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Hawkins A. A., brakeman C. P. R. R., dwl Newland's Hotel
Hawkins Edmund, carpenter, dwl Ns Fourth bet Franklin and Webster
Hawley C. H., carpenter with C. P. R. R. Co., dwl N s Atlantic bet Cedar and Pine, Oakland Point
Hay Randolph R., apothecary with Paul J. Reilly, W s Broadway bet Sixth and Seventh
Hayden Edward B., saloon keeper, dwl E s Castro bet Seventh and Eighth
Hayden James, laborer, dwl W s Castro bet Fourth and Fifth
Hayden M. S., plasterer, dwl W s Washington bet Fifth and Sixth Hayes Bridget Miss, boarding and lodging, N s Fifth bet Wash- ington and Broadway
Hayes Frederick, laborer with George G. Briggs, SW cor Railroad Av and Adeline
Hayes John B., gardener, dwl S s Fourth bet Washington and Broadway
Hayes Patrick, liquor saloon, SE cor Broadway and Fourth
Hayes Patrick, laborer, dwl SW cor Twenty-eighth and Adeline HAYES W. O., manager Piedmont White Sulphur Springs, four miles northeast Broadway R. R. station
Head Edward F., attorney at law, (S. F.) dwl N s Seventh bet Alice and Jackson
Head Elizabeth C. Mrs., teacher Cosmopolitan School, NE cor Grove and Eleventh
Heald George L., carpenter and builder, dwl E s Filbert bet West Eighth and West Tenth
HEALTH OFFICER, Thomas H. Pinkerton, office basement City Hall
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sanscm St., S. F., Braids of all kinds.
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Healy Jesse, paint manufacturer, (Healy & Jewell, S. F.) dwl NW cor Third and Franklin
Healy John, laborer with C. P. R. R. Co., Oakland Point
Healy Patrick, car repairer with C. P. R. Co., dwl N s William bet Cedar and Pine, Oakland Point
HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, office with Nathan Rosen- berg, W s Broadway bet Eighth and Ninth
Heetman Joseph, driver with Felix Chappellet, dwl E s Broadway bet Seventh and Eighth
Hegeman Thomas, copyist and draftsman, office W s Broadway bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
Heimbold Julius F., gardener, dwl W s Franklin bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Heitman Henry, clerk, NW cor Seventh and Clay
Held John, barkeeper with Joseph Becht, dwl N s Third bet Frank- lin and Webster
Held Justis, liquor dealer, dwl Es Telegraph Av nr Twenty-third Hemotty John, laborer with C. P. R. R. Co., Oakland Point
Hemphill Charles F., accountant, dwl W s Broadway bet Third and Fourth
Hemphill Henry, brickmason, dwl W. s Broadway bet Third and Fourth
Hemphill Ion, carpenter, dwl W s Broadway bet Third and Fourth Hemphill Lewis, baker with Uriah Hemphill, W s Broadway bet Third and Fourth
Hemphill Uriah, bakery, W s Broadway bet Third and Fourth
Henderson D. Mitchell, bookkeeper, (S. F.) dwl S s Third bet Clay and Washington
Henderson John W., engineer C. P. R. R., dwl Ss Goss bet Pine and Wood, Oakland Point
Henderson Thomas, merchant, dwl Johnson House, San Pablo Av Hendrickson W., bds Railroad Exchange, Oakland Point
Hennessy James, hackman Fashion Stable, E s Broadway bet Seventh and Eighth
Hennessy Maurice, tanner and currier, dwl N s Goss bet Pine and Cedar, Oakland Point
Hennessy Sandy, engineer, dwl Railroad Exchange, Oakland Point Henning Howard, machinist, (S. F.) dwl W s Castro bet Ninth and Tenth
HENNINGER FREDERICK, boots and shoes, E s Broadway bet Fifth and Sixth, dwl S s Ninth bet Webster and Harrison
HENRY ASHMUN C., president Union Savings Bank, office SE cor Broadway and Ninth, dwl W s Harrison bet Fourteenth and Eighteenth
Henry Charles E., carpenter with C. P. R. R. Co., dwl Ns William bet Bay and Cedar, Oakland Point
Henry Joseph, laborer, dwl Railroad Exchange, Oakland Point Henry Michael, laborer, Oakland Ferry Wharf
Hensen Martin P., starcher Contra Costa Laundry, cor West Four- teenth and Kirkham, Oakland Point
Henshaw Edward, bookkeeper with Taylor & Co., foot Washington Herbst August, carpenter, dwl E s Harrison bet Fifth and Sixth
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO, Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market, S. F.
