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USA > California > Alameda County > Oakland > Husted's Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley directory, 1884-5 > Part 54
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Schafer & Co .: Fine Custom Clothing to Order
No. 11 Montgomery St. . .anrisco.
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CHHORST, VELER, 315 Street ramento CAL TERWARE, ETC.
Washington Brewery,
Westermann & Co., Proprs. N. W. COB. 5th & KIRKHAM STREETS.
ALAMEDA.
190
ROOMS
715 HOWARD Bear Third Street, San Francisco.
Alameda is essentially a residence town, and perhaps a majority of its adult males are people whose interests lie in San Francisco, but who prefer crossing the bay in a comfortable steamer, and be whirled from the landing to their homes in roomy, well- appointed trains, to taking a decidedly uncomfortable trip in the horse-cars or over a coble line to the Western Addition or the Mission hills. There is a charm about this ferry travel which hardly exists elsewhere. Every passenger has plenty of room-no pushing or crowding as in the street cars ; here one meets his chosen circle at the same hour each day, and the time consumed in the trip passes pleasantly away-and then the everlasting verdure of the live oak trees alone is worth a trip across the bay, to a man whose mind is racked with business cares, and who needs an entire change of scene to distract his attention. As a class, Alamedans are intelligent and well-to-do, owning their residences and being able to keep them in good condition. In fact, the family that lives in a rented house is the exception rather than the rule, and this will, in a great measure, account for the handsome appearance of the town.
Manufacturing establishments are offered special facilities along the line of the bay shore in the way of cheap land and shipping facilities, by water or by rail, which can hardly be excelled in any town on the coast. So far, few have taken ad- vantage of these facilities, there being but three places of the kind in the town, namely, the works of the Pacific Coast Oil Company, where native oils are prepared for illuminating pur- poses, a borax refinery, controlled by William T. Coleman & Co.
S. F. LAUNDRY.
GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES. Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., and 862 Broadway. Oakland.
BLA HOUS Oakla CAL 105 WASHING
STREE Within F Blocks BROADV STATION Central Located Excell TABL TERM REASONA
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MRS. M. K. BLA THE FOUNDI BLAK HOUS
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Single Rooms 50 Cents Per Night. DAILY Papers on File. HOT BATHS Free.
544
station to station, at their own sweet will, commencing at 5 A. M., and stopping an hour after midnight. The Central Pacific has within the town five stations and about three miles of track. These free-riding arrangements nonplus the stranger, but it is "in the bond." The result of this system, naturally enough, is that pedestrianism is below par in Alameda, and many of her citizens will wait half an hour for a train rather than "foot it " for half a mile. Another peculiar feature is that the town is so shaped as to make it impossible to find any point, ex- cept on the island, distant more than four blocks from a station. At Alameda Point, a short distance south of, and parallel with the training walls of the Oakland harbor, an extensive and costly pier, with ferry slips and depot buildings, is being constructed by the San Francisco and Colorado River Railroad Company, a corporation recently organized and com- posed of the men who direct the fortunes of the South Pacific Coast road, and it is generally supposed that this point is to be the terminus of a transcontinental system of narrow-gauge railroads.
JAMES L. BARKER,
REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE,
BERKELEY.
ALAMEDA. 545
of San Francisco, and Bennett's furniture factory. There is no doubt that on the completion of the Oakland harbor improve- ment, which will result in draining the marsh lands lying along the northern line of the town, Alameda will have at least her fair share of factories and workshops.
Alameda has a population of over 6,000, and ranks second in the second county in the State. It was incorporated as a town in 1872, and is conducted in the most economical manner. The officers provided by its charter are as follows: A Board of Trustees, consisting of five members, who serve without pay ; a Board of Education, six members, whose services are also gratui- tous; an Assessor, Treasurer, and Tax Collector, Surveyor and Street Superintendent, Attorney and Clerk, Chief of Police, and School Superintendent, the monthly pay of these officers aggre- gating $366.65. During the ten years of the town's existence, the municipal taxation has averaged 68 cents on each $100 of valuation.
The School Department of the town is an object of pride to its citizens, there being a high school, two grammar schools, and four primaries, with about 1,000 pupils enrolled therein. In the department thirty teachers are employed, at an aggregate monthly cost of $2,000. In addition to the public schools there is a convent, in charge of the Sisters of Notre Dame, and two kindergarten schools.
