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Washington Square, bet Washington, Broadway, Fourth and Fifth Watts, W s Peralta Av bet Harlan and Emery, N to Charter Limits Webster, Ns South Front bet Franklin and Harrison, NE to Hawthorne Webster Avenue, from Webster, nr Hawthorne, NE to Charter Limits West, junction Market and Railroad Av, NE to Charter Limits
West Eighteenth, W s Market bet West Sixteenth and West Twentieth, W to West Front
West Eighth, W s Market bet Railroad Av and West Tenth, W to Wood
West Fifth, W s Market bet West Third and Railroad Av, W to Peralta
West First, W s Market bet South Front and West Third, W to West Front
West Fourteenth, Ws Market bet West Twelfth and West Sixteenth, W to West Front
West Front, forms western boundary of the city, extending from South Front NE to Beach
West Seventh-See Railroad Avenue
West Sixteenth, W s Market bet West Fourteenth and West Eighteenth, W to West Front
West Tenth, W s Market bet West Eighth and West Twelfth, W to Peralta
West Third, W s Market bet West First and West Fifth, W to West Front
West Twelfth, W s Market bet West Tenth and West Fourteenth, W to West Front
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., S. F., Best Paper and Linen Collars.
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West Twentieth, W s Market bet West Eighteenth and West Twenty- second, W to West Front
West Twenty-second, W s Market bet West Twentieth and Twenty- fourth, W to West Front
William, E s San Pablo Av bet Twentieth and Frederick, E to Telegraph Avenue
William, W s Peralta bet Atlantic and Railroad Av, W to West Front Willow, N s South Front bet Wood and Campbell, NE to Beach
Wood, N s South Front bet Pine and Willow, NE to Beach
Public Buildings and Offices.
Board of Education, meets Council Chamber, City Hall.
Board of Education, Clerk of, 2 City Hall.
Board of Health, basement City Hall.
Chief Engineer Fire Department, City Hall grounds.
City Assessor, 6 City Hall.
City Attorney, 9 City Hall.
City Clerk, 4 City Hall.
City Council Chambers, 3 City Hall.
City Engineer, I City Hall.
City Hall, N s Fourteenth, junction San Pablo Avenue.
City Marshal, 5 City Hall.
City Pound, corner Twenty-Eighth and Adeline.
City Tax Collector, 5 City Hall.
City Treasurer, 4 City Hall.
County Coroner, SW corner Tenth and Franklin.
Fire Department Commissioners, City Hall.
Health Officer, basement City Hall.
Judge Third District Court, Chambers, NE cor Broadway and Tenth.
Justices of the Peace, E s Broadway bet Fifth and Sixth, and W s Broadway bet Eleventh and Twelfth.
Mayor, 2 City Hall.
Police, Captain of, basement City Hall.
Police Commissioners, City Hall.
Police Court, first floor City Hall.
Police Court, Clerk of, 8 City Hall.
Police Court Judge, 8 City Hall.
Post Office, W s Broadway bet Eighth and Ninth.
Superintendent Public Schools, 2 City Hall.
United States Assistant Assessor Internal Revenue, E s Broadway bet Ninth and Tenth.
United States Register of Bankruptcy, NE cor Broadway and Sixth.
Buildings, Blocks, Halls.
Academy of Music, S s Sixth bet Washington and Broadway. Allyn's Building, W s Broadway bet Eighth and Ninth.
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Importers Hardware and Iron, Cor: Bush and Market, S. F.
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS, ETC.
Bamber & Co's Express Building, S s Seventh bet Washington and Broadway.
Benitz Block, NE cor Broadway and Tenth.
Blake & Moffitt's Building, E s Broadway bet Ninth and Tenth.
Boardman's Hall, NW cor Broadway and Twelfth.
Boardman's Block, NW cor Broadway and Twelfth.
Brayton Hall, N s Twelfth bet Webster and Harrison. Broadway Block, W s Broadway bet Eleventh and Twelfth. Canning Block, SW cor Broadway and Thirteenth.
Church Block, W s Broadway bet Tenth and Eleventh.
City Hall, N s Fourteenth, junction San Pablo Avenue.
