USA > California > Alameda County > Alameda > Husted's Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley directory, 1884-5 > Part 75
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Tanks, Pumps, Pipes, Pulley, Shafting, etc., furnished to order.
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Dairy Queen for use of Dairymen.
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CONTRA COSTA COUNTY.
Of the choice locations for shipping and commerce this county has among the most favorable in the State, its entire northern and western borders being traversed by a line of the Central Pacific Railroad, along which the overland trains to and from San Francisco pass, while the waters of San Francisco Bay and the San Joaquin River that wash its shores afford access to all manner of shipping, from a fishing boat up to the largest ocean vessel.
Fruits and cereals of all kinds known to California climate, flourish here. Many large dairies are carried on in the hills, from which great quantities of milk are shipped every morning to San Francisco. There are also three extensive coal mines in active operation, from which many thousand tons of coal of good quality are annually taken.
Contra Costa has many pieces of picturesque and beautiful scenery. It can also boast of the most conspicuous mountain peak in the State-Mt. Diablo-to the summit of which there is a good wagon road.
Martinez is the county seat, beautifully situated on the Straits of Carquinez.
ALAMO.
A Post Office, 15 miles southeast of Martinez.
Beley Julius, farmer, 160 acres Bollinger Benjamin F., farmer
Bollinger James M., laborer
Bollinger Joshua, farmer, 280 acres
Botts George, farmer
Bregard Leander L., farmer
Cassenburg Frank, farmer Church C. P.
Cook Lyman, farmer Cook William E., gardener
Cook William E. Mrs., general merchandise Crow Albert L., farmer
Crow F. M., laborer
Crow Jasper N., farmer
Crow J. J., laborer
Devitt James, farmer, 22 acres
HENLEY'S TRY
CELERY, BEEF AND IRON.
JAMES L. KING, 33A
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS for every State and Territory, 308 California St., S. F.
Westlake Stove Co.,
294-296 Main Street, STOCKTON.
Importers of Stoves and Ranges.
MARKET ST., 309, 311, 313. 315 and 317 SAN FRANCISCO.
784 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY-ALAMO-ANTIOCH.
Fretas J., farmer, 20 acres Gleeson John, 160 acres Grimm F., farmer
Hall M. W., farmer, 103 acres Harty John, laborer
Hemme Charles C., farmer Hemme William C., farmer
HENRY JOHN B., general mer- chandise, hotel and post- master
Humburg Lawrence F., farmer and district clerk, 114 acres Jones John M. Jr., farmer
Mullaly James E., farmer Mullaly John, farmer, 260 acres
Munz John J., shoemaker
Nugent Owen, farmer, 160 acres Nunez John T., farmer, 70 acres Pacheco A. V., farmer, 47 acres Pizarro Benito, farmer, 160 acres Seely Daniel, blacksmith
Seeley W. H., blacksmith with D. Seeley
Smith D. P., farmer, 125 acres Smith George, farmer
Smith J. S., farmer
Smith W. C. E., farmer
Sohn Henry F., saddlery and harness
Stone Albert W., farmer, 859 acres
Stone Alonzo L., farmer
Sweet A. H., farmer
Tackley C. L., farmer
Trevitts H., farmer, 53 acres
Trelut Leon, 160 acres
Waters D., farmer, 160 acres
ALHAMBRA VALLEY. (See Martinez.)
ANTIOCH.
A Post, Express and Telegraph Office, situated on the San Joaquin River.
Abbott J. P. (Rouse, Beede & Co.)
Adams John, baker
Adams Samuel, farmer, 320 acres
Adams William, blacksmith
Adler A. A. (Jost & Adler) Adler M. (Jost & Adler)
Albert Charles, farmer
Allen Frank E., clerk with C. H. Frink Anthony James B., farmer ANTIOCH LEDGER (weekly)
C. F. Montgomery publisher and proprietor
Babbe Fred., farmer
Babbe Jacob H., farmer
Baker Edward B. R., farmer Baker Henry R., farmer
Baker John D., farmer
BAKER J. R. (J. R. Baker & Co.) and agent Wells, Fargo & Co., Western Union Tel. Co. and postmaster
BAKER J. R. & CO. (J. R. Baker and Frank George) druggists and chemists, sta- tionery, etc.