HEALD'S
BRYANT & STRATTON
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
1870
COLLEGE BUILDING
LEGE
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
PLUM.BELL & CO
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College Building 24 Post Street
Between Montgomery and Kearny Streets,
E. P. HEALD, President. F. C. WOODBURY, Secretary. S
SAN FRANCISCO.
The LEADING INSTITUTE of BUSINESS TRAINING on the PACIFIC COAST. BRANCHES TAUGHT :
Single and Double Entry Book-Keeping, Plain and Ornamental Penmanship, Commercial Arithmetic, Business Correspondence, Mercantile Law, Political Economy, Actual Business, Merchandising, Insurance, Banking,
Mechanical Drawing, Modern Languages, . Higher Mathematics, Phonography, Railroading,
Surveying, Brokerage. Exchange, Jobbing. Mining,
Custom House Business, Real Estate, Telegraphy, Commission, Importing, Forwarding, Grammar, Rhetoric, Reading, Spelling
Crocker & Co's print, cor. Sansome and Sacramento.
EDUCATE FOR BUSINESS.
A Practical Education is valuable to the Farmer, Mechanic, and Lawyer, as well as to the Merchant and Banker. The demand of the times is for BUSINESS MEN in every profession and calling. No young man can afford to do without a good, thorough Business training, and for acquiring this there is no other school on the Pacific slope that can compare with
BUSINESS EDUCATION
HEALD'S GOOD INSTRUCTION
BRYANT & STRATTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
OPEN
24 POST ST. SAN FRANCISCO
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It is first-class in all its Departments. It is far the largest Business College on the coast. It is the only School in San Francisco that makes a Business Education its distinct and separate specialty. Its Teachers are compe- tent and experienced. Its Pupils are from the best class of young men in the State. It is under the very best discipline. Its Scholar- ships are good in THIRTY - SIX Colleges. It employs three of the best Penmen in the State It has the largest rooms, the largest attendance, and the most complete system of Business train" Ing of any commercial school on the Pacific.
THE SCHOLARSHIPS
Of HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE are good in the thirty-six Schools of the INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE ASSOCIATION, Or BRYANT & STRATTON CHAIN. This affords their holders a Business acquaintance in all the leading commercial cities of the United States and Canada.
OUR COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
Is far more thorough and extensive than that which any other institution can offer the public.
The Student Buys, Sells, Ships, Barters, Consigns, Discounts, Insures, Draws Checks. Notes, and Drafts, Gives Leases, Deeds, etc., and goes through the entire routine of actual business. He becomes acquainted with changing books from Single to Double Entry, and vice versa, and also with Joint Stock and Partnership Books, and every form and style of Book-Keeping practiced in well-regulated Business Houses.
JOBBING, IMPORTING, COMMISSION AND BANKING,
Are carried on with the Students of the other Colleges in the Association, thus fully illustrating the methods of carrying on Business and Keeping Books when there are different currencies. The Pupil becomes familiar with all the calculations and entries connected with Legal Tender and Gold transactions.