College Block, bet Franklin, Harrison, Twelfth and Fourteenth. Cosmopolitan Hotel Building, NW cor Broadway and Seventh. Delger's, or Post Office Block, W s Broadway bet Ninth and Tenth. Gieschen's Building, NE cor Broadway and Sixth. Improved Order Red Men's Hall, E s Broadway bet Third and Fourth. Masonic Halls, SW cor Broadway and Eighth, and SW cor Broadway and Twelfth streets.
Oakland Library Building, SE cor Washington and Twelfth.
Odd Fellows' Building, NW cor Franklin and Eleventh.
Odd Fellows' Hall, NW cor Franklin and Eleventh.
Pearson Hall, NE cor Railroad Av and Wood, Oakland Point. Pelouze Hall, SE cor Railroad Av and Pine, Oakland Point. Post Office, or Delger's Block, W s Broadway bet Ninth and Tenth. Remillard's Building, E s Broadway nr Twelfth. Sessions Block, SE cor Broadway and Twelfth.
Shattuck & Hillegass' Building, W s Broadway bet Seventh and Eighth. Shattuck's Building, SW cor Broadway and Eighth.
Turn Verein Hall, S s Ninth bet Clay and Washington. Union Bank Building, SE cor Broadway and Ninth. Wilcox Block, SW cor Broadway and Ninth.
Places of Amusement, and Public Gardens.
Academy of Music, S s Sixth bet Washington and Broadway. Brayton Hall, N s Twelfth bet Webster and Harrison. Humboldt Park, terminus Oakland Railroad.
Zimmerman's Gardens, NE cor Second and Harrison.
Wharves.
Broadway Wharf, foot of Broadway. Central Pacific Railroad Co's Wharf, foot Railroad Av, Oakland Point. City Wharf, foot of Webster. Oakland Ferry Wharf, foot of Railroad Av, Oakland Point.
Washington Street Wharf, foot of Washington.
Railroads.
CENTRAL PACIFIC-Overland and accommodation trains for San José, Sacramento, Stockton, and Marysville - from Oakland Ferry Wharf; City Station, foot of Market street.
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., S. F., White Goods.
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CENTRAL PACIFIC-Local train, from Oakland Ferry Wharf-Stations : Oakland Point, Center Street, Adeline Street, Market Street, Broadway, Oak Street, and Brooklyn.
OAKLAND AND BERKELEY, (Horse Cars)-from foot of Broadway to Telegraph Avenue, thence to Berkeley.
OAKLAND, BROOKLYN AND FRUIT VALE, (Horse Cars)-from Broad- way Station to Twelfth Street, thence to Brooklyn.
Ferries.
OAKLAND AND SAN FRANCISCO - Steamer El Capitan, from Ferry Wharf, Oakland Point; and Steamer Louise, (freight line) from foot of Broadway.
Stages.
MOUNT DIABLO-John Amidon, proprietor ; office, east side Broadway between Seventh and Eighth.
SAN PABLO-A. B. Townsend, proprietor ; office, north side Eleventh between Broadway and Franklin.
Expresses.
BAMBER & Co's, (San Francisco, Alameda and Contra Costa Counties) office, west side Broadway between Seventh and Eighth.
SPENCER & ANDERSON'S, (Oakland and San Francisco) ; office with T. R. Burns, southwest cor Seventh and Broadway.
RUSSELL & CROPLEY'S, (Oakland and San Francisco) ; office with John Breen, west side Broadway between Sixth and Seventh.
WELLS, FARGO & Co's, (to all parts of the Pacific Coast, Eastern States and Europe) ; R. C. Gaskill, agent ; office west side Broad- way between Eighth and Ninth.
WINGATE's, (Oakland and San Francisco) ; office with Nathan Rosen- berg, west side Broadway between Eighth and Ninth.
Prominent Places.
Berkeley, four miles north of City Hall.
Fruit Vale, east of Brooklyn, two and a half miles from City Hall.
Gibbons' Point, now Oakland Point.
Lake Merritt, three quarters of a mile east of City Hall.
Lake Park, two and a half miles northeast of City Hall.