Barclay Lazarus G., farmer Bayliss Edward, bartender with James Nolan
Beede H. F. (Rouse, Beede & Co.)
Belshaw J. T., general mer- chandise
Bennett C. D., clerk with Frink & Stinchfield
Bettelheim Paul, bookkeeper California Distilling Co.
Bigelow Adoniran J., farmer, 120 acres
Bigelow Franklin J., farmer
Birmingham Peter, farmer Bollinger Stephen B., teamster Bolz L., cooper Cal. Distilling Co. Bonnickson Jacob, farmer, 160 acres Bonslett J. A., farmer
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
importers of SHEET IRON. 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 Market St., S. F.
MANUFACTURERS
FRENCH RANGES.
STOVES and RANGES.
IMPORTERS
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
3
For CUFFS, COLLARS and SHIRTS go to
W. D. LAWTON & CO'S 60% Market Street, S. F.,
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY-ANTIOCH. 785
Bonslett Jacob. farmer
Boothby M. H. (Brunkhorst & Boothby) Borrosy Nicholas, bartender El Dorado Hotel Braley Shadrack, farmer
Brewer H. W. (Dobyns Brewer)
&
Brink Allen, teamster
Bronsher Stephen, miner
Brooks Jonathan, farmer, 160 acres
Brown Henry N., farmer
Brown Thomas, laborer
Brunkhorst W. A. (Brunkhorst & Boothby) and general mer- chandise
Brunkhorst & Boothby (W. A. Brunkhorst and M. H. Booth- by) agricultural implements Bruns Herman, farmer
Bullock William, fireman
Burgess Phillip H., farmer
Butler John H., farmer
California Distilling Co., Jost & Adler proprietors Callaghan M. C., farmer Callaghan Michael H., farmer Campbell James G., fruits and cigars
Carey James, farmer Carey John, farmer Carey Joseph F., farmer Carman G. C., groceries Carter Thomas O., carpenter
Chase John G., farmer and liv- ery stable, 320 acres
Christian John P., farmer CLEAVES D. H., proprietor Palace Hotel Coates John R., farmer Condor A. G , liquor saloon
Cooney Frank, fireman Cal. Distilling Co. Courtney Daniel, farmer, 160 acres Cowan J. W., machinist
DAHNKEN CARSTEN, liquor saloon, Palace Hotel Dahnken Fred., liquor saloon Darby Andrew G., farmer Darby James D., farmer Davison Seth, farmer
Davison William, farmer Diettrich E., harness and sad- dles
Dobyns A. (Dobyns & Brewer) Dobyns & Brewer (A. Dobyns and H. W. Brewer) carpen- ters and undertakers
Donlan Peter, teamster
Dose Harry, butcher with Hardy & Son
Drumm Thomas J., farmer Dunnigan M. W., telegraph operator Dunnigan Wesley, bricklayer Durkin A. C., junk dealer
EL DORADO HOTEL, N. A. Tyler proprietor
Ellis Thomas, butcher with Noakes & Co.
Emerson Carlos B., farmer
Emerson Frank L., farmer Empire Coal Mine
Empy C., yeastman Cal. Dis- tilling Co.
Evans Henry, farmer, 155 acres Farr George, laborer
Finch D. C., bartender with A. H. Patterson
Fisher F., cooper Cal. Distil- ling Co.
