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Olsen John P., restaurant keeper (Olsen & Lutten, S. F. ), dwl 1411 Eighteenth nr Center.
Olsen Jonas, drayman Dexter Pierce, dwl 462 Ninth.
Olsen Olof B., salesman Greenhood Bros., dwl Occidental 955} Washington.
Olsen Rasmus, carpenter, dwl E s Willow nr Chase.
Ohlsen Andrew, laborer (S. F.), dwl 126 Ettie.
Omey William H., engineer C. P. R. R., dwl 1762 West Eighth.
Opina Julius, student, dwl Grand Western Hotel.
Opina Pedro N., student, dwl Grand Western Hotel.
Go to INGERSOLL'S, No. 1069 Broadway, cor. Twelfth, for pictures of all kinds.
CHAS. C. OLNEY. JAS. N. OLNEY.
OLNEY & CO.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
AND AUCTIONEERS.
Office, 857 BROADWAY, OAKLAND
COR. SEVENTH ST.
T. J. POULTERER, - Auctioneer.
Advertise in the OAKLAND TRIBUNE.
For Ice Cream Freezers go to J. S. G. GORDON'S, 469 Ninth Street.
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Oram John, messenger Light House Department (S. F.), dwl 761 Fourth.
Oram Richard P., dwl 761 Fourth.
Orchard Thomas, route agent U. S. Mail Service, dwl 1116 Broadway.
OREGON BLOCK, NE cor Broadway and Thirteenth.
Orgen Walter M., salesman William Dick & Co., 478 Ninth.
Orlup John K., contractor, dwl N s Durant bet Franklin and Broad- way.
Ormsby Charles W., carpenter, dwl 1310 Harrison.
Ormsby Elijah S., dentist, dwl 1306 Harrison.
Ormsby Elon D., photographer, 1166 Broadway, dwl 1304 Har- rison.
Ormsby Lucy (widow), dwl 1306 Harrison.
Orr John C., painter, dwl 715 Clay.
Orr Peter, capitalist, dwl Newland House.
Orr Samuel, carpenter, dwl 845 Franklin.
Orr William H., liquor saloon, NW cor San Pablo Av. and Union, N. O.
Orra Frank, refiner (S. F.), dwl N s East Fourteenth, rear, bet Twen- tv-fifth and Twenty-sixth Avs., E. O.
Orrick Oliver S., secretary California Paint Co. (S. F.), dwl 1107 Adeline.
Ortman Caroline L. (widow), dwl 1559 Broadway.
Orton Arthur W., machinist (S. F.), dwl 1665 West Eighth.
Osborn J. W., searcher records, dwl 954 Webster.
Osborn William, turner C. P. R. R., dwl 1020 Wood.
Osborn William E., student State University, Berkeley.
Osborne B. A., harness and saddlery, 1160 Broadway, dwl 1501 Broadway.
Osborne Henry A., piledriver, dwl 1501 Broadway.
Osborne Orlando C., assistant bookkeeper U. S. Sub-Treasury (S. F.), dwl 1169 Brush.
Osborne William M., clerk (S. F.), dwl NE cor Fourteenth and Brush.
Osgood Mary A. (widow), dwl 2217 Grove.
Ospina Fulio, student State University, Berkeley.
Ospina Peter N., student State University, Berkeley.
Ossenbruggen John, hide dealer, dwl 831 Webster.
Osterhout J., brakeman C. P. R. R., dwl Grand Western Hotel.
Otis Charles W., teacher, dwl 491 Plymouth Av.
Ott Appolonia (widow), dwl 621 Third.
Ott Charles Frederick, tinsmith M. De La Montanya, dwl 621 Third. Ott Henry, machinehand Enterprise Planing Mill, dwl 621 Third.
Ott John, bricklayer, dwl W s Magnolia bet Thirty-fourth and Thirty-sixth.
Ottel Louis, cook Union Hotel, E. O.
Otten Cord, merchant, dwl 1666 West Twelfth.
Ough John, carpenter, dwl 13141 Thirteenth Av., E. O.
Ough Joseph, carpenter Oakland Building Co., dwl 421 East Twelfth, E. O.