Lake Side, near northern shore of Lake Merritt, two miles northeast of City Hall
Mountain View Cemetery, east of Broadway Avenue, two and a half miles from City Hall.
Oakland Point, western portion of the city fronting the Bay.
Piedmont Springs, four miles northeast of the City Hall.
San Antonio Creek, between Oakland, Brooklyn and Alameda, emptying into the Bay.
Temescal, two and a quarter miles north of City Hall.
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market, S. F.
Geo. C. Shreve & Co.
IMPORTERS OF
WATCHES
Diamonds, Etc.
110 Montgomery St.
Make a specialty of the
Gorham Manufacturing Co's
STERLING
SILVER WARE
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Mills
Seminaru
This well-known Institution for Young Ladies is located at Seminary Park, Brooklyn, Alameda County, Cal. With its new and commodious buildings, affording accommodation for TWO HUNDRED STUDENTS, ample grounds, and large and efficient corps of teachers, the Institution offers unrivaled advantages for a thorough and finished education.
All letters of inquiry, and all communications relative to ad- mission, should be addressed to
REV. C. T. MILLS,
Brooklyn, Alameda Co., Cal.
Expenses,
Board, furnished room, Tuition in all of the branches of the regular course, Gas, Washing, Medical Attendance and seat in Church, per term
$175.00
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OAKLAND DIRECTORY,
For the Year commencing July 1st, 1872.
NOTICE .- Names too late for regular insertion, removals, changes, etc., which have occurred during the printing of the work, will be found on page 8.
ABBREVIATIONS.
Abr Above
O.F.D ..
. ...
. Oakland Fire Department
O.B. & F.V.R.R. Co ... Oakland, Brook-
. Boards
lyn and Fruit Vale Railroad Co.
bet.
Between
O. Gas L. Co.
. Oakland Gas Light Co.
0. P.
. Oakland Point
bldg.
Building
Blk. Block
C. C. Water Co. Contra Costa Water Co. col'd. Colored
opp ..
O.R.R. Co.
Oakland Railroad Co.
res. .residence cor. . Corner
Rev Reverend
C.P.R.R. Co .. Central Pacific Railroad Co. dwl. . dwelling S. . South E.
.East
s. .
. side
S. F.
. San Francisco
N.
North
W.
. West
nr.
.near
ABBEY Frances J., (widow) dwl SW cor Webster and Sixth Abbot Mary M., (widow) dwl W s Filbert bet Third and Fifth Abbott George, brewer, dwl S s Fourth bet Washington and Broadway
Abbott George, student, dwl S s Eighth bet Franklin and Webster Abbott Jane, (widow) dwl E s Harrison bet Eighth and Ninth ACADEMY OF MUSIC, S s Sixth bet Washington and Broadway Adams Charles, brakeman C. P. R. R., bds Railroad Exchange, Oakland Point
Adams D. L., member Phoenix Engine Co. No. 1, O. F. D., City Hall grounds
ADAMS EDSON, real estate, dwl Bay nr Broadway
Adams Egbert C., student University California, dwl E s Franklin bet Tenth and Eleventh
Adams O. M., Professor History and Ancient Languages, Prepara- tory Department University California
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., S. F., Straw Hats.
Avenue
av ..
bds
0. Paving Co
Oakland Paving Co.
. . opposite
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ADAMS,
PIONEER HATTER
Broadway, above Eighth Street, Oakland.
HATS for figures broad and burly, HATS for straight hair and curly ; HATS for faces melancholy, HATS for features bright and jolly ; HATS for gentlemen of standing, HATS that give a look commanding ; HATS for walking, riding, driving, HATS dull faces look alive in ; HATS that stand all kinds of mauling, HATS for every trade and calling ; HATS of many shapes uncommon, . HATS admired by lovely woman ; HATS of quiet styles for pastors, HATS low crown-your knowing castors ; HATS to make the heart rejoice, HATS for children and for boys ; HATS that would a saint entice, HATS for all, at any price.
ADAMS,
PIONEER HATTER Broadway, above Eighth Street, Oakland.
THEO. E. TODTMANN,
PRACTICAL
Chronometer & Watchmaker
Broadway, Second Door above Eighth St., Oakland.
