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Ziel Gustave A. (Syz & Co.) r. San Rafael Zielke Jacob, machinist, r. 1181/2 Welsh rear Zien Edwin, machinist Metropolitan Match Co., r. 1828 Powell
Zier Leiser, tailor, 19 Turk, r. 6391/2 Stevenson Zierenberg Franz A., salesman Tillmann &
Bendel, r. 823 Valencia
Zierenberg John F., clerk H. Ahlers, r. 101, 8th
Ziesche Edward R., bookkeeper German Gen- eral Benevolent Society, r. 748 Geary
Ziesche Ferdinand, clerk, r. 748 Geary
Ziff Abram, carpenter, r. 321, 9th
Ziff Anna Miss, saleslady D. Samuels Lace House C., r. 321, 9th
Zifferer B. Mrs., r. Hotel Pleasanton
Zihn Andreas, builder, r. 123, 12th
Zihn Henry, carpenter, r. 443 Jessie
Ziliana Faustino L., teacher vocal music, r. 686 McAllister
Zillig Victoria, widow, r. 402 McAllister Zillmer A. D. Mrs., midwife. 1009 Mission Zillmer Adolph L. W., interne Cal. Woman's Hospital, r. 3118 Sacramento
Zillmer John G., butcher, r. 1009 Mission Zills Joseph, laborer Haslett Warehouse Co., r. 629 Bryant
Zimdars Gertrude Miss, artist, r. 82512 Sutter Zimelli G. E., teacher music, r. 223A Devisa- dero
Zimet Emanuel, tailor M. Wilson, r. 444 Jessie
Zimich William, waiter, r. 72512 Bush
Zimmer Andreas, engineer, r. 4403, 24th
Zimmer Arthur G., glove cutter, r. 251, 4th
Zimmer Charles K., ins. agent, r. 1007 Mission
Zimmer Chris, clerk, r. 6111% Greenwich
Zimmer Emil J., r. 632 Post
Zimmer John, barber, 705 Montgomery Av., r. 730 Filbert
Zimmer John G., broommaker G. F. Macken- zie & Co., r. 212 Bush
Zimmer John J., foreman E. Mohrig, r. 186 Noe
Zimmer L. M., cigarmaker. r. 123 Eddy
Zimmer Otto F., carpenter, r. 251, 4th
Zimmer Susanna, widow, r. 730 Filbert Zimmerman Adolph, foreman Broadway Brewery, r. 2235 Harrison
Zimmerman Arthur, horse clipper, r. Howard
Zimmerman B. Mrs., widow, r. 267 Lexington Av.
Zimmerman C., machinist Meese & Gottfried Co., r. Fruitvale
Zimmerman Charles, car man S. P. Co., r. 762 Harrison
Zimmerman Edward, barber, 333, 6th
Zimmerman Ernest E. (Rooney & Zimmer- man) r. 223 Potrero Av.
Zimmerman Frank, bartender William Boer- ner, r. 1610 Polk
Zimmerman Frank C., r. 1321 Sutter
Zimmerman Frederick W., butcher Clayburgh '& George, r. 1655, 16th Av. South
Zimmerman Gustave, teacher music, r. 339 Tehama
Zimmerman Harry L., with Sperry Flour Co., r. Alameda
Zimmerman Henry, bookkeeper, r. 1121 Pierce Zimmerman Herman, sodamaker Rooney & Zimmerman, r. 2734, 20th
Zimmerman Hiram, clerk G. Gall, r. 809 Mis- sion
Zimmerman J., machinist Meese & Gottfried Co., r. Fruitvale
Zimmerman J. G., packer Reed Pickle Wks., r. 114 West Mission
Av. Zimmerman John, butcher, r. 1655, 16th South
Zimmerman Joseph, baker F. Erdin, r. 1373 Minna
Zimmerman Joseph, shoemaker, 9391/2 Miss- sion
Zimmerman Kate, widow, r. 1714 Laguna Zimmerman Leonard, teamster Cal. Bottling Co., r. 1208 Fillmore
Zimmerman Louis M., concrete, 318 Bush, r. 3017 Buchanan
Zimmerman Louis R., janitor Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 17121/2 Polk
Zimmerman Louis W., seaman, r. 267 Lex- ingtor Av.