For all kinds foreign and domestic coal, go to J. H. Fritch, 413 7
O. K. FREEMAN & CO., wholesale and retail dealers in wood and coal.
WOODWARD & TAGGART, desirable business property for sale.
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Ough Richard (Oakland Building Co.), dwl SE cor Fourth Av. and East Seventeenth, E. O.
Outram David J. (Stephenson & Outram ), dwl 659 Twenty-fourth. Overacker Charles B., deputy county tax collector, dwl NE cor Ninth and Washington.
OVERLAND HOUSE, Rigney & Burns proprietors, NW cor First and Broadway.
Overshiner May Miss, bookbinder Pacific Press Publishing Co., dwl 1060 Castro.
Owen Alfred D., clerk (S. F.), dwl NW cor West Twelfth and Campbell.
Owen Birdie F. Mrs., teacher music, dwl 536 Sixteenth.
Owen Daniel C., clerk Post-office (S. F.), dwl 608 Fifth.
Owen Frank Dale, druggist, dwl NW cor West Twelfth and Camp- bell.
Owen Nehemiah J., clerk (S. F.), dwl NW cor West Twelfth and Campbell.
Owen Wilson J. (Grayson, Harrell & Co.), dwl 1253 Webster.
Owen Zachariah, rancher, dwl Railroad Exchange, 1880 Seventh.
Owens Charles W., stairbuilder Oakland Planing Mill, dwl 213 Third.
Owens James, molder Buck & Co., dwl 659 Franklin.
Owens John, dwl S s Third nr Jackson.
Owens John, carpenter C. P. R. R., W. O., dwl 859 Castro. Owens N. C Mrs., teacher Tompkins School, dwl 568 Sixth.
Owens Peter, office and dwl room 15 Central Block, 1068 Broadway. Owens R., conductor local train C. P. R. R., res Alameda. Oxford R. S., ladies' nurse, dwl 306 Seventh.
Oyarzo Carmen (widow), dwl SW cor Forty-eighth and Shattuck, Temescal.
Oyster Beds, Barclay Muir proprietor, Twelfth Street Bridge oppo- site Lake Merritt.
P.
PACE J. F., hardware dealer, dwl 938 Filbert. PACIFIC JUTE MANUFACTURING CO., Leopold Cahn pres- ident, Philip Susmann secretary, mills NE cor East Tenth and Second Avs., E. O., office 115 Battery (S. F.) Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. (Sacramento), Homer A. Craig agent, office SE cor Broadway and Ninth.
Pacific Pottery (Sacramento, Cal.), W. H. Parkinson agent, depot 1164 Broadway.
PACIFIC PRESS PUBLISHING CO., J. N. Loughborough president, J. E. White secretary, proprietors Signs of the Times, and book and job printers and bookbinders, 1059 Castro. PACIFIC THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, Revs. Joseph A. Ben- ton and George Mooar professors, Plymouth Av. bet Broadway and Telegraph Av.
Subscribe for the OAKLAND TRIBUNE.
INGERSOLL'S PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, No. 1069 Broadway, cor. Twelfth.
PACIFIC
BUSINESS COLLEGE
320 POST STREET,
RED MEN'S BUILDING, OPP. UNION SQUARE, SAN FRANCISCO.
This school is justly ranked by the public as the best Commercial College on the Pacific Coast. It affords excellent facilities in the following courses of instruction :
THE BUSINESS COURSE.
This is designed to prepare students for COMMERCIAL and BUSINESS PURSUITS. It embraces the following studies :
BOOK-KEEPING-BY BOTII SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRY, as applied to all kinds of business, such as Wholesale and Retail Merchandising, Farming, Manufacturing, Mining, Brokerage and Exchange, Importing and Jobbing, Commission, Railroading, Banking, Etc.
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS-Embracing the most rapid and abbreviated methods of calculation in Percentage, Profit and Loss, Commission, Interest and Discount, Domestic and Foreign Exchange, General Average, Equation of Payments, Interest Accounts, Averaging Accounts, Partnership Settlements, etc.
PENMANSHIP-Including careful instruction in the finger, muscular, whole-arm and combined movements, as applied to plain business writing, ledger headings, etc.