In the matter of postal facilities, Alameda, though too small to receive any benefit from the free-delivery system, is specially favored, having within her borders two post-offices, "Alameda" and "West End," the former being located at Park Street, the latter at Webster Street, two miles distant. As a matter of course, there is telegraphic and telephonic communication with the outside world.
The intelligence of the people will certainly not be disputed when it is known that three weekly papers are here published, namely, the Encinal, now in its fifteenth year, the Argus, in its sixth year, and the News, aged two and a half years. The free Library and Reading Room is a flourishing institution, having on its shelves about 3,400 books, with a monthly circulation of 1,250 volumes. It is well patronized by people of all condi- tions in life, and appears to have a firm hold on the public favor.
In the way of public buildings may be named the Park Opera House, owned by a joint stock company, having a seating capacity of 600, Tucker's, Holtz's, and Harmonie Halls, and the Odd Fellow's and Masonic Halls. Odd Fellow's Hall, a fine, two- story building, costing about $6,000, was built by Encinal Lodge of Odd Fellows, and occupies one of the most prominent corners in town.
Fraternal societies here have a most healthy growth, there be-
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Fruit & Orna- mental TREES, PLANTS, Etc .. Etc.
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FLOWERS CROSSES, CROWNS, [ WREATHS, PYRAMIDS, BASKETS & BOUQUETS. 479 7th STREET, OAKLAND
546
ALAMEDA.
ing three lodges of the A. O. U. W., two of the I. O. C. F., and one each of F. and A. M., I. O. O. F., K. of P., A. L. of H., K. of H., i. O. G. T .. and P. O. S. of A., and a post of the G. A. R. Besides these societies, there are a number of organizations of a social, musical, and literary nature.
The various religious denominations are well represented, the Methodists, Presbyterians, Episcopalians, Baptists, Congregation- alists, and Catholics, each having their own houses of worship, various other sects holding services at divers times and places.
In conclusion, Alameda offers to those in search of a home, unusual advantages, embracing good land at a moderate figure, the purest and best of water, perfect natural drainage, excellent schools, bountiful religious privileges, low taxation, a salubrious climate, unequaled traveling facilities-in short, everything that a reasonable person could ask, unless the lack of a cemetery might be considered a drawback.
Abjohn William, laborer, res e s Broadway bet Central and En- cinal aves
Ackley Ezra, carriagemaker, res w s Oak nr Alameda ave Adair William, laborer, res 1530 Park
Adams Albert F, internal revenue broker (S F), res w s Paru bet Central and Santa Clara aves
Adcock Robert, res e s Pearl nr Encinal ave
Adler Charles (W & I Steinhart & Co, S F), res NW cor Encinal ave and Paru & Adler Hannah Mrs, res w s Paru bet Alameda and Encinal aves Adler Melville, clerk (S F), res NW cor Encinal ave and Paru Adler Stella Miss, res cor Paru and Encinal ave
Ager James E, printer, res San Jose ave nr Oak
Ahlborn Charles (Ahlborn & Boeckmann, S F), res S W cor High and Van Buren
Aickley William C, carpenter, res 2043 Railroad ave ALAMEDA BAKERY AND RESTAURANT, F Mandler proprie- tor, 1529 Park
Alameda Baptist Church, Rev B F Rattray pastor, s s Santa Clara ave bet Staunton and Benton
Alameda Branch Oakland Gas Light Co, Atlantic ave foot of Union
Alameda Brewery, Henry Schuler propr, w s Third ave bet Rail- road and Santa Clara aves
Alameda Building and Loan Association, C K Clark secretary, Harmonie Hall
Alameda Council No 27, I O C F, Mrs L E Knowlton secretary, Holtz Hall
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
Offices.
1 33 Geary St., San Francisco. 2 862 Broadway, Oakland.
BLAK HOUSE Oakland CAL 1059 WASHINGTO STREET.
Within For Blocks of BROADWA STATION- Centrally Located, -
Exceller TABLI TERMS
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POPULA HOUS 1059 WASHINGTO STREET Has Larp and Comm dious ROOMI TERMS REASONABL
ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO., OAK PLANK,
18 and 20 Spear St .. San Francisco.