Special attention paid to repairing and regulating of Chronometers and English Watches.
Jewelry Made to Order and Repaired.
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market, S. F.
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ADAMS ROBERT H., hats and caps, W s Broadway bet Eighth and Ninth, dwl N s Fifth bet Castro and Grove
Adams William G., house mover, dwl SE cor Market and Ninth Adamson Margaret Miss, (Mrs. LaRoche & Sister) dwl N s Sev- enth bet Clay and Jefferson
Adie Mary, (widow) dwl S s Twelfth bet Franklin and Webster Ah Chung, (Chinese) intelligence office, S s Eleventh bet Broadway and Franklin
Ahern John, carpenter, dwl N s Fifth bet Washington and Broadway Ahern Peter, carpenter, dwIN s Fifth bet Washington and Broadway Ahern Richard, painter, dwl N s Fifth bet Washington and Broadway Ahern Thomas, carpenter, dwl S s Twenty-fifth bet Broadway and Telegraph Av
Ahern William, carpenter, dwl S s Fourth bet Webster and Harrison
Ahrens Diedrich, driver Washington Brewery, NE cor Broadway and Sixth
Ahrens John, express wagon, Broadway bet Sixth and Seventh, dwl S s Locust nr San Pablo Av
Ainsworth George, student University California, dwl SW cor Ho- bart and Telegraph Av
AKERLY BENJAMIN REV., D. D., rector St. John's Church, dwl W s Adeline bet West Fourteenth and West Sixteenth
Akin Abraham, porter Oakland Bank of Savings, W s Broadway bet Eighth and Ninth
ALAMEDA COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, J. C. Van Wyck, M. D., president, office Wilcox Block
Albridge James H., engineer C. P. R. R., dwl W s Webster nr Fifteenth
Alden Richard C., chief clerk Subsistence Department U. S. Army, (S. F.) dwl NE cor Brush and Twelfth
Aldrich A. F. Miss, principal Grove Street Primary School, bds Emmons House
Aldrich Louis, attorney at law, (S. F.) dwl Ns Fifteenth bet Brush and West
Aldrich Lucius, machinist, dwl W s San Pablo Av bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Aldrich William, policeman and jailor City Hall, dwl W s San Pablo Av bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Aldrich William A., merchant, dwl N s Lake nr Jackson
Alexander A. J., student University California, dwl NE cor Tenth and Webster
Alexander Emeline, (widow, col'd) laundress, S s Tenth bet Grove and Jefferson
Alexander Henry, gents' furnishing goods and shirt manufacturer, W s Broadway bet Eighth and Ninth, dwl E s Harrison bet Eighth and Ninth
Alexander I., carpenter, dwl Emmons House
Alexander Isadore, boots and shoes, W s Broadway bet Sixth and Seventh, dwl W s Clay bet Sixth and Seventh
Alexander Louis L., mining broker, (S. F.) dwl N s Prospect Av nr Broadway
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sanscm St., S. F., Braids of all kinds.
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OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
1
Daily Transcript
The Popular Paper of Alameda County.
ISSUED EVERY MORNING. (Mondays Excepted.)
The TRANSCRIPT is now in its Ninth Volume. Under its new proprietorship it has doubled its circulation and is rapidly increas- ing, making it the best advertising medium in Alameda County.
TERMS :
One Year, by mail, (in advance) $7 00
Six Months, by mail,
4 00
Three Months "
2 50
Delivered by Carriers,
15 cents per week.
Recollect, the Transcript is the best medium for advertising in the City of Oakland and Alameda County.
A. W. BISHOP co.
Proprietors,
Office-Broadway, bet. Eighth and Ninth Sts.
WEST SIDE.
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO,, Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market, S. F.
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Alexander Mary J. Miss, teacher Irving Grammar School, dwl S s Thirteenth bet Jefferson and Grove
ALLARDT GEORGE F., chief engineer Tide Land Survey, (S. F.) dwl NE cor Adeline and Twelfth.