CORRESPONDENCE-Embracing instruction in composition of business letters, use of capitals, rules of punctuation, folding, addressing, etc.
BUSINESS FORMS-Such as Notes, Drafts, Bills of Exchange, Accounts Current, Account Sales, Articles of Co-partnership, Deeds, Leases, etc.
ACTUAL BUSINESS PRACTICE-In Wholesale and Retail Merchandising, Importing and Jobbing, Commission and Forwarding, Banking, etc., etc.
COMMERCIAL LAW -- Relating to Negotiable Paper, Contracts, Partnerships, etc.
BUSINESS CUSTOMS AND HABITS-Lectures and practical instruction on the habitudes and customs of business, etc.
LECTURES AND ORAL INSTRUCTION-On Commercial Geography, Political Economy, and General Business subjects.
RATES OF TUITION-Payable in advance.
SCHOLARSHIP for the full Business Course as above explained, time unlimited, - - $70
PARTIAL COURSE.
Three Months, Day Sessions, $50
Three Months, Evening Sessions, $25
One Month, 20 One Month, 10
ACADEMICAL COURSE.
This department is designed for imparting to persons of any age thorough instruction in the ordi- mary English branches, such as Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Gramniar, Composition, Letter Writing, History, etc., and the general Mathematical branches, such as higher Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Mensuration, Surveying, Civil Engineering, Navigation, etc. Rates of Tuition : One Month, $12; Three Months, $30.
COMBINED COURSE.
It is frequently desirable for students pursuing the regular Business Course to combine with it Spelling and English Grammar, or some other studies of the Academical Course. Where the studies of the two courses are combined, the charge per term of six months, payable in advance, is $75.
SPECIAL BRANCHES.
Persons desiring to study only some particular branch, as Business or Ornamental Penmanship, Arithmetic, etc .. can enter the College for such branch upon very reasonable terms.
TELEGRAPHIC DEPARTMENT.
The course in this department includes everything that will make students proficient in the Art of Telegraphy-sound and paper operating, setting-up of instruments, management of batteries, use of switches and ground wires, etc. The facilities are such as will enable ladies and gentlemen to learn Telegraphy, practically and thoroughly, il. the shortest possible time.
Rates of Tuition : The months, $25; Six months, $40.
Students of the Commercial or Academical Departments will be charged the following rates : Three months, $15; Six months, $25.
NO VACATIONS. DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS DURING THE ENTIRE YEAR.
Pacific Business
No. 320 POST STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
THE LEADING COMMERCIAL COLLEGE ON THE COAST!
Elegant Halls ; New Furniture ; Thorough Instruction ; Practical Teachers ; Perfect Discipline; Large Number of Students ; Iligh Standing with the Public.
This is the oldest College in San Francisco that makes a Business Education its distinct and separate specialty. Its graduates who hold lucrative and responsible positions are more numer- ous than those from all the other Business Colleges on the Coast. It is the only College that issues LIFE SCHOLARSHIPS for a full Business Course. It is eentrally located, on Post Street, opposite Union Square, in one of the most quiet and pleasant situations in the eity. It has the most commodious and elegantly furnished halls, and the most eomplete systeni of actual business training.
YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN,
Wishing to prepare themselves for the practical duties of life, at the least expense of time and money, will find this the best school. Students learn just what they need to insure success. A DIPLOMA from this College is of great value to a young man in gaining a foothold in business. No young or middle-aged man is now considered fully qualified for the active duties of life, and the demands of business, unless he enjoys the advantages of a thorough commereial education. A course of commercial training is no less important to the mechanic, the farmer and the manufacturer, than to the merchant and banker.
THE BUSINESS COURSE.
The Business Course is far inore thorough and extensive than that of any other Business Col- lege. Our practical system of ACTUAL BUSINESS TEACHING is the best ever introduced into any school. It combines
THEORY AND PRACTICE
In such a manner as to make each an essential help to the other, and 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 active operation a Banking House with Checks, Drafts, Notes, Bills of Exchange, Certificates of Deposit, etc., fu ly illustrating the Banking business.