Zimmerman Ludwig H., liquors, 5141/2 Bat- tery, r. 976 Union
Zimmerman Matthew, carpenter, r. 751 An- dover Av.
Zimmerman Peter R., r. 4021, 18th
Zinimerman R., messenger Emporium, r. 606 Foisom
Zimmerman Reinhard, driver John Wieland Brewery, r. 118 Alabama
Zimmermann Adolph A., carpenter, 443, 3d Zimmermann Adolph G., expressman, r. 1310 Baker
Zimmermann Albert, painter, r. 410 Utah
Zimmermann Albert E. M., shoemaker, r. 382 Lexington Av.
Zimmermann Carl (Ruhland & Zimmermann) r. 4310 Point Lobos Av.
Zimmermann Carl, bartender Richard Kum- merlander, r. 219 Minna
Zimmermann Carl A., upholsterer, r. 6221/2 Hermann
Zimmermann Charles, teamster Raubinger Bros., r. 567 Chestnut
Zimmermann Charles L., clerk Stewart, Howe & May Co., r. 409 Mason
KELLOGG'S WHISKEY
A Great Appetizer 48-50 First St.
PROPRIETOR,
JEAN LOUPY,
Regular Dinner with Wine $1.00
Lunch with Wine
PUP RESTAURANT
.75 12-16 Stockton Street
614
CHAS. H. JACOB & CO.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS and EMBALMERS
318 Mason St. TEL. MAIN 5218
ZIM
CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY.
ZOL 1847
Zimmermann Frank, clerk G. A. Rutz Bak- ing Co., r. 625 Peralta Av.
Zimmermann George, porter McCann, Belcher & Allen, r. 154 Highland Av. Zimmermann George D., driver Union Ice Co., r. 633 Bryant
Zimmermann Gustav, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 411, 34th Av.
Zimmermann Harry, r. 976 Union
Zimmermann Herman, tailor, 41912 Stockton Zimmermann Johanna, widow, r. 1310 Baker Zimmermann John, laborer Liberty Iron
Wks., r. 75 Clementina
Zimmermann Karl P., r. 4191/2 Stockton
Zimmermann Louis, laborer
Haslett
Ware-
house C., r. 410 Utah
Zimmermann Philip, secy. Krug & Zimmer- mann Malting Co., r. 1108 Railroad Av. Zimmermann Robert (John & Zimmermann) r. 334 Turk
Zimmermann William, teacher Polytechnic High School, r. 1837 Bush
Zimmermann William C. (Rusconi
&
Zim-
mermann) r. 2803 Pine
Zimmett Catherine, widow, r. 656 Jessie rear Zincke Paul W., bartender, r. 32 San Carlos Av.
Zincke W., painter, r. 36 Birch Av.
Zingelmann Frieda, widow, r. 45 Noe
Royal Zingelmann John L., salesman The Shoe Store, r. 45 Noe
Zink Fritz, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 12 De Boom
Zink Madeline Miss, dressmaker, r. 5 Hyde Zink Robert, cellarman John Wieland Brew- ery, r. 62 Clementina
ZINKAND CAFE
Charles A. Zinkand proprietor, restaurant and oyster house, 923-929 Market
ZINKAND CHARLES A.
proprietor Zinkand Cafe, 923-929 Market, r. 1104 Devisadero
Zinkand Edward, carpenter, r. 418, 10th Av. Zinkand Ferdinand J., with Zinkand Cafe, r. 1104 Devisadero Zinkand William C., with Zinkand Cafe, r. 1104 Devisadero
Zinke Carl, upholsterer, r. 18 Sycamore Av.