Fisk William A., clerk with C. H. Frank
Fitzgerald Frank, liquor saloon Fitzgerald J. B., farmer, 700 a Fitzgerald John, saloon keeper Fitzpatrick John, farmer
Fleckhammer William, farmer Flynn R. E., District Clerk, Judsonville
Follansbee George A., carpen- ter with J. D. Wightman
JAMES L. KING, NOTARY PUBLIC, 308 California St., S. F,
HENLEY'S TRY
CELERY, BEEF AND IRON.
JUDSON POWDER, IMPROVED.
Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., General Agents.
Importers and Dealers in ENGLISH and AMERICAN TILE, Encaustic, Glazed and Plain. 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 Market Street, San Francisco.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
786 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY-ANTIOCH.
Forman W. B. (Rouse & For- man)
Fowler George A., clerk with G. C. Carman
Frederickson Jacob, farmer
Frederickson P., 160 acres
Free Benjamin, engineer Cal. Distilling Co.
Frink C. H. (Frink & Stinch- field) and dry goods, boots and shoes, etc.
Frink & Stinchfield (C. H. Frink and E. H. Stinchfield) wholesale grocers
Fuller A. B .. teamster with Rouse, Beede & Co.
Gage E. M., agent C. P. R. R. Gagen Henry, farmer
Galleta John, fisherman
Galway M., hostler with Cal. Distilling Co.
George Frank (J. R. Baker & Co.)
Gervan Charles, capitalist
Gordon Charles H., farmer
Graves Amos M., farmer
Grennan Peter, farmer
Gribble William, peddler
Gunderson George, carpenter with Cal. Distilling Co.
Hager Charles R., clergyman Hails Robert, laborer
Hakrus Jacob. wagonmaker with N. Peterson
Haney Benjamin F., farmer Haney William C., farmer
Hardy Chas. S. (Hardy & Son) Hardy Isaac (Hardy & Son) Hardy & Son (Isaac and Chas. S. Hardy) meat market Harris Thomas H., farmer Hartley Anderson C., attorney at law
Hawley John F., clerk Empire Coal Mine
Heidorn Christian, teamster Hetkes Robert, teamster
Homburg Martin, general mer- chandise
Howard John W., farmer
Howard William P., farmer Hulings W. H., blacksmith
Irwin John, farmer, 242 acres Jones George W., wheelwright Josselyn S. B., saddles and har- ness
Jost Charles (Jost & Adler) res San Francisco
Jost Christ, mashman with Cal Distilling Co.
Jost & Adler (Charles Jost, and A. and M. Adler) propri- etors Cal. Distilling Co.
Kennerley James, farmer
King Jeremiah, farmer
Knight George W., 110 acres
LANDYMORE JAS. (Noakes & Co.)
Layton W. S., clerk with Rouse & Forman
Livira Joseph, farmer
Lorensen Julius, waiter with El Dorado Hotel
Ludinghouse Fred., blacksmith and wagonmaker
Macartney David, groceries, etc. Mahan Wm., bookkeeper with Rouse, Beede & Co.
Maloney Peter, farmer
Marshall Benj. P., contractor and builder
McDermott P., blacksmith
McGinley James, farmer
McIntosh John, blacksmith with N. Peterson
McLaughlin Thomas, liquors McMaster J. C., butcher with Hardy & Son
McMaster M. A., County Su- pervisor
McMaster M. A. Mrs., hotel McQuade Jno., farmer, 153 acres Meniken F., liquor saloon Mesquita Joseph M., barber
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
manufacturers of TINWARE. 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 Market St .. S. F
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ST. DAVID'S. 190 ROOMS.
715 HOWARD ST., near Third, San Francisco. No Dark Rooms. No guest allowed to use the linen once used by another.
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY-ANTIOCH. 787
Meyer G. (L. Meyer & Co.)
Meyer L. (L. Meyer & Co.)
Meyer L. & Co. (L. & G. Meyer) general merchandise
Minta Manuel, farmer
Miller George, superintendent Reed & Co., undertakers
Cal. Distilling Co.
Miller Henry, mashman with Cal. Distilling Co.
