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E. W. WOODWARD, 952 Broadway ; Bargains in Oakland Property.
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OAKLAND [H] DIRECTORY.
HIRSHBERG & GREENBAUM (Samuel Hirshberg and Lewis Greenbaum), clothing and furnishing goods, 871 Broadway
Hitchcock Henry E., carpenter, dwl 1011 Franklin
Hitchcock William B., wood turner with George M. Blair, dwl 958 Franklin
Hoadley Thomas, waiter Tubbs' Hotel
Hoag Charles P., telegraph operator (S. F.), dwl Es Elm bet College Av and Hawthorne
Hoag Elizabeth J. (widow), dwl 510 Fourth
Hoag. Frank C., blacksmith with Ives, Scoville & Co., dwl 510 Fourth
IIobart John, engineer with Bates & Wales
Hobart John A., farmer, dwl S s Hobart bet Telegraph and San Pablo avs.
Hobart John R., clerk (S. F.), dwl S s Sixteenth bet Market and West
Hobbs David M., dwl Durant bet Franklin and Broadway
IIobbs Prescott R., dw1 700 Franklin
Hobe Adolphus A., deputy treasurer San Francisco, dwl W s Eighth Av bet East Fifteenth and Sixteenth, E. O. Hochkofler Rudolph, commission merchant (S. F.), dwl Alice nr Lake Merritt
Hodgdon John, farmer, termination Twenty-first Av, E. O. Hodge Charles J., compositor Oakland News, dwl 709 Franklin
Hodnett John, waiter Grand Central Hotel
Hodson John N., photographer, dwl S s Goss bet Wood and Pine, Oakland Point
Hoffman Charles S., wood carver and designer, dwl S s Eleventh bet Brush and West
Hoffmann Charles F., civil engineer (Hoffmann & Craven, S. F.), dwl Pagoda Hill Vernon Park nr Temescal
Hogan Edmund, gardener, dwl E s San Pablo Av nr Eight- eenth
Hogan James T., drayman, dwl N s Frederick bet Tele- graph and San Pablo avs.
Hogan Mary Mrs., ironer Contra Costa Laundry, cor West Fourteenth and Kirkham, Oakland Point
Hogan Thomas, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry, cor West Fourteenth and Kirkham, Oakland Point
Hogarty James D., shoemaker with Charles W Cornor, dwl Eland House
Hogarty Joseph B., boarding stable, 1022 Twelfth Av, East Oakland
HOHFELD EDWARD, teacher piano forte, dwl W s Broadway bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Old Pianos taken in Exchange at GRAY'S, 625 Clay Street, S. F.
Improve your sight with HOUSEWORTH'S PEBBLE SPECTACLES, 9 Montgomery Street, S. F.
HEALD'S
BRYANT & STRATTON
BUSINESS COLLEGE
24 POST ST., San Francisco.
THE MODEL COLLEGE OF 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,
Mechanical Drawing,
Custom House Business, Real Estate,
Modern Languages, Higher Mathematics, Telegraphy,
Phonography, Railroading, Surveying, Brokerage. Exchange,
Commission. Importing, Forwarding,
Grammar,
Rhetoric,
Merchandising, Insurance, Banking,
Jobbing, Mining,
Reading, Spelling,
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 Counting-Ilouse.
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, Draft :. 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.
For full particulars regarding the College, Course of Studies, Expenses, etc., call at the
COLLEGE OFFICE, 24 POST STREET,
OR ADDRESS FOR CIRCULARS,
E. P. HEALD, Prèsident Business College,
San Francisco, Cal.
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
24 POST ST., SAN FRANCISCO.
The Leading Institution of Business Training on the Pacific Coast.
This is the only schoot in San Francisco that makes a Business Education its distinct and separate specialty. Its teachers are competent and experienced. Its pupils are from the best class of young men in the State. It is under the very best discipline. Its Scholarships are good in the THIRTY-SIX Bryant & Stratton Colleges. It employs four of the best penmen in the State. It has the largest rooms, the largest attendance, and the muost completo system of business training, of any com- mereial school on the Pacific.