ALAMEDA.
547
Alameda Council No 492, A L of H, meets second and fourth Thursdays of each month, I O O F Building
" ALAMEDA ENCINAL " (weekly, established September 16, 1869), Frederick K Krauth publisher and proprietor, Park nr Lincoln ave
Alameda Free Library, Robert Kirk librarian, s s Santa Clara ave nr Park
Alameda Garden Hotel, Charles Sturm propr, w s Prospect bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves
Alameda Hall Association, proprs Park Opera House, George L Wilson secretary, cor Pacific and Buena Vista ave
Alameda Harmonie, J H Eickhoff secretary, Harmonie Hall Alameda Gardens, Conrad Stolze proprietor, w s Prospect bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves
Alameda High School, Josiah Keep principal, w s Santa Clara ave bet Willow and Chestnut
Alameda Hotel, Alexander Johnson propr, w s Park bet Buena Vista and Eagle ave Alameda Lodge No 5, A O U W, meets Wednesday evening, I O O F Building
Alameda Lodge No 49, K of P, C A Brown keeper of R & S, I O O F Hall
Alameda Lodge No 470, I O G T, Miss Tillie C Arff secretary, Masonic Hall
Alameda Lumber Co, J L Lewis agent, Park bet Pacific ave and Buena Vista
Alameda Maennerchor, Theodore F Steinmetz secretary, Harmo- nie Hall
ALAMEDA MARKET, Strong & Arff proprietors, 1525 Park Alameda Verein, J H Eickhoff secretary, Harmonie Hall
ALAMEDA NURSERY, John Hunt proprietor, Pacific ave opp Third ave
Alameda, Oakland and Piedmont Street R R Co, Theodore Metz president, cor Webster and Santa Clara ave
ALAMEDA PHARMACY, A J Greene proprietor, 1417 Park bet Santa Clara and Central aves
Alameda Planing Mills, John A Boim proprietor, n s Encinal ave nr Walnut
ALAMEDA POST-OFFICE, Arthur S Barber postmaster, s s Santa Clara ave nr Park
Alameda School, Edward P Smith principal, s s Van Buren bet Mound and Court
Alameda Town Hall, ss Webb ave bet Park and Everett
" ALAMEDA WEEKLY ARGUS," T D Daniels proprietor, 1510 Park
"ALAMEDA WEEKLY NEWS," O S Ingham publisher, w s Park bet Railroad and Pacific aves
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Schafer & Co .; and Youths' Men's, Boys'
CLOTHING, No. 11 Mont- gomery st., San Francisco.
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ALAMEDA.
Alameda Wharf, west end Pacific ave
Albers August, oyster saloon (S F), res e s Hibbard bet Pacific and Railroad aves
Alden Wm H, sewing machines (S F), res s s Central ave nr Walnut
Alder John M, butler, NW cor Versailles and Buena Vista aves Alexander Charles M, traveling salesman (S F), res w s Schiller bet Eagle and Buena Vista ave
Allan Winfred, bookkeeper (S F), res SW cor Morton and Santa Clara aves
Allen Christopher M, res ns Taylor ave bet Webster and Third aves
Allen George, carpenter, res n s Clinton ave nr Chestnut
Allen Isaac P, clerk Bank of California (S F), res s s Santa Clara ave bet First and Second ave
Allen V B mining, res n s Railroad ave bet Prospect and Mc- Pherson
Allendorff Margaret Mrs, boarding, s s Central ave bet Oak and Walnut
Alpers Edward, clerk, res Railroad ave nr Park
Altenberg P F H, cloakmaker (S F), res NE cor Railroad and Third aves
Altwater David, miller, res e s Benton bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves
American Fire Insurance Co, A C Gilbert & Co agents, 2 Park Row, Park
Ames George S, engineer S P C R R, res e s Pearl bet Central and Encinal aves
Ames Mary Mrs, res e s Park nr Central ave
Anderson B A, coachman with & R Thompson, res High nr Cen- tral ave
Anderson Charles, seaman, res n s Alameda ave nr Park
Anderson George, farmer, res Bay Farm Island
Anderson Gustave, laborer, res e s Sherman bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves
Anderson John, laborer, res w s Cottage bet Central and Santa Clara aves
Anderson John H, painter, res Loyal Oak Hotel
Anderson Neils, shipping, res SW cor Post and Jefferson
Anderson Peter, clerk, res 1117 Park
Angel Anna E Miss, res s s Pacific ave bet Prospect and McPher- son
Anthony Edwin R, bookkeeper C P R R, res n s Alameda bet Paru and Grand
Anthony J B (J B Anthony & Co), res 1530 Park
ANTHONY J B & CO (J B Anthony and Mrs J K Cruikshank), proprietors Yosemite Hotel, 1530 Park
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
J 33 Geary St., San Francisco. Offices. 1862 Broadway, Oakland.