Zinn Edward A., machinist Murch & Gray, r. 1033 Mission
Zinn Mary, widow, r. 2817 Bush [ Zinn. See Zihn
Zinnamon Abraham B., tailor, 129 Eddy, r. 514 Jessie
Zinnamon Adolph D., tailor, r. 61 Harriet
Zinnamon David, tailor A. B. Zinnamon, r. 514 Jessie
Zinnen Cecelia Miss, teacher music, r. 1317 Scott
Zinnen Joseph, musician, r. 1317 Scott ZINNS CHRISTIAN
merchant tailor, 43-44 Chronicle Bldg., r. 1132 Fell
Zinns Franklin A., bookkeeper, r. 22 Lloyd Zinns Harry L., with C. Zinns, r. 1132 Fell Zinns Otto T., asst. exchange teller Anglo- Californian Bank, r. 2629 Howard
Zinslen George, machinist Union Iron Wks., r. Oakland
Zint Christian Miss, r. 20 Capp Zion Edwin R., copyist County Clerk's office Zipfel C. Eugene, machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg. Wks., r. 3 Middle
Zipfel Guido, blacksmith Will & Finck Co .. r. 77A Rausch
Zipfel Joseph, porter Garcia & Maggini, r. 1409 Mason
Zipp Frederick L., paper carrier, r. 1151/2 Fair Oaks
Zippar James, delicacies, 1406 Ellis
Zirbes Henry, dealer in Architectural and Art Industrial Books, 935 Market, room 2 Zircher Eugene, baker, r. 904 Vallejo
Zirkel Frank, tailor, 715 Valencia
Zirkel Paul, r. 870 Howard
NEW YORK LIFE INS. CO
JOHN A MCCALL, PRESIDENT. THE OLDEST AND-LARGEST INTERNATIONAL' LIFE INSURANCE CO. IN THE WORLÓK SUPERVISED BY 82 GOVERNMENTS ..
GOLDEN GATE BRANCH ROOM'S 600-603, PARROTT BUILDING E R. SMITH, Agency Director.
Zirker Joseph, salesman Charles Keilus & Co., r. 14211% Mission
Zirker Louis, tailor, 884A McAllister, r. 14211/2 Mission
Zirkle D., clerk Postoffice, r. Berkeley Zises Sam, pres. S. F. Matzo Co., r. 1240 Fol- som
Ziska Dora, widow, r. 448 Jessie
Ziska Edward H., carrier Postoffice, r. 448
Jessie
Zissig Charles (Zissig & Essmann) r. 39 Lee Av.
Zissig & Essmann (Charles Zissig and Ernest Essmann) dry goods, 1058 Valencia Zita Prospero, liquors, 1312 Dupont, r. 516 Green
Zobel Alfred J., physician, 1403 California, r. 1308 Pine
Zobel Hendel H., law student, r. 1308 Pine Zobel Jacob, cap mfr., 405 Kearny, r. 1308 Pine
Zobel Ludwig (Zobel & Banner) 571 Market ZOBEL & BANNER
(Ludwig Zobel and Marcus Banner) suc- cessors to F. Toplitz & Co., wholesale mil- linery goods, 571 Market, tel. Red 2381 Zoberbier Carl, teacher music, r. 11 Lyon Zoberbier John, musician, r. 807 Leavenworth Zobler Emanuel M., cellarman Lachman & Jacobi, r. 11 Oak Grove Av.
Zocchi Angelo (Trezzini & Zocchi) r. 629 Val- lejo
Zocchi Brothers (Louis L. and George A.) liquors, 523 Union
Zocchi Dennis, r. 15 Union Pl.
Zocchi George A. (Zocchi Bros.) r. 15 Union Pl. Zocchi Louis L. (Zocchi Bros.) r. 521 Union Zoddart Frank B., master str. San Pedro, r. 898, 14th
Zoelner Sigmund, waiter, r. 18 Mason
Zoerb A., check clerk Postal Tel. Cable Co., r. 1352 Sacramento
Zoerb John, maltster Empire Malt House, r. 19 Vandewater
Zoerb John, shoemaker, 1352 Sacramento
Zoerb William, clerk Herman Holm, r. 1352 Sacramento
Zolezzi Andrew, fish, Clay St. Market, r. 114 Pacific
Zolezzi Gio B., packer Yosemite Flour Mills, r. 114 Pacific
Zolezzi Pasquale, fisherman, r. 114 Pacific Zoll Gottfried, restaurant, 531 Ellis
Zoller Carl (Zoller & Merkel) r. 314 Devisa- dero
Zoller Charles, tailor, r. 21, 28th
Zoller John, baker, r. 1550 Grove
Zöller Stephen, sauerkraut maker, Powell
r. 2113
Zoller William (A. Shaefer & Co.) r. 3562, 20th Zoller William, tailor Charles Lyons, r. 3765, 20th
Zoller William L., purser str. Acapulco, r. 438 Page
Zoller & Merkel (Carl Zoller and August Merkel) bakery, 314 Devisadero
Zolling Richard, master mariner, Ferry Bldg., r. Oakland
Zollinger Henry, machinist, r. 711 Mission Zollinger Oscar R., shirt cutter, r. 100 Jones Zollinger Sarah Mrs., furnished rooms, 100 Jones
The -
FUJI CO.