THE SCHOOL-ROOM AND COUNTING-ROOM
Are united upon a plan that secures to the Student all the practical advantages of each. There is in operation a Banking House, with Checks, Drafts, Notes, Bills of Exchange, Certificates of Deposit, etc., fully illustrating the Banking business. The School-room is elegantly fitted up with
Merchandising, Jobbing, and Importing Emporiums, General and National Banking Offices, Commission, Forwarding, Real Estate, Insurance, Express, and Post Offices.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT. - Quite a large number of ladies are in attendance, both in the Business Department and in the Telegraphie Institute of the College. Their success in both Departments has been flattering to them- selves and to the School. Ladies wishing to fit themselves, In a thorough manner, for positions as Clerks, Cashiers, Copyists, Book-Keepers, or Telegraph Operators, will find the very best facilities at
HEALD'S BUSINESS
COLLEGE
,24 POST STREET,
YOUNG MEN AND LADIES
Wishing to prepare themselves for the practical duties of life, will find this to be the School. Pupila learn just what they will use to accomplish success, and do not meddle with superfluous studies. Each Student receives separate instruction, and can thus advance as rapidly as desired, not being kept back by those more deficient. All persons passing the final Examination in a satisfactory manner will receive our finely engraved GRADUATING DIPLOMA. Graduates of this College are in demand among Business Men, and can readily find good positions. Such as are in good standing are assisted in obtaining situations, if desired.
PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT.
While THEORY is valuable for acquiring a knowledge of the principles of Business, it alone tan ot be depended upon for learning the details of Mercantile transactions, or for gaining rapidity of xecution. The expert Accountant must be familiar with all the technicalities of business, and alsc e able to work rapidly and correctly. Practice alone makes perfect, and this is made the basis of struction at
HEALD'S
TES
BUSINESS
THOROUGHLY FOR BUSINESS.
COLLEGE
College Building, 24 Post Street, San Francisco.
The Student buys and sells Groceries, Produce, Hardware, Dry Goods, etc., for Cash, Notes, Drafts. Orders, or on Credit. He imports and exports Mer- chandise of all kinds ; ships and receives consign- ments of goods to be sold on commission, or joint account ; procures insurance ; buys and sells Real Estate, Mining Stocks, Bank Stocks, etc. ; corre- sponds with other business firms ; makes his depos- its, keeping a regular bank account : gives and receives checks, certificates of deposit, etc., and computes all the calculations connected with his transactions.
OUR BUSINESS COURSE
especially adapted to the wants of young and middle-aged men, who wish to prepare for the tive duties of life, whether as book-keepers, salesmen, merchants, bankers, professional men. or en farmers or mechanics.
THEORY AND PRACTICE
re combined in such a manner as to make each a powerful help to the other. We have consulted e wants of the great masses, and arranged our course accordingly. Theory and Practice, properly mbined constitute the only course of business training that can be relied upon. By thoroughly astering both branches, the Student is fitted to enter at once upon the duties of a Book-keeper or ccountant, with skill and confidence.
SESSIONS CONTINUE DAY AND EVENING,
Clerks, Mechanics, and others, engaged during business hours, can secure a sound Mercantile ducation by attending evenings only. There are no class systems to keep the pupil back. Each in advance as rapidly as desired. No particular age or degree of advancement is required to enter e College. We have in operation a
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT,
here all the branches of an ordinary English education are taught, for those who are too young. not sufficiently advanced for the Business Course. Visitors are always welcome at the College. holarships for the full Business Course, good throughout the Association of thirty-six Colleges, ith privilege of reviewing at pleasure, $75.
The full Business Course comprises over Fifty Differ- ent Sets of Books, and forms one of the most, Thorough and Comprehensive Courses of Instruction ever introduced into any Business College in the Country.
FURTHER INFORMATION .- Young men and ung ladies should obtain full particulars garding this useful Institute of Practical lucation. Now is the time to get an educa- on. U'se the present, and you can trust in e future. Competent persons are wanted in l departments of industry. In order to learn I about this School, send for
HEALD'S N COLLEGE JOURNAL
HEALD'S COLLEGE JOURNAL
issued monthly, by the College, and contains full particulars regarding the Course of Studies penses, etc. ; also, a large amount of interesting reading. It can be obtained, free of charge. ther at the College Office, 24 Post Street, or by addressing
E. P. HEALD, President Business College, SAN FRANCISCO CAL.
Cali's Business Colle COLLEGE BUILDING 2 POST STREET, SAN FRANCISCO
THE BRYANT & STRATTON COLLEGE OF CALIFORNIA.