BLAKE HOUSE, Oakland, CAL.
1059 WASHINGTON
STREET.
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ALAMEDA. 549
Anthony John A, res s s Central ave bet Paru and Grand Anthony Mary L Miss, res Central ave bet Grand and Paru Apell Alma, domestic, NE cor Pacifie and Third aves Apell Elmer Miss, res e s Bay bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves Apell P, carpenter, res e s Bay bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves Apell Severin, pressman Pacific Press Publishing Co (Oakland), res e s Bay bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves Arada Joseph, teamster, res 15 Santa Clara ave Arado Mary Miss, res NW cor Court and Jackson Arado Miguel, laborer, res NW cor Court and Jackson Arana Mary, res e s Oak bet Buena Vista and Eagle aves
Arendt Edward D, upholsterer, res ns Eagle ave bet Park and Everett
Arento Albert, mining engineer, res 3718 Santa Clara ave ARFF FRED C (Strong & Arff), res 1525 Park
Arff Henry C, bookkeeper, res 1525 Park
Arff Tillie Miss, dressmaker, res n s Santa Clara ave nr Park
Armstrong C, cooper (S F), res w s Walnut bet Buena Vista and Pacific aves
Armstrong Rose Miss, res w s Cottage bet Central and Santa Clara aves
Arnold Elbridge F, res s s Santa Clara ave bet Grand and Paru Arnold Ella F Miss, res Santa Clara ave bet Grand and Paru
Arnold Frank W, salesman with Theo Green, res s s Santa Clara ave bet Grand and Paru
Arnold Joseph, waiter, res 1529 Park
Artesian Block, e s Park bet Central and Santa Clara aves ARTESIAN WATER WORKS, Dell Linderman superintendent, Artesian Block, e s Park bet Central and Santa Clara aves ARTESIAN WATER WORKS, R R Thompson proprietor, e s High north of Lincoln ave
Arthur David B, moulder, res s s Alameda ave nr Oak
Ashler Lodge No 165, A O U W, meets Tuesday evenings, I O O F Building
Ashley P Samuel J, painter, res n s Central ave nr Oak
Ashton N G Mrs, principal Encinal School, res Alameda ave bet Willow and Walnut
Ashton Samuel R, carpenter, res Bay View House
Aughinbaugh Gideon, res n s Central ave bet Webster and Third ave
August Charles, employe Pacific Coast Oil Works, res n s Pacific ave nr Bay
Avaro Rofoqua, laborer, res cor Willow and Railroad ave
Ayer Isaac, gauger U S Internal Revenue (S F), res es Willow nr Railroad ave
BUY CLARK
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KRAMM & DIEVES, Proprietors. Cor. Telegraph Avenue and Durant Street.
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St. Ann's Building, Fresco & Decorative Artists
Moretti & Trezzini, SAN FRANCISCO,
550
ALAMEDA.