Miller John, laborer
Molen Alex., farmer
MONTGOMERY C. F., pub- Robinson Lester L., capitalist lisher and proprietor Antiochi Ledger
Morgan Thomas, farmer
Morse Frank, liquor saloon Newman George H., painter Newman William, painter
NOAKES WM. (Noakes & Co.) NOAKES & CO. (Wm. Noakes and James Landymore) meat market
Nolan James, liquor saloon
O'Brien James, farmer
O'Brien J. C., capitalist
O'Donovan Cornelius, liquor saloon
O'Hara John, farmer
PAGE S. P., gunsmith and blacksmith
PALACE HOTEL, D. H. Cleaves proprietor
Parkinson Manuel C., physician and druggist
Patterson A. H., liquor saloon Perry George, laborer
Perry Harvey, compositor An- tioch Ledger
Peters F. W., boots and shoes Peterson Joseph, blacksmith with N. Peterson
Peterson N., blacksmith and wagonmaker Pitts D. M., constable
Pobar J., cooper with Cal. Dis- tilling Co.
Pullen Stephen, farmer
Quant Fred. J., farmer
Quinlan Daniel P., miller with Cal. Distilling Co.
Ramm John H., assistant en- gineer with Cal. Distilling Co.
Reen John, butcher with Hardy & Son
Remfree Francis, barber
Remfree William, liquor saloon and barber shop
Roth Henry, butcher with Har- dy & Son
Rouse D. S., miner
Rouse G. (Rouse & Forman)
Rouse J.C. (Rouse, Beede & Co.) Rouse, Beede & Co.(J. C. Rouse, H. F. Beede and J. P. Abbott) lumber dealers
Rouse & Forman (G. Rouse and W. B. Forman) hardware
Ruckstuhl Joseph, farmer Schmidt W., mashman with Cal. Distilling Co.
Shannon William, farmer
Shipley R., laborer Smith W. W. Rev , clergyman Stamm Ferdinand, rectifier Cal. Distilling Co.
Stamm Louis, shoemaker
Stevenson Joseph, blacksmith Stinchfield E. H. (Frink &
Stinchfield)
Stockton James F., farmer
Stovesand Henry, liquor saloon Stumpf Philip, bakery and liquor saloon
Sweeney C., stockman Cal. Dis- tilling Co.
Taylor F. E., tinsmith
Taylor James, vaquero with Hardy & Son Timmons J.Miss, millinery and fancy goods Timms H. Mrs., millinery
Trembath Richard, farmer, 152 a
JAMES L. KING,
NOTARY PUBLIC and COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, 308 CalFornia St., San Francisco.
HENLEY'S TRY
CELERY, BEEF AND IRON.
Westlake Stove Co., 294-296 Main St .. STOCKTON. Importers of Iron Pipe and Fittings.
788 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY-ANTIOCH-BLACK DIAMOND.
TYLER N. A., proprietor El WIGHTMAN J. D., contractor Dorado Hotel and builder
Union Hall
Wild C., tailor
Uren John, farmer
Wilkening F., stillman Cal. Distilling Co.
Uren Thomas, farmer
Vail Frank O. M., liquor saloon
Verages Jesse D., farmer
Williams William R., butcher with Noakes & Co.
Viea John, farmer
Welch John, farmer, 160 acres
Wemple E. L., physician
Whelihan John, District Clerk,
Live Oak
Willis T. N., farmer, 256 acres
J. D. WIGHTMAN, ANTIOCH, CAL .. CONTRACTOR, CARPENTER and BUILDER
Stores and Offices neatly fitted up. Repairing and Jobbing promptly attended to.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED.
BAY POINT. (See Concord.)
BLACK DIAMOND.
A Post, Express and Telegraph . Office, situated on the San Joaquin River, about 1 mile from Cornwall-an im- portant coaling point.