YOUNG MEN AND LADIES
Wishing to prepare themselves for the practical duties of life, will find this the best school. Pupils learn just what they need 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 baek by those muore 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.
OUR BUSINESS COURSE
Is especially adapted to the wants of young and middle-aged men, who wish to prepare for the active duties of life, whether as book-keepers, salesmen, merchants, bankers, professional men, or even farmers or mechanies.
THEORY AND PRACTICE
Are combined in such a manner as to make each a powerful help to the other.
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 practised 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 cur- rencies. The pupil beeouies familiar with all the calculations and entries connected with Legal Tender and Gold transactions.
SESSIONS CONTINUE DAY AND EVENING.
Clerks, mechanies and others engaged during business hours, can secure a sound Mercantile Education by attending evenings only. There are no class systems to keep the pupil baek; each can advance as rapidly as desired. No particular age or degree of advancement is required to enter the College. We have in operation an
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT,
Where all the branches of an ordinary English Education are taught, for those who are too young or not sufficiently advanced for the Business Course. Visitors are always welcome at the College.
FURTHER INFORMATION.
Young men and young ladies should obtain fall particulars regarding this useful Institute of Practical Education. Now is the time to get an education. Use the present, and you can trust in the future. Competent persons are wanted in all departments of industry. In order to learn all about this sehool, send for
HEALD'S COLLEGE JOURNAL,
Which is issued monthly, by the College, and contains full particulars regarding the Course of Studies, Expenses, etc .; also, a large amount of interesting reading. It can be obtained, free of charge, either at the College Office, 24 Post Street, or by addressing
E. P. HEALD,
PRESIDENT BUSINESS COLLEGE,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Phoenix Insurance Co. (Fire) of Hartford, BABER & ROFF, Agents, Broadway and Tenth, Oakland.
R. C. GASKILL, Agent of the Ætna Ins. Co .; Office, 917 Broadway, Oakland.
OAKLAND [H] DIRECTORY. 193
Holcomb Myron T., purchasing agent (S. F.), dwl 1014 Webster
HOLCOMB WESLEY B., lumber dealer (S. F.), dwl 1009 Washington
Holdsworth Benjamin, carpenter C. P. R. R., Oakland Point Holdsworth Bennett, carpenter, N s Twenty-third bet Broad- way and Telegraph Av.
Holiday John M., glove manufacturer, dwl 415 East Twelfth, E. O.
Holladay Jesse, agent Oregon S. S. Co. (S. F.), dwl Tubbs' Hotel
Holland A. F. (col'd), porter C. P. R. R., Oakland Ferry Wharf
Holland Dennis, truckman, Broadway bet Sixth and Seventh, dwl NW cor Third and Broadway
Holland Henry A., clerk with Peter Baker, dwl 267 Sixth
Holland James, farmer, dwl 812 Brush
Holland J. E. Mrs. (widow), dwl 464 Ninth
Holland John, laborer C. P. R. R., dwl Winthrop House Holland John C., plasterer, dwl 267 Sixth
Holland Margaret (widow), dwl 812 Brush
HOLLAND, McCLEVERTY & NOBLETT (O. S. Hol- land, Charles Mc Cleverty, and Robert Noblett), Fashion Livery and Sale Stable, 860 Broadway
Holland Orlando S. (Holland, Me Cleverty & Noblett), dwl Eureka Hotel
Holland Thomas, laborer, dwl N s Lydia bet Market and West
Holley Patrick, porter Grand Central Hotel
Hollis Jane (widow), dwl 934 Myrtle
Hollmann Claus, groceries and liquors, N s Castro bet Fifth and Sixth, dwl 817 Castro
Hollom Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Kirkham bet West Elev- enth and West Twelfth
Hollub A., San Francisco paper agency, 855 Broadway, res San Francisco
Hollub Frank A., clerk with A. Hollub, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hollywood Joseph, baker, dwl NW cor West Twelfth and Campbell, Oakland Point
Holman Frederick S., clerk, dwl 711 Webster
Holmes Aaron, real estate (S. F.), dwl 706 Tenth
Holmes Gross C., miner, dwl W s Eleventh Av bet East Fifteenth and Sixteenth, E. O.