JAPANESE TEAS and FANCY GOODS
Direct Importers of 120 Fifth St., S. F., Tel. South 523. 963 Washington St , Oakland
OCEAN MARINE INSURANCE CO.
309-311 Sansome St. H. M. NEWHALL & CO., Agts.
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DIXON, BORGESON & CO. SHOW CASES 37 Market Street, S. F.
1848
ZOL
CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY. ZYS
THE LIQUOR HABIT CURED AT THE KEELEY INSTITUTE NO. 1170 MARKET ST. ADOPTED. BY THE U. S.GOVERNMENT.
Zollner Alfred, salesman B. D. Pike & Co., r. 2204 Steiner
Zollner Edward, cabinetmaker Sterling Furn. Co., r. 515 Stevenson
Zollner William A., clerk Pac. Mut. Life Ins. Co., r. 213 Chattanooga
Zollver John A. (Zollver, Lawlor & Pitman) r. 206 Fair Oaks
Zollver, Lawlor & Pitman (John A. Zollver, John Lawlor and Harry M. Pitman) proprs. Western Brass Wks., 106, 1st
Zolski Joseph, show case maker Dixon, Bor- geson & Co., r. Oakland
Zoppi Agnes, widow, r. 10512 San Jose Av. 17 Zorg. See Sorg
Zorner Paul, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks., r. 627 Fulton
Zornow Robert F., sailmaker Brann & Prior, r. 21 Stanly Pl.
Zoudy Baptiste, laundryman A. Vallon, r. 221 Mason
Zoulton L., clerk Cafe Royal, r. 31371/2, 16th Zowasky Gustav T., porter Naber, Alfs & Brune, r. 221 Oak
Zowasky Joseph W., cellarman, r. 221 Oak Zowasky Mary, widow, r. 221 Oak
Zowasky Robert J., porter Naber, Alfs &
Brune, r. 221 Oak
IF Zroggen. See Zgroggen
Zschiesche Christian, shoemaker, r. 3645, 23d [] Zschiesche. See Zeische
Zschraggen J. Mrs., midwife, r. 3207 Army
& Zschraggen Joseph, collar stuffer Main Winchester, r. 3207 Army
Zubiate Mining Co. (Mexico) Dew R. Oliver pres., Mills Bldg.
Zubriczky Joseph, liquors, 20 Anthony
Zucker Nathan, com. merchant, 125 Sansome, r. 351 Pierce
Zucker Solomon L., tailors' trimmings, 120 Taylor, r. 523 Eddy
Zuckerman Alphonse Mrs., widow, r. 304 Hayes
Zuckerman Joseph (Zuckerman & Co.) r. 2811 Washington
Zuckerman Max (Zuckerman & Levy) r. 413 Jones
Zuckerman Richard O. (Zuckerman & Co.) 523 Market
Zuckerman Samuel, cloakmaker L. Horovitz, r. 1025 Mission
Zuckerman & Co. (Richard O. and Joseph Zuckerman) mfr. ladies' and children's wear, 523 Market
Zuckerman & Levy (Max Zuckerman and George Levy) mfrs.' agents, 124 Sansome
Zueger Rose Miss, stenographer Cal. Fruit Canners' Assn., r. 629 Green
Zuern J. Martin, cabinetmaker Pattosien Co., r. 19 Aileen Av.
Zuern Rose Miss, with Pattosien Co., r. 19 Aileen Av.
Zufall Frederick, cabinetmaker Little & Smyth, r. 109 Van Ness Av.