Allen Barney, carpenter Pioneer Planing Mills, dwl S s Fifth bet Broadway and Franklin
Allen Benjamin B., conductor C. P. R. R., dwl Ss William bet Pine and Wood, Oakland Point
Allen Elihu, stair builder with George M. Blair, dwl S s Eleventh bet Webster and Harrison
Allen James, janitor Prescott Grammar School, NE cor Campbell and Taylor, Oakland Point
Allen O., fireman C. P. R. R., bds Railroad Exchange, O. P. Allen Susan, (widow) dwl N s William bet Wood and Pine, O. P. Allen William, saloonkeeper, dwl N s West Twelfth bet Kirkham and Center, Oakland Point
Allpeter George, brewer Oakland Brewery
Allyn John, real estate, dwl Es Webster nr Delger
ALLYN'S BUILDING, W s Broadway bet Eighth and Ninth
Alvarez M. S., physician, dwl SW cor Broadway and Twenty-first Ames George S., fireman C. P. R. R., dwl Es Wood nr Railroad. Av, Oakland Point
Ames H. M., dwl W s Webster bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Ames John, teacher, dwl Orleans House
Ames M. B., brakeman C. P. R. R., bds Railroad Exchange, O. P. Ames Pelham Warren, merchant, bds Johnson House; San Pablo Av
Amidon John, proprietor Mount Diablo & Oakland Stage Line, office Fashion Stable, dwl N s Third bet Broadway and Washington
Amos Abel B., bricklayer, dwl N s West Fifteenth bet Kirkham and Cypress, Oakland Point
Amstutz Charles, watchmaker with Lewis P. Berger, W s Broad- way bet Ninth and Tenth
Ancelin Edouard, liquor saloon, E s Broadway bet Third and Fourth ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS, hall E s Broadway bet Third and Fourth
Anderson Emma W. Mrs., teacher Grove Street Primary School, dwl SE cor Seventh and Oak
Anderson George W., express wagon, cor Tenth and Broadway, dwl N s Fifth bet Alice and Jackson
Anderson James, laborer with John Miller, Twenty-fourth nr Ade- line
Anderson James S., fruit dealer, dwl NE cor Chestnut and Tenth Anderson Wella P., spirit artist, dwl N s Sixth bet Market and Brush
Anderson William, carpenter with C. P. R. R. Co., Oakland Point, , res Brooklyn
Andresen Christian, blacksmith, (Andresen Bros., S. F.) dwl Ss Eighth bet Washington and Clay
Andresen John, blacksmith, (Andresen Bros., S. F.) dwl S s Eighth bet Washington and Clay
JONES, PULLMAN. & CO., 116 Sansom St., S. F., Dress Buttons in great variety.
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OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
Connecticut Mutual
LIFE
INSURANCE COMP'NY OF HARTFORD.
ASSETS,
SURPLUS,
$32,000,000 $5,670,000
Ratio of Expense to Receipts, 8.12.
Dividends Paid Annually,
Commencing on Life Policies, with from 20 to 25 per cent. the first year, 25 to 30 the second, and increasing every year, thereby reducing the cost of Insurance with the age of the Policy.
In Life Insurance, select an OLD COMPANY, WITH EXPERIENCE, and having a LARGE SURPLUS.
REMEMBER THAT LARGE DIVIDENDS,
And, consequently,
CHEAP INSURANCE.
Are secured only by
Economical Management, High Rates of Interest and Favorable Mortality.
In all these vital points, look carefully into the standing of all Life Insurance Companies, and the CONNECTICUT MUTUAL will be found in the FRONT RANK.
James B. Roberts,
315 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO,
General Agent for the Pacific Coast.
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market, S. F.