Holmes Howard C., assistant, city engineer's office, dwl Bart- lett House
Holmes Isaac I., mining, dwl 957 Washington
PAGE & JORDAN, Real Estate, 462 Tenth Street near Broadway, Oakland.
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E. W. WOODWARD, 952 Broadway, Real Estate Agent and Collector.
194 OAKLAND [H] DIRECTORY.
Holmes S. T. Miss, teacher, dwl 215 Ninth
Holmes Stillman, physician and surgeon, office NW cor Broadway and Eighth, dwl Grand Central Hotel
Homan Charles, bookkeeper (S. F.), dwl 609 Tenth
HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. (Fire and Marine, S. F.), Steen & Craig agents, office SE cor Broadway and Ninth
Honey Charles A., hackdriver with Moore & Smith, dwl W s Webster bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Hoogs William W., clerk, dwl Broadway bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth, opp City Hall
Hoogstad Jan., fruits, N s Railroad Av bet Pine and Cedar, Oakland Point
Hook Elijah, merchant, dwl 560 Fourteenth
Hook Joseph, millwright, dwl W s Sixth Av bet East Sev- enteenth and Eighteenth, E. O.
Hooley Cornelius, painter, dwl St. Charles Hotel
Hooper Carl, blacksmith, dwl Union Hotel
Hoops Thomas C., carpenter, dwl 921 Webster
Hope Deliah (widow), dwl 1004 Broadway
Hopington Dennis, laborer, dwl 317 Fifth
Hopkins Michael, plasterer, dwl 972 Third
Hopkins Rebecca (widow), dwl SE cor San Pablo Av and Grove
Hopkins Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 759 Castro
Hoppe Christian, blacksmith with Henry Hampel, dwl Union Hotel, E. O.
Horace Henry, laborer, dwl SW cor Brush and Seventh
Hore Morris, laborer, dwl 365 Tenth
Hord Seneth A. (widow), dwl 1013 Sixth Av, E. O.
HORNBLOWER E. A. Mrs., proprietress Grand Western
Hotel, NW cor Railroad Av and Wood, Oakland Point Horner John M. (Fruit Vale Quartz Co.), res Washington Corners
HORNER WILLIAM, agent Fruit Vale Quartz Co., office 923 Broadway, dwl 564 Thirteenth Av, E. O.
Horrigan James, marble polisher, dwl Broadway bet Six- teenth and Seventeenth
Horrigan William, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry, cor West Fourteenth and Kirkham, Oakland Point
HORTON RICHARD, groceries and liquors, S s Seventh nr Market, dw1 667 Sixth
HOSKINS EDWARD, clerk Police Court, office 8 City Hall, dwl SW cor Jefferson and Fifth
HOSKINS WILLIAM, commissioner of deeds and local agent Commercial Union Fire Insurance Co. of London, office 485 Seventh, dwl Eland House
Hear the GUILD, CHURCH & CO.'S PIANOS at Gray's, 625 Clay St,, S. F.
Have your Photograph taken by HOUSEWORTH, 12 Montgomery Street, opposite Lick House, S. F.
¿Etna Insurance Co. of Hartford, R. C. GASKILL, Agent, 917 Broadway.
OAKLAND [H] DIRECTORY.
195
Hosmer James P., carpenter, dwl E s Harrison bet Seventh and Eighth
Hostetter Frank, butcher, dwl 1179 Thirteenth Av, E. O.
Hotel de France, Frank Villemain proprietor, 417 First
Hough , dwl Bartlett House
Houghan E. D., laborer, dwl 577 Second
Houghton Frederick T., merchant (F. T. Houghton & Co., S. F.), dwl S s West Eighth bet Campbell and Peralta HOUGHTON R. E., attorney at law (Barstow, Stetson §. H.,
S. F.), dwl E s Elm bet College Av and Hawthorne Hourigan James, marble polisher with William Gross How J. E., house and sign painter, NE cor Ninth and Broad- way, dwl 912 Harrison
Howard Asa E., justice of the peace, office 626 East Twelfth, dwl 615 East Fourteenth, E. O.