The student Buys, Sells, Ships, Barters, Consigns, Discounts, Insures, Draus Checks, Notes and Drafts, Gives Leases, Deeds, etc., and goes through the entire routine of actual business. He be- comes acquainted with changing books from Single to Double Entry, and vice versa ; and also with Joint Stock and Partnership Books, and every style and form of book-keeping practired in well- regulated Business Houses. By this system the student receives, while in the school, the sanie practice in conducting business affairs that he would in a bona fide Bank. Office, or Counting-house. Each student receives individual attention from the teachers, and can thus advance as rapidly as his ability will permit.
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
TIME OF ENTERING-There are no term divisions and no vacations. Students can enter at any time during the year with equal advantage.
QUALIFICATIONS FOR ENTERING .- A fair knowledge of the common English branches is all that is required to commence the Business Course, though the better the educational foundation a student has the more rapid and successful his progress. Students not sufficiently advanced to commence the Business Course, can make arrangements to receive the necessary preparatory in- struction in the ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT.
SCHOOL HOURS .- Day Sessions are from 9 to 12 A. M. and from 1 to 4 P. M. Evening Sessions are from 7 to 9 during the entire year.
DISCIPLINE. - The discipline of all the departments is very strict ; the student is required to be regular in attendance, earnest in his application to study, and kind, courteous and dignified in his deportment to teachers and associate students.
VISITORS .- Visitors are always welcome-and especially the parents and friends .^ students and the friends of education. The best time, usually, to see the working of the different depart- ments, is from 10 to 12 A. M., but there is no hour during the daily exercises when visitors will not receive proper attention.
THE PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE REVIEW,
Published by the College, contains full particulars regarding the Courses of Instruction, Expenses etc ; also a large amount of interesting reading. It may he had, free of charge, either at the College office, 320 Post Street, opposite Union Square, or by addressing
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Drink Napa Soda, a pure, natural mineral water. Agency, 469 Ninth.
OAKLAND [P] DIRECTORY. 373
Packard Charles (W. C. Mason & Co. ), dwl 1271 Fifth Av., E. O. PACKARD E. H., machinehand Brooklyn Planing Mills.
Paddack Cornelia (widow), dwl 667 Sixth.
Paddock J. H. L., hackman, cor Broadway and Seventh.
Paddock Willard A., painter, dwl Eureka Hotel, cor Washington and Seventh.
Page Alfred, cook Campbell & Spiars, dwl NE cor Eleventh and Broadway.
Page F. J. Mrs., dwl 1179 Sixteenth Av., E. O.
PAGE FRANCIS S., moneybroker, 917 and 1073 Broadway, dwl 122 Eleventh.
Page Frederick H., clerk (S. F.), dwl NE cor Eighth and Brush.
Page George F., teacher music, dwl NE cor Eleventh Av. and East Twenty-second, E. O.
Page J. H., stockbroker (Coffin & Page, S. F. ), dwl NE cor Eighth and Brush.
Page James M., butcher H. M. Ames & Co., dwl Dalton Av. nr Bay, N. O.
Page J. F. Mrs., clerk U. S. Surveyor-General (S. F.), dwl 1179 Six- teenth Av., E. O.
Page John, foreman blacksmith shop C. P. R. R., dwl 942 Wood.
Page Orrin, teamster, dwl 370 East Eleventh, E. O.
Paget F., teacher languages Classical and English School, 1306 Tel- egraph Av., res San Francisco.
Pagge Anthony, waiter Pagge Bros., dwl SE cor Broadway and Seventh.
Pagge Brothers (Peter and Leonard), proprietors Barnum Restau- rant, SE cor Broadway and Seventh.
Pagge Leonard ( Pagge Bros. ), dwl SE cor Broadway and Seventh. Pagge Peter (Pagge Bros. ), dwl SE cor Broadway and Seventh. Pagnum John, teamster, dwl 679 Twenty-sixth.
Pagnum Patrick, teamster Oakland Paving Co., dwl 663 Thirty-third Paige John C., carpenter and builder, dwl 1666 Eighth.
Paille Marcellin, butcher Steffano & Di Vecchio, dwl 657 Myrtle.
Paine Joseph, engineer C. P. R. R., dwl 649 Campbell.
Painter Albert, student State University, Berkeley.
Paiva Jacintho, gardener H. Wetherbee, dwl SW cor East Four- teenth and Fruit Vale Av., E. O.