The design of this Institution is to impart to persons of both sexes a practical and useful Business Education. Young men are thoroughly fitted for Bankers, Merchants, Book-Keepers, Cashiers, Clerks and Salesmen by our great system of
ACTUAL BUSINESS TRAINING.
By this system, the pupil receives while in the school the same practice in conducting business affairs that he would in a bona fide Bank, Office, or Count- ing-House. This College is connected with the
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE ASSOCIATION,
Thus making its Scholarships good for tuition in the Thirty-Six Bryant & Stratton Colleges of the Associatiou, which are located in the principal cities of the United States and Canada. Sessions day and evening, throughout the entire year. Students of any age or any degree of advancement can enter upon any week day during the year. Each receives separate instruction.
For full particulares regarding the College, Course of Studies, Expenses, etc., send for
OURNAL
Published monthly, by the College, and sent free of charge, to any person, by addressing
E. P. HEALD, Pres't Business College,
San Francisco, Cal.
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OAKLAND [H] DIRECTORY.
Herlihy Daniel, horseshoer and blacksmith, S s Eighth bet Frank- lin and Broadway, dwl Mechanics' Exchange
Heron Matilda Mrs., actress, dwl SE cor Jefferson and Sixth
Herr Edward, hackman Fashion Stable, E s Broadway bet Seventh and Eighth
Herr James J., stock broker, dwl Kelsey House
Herre J. W., teacher music and modern languages, dwl Eureka Hotel
Herrod Joseph, (col'd) porter C. P. R. R., Oakland Ferry Wharf Herron Matthew, fireman, bds Railroad Exchange, Oakland Point Hersey Ann, (widow) dwl Ss Fourth bet Washington and Broad- way
Hersey Edgar A., blacksmith with Ives Scoville, dwl S s Fourth bet Washington and Broadway
Hess William, sign and ornamental painter, dwl N s Eighth bet Washington and Broadway
Hesse Augustus, (Hesse, Winterton & Co.) dwl SW cor Eighth and Broadway
Hesse F. G., machinist, dwl N s Seventh bet Clay and Washington HESSE, WINTERTON & CO., (Augustus Hesse, Abraham Bloch-
man and Moses Cerf) City of Paris dry goods, NW cor Eighth and Broadway
Heuer Ernest, bookkeeper with Lamarche & Co. NW cor Broad- way and Seventh
Heuston Adolph, painter, dwl NW cor Third and Washington
Hewes Charles W., Jr., bookkeeper, dwl S s Ninth bet Clay and Washington
Hewitt George, conductor local train C. P. R. R., res Brooklyn Hewitt Kate Mrs., boarding and lodging, SW cor Ninth and Frank- lin
Hewitt Moses D., carpenter, dwl SW cor Ninth and Franklin
Heyer B. William, real estate, dwl NW cor Taylor and Peralta, Oakland Point
Heyer Carl, gardener, dwl NW cor Eighth and Clay
Heyer Henry, (Heyer & Co.) SE cor Ninth and Broadway
Heyer & Co., (Henry Heyer, Charles Jordan and John Tonjes) liquor saloon, SE cor Ninth and Broadway
Heyman Abraham, salesman with Mrs. R. Heyman, W s Broadway bet Third and Fourth
Heyman Philip, painter with Dunham & Yarrington, dwl W s . Broadway bet Third and Fourth
HEYMAN R. MRS., stoves and tinware, W s Broadway bet Third and Fourth
Heymann Edmund, liquor saloon, S s Seventh bet Washington and Broadway
HEYWOOD & JACOBS, (Z. B. Heywood and James H. Jacobs) lumber dealers, office with Grosso & Wilcox, Ws Broadway bet Ninth and Tenth
Heywood William, member Relief Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1, dwl Telegraph Av nr Thirtieth
Heywood Zimri B., (Heywood & Jacobs) res San Francisco
Hickox F. G., carpenter with C. P. R. R. Co., Oakland Point
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., S. F., Dress Buttons in great variety.