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Andrew George, contractor and builder, dwl S s Seventh bet Alice and Jackson
Ankeny A. P. Mrs., dwl S s Tenth bet Castro and Brush
ANTHONY ALBERT G., physician and surgeon, office and dwl W s Railroad Av bet Pine and Wood, Oakland Point
Anthony C. W., student Pacific Theological Seminary
Antisell Anna, (widow) dwl Ss Twenty-first bet Broadway and Telegraph Av
Antisell William C., assayer, dwl Ss Twenty-first bet Broadway and Telegraph Av
Appleton Wellington, (Appleton & Williams) dwl N s Eighth bet Market and Myrtle - Appleton & Williams, ( Wellington Appleton and William Williams) cigars and tobacco, Ss Seventh bet Washington and Broadway Armand Louis, Professor French, University California, Twelfth nr Webster
ARMES C. W., merchant, (Armes & Dallam, S. F.) dwl NW cor Castro and Thirteenth
ARMES G. W., merchant, (Armes & Dallam, S. F.) dwl NW cor Castro and Thirteenth
Armstrong James, laborer with C. P. R. R. Co., dwl N s William bet Cedar and Pine, Oakland Point
Armstrong Robert, carpenter, dwl W s Clay bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Armstrong Robert, foreman with R. C. Saufley, Oakland Point Arnoud Louis B., waiter Contra Costa Laundry, cor West Four- teenth and Kirkham, Oakland Point
ARNOLD THOMAS J., city engineer, office 1 City Hall, dwl W s Castro bet Ninth and Tenth
Arps John, hay ranch, dwl Es Filbert bet Eighteenth and Nine- teenth
Arrowsmith Henry, dwl SW cor Oak and Fifth
Art Jacob, workman Washington Brewery, NE cor Broadway and Sixth
Arthur Edwin M., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., (S. F.) dwl Kelsey House
ARTHUR GEORGE N., merchant, (J. D. Arthur & Son, S. F.) dwl NE cor West and Eleventh
ARTHUR J. D., merchant, (J. D. Arthur & Son, S. F.) dwl Kelsey House
Ash Henry, stoves and tinware, W s Broadway bet Fifth and Sixth Ashburn Mary Mrs., (col'd) laundress, dwl N s Sixth bet Clay and Washington
Ashby James T., paper carrier with William B. Hardy, W s Broad- way bet Sixth and Seventh
Ashmore Matthew J., merchant, dwl NE cor Tenth and Webster
ASSESSOR CITY OF OAKLAND, Joseph M. Dillon, office 6 City Hall
Astor Frank, deckhand C. P. R. R. Co's steamer Louise, foot Broadway
Atchinson John, bds Railroad Exchange, Oakland Point
Atkins George H., waiter, dwl Ss Twenty-eighth nr San Pablo Av
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., S. F., Porte Monnaies and Reticules.
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Atkinson John W., saloon keeper, dwl NE cor Franklin and Seventh ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH CO., offices Broad-
way Railroad Station, cor Seventh and Broadway, Market and First, Oakland Point, and C. P. R. R. Co's Ferry Wharf
ATTORNEY CITY OF OAKLAND, Henry H. Havens, office 9 City Hall
ATWILL JOSEPH F., mining agent, (S. F.) dwl W s Jackson bet Eighth and Ninth
Aubry Francois X., house mover, dwl E s Jefferson bet First and Second
Auroux Edward, laborer, dwl S s First bet Franklin and Webster Austin Benjamin C., tin box manufacturer, (S. F.) dwl N s Taylor bet Willow and Campbell, Oakland Point
Austin Emilius, tinsmith with Matthew de la Montanya, W s Broad- way bet Tenth and Eleventh
Ayers David M., stable keeper, dwl N s Fifth bet Franklin and Webster
Ayers Ransom G., carpenter, dwl W s Webster nr Prospect Av
Ayon Anthony, hair dresser, SE cor Seventh and Washington, dwl NW cor First and Franklin
B
BABCOCK GEORGE L., teacher music, dwl NE cor Tenth and Webster BABCOCK HEMAN P., physician and surgeon, office and dwl NW cor Tenth and Washington
Babcock Mary, (widow) dwl N s Tenth bet Castro and Grove BABER A. J. & CO., agents Phoenix Fire of Hartford, Home Fire of New York, North British and Mercantile of London and Edinburgh, and Travellers' Life and Accident of Hartford, office NE cor Tenth and Broadway
Baber Andrew J., (A. J. Baber & Co.) dwl Ss Ninth bet Broad- way and Franklin
BACKES PETER, proprietor Zimmerman's Gardens, NE cor Sec- ond and Harrison
Backus Oscar J., merchant, (Tay, Brooks & B., S. F.) dwl SW cor Grove and Sixth
Bacon Alfred S., grainer, dwl W s Brush bet Tenth and Eleventh BACON HENRY D., real estate, (S. F.) dwl Es Oak bet Ninth and Tenth
BACON JACOB, printer, (Bacon & Co., S. F.) and member Board of Education, dwl W s Alice bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Bacon John, carpenter, dwl N s West Sixteenth bet Kirkham and Cypress, Oakland Point.