Palazo Carlo, laborer Oakland Paving Co.'s Quarry.
Palinbaum Solomon, painter, dwl 271 Ninth.
Pallies Alexander, merchant (S. F.), dwl E s Telegraph Av. nr Thirty-ninth, Temescal.
Palm Charles W., clerk E. A. Heron, dwl 259 Fourth.
Palm Cyrus, real estate, dwl 259 Fourth.
Palmer Abbie B. (widow), dwl 960 West Eighth.
Palmer Alpheus W., harnessmaker, dwl E s Alice nr Seventh
Palmer Cassius C., wool merchant (Lambert, Palmer & Co., S. F. ), dwl 966 Madison.
PALMER CHARLES E., county treasurer and ex-officio tax-col- lector, office room 2 County Court House, res San Leandro.
Herman Cordes, real-estate and insurance agent, 903 Washington. St.
For coal and wood go to O. K. FREEMAN & CO., NW cor. Eighth and Franklin sts.
For the best cabinet photographs, go to INGERSOLL'S, No. 1069 Broadway.
Buy your homesteads of WOODWARD & TAGGART.
374
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Palmer C. T. H., attorney at law and president Oakland Paving Co., office SE cor Broadway and Ninth, dwl cor Piedmont Way and Bancroft Way, Berkeley.
Palmer Edwin H., bookkeeper E. A. Brown, dwl 2113 Webster.
Palmer Frank L., bookkeeper (S. F.), dwl 592 Sycamore.
Palmer George ( Welch & Palmer ), dwl Oakland Trotting Park, San Pablo Av. 2 miles N of City Hall.
Palmer George W., gardener W. D. Heaton, dwl 1225 Webster. PALMER HENRY A., treasurer Union Savings Bank, and cash- ier Union National Gold Bank, office SE cor Broadway and Ninth, dwl Piedmont Way nr Bancroft Way, Berkeley. Palmer Herbert, mining, dwl 1758 Seventh.
Palmer James W., lumber surveyor, dwl 1705 West Eighth.
PALMER JOHN J., manager San Francisco branch Miller &
Richard Type Foundry (Glasgow, Scotland), dwl 1825 Tele- graph Av.
Palmer Linwood ( Bentley & Palmer ), res Alameda.
Palmer Rollin H., engineer, dwl NW cor Pine and Seward.
Palmer Walter B., student State University, Berkeley.
Palmer Warren S., carpenter C. P. R. R., dwl Ns Chase bet Wood and Willow.
Palter William, cabinetmaker C. P. R. R., W. O.
Pander Thomas, salesman L. & A. Crocker dwl W s Washington nr Sixth.
Pantoskey Herman, furniture, stoves, and tinware, 711 Broadway. Pantoskey Jacob, clerk Herman Pantoskey, dwl 711 Broadway.
Para José, laborer O. K. Freeman & Co., dwl Franklin bet First and Second.
Paradise J. G., dwl SW cor East Eleventh and Second Av., E. O.
Pardee Enoch H., physician (S. F.), dwl 672 Eleventh.
Pardee George C., student State University, dwl 672 Eleventh.
Pardon Albert, teamster J. Lusk & Co., dwl E s Telegraph Av. bet Summer and Clinton, Temescal.
Pares Albert, teamster Alameda Macadamizing Co.
Paris Louis, capitalist, dwl 932 West Fourteenth.
Paris R. Mrs., dwl 477 Bay Place.
Parish Charles L., architect, dwl NE cor West Twenty-first and Chestnut.
Parish De Witt C., silversmith, dwl S s Logan bet Telegraph Av. and Grove.
Parisot Mary Mlle., dressmaker, Central Block, 1068 Broadway.
Park Charles O., painter, dwl 653 Seventh,
Park C. O. Mrs., furnished rooms, 653 Seventh.
Park H. J., carpenter, dwl Stewart's Hotel.
Park Thomas E., plasterer, dwl W s Peralta bet Thirty-fourth and Thirty-sixth.
Parke Sophia F. (widow), dwl E s Jackson bet Fifteenth and Lake. Parker Charles A., carpenter S. F. Morell, dwl NE cor Fifth and Lewis, W. O.