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OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
CITY OF PARIS
HESSE, WINTERTON & CO. DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, ETC.
Corner Broadway and Eighth Sts. OAKLAND.
MRS. R. HEYMAN, DEALER IN
RANGES, STOVES,
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware,
LEAD AND IRON PIPES.
PLUMBING, GAS FITTING AND METAL ROOFING DONE TO ORDER. West Side of Broadway, Bet. Third and Fourth Streets, OAKLAND.
Commercial Union Fire Insurance Co. OF LONDON. Head Office, 19 and 20 Cornhill.
CAPITAL, $12,500,000, Gold Coin.
Losses settled here in GOLD COIN, immediately on adjustment, by G. O'HARA TAAFE, General Agent, Office, N.E. Cor. California and Sansom Sts., Friedlander's Bldg, San Francisco. WILLIAM HOSKINS, Agent Alameda County, Office, Southeast Corner of Seventh and Washington Streets, - - Oakland.
HOTEL DE FRANCE,
FIRST STREET,
Near Broadway, OAKLAND.
MR. AND MADAME VILLEMAIN.
ROOMS FOR FAMILIES ; also, Single Rooms by the day, week or month. One of the finest Gardens in Oakland is connected with the house.
THE RESTAURANT is under the charge of one of the best cooks in Cali- fornia. MEALS A LA CARTE, OR TABLE D'HOTE.
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Agents Jessop & Sons' Steel, Cor. Bush and Market, S. F.
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[H] DIRECTORY.
OAKLAND
Higby William, attorney at law, dwl NW cor West Sixteenth and Chestnut
Higgins Bernard, laborer, dwl S s Sixteenth bet Market and West Higgins Dennis, laborer with O. Paving Co.
Higgins James B., travelling agent, dwl E s Linden nr Third
Higgins John, laborer, dwl Lydia nr Twenty-second
Higgins Roger, car repairer with C. P. R. R. Co., res Brooklyn HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING, West Twelfth, Market and Myrtle High William H., merchant, (S. F.) dwl Es Clay bet Ninth and Tenth
High William H. Jr., clerk, (S. F.) dwl E s Clay bet Ninth and Tenth
Hildreth George W., clerk with C. P. R. R. Co., Oakland Ferry Wharf. dwl NW cor Grove and Ninth
Hill Henry B., carpenter. dwl N s West Eleventh bet Center and Kirkham, Oakland Point
Hill John, carpenter, dwl NW cor Market and Twenty-eighth
Hill Joseph C. A .. merchant, (Eastman & H., S. F.) dwl NE cor Brush and Fourteenth
HILL JOSEPH S., proprietor City Hall Saloon, W s Broadway bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
Hill Mary E., (widow) dwl N s Fifth bet Clay and Washington HILLEBRAND HENRY, city clerk and treasurer, office 4 City Hall. dwl W s Broadway bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Hillegass William, (Shattuck & H.) res Berkeley, Alameda Co.
Hilling Henry, paper hanger, dwl W s Webster bet Eighth and Ninth
Hilton Charles W., clerk with Bradley, McCrum & Co., dwl S s Sixth bet Clay and Jefferson
Hinch J., brakeman C. P. R. R., dwl Termini House, O. P.