HOWARD CHARLES WEBB, capitalist (S. F.), dwl E s Alice bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Howard George W. (col'd), laborer, dwl West nr Twenty- second
Howard John H. (Lynde & H.), dwl NW cor East Four- teenth and Twelfth Av, E. O.
Howard Nathaniel (col'd), waiter Tubbs' Hotel
HOWARD'S HALL, N's Washington bet East Twelfth and East Thirteenth, E. O.
Howe J. W., conductor C. P. R. R., Oakland Ferry Wharf
Howell John, painter, dwl William Tell House
Howell Mathias D., miner, dwl 757 Webster
Howell M. M., mining superintendent (Antioch), dwl 910 Washington
Howell Peter S., foreman with Shattuck & Hillegass, dwl 861 Washington
Howell Sylvester S., teacher, dwl 1163 Tenth Av, E. O.
Howland Stephen W., mining, dwl N s Seward bet Wood and Willow, Oakland Point
Howlett William, liquor saloon, 420 First
Howson Andrew, peddler, dwl S s West Thirteenth bet Pe- ralta and Kirkham, Oakland Point
Hoyt David, dwl 269 Fifth
Hoyt Nathan B., examiner Custom House (S. F.), dwl W s Peralta bet Seward and Lincoln, Oakland Point
Hubback C. A. Mrs. (widow), dwl 959 Seventh
Hubback Edward T., commission merchant (S. F.), dwl 959 Seventh
Hubbard F. J. (widow), dwl 1109 Tenth Av, E. O.
Hubbard Horace J., clerk California Insurance Co. (S. F.), dwl 1109 Tenth Av, E. O.
Hubbard J. Melville, dwl 1109 Tenth Av, E. O.
First Premium to Guild, Church & Co.'s Pianos at GRAY'S, 625 Clay St., S. F.
Home Insurance Co. (Fire) of New York, BABER & ROFF, Agents, Broadway and Tenth, Oakland.
HOUSEWORTH'S SALES ROOM, 9 Montgomery Street, S. F.
E. W. WOODWARD, 952 Broadway, Ag't Royal Ins. Co .; Capital $10,000,000.
196
OAKLAND DIRECTORY.
MARDEN & MYRICK,
MANUFACTURERS OF THE CELEBRATED
FAMILY COFFEE
Which Took the
First Premium
Z AT THE GREATS
MECHANICS' FAIRS OF 1868, 1869 & 1871
Also, Manufacturers of all kinds of
Spices & Herbs of a Superior Quality
Which can be found in quantities to suit, at
212 SACRAMENTO STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Best Piano Tuners at GRAY'S, 625 Clay Street, S. F ..
Great Fires prove the Strength of the ÆTNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
OAKLAND [H] DIRECTORY. 197
Hubbard Lorenzo Mrs. (widow), dwl West Eighth bet Wood and Willow, Oakland Point
Hubbard Patrick, laborer with Bates & Wales
Hubbard Warren, cooper (S. F.), dwl SE cor Twenty-eighth and Adeline
Hudson A. S., physician, office and dwl 1113 Broadway Hudson Henry S., clerk (S. F.), dwl NW cor Castro and Eleventh
Huebner Charles, stocks, dwl 265 Ninth
Huff Lucien B., real estate, dwl 474 East Fourteenth, E. O. Hughes Andrew, carpenter, dwl 617 Tenth
Hughes Edward, laborer, dwl 814 Grove
Hughes H., grain broker (S. F.), dwl 729 Tenth
Hughes Robert, news agent Bamber & Co's Express, dwl 916 Harrison
Hughes Thomas J., street sprinkler, dwl 515 East Eleventh, E. O.
Hughes William, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry, cor West Fourteenth and Kirkham, Oakland Point
Hughes William A., saloon (S. F.), dwl W s Wood nr Rail- road Av, Oakland Point
Hull Edward, merchant (S. F.), dwl Kelsey House
Humbart Jonas, pressman Oakland News, dwl N s Myrtle bet Market and San Pablo Av.