Parker E. A. Mrs., dwl 719 Linden.
The WEEKLY TRIBUNE-a first-class paper.
The best ice cream freezers for sale at GORDON'S, 469 Ninth Street.
OAKLAND [P] DIRECTORY. 375
Parker Edward A. Ph. B., instructor physics and mechanics State University, Berkeley.
Parker Fannie A. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar School, dwl 677 Twenty-fourth.
Parker Frank, teacher State University, dwl 915 Washington.
Parker Frederick K., bookkeeper Daniel Stuart, dwl 768 Lydia.
Parker Hiram V., carpenter, dwl 837 Twenty-ninth.
Parker J. A. Mrs., dwl NW cor Twelfth and West.
Parker Joseph, furniture, crockery, etc., 909 Seventh.
Parker J. W., driver A. W. Swett, dwl East Oakland Hotel, E. O. Parker Leonidas, farmer, dwl SW cor County Road and Thirteenth Av., E. O.
Parker Mary Mrs., groceries and liquors, NE cor Twenty-first and Telegraph Av.
Parker Miles, shipcarpenter, dwl foot Grove.
Parker Orrin W., teacher music, dwl 667 Twenty-fourth.
Parker S. Miss, dressmaker, dwl Wilcox Block, 921 Broadway.
Parker Thomas, mining, dwl W s First nr University Av., Temescal.
Parker William, carpenter, dwl 958 Center.
Parker William C., stockbroker, dwl W s Madison bet Fifteenth and Lake.
Parkin Thomas, carpenter, dwl 1811 William.
Parkinson Belle Mrs., dwl 8 Pearson's Row, W s Pine nr Chase.
Parkinson Jacob C., with W. H. Parkinson, dwl Tremont House, 1311 San Pablo Av.
Parkinson William H., plaster decorations, marble mantels, and vitrified sewer pipe, 1166 Broadway, dwl 627 Tenth. ..
Parkman Frank P., farmer, dwl 521 Twentieth.
Parkman William H., miner, dwl 521 Twentieth.
Parks James L. Rev., rector St. Paul's Episcopal Church, dwl 1513 Telegraph Av.
Parmeland Francois, restaurant, 839 Broadway.
Parmenter Charles H., dwl 1368 Brush.
Parozy Manuel, farmer, dwl N s Moraga Valley Road, 3 miles NE of City Hall.
Parr Louisa Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 1876 William.
Parratt Frederick, broker (S. F.), dwl 527 Frederick.
Parrish William H., truckman, dwl 171 Third.
Parritt Fanny E. Miss, dressmaker, dwl N s Nineteenth bet Mar- ket and West.
Parritt John W., carpenter, dwl N s Nineteenth bet Market and West.
Parry Charles, engineer Pioneer Planing Mill, dwl SW cor Thir- teenth and Kirkham.
Parry George, computing clerk U. S. Mint (S. F.), dwl 832 Market. Parry James, shipcarpenter, dwl 722 Myrtle.
Parson's Block, N s East Twelfth bet Twelfth and Thirteenth Avs., E. O.
Parsons Allen S., bandsawyer Pioneer Planing Mill, dwl 555 Broad- way.
For the finest stock of foreign coal, go to J. Homer Fritch, 413 11th St.
O. K. FREEMAN & CO., coal and wood dealers, NW cor. Eighth and Franklin sts.
WOODWARD & TAGGART have farms and ranches for sale.
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Parsons E., physician, dwl Twelfth St. Block, 404 Twelfth.
Parsons Edwin, miner, dwl 560 Franklin.
Parsons Emma Mrs., boarding, 560 Franklin.
Parsons Nathan F., carpenter, dwl N s Thirty-ninth nr Grove, T. Parsons James E., painter Charles Belden, dwl 560 Franklin.
Parsons John, telegraph operator, dwl 560 Franklin.
Parsons Lewis W., dwl 612} East Twelfth, E. O.
Parsons Lorenzo (0. Emlay & Co. ), dwl 690 Twenty-fifth.
Parsons S. H. Mrs., dwl 924 Filbert.
Parsons Samuel, manufacturers' agent, dwl 370 East Sixteenth, E. O. Parsons Samuel, restaurantkeeper, dwl 921 Broadway.