Booth George, laborer
Booth Sydney, fish cannery
BOWE MICHAEL, liquor sa- loon Braley S., farmer
Abrams John, brakeman Black Brown William, carpenter Diamond R. R. Co. Andrews A., laborer
Andrews Joseph, farmer Arata A., fisherman
Arata L., peddler
Baird B. H., farmer
Barry O., laborer
Buchanan William, farmer Campagnio L., fisherman Cannavera G. N., fisherman Capoano A., fisherman Carter James, farmer Carusa Frank, fisherman Cicerillo Stephen, fisherman
BLACK DIAMOND COAL Cinciolo Joseph, fisherman MINING&CO., A. W. Corn- Colvin A., superintendent Can- wall agent nerv
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
importers of IRON PIPE. 309. 311, 313. 313 and 317 Market $1., S. 1
BRASS and NICKEL PLATED FENDERS AND FIRE IRONS. Open Fire-Place Trimmings a specialty. 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 Market Street, San Francisco.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Abrams Williams, laborer
BLACK DIAMOND HOTEL, Peter Street proprietor Black Diamond R. R. Co., P. B. Cornwall president Bolz Antonio, general merchan- dise
Williams Charles, farmer, 160 a
Willis Frank M., clerk with W. A. Brunkhorst
Willis Glen T., farmer
W. D. LAWTON & CO ..
Manufacture Red and White Medicated Flannel Underwear to order. 608 Market St., S. F
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY-BLACK DIAMOND. 789
Cordray C. W., conductor Black McCne C., foreman with Black Diamond R. R. Co.
CORNWALL A. W., agent Wells, Fargo & Co., Western Union Tel. Co. and Black Diamond Coal Mining Co.
CORNWALL P. B., president Black Diamond Coal and R. R. Cos., res San Francisco Cosaria L., fisherman
Davis W. E., brakeman Black Diamond R. R. Co.
Del Monte August, boat builder Del Monte Ferdinand, boat builder
Del Monte Frank, boat builder Ducato Joseph, fisherman
Duncalf A., brakeman Black Diamond R. R. Co.
Duncalf William, laborer
Eagan E. J., blacksmith
Fahy William, farmer, 135 acres George J., fisherman Guaragnelli Joseph, winemaker Gunta Rosario, boatbuilder Hadley A. A., peddler Hanlon James, farmer, 141 acres
Hickey William, farmer Hill Nathaniel, farmer Holt I. M., bricklayer Johnson Andrew, laborer Johnson Peter, boatman Keith William R., farmer Kennedy D. W., laborer Kennerly Fred., farmer Kennerly James, farmer Kenny È.
Killeran Isaac S., farmer Longo Antonio, shoemaker
Ludgering Edward, farmer Lyndall C. P., agent C. P. R.R.
Manzer L. M., farmer
Mazzia G., bartender with G. Miliani
McAvoy Oliver, farmer McClosky James, farmer, 160 a
Diamond R. R. Co.
McGrath Thomas, laborer Metten Louis, farmer, 160 acres Miliani G., liquor saloon
Mills Charles, watchman with Black Diamond Coal M. Co. Mills E. A., machinist
Mills J. H., fireman with Black Diamond R. R. Co.
Morgans H. H., machinist
Mulligan B., engineer
Nichols Joseph, engineer
O'Hara Henry, farmer
O'Hara James, farmer
O'Hara John, farmer
O'Hara William, laborer
Parsons Walter, district clerk (New York) and wharfinger Paul L. W., farmer
Peoples Henry, watchman
Pinnella F., laborer
Pramberg C. J., farmer
Raney Joseph, clerk
RANEY SHELDON, general merchandise, Postmaster and insurance agent
RODGERS T. M., liquor saloon Romes Charles, fisherman
Royce J. P., stockraiser
Ryer W. M., farmer, 50 acres
Salvatore D., liquor saloon
Schneider J. H., 3335 acres
Schulte A., farmer
Senderman A., general merch- andise
Skillicorn John, carpenter with Black Diamond Coal M. Co. Soto Angel B., barber South George, farmer, 100 acres Spano N., fisherman
STREET PETER, proprietor Black Diamond Hotel
Trant J., laborer Van Barm C., farmer WELLS, FARGO & CO'S EX-
PRESS, A. W. Cornwall agent
HENLEY'S TRY
CELERY, BEEF AND IRON.