Humiston William, carpenter, dw1 468 East Eleventh, E. O.
Hummeltenberg Charles, liquor saloon, 420 Eleventh
Hummeltenberg William, furnished rooms, 517 Ninth
Humphreys Edward, shoemaker with Bernard Nedderman, dwl Union Hotel
Hundley Patrick O., attorney at law, dwl W s Harrison bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Hunt Charles A., commission merchant (S. F.), dwl 663 Sixth Hunt Edward F., clerk (S. F.), dwl 663 Sixth
HUNT EDWIN, assessor County of Alameda, office 958 Broadway, dwl SW cor Jefferson and Thirteenth
Hunt George H., clerk (S. F.), dw1 663 Sixth
Hunt George W., engineer C. P. R. R., dyl N s Railroad Av bet Pine and Wood, Oakland Point
Hunt Heury S., truckman, Broadway bet Sixth and Seventh, dwl 717 Sixth
Hunt Joseph, road contractor, dwl W s Twenty-first Av bet East Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth, E. O.
HUNT MILAN, manager Broadway Livery Stable, 1105 and 1107 Broadway, dwl 619 Tenth
Hunter Thomas, laborer, dwl cor Brush and San Pablo Av. Huntington George, carpenter, dwl E s Linden bet Twenty- Eighth and Thirtieth
PAGE & JORDAN, Real Estate, 462 Tenth Street near Broadway, Oakland.
North British & Mercantile Insurance Co. (British) BABER & ROFF, Agents, Broadway and Tenth, Oakland.
E. W. WOODWARD, 952 Broadway, Real Estate Agent and Collector.
198
OAKLAND [H] DIRECTORY.
Huntington Urial, carpenter, dwl NE cor Wood and West Eighth, Oakland Point
Huntley Porter C., dwl W s Webster bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Hunton Logan, merchant, dwl N s Eighth bet Jefferson and Grove
Hurd Morgan S., freight agent C. P. R. R., dwl N s Syca- more nr Telegraph Av.
Hurley James, butcher with Rice & White, dwl Eland House Hurley Thomas, laborer, dwl N s Seventh bet Jefferson and Grove
Hurley Timothy, coachman with Sarah Tompkins, Alice nr Lake Merritt
HIURLL WILLIAM T., groceries and liquors, 619 Broad- way
Hussey P. (widow), dwl 271 Eighth
Hutchings D. F., marine surveyor (S. F.), dwl 671 Tenth
Hutchins Catherine (widow, col'd), laundress, dwl NE cor Sixth and Jefferson
Hutchins G. H., bookkeeper (S. F.), dwl SE cor Fourth and Jackson
Hutchinson A. A. (Carrick, Warner & Co.), dwl 509 Sixth HUTCHINSON EZRA A., Grand Western Saloon, NW cor Railroad Av and Wood, Oakland Point
Hutchinson T. R., clothier (S. F.), dwl 1133 Filbert
HUTCHISON JAMES, proprietor Bay Nursery, NE cor Telegraph Av and Bay Place, office and seed store NW cor Broadway and Thirteenth
Huttleston Fred, bootmaker with G. Huttleson, S s Rail- road Av bet Cedar and Pine, Oakland Point
Huttleston George, bootmaker, S s Railroad Av bet Cedar and Pine, Oakland Point
Hutton H. P., cabinet maker, dwl Goss nr Bay, Oakland Point
HYDE EBENEZER H., merchant (S. F.), dwl Benitz Block
Hyde Isaac, superintendent What Cheer House (S. F.), dwl NW cor Jefferson and Eighth
HYDE JOHN T., fancy goods, toys, etc., SW cor Broadway and Eleventh, dwl Benitz Block
Hyde Oliver, mining engineer, dwl 174 Sixth
Hyde Thomas J., private school, St. Paul's Church, dwl 458 Twelfth
Hyde T. J. Mrs., fancy goods and needle work, 458 Twelfth
Hyer B. W., laborer, dwl NW cor Taylor and Peralta, Oak- land Point
Hynes John, laborer with C. C. Water Co., dwl 863 Clay
First Premium to Guild, Church & Co.'s Pianos at GRAY'S, 625 Clay St., S. F
HOUSEWORTH'S PEBBLE SPECTACLES, 9 Montgomery Street, under Lick House, S. F.