Bacon Truman F., secretary Security Savings Bank (S. F.) dwl SW cor Clay and Seventeenth
Bacon William F., salesman with William B. Hardy, dwl N s Durant bet Broadway and Franklin
Badger David, farmer, dwl NE cor Second and Grove
Bagge Christian, farmer, dwl W s Peralta bet West Twelfth and West Fourteenth, Oakland Point
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market, S. J
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Bagge Theodore F., gardening, SE cor Railroad Av and Center
Bagge Thomas, bds Railroad Exchange, Oakland Point
Bailey James, salesman Oakland Lumber Yard, res Brooklyn
Bailey John, carpenter with C. P. R. R. Co., Oakland Point
Bailey Richard, merchant, (Root & B., S. F.) dwl Ns Tenth bet Adeline and Linden
Bailey Samuel H., sawyer Pioneer Planing Mills, dwl N s Sixth bet Jefferson and Clay
Bailey Thomas W., clerk with Bradley, McCrum & Co., dwl S s Clay bet Seventh and Eighth
Bailey William J., drayman, dwl S s Fifth bet Castro and Grove Bailey William T., foreman Oakland Transcript, dwl NE cor Sev- enth and Franklin
Baird Andrew, insurance secretary, (S. F.) dwl Es Telegraph Av nr Twenty-third
Baird Samuel, upholsterer with Charles L. Taylor, Es Broadway bet Eleventh and Twelfth
Baker George, dwl Parker House
Baker Gershon A., machinehand Pacific Lumber and M. Co., dwl NW cor Fourth and Jefferson
Baker G. W., dwl N s Atlantic bet Bay and Cedar, Oakland Point Baker H. B., clerk United States Branch Mint, (S. F.) dwl SW cor Broadway and Ninth
Baker Henry Y., ( Chase & B.) dwl NW cor West Eighth and Wood, Oakland Point
Baker Justus, laborer, dwl NW cor Fourth and Jefferson
Baker Livingston L., merchant, (Baker & Hamilton, S. F.) dwl Kel- sey House
Baker Orrin V., machinist, (S. F.) dwl W s Pine bet Goss and Di- vision, Oakland Point
BAKER PETER, groceries, W s Broadway bet Fifth and Sixth Baker Thornton, (col'd) plasterer, dwl NE cor Sixth and Jefferson BALDWIN DAVID M., physician and apothecary, W s Broadway
bet Eleventh and Twelfth, dwl W s Washington bet Tenth and Eleventh
Baldwin Sidney F., law student, (S. F.) dwl E s Adeline bet West Eighth and West Tenth
Ball Francis, master mariner, dwl W s Clay bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Ball Francis J., gardener, dwl W s Clay bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth Ball Robert C., (Ball & Day) dwl Es Adeline bet West Tenth and West Twelfth
Ball Thomas A., superintendent agencies California Mutual Life In- surance Co., (S. F.) dwl N s Eighth bet Jefferson and Grove
Ball Thomas R., foreman Oakland Daily News, dwl W s Clay bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
BALL & DAY, (Robert C. Ball & Clinton Day) architects and surveyors, room 9, Wilcox Block cor Broadway and Ninth
Ballantyne William, painter, dwl W s Franklin bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
Ballard James W., (Cook & B.) dwl S's Goss bet Wood and Wil- low, Oakland Point
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., S. F., Assortment Pipes and Stems.
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R. C. BALL.
CLINTON DAY.
BALL & DAY,
Architects and Surveyors ROOM 9, WILCOX BLOCK, OAKLAND.
REFERENCES .- Hon. N. W. Spaulding, Hon. W. W. Crane, Jr., P. C. Dart, L. A. Booth, James T. Boyd, T. J. Arnold.
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