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Babson Seth, architect, res e s Grand bet Alameda and Encinal aves
Bacon S E Mrs, res s s Railroad ave bet McPherson and Prospect Baglieto Andrew, vegetable gardener, res ws Grand bet Buena Vista and Eagle aves
Baglietto Henry, gardener with S Perata, res cor Buena Vista ave and Grand
Baker J E, cashier First National Bank of Alameda and member Board of Education, res n s Central ave bet Broadway and Everett aves
Baker W, paper hanger, res w s Pearl bet Central and Encinal aves
Bakker Reyer, master mariner, res NE cor Sherman and Santa Clara aves
Balderamos Balentin, res SE cor Jefferson and High
Baldwin Ed, engineer S P C R R, res Bay View House
Baldwin Harry, liquor dealer, res s s Pacific ave bet Union and Schiller
Baldwin William, res s s Alameda ave nr Park
Balker Charles, laborer, res cor Eagle ave and Wood
Ball John, janitor Encinal School, res s s Taylor ave bet Prospect and McPherson
Ball William, proprietor Blanding Avenue Nursery, res SW cor Blanding ave and Everett
Ballard A H, accountant Pacific Coast Oil Co
Ballard Irving T, manager Pacific Coast Oil Co, res San Fran- cisco
Ballheimer Henry C, porter, res e s Third ave bet Central and Taylor aves
Bamber Joseph J ( Wondervich & Bamber), res SW cor Central and Second ave
Band John, stevedore, res s s Railroad ave bet Walnut and Wil- low
Bannerman John T, sawyer, res s s Encinal ave nr Oak
Bannister Alfred, draughtsman (S F), res n s Eagle ave nr Park Banta John H, United Painting Co, res w s Park ave bet San Jose and Encinal aves
Barber Alfred S, bookkeeper Alameda Planing Mills, res SW cor Santa Clara ave and Pearl
Barber Arthur T, bookkeeper with Mitchell, Fischer & Ketscher, res n s Jackson nr High
BARBER ARTHUR S, postmaster, res SW cor Jackson and High Barber Enos W, blacksmith, res e s High nr Central
S. F. LAUNDRY.
Washing WELL DONE AI VERY LOW Rates. Office, 33 Geary . t., S. F., and 86% Broadway, Oakland.
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ALLEN, TUGGLE & CO.,
CABINET WOODS OF ALL KINDS, NON. 18 and 20 Spear Street, San Francisco
ALAMEDA.
55 1
Barber James B, deputy treasurer Alameda County, res n s Mo)- roe bet Court and Fountain
Barclay John, blacksmith, res w s Pine bet Central and Santa Clara aves
Barcilles C Mrs, laundress with Bonnemazou & Barcilles, res 1524 Park
BARCILLES P (Bonnemazon & Barcilles), res 1524 Park
Barker Frank A, wharfinger S P C R R, res w s High nr Jackson Barkhaus Diedrich (F W and D Barkhaus, S F), res n s Central ave nr Walnut
Barlow Susan Mrs, proprietress Loyal Oak Hotel, Park bet Pa- cific and Railroad aves
Barnes Henry W, paints, oils, glass, and artists' materi ils, 6 Park Row, Park, res e s Regent bet N G R R and San Jose ave
Barnhart Christian, laborer, res e s Sherman bet Central and Santa Clara aves
Barnum Seth L, produce, res w s Cottage bet Central and Santa Clara aves
Baroteau Alfred A, manager Grand Central Garden, cor Grand and Railroad ave
Barry Thomas T, salesman with Levi, Strauss & Co (S F), res SW cor Monroe and Court
Barthmann Chas, contractor, res s s Railroad' ave bet Staunton and Benton
Bartlett Columbus, attorney-at-law (S F), res w s St Charles bet Kings ave and the Bay
Barton John, president Union Pacific Salt Co (S F), and member
Board of Education, res NW cor Broadway and Central ave Barton P W, with W H Y Schenck and foreman Citizen Hook and Ladder Co No 1, res NW cor Park ave and San Jose ave
Barton Wm F, law student, res NW cor Central ave and Broad- way
Baruhyte Maggie Miss, res NW cor Buena Vista ave and Schiller Batchelor Frank (Batchelor & Wylie, S F), res s s Central ave nr Willow
Bateman Abe, mining, res n s Pacific ave bet Paru and Staunton Bateman G W, res n s Railroad ave bet Paru and Staunton
Bates Leslie R, painter, res SE cor Clinton ave and Chestnut
Baugh Newton, salesman Independent Lumber Co, res SE cor Walnut and Alameda ave
Baum Chas, res SE cor Morton and San Antonio ave
Bauman Emma Miss, res ns Encinal ave nr Willow
Bauten Nicholas J, res w s McPherson bet Santa Clara and Taylor aves
Baxter Edward H, clerk (S F), res NE cor Central ave and Benton
ianBitter
Schafer & Co .: Fine Custom Clothing to Order,
No. 11 Montgomery St. San Francisco.