Zuffi Cesar, peddler, r. 24A Hunt
Zuffich John, porter M. B. Moraghan, r. 641 Bush
Zuger Joseph, laborer, r. 431 Pine
Zuhlke George, salesman, r. 985 Harrison
Zulema Alfred S., teacher dancing, r. 703
Green
Zulk Carl J., marble dealer, 907 Point Lobos Av., r. 308 Mason
Zumpstein Louis, cook, r. 431 Pine
Zumwalt Fred, interne St. Mary's Hospital
Zundel Frank T., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1616 Stockton
Zundel Robert, baker Angelo Petri, r. 1616 Stockton
Zuniga Frank, fireman, r. 1623 Powell rear Zuñiza Edward, porter, r. 26 Church Av.
Zuper Victor, plumber, r. 211 Natoma
Zurfluh Ambrose, liquors, 1799 San Bruno Av. Zurfluh Charles A., clerk W. R. Knights Co., r. 166 Shipley
Zurfluh Frank, milker Del Monte Dairy
Zur Lowen Fred, instrument maker Sherman, Clay & Co., r. 1822, 15th
Zurn Frederick N., bookkeeper Jos. Wagner Mfg. Co., r. Alameda
Zrurnhelt Michel, concrete worker, r. 29 Rin- gold
Zussman Samuel, physician, r. 934 Van Ness Av.
Zust Emil, baker, r. 416 Austin Av.
Zvanut Matthew, bartender Radulovich Bros., r. 1353 Bush
Zvietich Elijah M., boxmaker Am. Box Fac- tory, r. 902 Valencia
Zwaal S., awnings and tents, 1649 Mission Zweifel Joachim, laborer. r. 627 Commercial Zweifel John H., bartender George Dawson, r. 346 Hayes
Zwerin Annie Miss, saleslady, r. 106, 8th Zwerin Joseph, tailor, 106, 8th
Zwerin Philip, tailor, r. 106, 8th
Zweybruck Edith Miss, teacher Pac. Heights Grammar School, r. 2213 Fillmore
Zweybruck Henriette, widow, r. 2213 Fillmore
ZWICK A. COMPANY
(Anton Zwick) wholesale liquors and St. Helena wine depot, 2140 Mission, tel. White 73
ZWICK ANTON
(A. Zwick Company) r. 2140 Mission
Zwick Charles A., r. 1816 Mason
Zwick Louisa A. Mrs. (Koster & Zwick) r. 1816 Mason
Zwicker Eldridge G., clerk, r. 927 Ellis
Zwicker Elizabeth, widow, r. 927 Ellis Zwieg Herman, molder, r. 161 Bay
Zwig Hermann Mrs., widow, r. 2597 Howard Zwierlein Casper, carpenter, 318 Bush, r. 1612 Grove
Zwilling Herman, waiter, r. 1969 Howard Zwillinger Isador, tailor, r. 464 Clementina
Zwillinger Jacob, tailor S. Greenburg, r. 454 Clementina
Zwissig Brothers (John and John J.) dairy- men, Marshall nr. Congdon
Zwissig John (Zwissig Bros.) r. Marshall nr. Congdon
Zwissig John J. (Zwissig Bros.) r. Marshall nr. Congdon
Zwissig Louis, dairy, 1015, 16th Av. South Zwissig Michael, milker, r. 1470 San Bruno Av.
Zyskind Bernard (Friedlander & Zyskind) r. 1111 Kearny
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424 SANSOME ST., S. F.
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Brief and Law Work Book and Job Work
Bank
and
Insurance Department
Giving Names of Officers and Directors and Particulars of the Prominent Banks and Insurance Companies doing Business in San Francisco
For the Year Beginning May 1st 1900
1
1850
BANK AND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
The Bank of California
SAN FRANCISCO
Capital $2,000,000 Surplus $1,000,000 Profit and Loss Account, April 1st, 1900, $2,347,506
OFFICERS
WILLIAM ALVORD
President
CHAS. R. BISHOP
Vice-President
THOMAS BROWN
Cashier
S. PRENTISS SMITH
Assistant Cashier
IRVING F. MOULTON
Second Assistant Cashier
ALLEN M. CLAY
Secretary
CORRESPONDENTS
NEW YORK
r ( The Bank of New York, N. B. A. Messrs. Laidlaw & Co.