JAMES L. KING, 308 California St., S. F.
Trade Marks and Passports pro- cured. Depositions taken.
NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVE GELATINE.
Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., Gen'l Agents.
SUCTION AND FORCE, for Hand, Wind-Mill and Power, all sizes. 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET, San Francisco.
PUMPS,
& CO.
W. W. MONTAGUE
790 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY-BLACK DIAMOND-BRENTWOOD.
WESTERN UNION TELE- GRAPH CO., A. W. Cornwall agent White W., laborer
Whitney W. E., farmer, 207 acres
Whitney W. J., farmer, 120 acres
Wight C. N., farmer
Wight R. H., farmer
Williams D., laborer
Wood James, laborer
Yates Richard, watchman Black Diamond Coal M. Co.
BRENTWOOD.
A Post, Express and Telegraph Office, 27 miles from Martinez.
Abbott Joseph, horseshoer with Davis & Walker
Acosta F., farmer
Amberg Joseph, liquor saloon
Ahren John, liquor saloon
Babbe Frederick B., farmer, 300 acres
Dean Newton, harnessmaker
Dean Robert G., farmer, 218 acres
Delm John, farmer, 160 acres
De Martini Andrea, farmer
Diffin J. O., farmer, 150 acres
Dillwood Alfred M., farmer
Dillwood Oliver H., farmer, 30 acres
Ellsworth H., farmer, 80 acres
Ellsworth John, carpenter
Ellsworth L., farmer, 160 acres Emerson C. B., District Clerk,
Bruns H., farmer, 160 acres
Buntenbach August, harness and saddlery
Butler J. H., farmer, 10 acres Byers A., farmer
Byers J. R., farmer, 320 acres Cakebread Robert, farmer, 320 acres
Campion M., farmer, 155 acres Carey John E. W., farmer and justice of the peace Carey J. T., blacksmith
Chadbourne Levy, farmer, 795 acres
Chadwick J. W., farmer Chavis C., notary public
Christiansen Jergen, farmer, 440 acres
Christiansen J. P., farmer, 160 acres
Collis William, farmer, 160 acres Cople George, farmer, 389 acres Cruikshank J. K., farmer
Dainty James, farmer, 480 acres Darby A. G., farmer, 320 acres Darby J. D., district clerk (Deer
Valley) and farmer, 165 acres Daughman Samuel M., farmer
Davis Joseph C., farmer
Davis Solomon P. ( Davis Walker)
&
Davis & Walker ( Solomon P.
Davis and William A. Walker) blacksmiths
Babbe Frederick B. Jr., farmer BACIGALUPI L., wines, liquors and billiards
Baker Frank, farmer, 160 acres Barkley L. G., farmer, 40 acres Barkley Simon T., farmer
Beattie Samuel, farmer, 80 acres Bonniekson H., farmer, 160 a Bordes Sylvain, farmer
Boyle Patrick, farmer, 240 acres Brink A., laborer
Brown John, farmer, 318 acres
Iron House, and farmer, 510 acres
Estabrook C. R., agent C. P. R. R.
Estes W. J., farmer, 320 acres Fletcher John, farmer
Fox George R., laborer
Gann I. W., farmer, 155 acres
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
MARBLEIZED MANTELS and FIRE GRATES, 309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 Market St .. S. F.
E. C. HUGHES,
5II SANSOME ST., San Francisco.
FINE JOB PRINTING.