Hindman E., real estate, dwl Newland's Hotel
Hinds Firman D., bookkeeper Pacific Lumber and Mill Co., dwl cor Railroad Av and Bay, Oakland Point
Hirshberg David S., salesman with Hirshberg & Greenbaum, dwl E s Broadway bet Third and Fourth
Hirshberg Samuel, (Hirshberg & Greenbaum) dwl E s Broadway bet Third and Fourth
HIRSHBERG & GREENBAUM, (Samuel Hirshberg and Lewis Greenbaum) clothing and furnishing goods, W s Broadway bet Seventh and Eighth
Hitchcock Henry E., carpenter, dwl W s Franklin bet Tenth and Eleventh
Hitchcock William B., wood turner with George M. Blair, dwl SW cor Eleventh and Franklin
Hoag , dwl S s Twenty-fifth bet Broadway and Telegraph Av Hoag Elizabeth J., (widow) dwl N s Fourth bet Clay and Wash- ington
Hoag Charles P., telegraph operator, (S. F.) dwl Es Elm nr Col- lege Av
Hoar Morris, laborer, dwl S s Tenth bet Franklin and Webster
Hobart John A., farmer, dwl Ss Hobart bet Telegraph and San Pablo Avenues
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., S. F .. Porte Monnaies and Reticules.
156
OAKLAND [H] DIRECTORY.
Hobbs Leavitt, plasterer, dwl N s Durant bet Broadway and Franklin
Hobbs Prescott R., hotel keeper, dwl NE cor Franklin and Third Hobson Henry B., warehouse, (S. F.) dwl SW cor Brush and Eleventh
Hocken Daniel, machinist with C. P. R. R. Co., dwl Star House, Oakland Point
Hochkofler Rudolph, (Hochkofler & Reed, S. F.) dwl N s Tenth bet Webster and Harrison
Hodge Charles J., compositor Oakland News, dwl N s Ninth bet Franklin and Webster
Hoebner Charles, dwl S s Ninth bet Harrison and Alice
Hoffman Charles S., wood carver, dwl NE cor West Twelfth and Willow, Oakland Point
Hoffman H. H., boarding and lodging, S s Tenth bet Broadway and Franklin
HOFFMAN M. B., general agent Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machines, 7 Church Block, W s Broadway bet Tenth and Eleventh, res San Francisco
Hogan Dennis, gasfitter with James J. O'Shea, res San Francisco
Hogan Dennis, laborer, bds Railroad Exchange, Oakland Point
Hogan Edmund, gardener, dwl E s San Pablo Av nr Frederick
Hogan James, laborer, dwl N s Frederick nr San Pablo Av
Hogan James, marble worker, dwl E s Broadway bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Hogan Mary Mrs., laundress Contra Costa Laundry, cor West Four- teenth and Kirkham, Oakland Point
Hogan Thomas, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry, cor West Four- teenth and Kirkham, Oakland Point
Hogan Thomas, painter, dwl SW cor Seventh and Franklin
HOHFELD EDWARD, sheet music, pictures and picture frames, W s Broadway bet Ninth and Tenth, dwl Eureka Hotel
Holcomb Myron T., purchasing agent, (S. F.) dwl SE cor Fourth and Castro
HOLCOMB WESLEY B., lumber dealer, (S. F.) dwl Ws Wash- ington bet Tenth and Eleventh
Holdsworth Benjamin, carpenter with C. P. R. R. Co., Oakland Point
Holdsworth Bennett, carpenter, dwl W s Locust bet Broadway and Valley
Holland D. D., mill proprietor, (Richardson & H., S. F.) dwl Eureka Hotel
Holland Dennis, liquor saloon, NW cor Broadway and Third
Holland Frank, clerk, dwl Franklin House
Holland Henry A., clerk with Frank Barbagelata, dwl S s Sixth bet Harrison and Alice
Holland J. Elizabeth, (widow) dwl N s Ninth nr Broadway
Holland John, laborer, dwl Es Brush bet Fourth and Fifth Holland John C., plasterer, dwl S s Sixth bet Harrison and Alice HOLLAND, MOCLEVERTY & NOBLETT, (O. S. Holland,
Charles Mc Cleverty and Robert Noblett) proprietors Fashion Livery and Sale Stable, E s Broadway bet Seventh and Eighth
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale Hardware and Iron, Cor. Bush and Market, S. F.
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DIRECTORY.