BALTIMORE
The National Exchange Bank
BOSTON
CHICAGO . .
The National Shawmut Bank ( Illinois Trust and Savings Bank Union National Bank The Philadelphia National Bank
PHILADELPHIA
ST. LOUIS
Boatmen's Bank
VIRGINIA CITY, NEV.
Agency of The Bank of California
LONDON
Messrs. N. M. Rothschild & Sons
PARIS
Messrs. de Rothschild Frères
BERLIN Direction der Disconto Gesellschaft
CHINA, JAPAN AND EAST INDIES Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND
1 ( The Union Bank of Australia, Limited and Bank of New Zealand
Letters of Credit issued, available in all parts of the World
1851
BANK AND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
THE
Anglo-Californian Bank
(LIMITED)
London Office,
18 Austin Friars
San Francisco Office, N. E. Cor. Sansome and Pine Streets
Authorized Capital Stock . $6,000,000
Subscribed 3,000,000
Paid in
1,500,000
Surplus and Undivided Profits
750,000
Remainder Subject to Call
DIRECTORS IN LONDON
E. H. LUSHINGTON, JOSEPH SEBAG J. SIMON
HON. H. H. FOWLER ISAAC SELIGMAN
J. SIMON, MANAGING DIRECTOR (LONDON)
CORRESPONDENTS AND AGENTS
J. & W. SELIGMAN & CO.
NEW YORK
MASSACHUSETTS NATIONAL BANK
BOSTON
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
PHILADELPHIA
FOURTH STREET NATIONAL BANK
PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO CHICAGO
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
KANSAS CITY
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
ST. LOUIS
OHIO VALLEY NATIONAL BANK
CINCINNATI
WHITNEY NATIONAL BANK
NEW ORLEANS
DENVER NATIONAL BANK
DENVER, COL.
NEBRASKA NATIONAL BANK
OMAHA, NEB.
BANK OF MONTREAL
BRITISH COLUMBIA AND CANADA PARIS
GEBRUDER MEYER
BERLIN
M. M. WARBURG & Co.
HAMBURG
D. B. ADLER & Co.
COPENHAGEN VIENNA
BANQUE DE LA SUISSE ITALIENNE
LOCARNE
NIEDERSAECASISCHE BANK
BREMEN
BANCO NACIONAL DE MEXICO AND BRANCHES
FIRST AMERICAN BANK OF HAWAII
MEXICO HONOLULU, H. I.
China, Japan and East Indies: CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA Australia and New Zealand : BANK OF AUSTRALASIA AND BRANCHES THE UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA, LD.
Bills of Exchange, Commercial and Travelers' Letters of Credit Issued, Collections Made, and Stocks, Bonds and Bullion Bought and Sold on most favorable terms
MANAGERS IN SAN FRANCISCO
IGNATZ STEINHART P. N. LILIENTHAL
SELIGMAN, FRÈRES & CIE
SELIGMAN & STETTHEIMER
FRANKFORT
OESTERREICHISCHE CREDIT ANSTALT
MERCHANTS' LOAN AND TRUST CO.
BANK OF MONTREAL
1852
BANK AND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
London & San Francisco Bank
(LIMITED)
424 CALIFORNIA STREET
Authorized Capital, . . $3,500,000
Capital Subscribed and Fully Paid, $2,450,000
HEAD OFFICE, - 71 Lombard Street, London PORTLAND BRANCH, Chamber of Commerce Building
TACOMA BRANCH, -
-
1302 Pacific Avenue
This Bank is prepared to issue Commercial and Travelers' Letters of Credit, available throughout the World, and to transact every description of
Banking and Exchange Business.