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Washington Brewery,
552
ALAMEDA.
Bay Farm Island School, Miss Jennie L Thorp teacher
Bay Farm Oyster Beds, Swanberg & West proprs (S F), Bay Farm Island west of bridge
Bay View House, Mrs Kate Ruppert propr, Alameda Point, Narrow Gauge Depot
Beadle Donald (Beadle & Co, S F), res w s College ave nr San Jose ave
Beasley Thos D, draughtsman, res cor Hibbard and Pacific ave Becanne John, proprietor Central Nursery, res n s Central ave nr Walnut
Beck J A, conductor S PC RR
Beck Ludwig, clerk (S F), res SE cor St Charles and Santa Clara ave
Becker Charles, laundryman Terrace Baths, res NE cor Eagle ave and Wood
BECKMANN JOHN N, groceries and liquors, NW cor Pacific ave and Chestnut, res same
Beckmann Mary Miss, res NW cor Pacific ave and Chestnut
Beeching Robert, manager San Francisco Benevolent Society (S F), res n s Santa Clara ave nr Oak
Beeching Robert A, attorney-at-law (S F), res n s Santa Clara ave nr Oak .
Behan Timothy, steward Park Hotel
Bell Jessie Mrs, res n s Encinal ave nr Oak
Bell John K (Morehead & Bell), res Oakland
Bellen Jos, laborer, res es Broadway bet Central and Encinal aves Benedict Benajah, farmer, res Bay Farm Island
Benn Ferdinand, carpenter, res w s Webster bet Eagle and Buena Vista aves
Bennett Chas, foreman with Jas S Bennett, res Yosemite Hotel Bennett Chas, laborer, res 1530 Park
Bennett Geo W, clerk (S F), res s s Santa Clara ave bet Benton and Morton
Bennett James S, furniture factory, NE cor Walnut and Encinal ave, res s s Encinal bet Walnut and Oak
Benscman Geo A, carpenter, res SE cor Walnut and Railroad ave Benzing Frederick, paper carrier, res n s Railroad ave bet Union and Minturn
Benzing John, paper carrier, res n s Railroad ave bet Union and Minturn
Berggren August, consul Norway and Sweden (S F), res s s Pa- cific ave bet Paru and Staunton
Bernardino S, candymaker, res e s Oak bet Buena Vista and Eagle aves
Berry John, carpenter S P C R R, res Bay View House Bertelson Otto, clerk with Lorentz Foard (S F), res SW cor Pa- cific ave and Schiller
S. F. LAUNDRY.
GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES. Office, 33 Geary St., S. F., an: 862 Broadway, Oakland.
ST. DAVID'S
190 ROOMS.
715 HOWARD Dear Third
-
Street,
San Francisco. PRICE
PER NIGHT,
50 cts .. 75 cts., $1,00; uPer Week FROM
. .
$2
UPWARDS
( HOT Baths FREE.
- HOUSE OPEN All Night.
BLIIK HOUSE Oaklan CAL. 1059 WASHINGTO STREET.
Within Fo Blocks of BROADWAY STATION Centrally Located. Exceller TABLE TERMS
REASONABL
Now unde the manan ment of
MRS. M. K. BLAK THE FOUNDER BLAKE HOUSE
This well. known and POPULAR HOUS 1059 WASHINGTO STREET
Has Larg and Comm dious
ROOMI TERMS REASONABLE
Jas L. Barker, AGENT
or the Lion Insurance Co., Capital, $4,000,000
ALAMEDA.
553
Bertholet Bernara, stone cutter, res w s Park bet Buena Vista and Eagle ave
Berwick Alexander, moulder, res e s Sherman bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves
Berwick Chas C, plumber, res e s Sherman bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves
Berwick David, res e s Sherman bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves
Berwick David Jr, plumber, res e s Sherman bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves
Berwick Edward G, machinist, res e s Sherman bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves
Berwick Fred C, patternmaker, res e s Sherman bet Railroad and Santa Clara aves
Best John, office furniture (S F), res n s Clement ave bet Park and Oak
Beston Maggie, domestic, n s Central nr Walnut
Betkowske John, laborer (S F), res e s Davenport bet Pine and Spruce
Betten Wm, gunsmith, res e s Prospect bet Central and Taylor aves
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