OAKLAND
Holland Michael, milkman with William Walker, Oakland Point Holland Orlando S., (Holland, Mc Cleverty & Noblett) dwl Eureka Hotel
Holland W. M., bds Railroad Exchange, Oakland Point
Hollenbeck William, laborer with C. P. R. R. Co., Oakland Point Hollmann Claus, groceries and liquors, W s Castro bet Fifth and Sixth
Hollywood Joseph, baker, dwl NW cor West Twelfth and Campbell, Oakland Point
Hollywood Joseph, clerk, dwl NW cor West Twelfth and Campbell, Oakland Point
Holman Frederick S., clerk, dwl SW cor Webster and Fourth
Holmes Aaron, real estate agent, (S. F.) dwl NW cor Market and Fifth
HOLMES STILLMAN, physician and surgeon, office and dwl NW cor Eighth and Broadway
HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE CO., (Fire and Marine) J. F. Steen, agent, office SE cor Broadway and Ninth
Homer J. Jr., printer, dwl Orleans House
Honey Charles, night yard master with C. P. R. R. Co., Oakland Ferry Wharf
Hook James S., student University of California, dwl E s Webster bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Hook Vincent, student University of California, dwl Es Webster bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Hooley Cornelius, painter, dwl Winthrop House
Hooper C. Augusta, (widow) dwl Johnson House, San Pablo Av
Hooper Edward N. clerk with Cross & Co., (S. F.) dwl Johnson House, San Pablo Av
Hooper James, blacksmith O. Paving Co's quarry
Hooper J. K., merchant, (Haviland, H. & Co., S. F.) dwl NW cor Fourth and Jackson
Hooper Thomas, carpenter with C. P. R. R. Co., dwl N s Atlantic bet Cedar and Pine, Oakland Point
Hoops Thomas, carpenter and builder, dwl Es Franklin nr Tenth Hope Delia, (widow) dwl Ss Twenty-first nr Broadway
Hopkins Michael, laborer with C. C. Water Co., dwl Seventh bet Franklin and Broadway
Hopkins Michael, plasterer, dwl NE cor Third and Filbert
Hopwood -- , pile driver, dwl Oakland House
Horr Chauncey A., mail contractor, dwl N s Fourth bet Webster and Harrison
Horrigan William, waiter Contra Costa Laundry, cor West Four- teenth and Kirkham, Oakland Point
Horton Theodore, barkeeper, dwl Parker House
Horton Richard, dwl S s Sixth bet Castro and Grove
HOSKINS EDWARD, clerk Police Court, office 8 City Hall, dwl SW cor Jefferson and Fifth
HOSKINS WILLIAM, notary public, commissioner of deeds, and local agent Commercial Union Assurance Co. of London, office SE cor Seventh and Washington, dwl SW cor Seventh and Franklin
JONES, PULLMAN & CO., 116 Sansom St., S. F., Assortment Pipes and Stems.
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OAKLAND [H] DIRECTORY.
HOTEL DE FRANCE, Frank Villemain proprietor, S s First bet Broadway and Franklin
Hougham H. D., boarding, N s Fifth bet Washington and Broadway Houghton Frederick T., merchant, (F. T. Houghton & Co., S. F.)
dwl S s West Eighth bet Campbell and Peralta, Oakland Point Houghton James E., machinist, dwl NE cor West Twelfth and Willow, Oakland Point
Houghton R. E., attorney at law, (Barstow, Stetson & H., S. F.) dwl E s Elm nr Hawthorne Av
Houston C. L., (widow) dwl Kelsey House
How J. E., house and sign painter, NE cor Broadway and Ninth, res Brooklyn
Howard Charles Webb, capitalist, (S. F.) dwl E s Alice bet Four- teenth and Fifteenth
Howard G. W., dwl Ss Twenty-second nr West
Howard Henry H., (Hutchinson & H.) bds Termini House, O. P.
Howard Richard, laborer with C. P. R. R. Co., dwl E s Bay bet Railroad Av and William, Oakland Point
Howe Montgomery, miner, dwl NW cor Moss Av and Webster
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