WILLIAM MACKINTOSH, MANAGER
1853
BANK AND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
No. 5096
-THE
San Francisco National BANK
S. E. Corner Sansome and Pine Streets SAN FRANCISCO
CAPITAL -
$500,000.00
JAMES K. WILSON, Pres. L. I. COWGILL, Cashier
OFFICERS WILLIAM PIERCE JOHNSON, Vice-Pres. F. W. WOLFE, Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS
James K. Wilson Wm. Pierce Johnson H. E. Huntington
Wm. J. Dutton George A. Pope C. S. Benedict
Henry Pierce
PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS
The Hanover National Bank, New York
Continental National Bank, Chicago
The Chase National Bank, New York First National Bank, Kansas City, Mo.
Chemical National Bank, New York Mechanics Bank, St. Louis
National Bank of the Commonwealth, Boston National Bank of Commerce, Denver, Colo. Drexel & Co., Philadelphia
Make Collections in all parts of the United States. Issue Letters of Credit available in all parts of the world. Also draw exchange on London, Paris, Hamburg, Cologne, Berlin, Bremen, Frankfort on Main,'Leipsic and Stuttgart
1854
BANK AND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
The First National Bank
OF SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. N. W. Corner Bush and Sansome Streets
Paid-up Capital Surplus -
-
2
$1,500,000 -
= - 1,000,000
S. G. MURPHY
- President JAMES MOFFITT
Vice-President
JAMES K. LYNCH - =
J. K. MOFFITT -
Cashier Assistant Cashier
S. G. MURPHY
GEO. A. LOW
THOS. JENNINGS
DIRECTORS
JAMES MOFFITT
JAMES D. PHELAN J. A. HOOPER
GEO. C. PERKINS
J. W. VAN BERGEN .
J. DOWNEY HARVEY
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
Commercial Travelers' Credits Issued, available in all parts of the World
Safe Deposit Department
Steel Safes rented from $5.00 a year upwards. Trunks and Packages stored at reasonable rates. Absolute security for valuables.
OFFICE HOURS: 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M.
1855
BANK AND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
Che Bank of British north America
ESTABLISHED IN 1836 INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER IN 1840
PAID-UP CAPITAL, RESERVE FUND,
$4,866,666.66
1,581,666.66
BRANCHES IN CANADA
London Kingston
Fredericton, N. B.
Greenwood, B. C.
Brantford
Ottawa
Halifax, N. S.
Kaslo, B. C.
Hamilton
Montreal
Winnipeg, Man.
Rossiand, B. C.
Toronto
Quebec
Brandon, Man.
Trail, B. C. (Sub-Agency)
Midland
St. Johns, N B. Ashcroft, B. C.
Vancouver, B. C.
Victoria, B. C. Atlin, B. C.
Dawson City (Yukon District) Bennett, B. C.
AGENTS IN THE UNITED STATES, ETC. New York-52 Wall Street-W. Lawson & J. C. Welsh San Francisco-120 Sansome Street-H. M. J. McMichael & J. R. Ambrose
HEAD OFFICE, 3 CLEMENTS LANE, LONDON, E. C.
COMMERCIAL AND TRAVELING CREDITS ISSUED
For use in Europe, China, Japan, the East Indies, South America and Australia.
Demand and Time Bills of Exchange, payable in London and elsewhere, bought and sold at current rates; also Telegraph Transfers.
Demand Drafts on Scotland and Ireland, also on Canada, New York, Chicago, British Columbia, Australia, New Zealand and Dawson (Yukon District).
Bills Collected and other Banking Business Transacted,
San Francisco Agency, 120 Sansome Street H. M. J. McMICHAEL & J. R. AMBROSE, Agents
DIRECTORIES
-OF ALL-
Principal Cities of the United States
-ON FILE AT-
-
DIRECTORY OFFICE
215-219 Bush Street
1856
BANK AND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
San Francisco Savings Union
532 CALIFORNIA STREET
Deposits, Dec. 31, 1899
$26,110,681
Paid Up Capital
1,000,000
Reserve Fund
=
210,067
Contingent Fund
407,391
E. B. POND, President LOVELL WHITE, Cashier
W. C. B. DE FREMERY, Vice-President
R. M. WELCH, Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS GEORGE W. BEAVER JACOB BARTH GEORGE C. BOARDMAN W. C. B. DE FREMERY DANIEL E. MARTIN E. B. POND ROBERT WATT THOMAS MAGKE C. O. G. MILLER Loans upon San Francisco and Oakland Real Estate, and farms and farming lands in the country. Receives deposits. Country remittances may be made in checks, payable in San Francisco Postoffice or Wells Fargo & Co's money orders or coin by express, but the responsi- bility of this bank commences only with the receipt of the money. No charge is made for pass-book or entrance fee.