ÆTNA INS. CO. has Cash Capital of $3.000,000; Cash Assets over $6,000,000.
OAKLAND
[ J] DIRECTORY.
199
I.
IARWART GEORGE, cook Golden Star Hotel, 838 Broadway Iassan Louis, gardener with Thomas B. Simpson, W s Tele- graph Av nr Charter
Ilse William A., assayer, dwl 677 Sixth
Imperial Fire Insurance Co. of London, Steen & Craig agents, office SE cor Broadway and Ninth
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN, hall 714 Broadway INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS
. (Temperance), meet at Odd Fellows Building and 766 East Twelfth, E. O.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS, halls NW cor Franklin and Eleventh and 766 East Twelfth, E. O.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RED MEN, hall 1058 Broad- way
Ingalls Timothy A., teamster, dwl 504 East Fifteenth, E. O. INGERSOLL WILLIAM B., photograph gallery, SW cor Broadway and Twelfth
Ingols James E., clerk (S. F.), dwl 604 Fourteenth bet Jef- ferson and Grove
Ireland Henry, tinsmith with James J. O'Shea, dwl Winthrop House
Ireland James, bookkeeper (S. F.), dwl N s East Twenty- sixth nr Twenty-first Av, E. O.
Irion Louis W. F., laborer with John M. Schafer, dwl 517 Ninth
Irish Spencer K., carpenter C. P. R. R., dwl S s Goss bet Pine and Cedar, Oakland Point
Irish Stephen L., carpenter C. P. R. R., dwl S s Goss bet Pine and Cedar, Oakland Point
Ironmonger Cornelius J., restaurant, 858 Broadway, dwl 364 First
Irvine John, gardener with R. H. Bennett, 1055 Jackson Irving William K., clerk, dwl 671 Sixth
Irwin Benoni, portrait painter (S. F.), dwl Tubbs' Hotel Irwin Robert, janitor Alice Street Primary School
Irwin Stewart, gardener, dwl West nr Twenty-second
Isham Ezra, civil engineer C. P. R. R., dwl West Oakland House, Oakland Point
J.
JACKSON CHARLES A., laundryman Contra Costa Laundry, cor West Fourteenth and Kirkham, Oakland Point Jackson D. M., engineer C. P. R. R., Oakland Point
PAGE & JORDAN, Houses rented, 462 Tenth Street near Broadway, Oakland.
Fire Insurance on Dwellings and Personal Property made a Specialty ; BABER & ROFF, Agents, Oakland.
E. W. WOODWARD, 952 Broadway; Houses to Rent.
200 OAKLAND [ ] ] DIRECTORY.
Jackson Oscar T. (col'd), barber, dwl N s West Eighth bet Pine and Cedar, Oakland Point
Jackson W., carpenter C. P. R. R., Oakland Point
Jacobs James H. (Heywood & J.), dwl Ocean View five miles north City Hall
Jacobson Henry, carpenter C. P. R. R., dwl SW cor Railroad Av and Pine, Oakland Point
Jacobus C. Theodore, carpenter, dwIS s West Eighth bet Adeline and Union
Jacquenot Xavier, fruits and vegetables, S s East Fourteenth bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth avs, E. O.
JAMES' BLOCK, NW cor Railroad Av and Wood, Oak- land Point
James J., engineer C. P. R. R., Oakland Point
James Joshua, carpenter, dwl Es Grove bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
James Mary E. (widow), dwl W s San Pablo Av nr Brush James Samuel, master mariner, dwl Grand Western Hotel, Oakland Point
James William, gardener with T. C. Wedderspoon, dwl W s Myrtle bet West Tenth and West Twelfth
Jameson E. C. Rev., dwl 578 Thirteenth
Jameson L., brakeman C. P. R. R., Oakland Ferry Wharf Janin Louis, mining engineer (S. F.), dwl W s Webster nr Seventeenth
Janis Francis, farmer, dwl S s East Seventeenth bet Eleventh and Twelfth avs, E. O.