Parsons William A., dwl 612} East Twelfth, E. O.
Partenscky Charles, proprietor Berkeley Laundry, 1370 West Twelfth, dwl 1368 West Twelfth.
Partick Kate (widow), dwl 963 West Eighth.
Partridge Abram P., carpenter, dwl 1418 West Ninth.
Partridge Charles, salesman E. H. Hyde & Co., dwl Sunnyside House.
Partridge Cheney A., photographer, dwl NW cor West Fourteenth and Linden.
Partridge Edward B., mining secretary (S. F.), dwl 932 Filbert.
Partridge Edward J., mechanical engineer, dwl NW cor West Four- teenth and Linden.
Partridge Ella S., teacher music, dwl NW cor West Fourteenth and Linden.
Partridge Minnie Miss, teacher music, dwl 946 Wood.
Partridge P. M., printer Pacific Press Publishing Co., dwl 1067 Castro.
Partsch Herman, student State University, dwl 766 Twenty-second. Pary Maurice, dwl 663 Washington.
Pascoe William H., student Pacific Theological Seminary, Plymouth Av. bet Broadway and Telegraph Av.
Pasquier Adolph, florist (L. Pasquier & Co., S. F. ), dwl E s Tele- graph Av. nr Mariposa.
Passelworth Michael, blacksmith, dwl East Oakland Hotel, E. O.
Passolt Edward, groceries, SE cor B and Louise.
Patch M. R., dwl 754 Eleventh.
Patenaude Hypolite, teamster Remillard & Bros., dwl 560 Second.
Paterson Robert, teamster, dwl Stewart's Hotel.
Patrick Elizabeth (widow), dwl 462 Twelfth.
Patrick William, painter, dwl Eureka Hotel, SW cor Seventh and Washington.
Patronak Frederick F., market, 1323 San Pablo Av.
Patten Frank, plumber and gasfitter, dwl SE cor Wood and Goss. Patten John, laborer, dwl 1816 William.
Patten R. F., capitalist, dwl 351 Seventh Av., E. O.
Patten Samuel C., patent agent, dwl 1555 Seventh.
Patten William, capitalist, dwl 351 Seventh Av., E. O.
Patterson Charles H., bookkeeper (S. F.), dwl 1005 Webster. Patterson George, miner, dwl 685 Sycamore.
Pictures of children a specialty at INGERSOLL'S, No. 1069 Broadway.
The OAKLAND TRIBUNE has the largest circulation.
O. K. FREEMAN & CO., wholesale and retail dealers in wood and coal.
J. S. G. GORDON, agent for Napa Soda Springs. 469 Ninth Street.
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Patterson James H. (R. Groves & Co. ), dwl N s Spring nr Adeline, Temescal.
Patterson John A., brakeman C. P. R. R., dwl N s West Eighth bet Wood and Willow.
Patterson John W., bookkeeper George M. Blair, dwl 615 Fifth.
Patterson M. (Patterson & Comerford ), dwl cor Thirteenth and Web- ster.
Patterson Paul, carpenter, dwl 563 Second.
Patterson Robert, laborer Alameda Macadamizing Co.
Patterson Thomas, baggage master C. P. R. R., dwl 529 Eighth.
Patterson William A., porkpacker, dwl 1002 Chester.
Patterson William F., paperhanger E. G. Buswell, dwl 360 Seventh. Patterson & Comerford ( M. Patterson and H. Comerford ), wood and coal, cor Thirteenth and Webster.
Pattiani Alfred W., bookkeeper Woodward & Taggart, dwl 156 East Twelfth, E. O.
Pattison Maggie Mrs., dwl 360 Seventh.
Patton Frederick E., bookkeeper (S. F.), dwl 1518 Broadway.
Paul Collin, hardware and toys, 1618 Telegraph Av.
Paul Henry, second officer stm Oakland, dwl junction Peralta and B.
Paul John (Paul & Son ), dwl 1059 Franklin.
Paul Joseph J., helper melter refiner's department U. S. Mint (S. F.), dwl 1065 Jackson.
Paul Logan, laborer C. P. R. R., dwl E s Campbell bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth.
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