OFFICE HOURS-9 a. m. to 3 p. m., Saturdays from 9 a. m. to 1 p. m., and Saturday evenings for receipt of deposits only, 6:30 to 8 o'clock.
1857
BANK AND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY
INCORPORATED JULY 23, 1857
101 MONTGOMERY STREET, COR. OF SUTTER (Formerly 619 Clay Street) SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Guaranteed Capital and Reserve Fund I
-
$1,175,000
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AVINGS / LOAY SOCIETY
The Oldest Savings
Bank in the State
Loans made at Lowest Rates on approved collaterals and on city and country real estate.
DIRECTORS
S. C. BIGELOW
ISAAC HYDE
HORACE DAVIS ARTHUR A. SMITH
G. E. GOODMAN A. N. DROWN
E. C. BURR W. E. DAVIS
C. R. BISHOP
OFFICERS S. C. BIGELOW - President
ARTHUR A. SMITH
Vice-President
CYRUS W. CARMANY Cashier and Secretary
EDWIN BONNELL Ass't Cashier
A. N. DROWN
-
Attorney
Deposits from the interior or from any part of the United States or Europe may be sent by express, or by drafts on any business or banking house; but in no case will the corporation be liable for their safe delivery. Interest or principal sent to the interior or any part of the United States or Europe, on receipt of the proper order, accompanied by the pass-book.
Deposits received of $1 and upwards. The signature of the depositor should accompany the first deposit. No charge is made for pass-book or entrance fee.
Dividend not drawn will be considered as deposits made on the first of the month in which the dividends may be payable.
1858
BANK AND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
The German Savings and Loan Society
526 California Street San Francisco
Guaranteed Capital and Surplus $2,213,146.59
Capital Actually Paid up in Cash $1,000,000.00
Deposits December 30, 1899 $28,563,655.41
Office Hours from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. Saturdays from 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. Extra hours on Saturdays from 7 to 8 P. M., for deposits only.
Loans Made on Real Estate and other
Collateral Security at Current Rates of Interest
OFFICERS
B. A. BECKER
DANIEL MEYER
First Vice-President
Second Vice-President
Cashier
W. S. GOODFELLOW
General Attorney
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
B. A. BECKER DANIEL MEYER
H. HORSTMANN IGN. STEINHART
JOHN LLOYD E. ROUTE
Assistant Cashier
Secretary
HI. HORSTMANN
A. H. R. SCHMIDT
President
WILLIAM HERRMANN
GEORGE TOURNY
A. H. MULLER .
. Assistant Secretary
H. B. Russ N. OHLANDT
THE GERMAN SAVINGS & LOAN SOCIETY,
DEUTSCHE SPAR & LEIH BANK
1859
BANK AND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
The Hibernia Savings and Loan Society
INCORPORATED APRIL 12, 1859 RE-INCORPORATED AUG. 30, 1864
OFFICE, COR. MARKET, MCALLISTER AND JONES STS. SAN FRANCISCO
The objects for which this Association is formed are, that by its operations the depositor thereof may be able to find a
Secure and Profitable Investment for Small Savings
And Borrowers may have an opportunity of obtaining from it the use of a moderate capital, on giving good and sufficent security for the use of the same
OFFICERS
President, .
. JAMES R. KELLY
Secretary and Treasurer . ROBERT J. TOBIN
Attorneys . . TOBIN & TOBIN
Any person can become a depositor of this Society on subscribing to the By-Laws.
Deposits can be made from $1 up to $2,000. Loans made on Security of Real Estate within the City and County
Mutual Savings Bank OF SAN FRANCISCO
33 POST STREET Below Kearny
Mechanics' Institute Building
GUARANTEED CAPITAL, PAID-UP CAPITAL, -
$1,000,000 300,000
JAMES D. PHELAN, President
S. G. MURPHY, 1st Vice-President
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