Janssen Ernest, clerk (S. F.), dwl 515 Eighth
Janvrin George, sawyer Oakland Planing Mill, dwl 752 Brush
JAYNE ANSELM H., police judge, office 8 City Hall, dwl S s Thirteenth bet Grove and Jefferson
Jayne Emily E. Miss, teacher Irving Grammar School, dwl S s Thirteenth bet Grove and Jefferson
Jee Arthur W., secretary Union Pacific Salt Co. (S. F.), dwl W s Telegraph Av nr Sycamore
Jefferson Thomas, laborer with Bates & Wales Jeffery George, carpenter, dwl cor Brush and Twentieth
Jenkins Agnes (widow), dwl cor Nineteenth and West Jenkins Chas., brakeman C. P. R. R., Oakland Ferry Wharf Jenkins F. E., machinist Oakland Planing Mill
Jenkins George, laborer with C. C. Water Co.
Jenkins Henry, house mover, dwl SE cor Market and Ninth Jenkins Timothy F., wool grower, dwl N s Twentieth bet Broadway and Telegraph Av.
Jenkins Washington A., depot Wright's medicines, 1056 Broadway, dwl S s Fifth bet Alice and Jackson
Old Pianos taken in Exchange at GRAY'S, 625 Clay Street, S. F.
HOUSEWORTH'S PHOTOGRAPHIC PARLORS, 12 Montgomery Street, opposite Lick House, S. F.
Ætna Ins. Co. was established in 1819; R. C. GASKILL, Agent, Oakland.
OAKLAND [ J ] DIRECTORY. 201
Jennig G. D., tailor with Daniel McArthur, dwl West Six- teenth nr Kirkham
Jennings Edward, porter Tubbs' Hotel
Jennings John G., mechanic, dwl San Antonio Creek foot Chestnut
Jennings Samuel, laborer, dwl San Antonio Creek foot Chest- nut
Jensen Hans, coachman with Charles Webb Howard, dwl Ss Logan nr Telegraph Av.
Jensen Lina (widow), housekeeper with Mrs. William Ga- gan, SE cor Telegraph Av and Twenty-first
Jepsen Jacob, saddle and harness maker, 956 Broadway, dwl 914 Harrison
Jester Decker T., carriagesmith with George A. King, dwl St. Charles Hotel
Jewatt George, dwl 725 Fifth
Jewell Martin C., paint manufacturer (Healy § J., S. F.), dw] 516 Eighth
Jewett George D., farmer, dwl cor Franklin and Eighteenth Jewett J., real estate, dwl 802 Brush
Jobe T. C., teacher California Military Academy, N s Pros- pect Av bet Telegraph Av and Broadway
Johnson August, laborer, dwl foot Harrison
Johnson Caroline M. (widow), dwl S s Hobart bet Telegraph and San Pablo avs.
Johnson Charles, boatman, dwl 709 Jackson
Johnson Charles, laborer C. P. R. R., dwl Prospect Av E of Broadway
Johnson Charles, tanner with William Watts, dwl W s Chestnut bet Thirty-second and Thirty-fourth
Johnson Cornelius (col'd), chief porter C. P. R. R., dwl 710 Brush
JOHNSON EBEN, groceries and provisions, NE.cor Market and Twelfth, dwl SW cor West and Thirteenth
Johnson Eliza J. (widow), dwl 1015 Webster
Johnson Frederick T., bookkeeper, dwl 1015 Webster
Johnson Hattie (widow, col'd), dwl 553 Sixth
Johnson Henry (col'd), waiter Tubbs' Hotel, E. O.
Johnson House, Ezekiel Brown proprietor, W s San Pablo Av bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Johnson John, broker, dwl Johnson House San Pablo Av. Johnson John W., carpenter, dwl 665 Washington
Johnson Lawrence, barkeeper with Louis Milloslavich, dwl Parker House
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