Catalogues, Price Lists and Pamphlets
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY-BRENTWOOD. 791
Gibson Hugh, farmer, 476 acres Gilchrist William, farmer, 320 acres
Giovanetti Angelo, farmer, 282 acres
Gordon C. H., farmer, 348 acres GRABER NICHOLAS, black- smith and wagonmaker
Grant Everett, horsetrainer
Gregory Hiram L. Rev., pas- tor M. E. Church
Grennan Michael, farmer
Grennan Peter, farmer, 160 acres Griffin Patrick, farmer
Grigsby E. D., farmer, acres
476
Grunauer Henry, clerk with Louis Grunauer
GRUNAUER LOUIS, post- master and general merchan- dise
Haney B. F., farmer, 40 acres
Haney E. C., farmer
Haney W. C., farmer, 280 acres Harris Peter, farmer, 309 acres Harris William H., farmer
Harrower Robert, farmer, 480 acres
Heidorn C., farmer, 238 acres Heidorn Henry, farmer, 160 acres
Hinkle J. B., farmer, 640 acres
Hopper W. D., farmer
Howard Austin S., farmer
Howard J. R., farmer
Humphreys M. A., farmer
Ivory M. B., capitalist
Jesse Fred., farmer
JONES JOHN P., proprietor National Hotel
Juett Andrew, farmer
Juett H. B., farmer, 300 acres
Juett William P., farmer
King Jeremiah, farmer, 160 acres
King P. G., farmer, 160 acres
Kroner Louis, clerk with Louis Grunauer
Levara Jos., farmer, 340 acres Lieber Leopold, general mer- chandise
Lowe Robert, farmer, 160 acres Martin John, farmer, 160 acres Maylott C. A., District Clerk, Lone Tree
McCabe Frank, general mer- chandise
McCabe George, farmer
McCabe H. C., farmer, 316 acres
Mc('abe J.P., farmer, 1160 acres McCabe Thomas, farmer, 154 acres
McCoy Charles A., farmer
McEntire R. N., farmer, 150 acres
McFarlon John, farmer, 477 acres
McNamara Hugh, farmer
Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. Hiram L. Gregory pas- tor
Miller John T., farmer, 503 acres Miller Joseph, farmer, 155 acres Mitchell James, farmer, 160 acres
Moody Percy, blacksmith
Mott H. V., District Clerk and physician
Murphy Thomas, farmer, 1276 acres
NATIONAL HOTEL, John P. Jones proprietor
Neary John W., liquor saloon
Noakes William, butcher
Norman John, farmer, 444 acres O'Brien Patrick Jr., farmer, 160 acres
Oberholtzer George W., farmer Palm Jeremiah, carpenter
Partman Andrew, farmer, 640 acres Pearce John T., farmer, 79 acres
HENLEY'S TRY
CELERY, BEEF AND IRON.
JAMES L. KING, 34
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS for every State and Territory, 308 California St., S. F.
WESTLAKE STOVE CO.,
294-296 MAIN ST., STOCKTON.
Manufacturers of TINWARE.
Importers and Dealers in ENGLISH and AMERICAN TILE, Encaustic, Glazed and Plain. 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 Market Street, San Francisco.
792 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY-BRENTWOOD.
Pearce William F., farmer, 80 acres
Pistolisi J., farmer, 160 acres
Portman Andrew, farmer
Portman William, farmer
Preston Levi S., farmer, 240 acres
Quant F. J., farmer, 160 acres Reed William S., farmer, 240 acres
Renas J. T., farmer, 28 acres
Roberts J., farmer, 28 acres
Roberts P. L., farmer
Roberts S.N., farmer, 320 acres Rooney T. J., farmer
Sanders Daniel W., farmer
Sanders J. H. F., farmer
Sellers George, farmer, 25 acres
Sellers S. A., farmer, 30 acres Shafer William, farmer, 560 acres Shannon James, farmer
Shuey Marcus M., farmer, 220 acres
Shuey Josephus M., farmer Shultz Peter, farmer
Skaggs M. B., District Clerk, Liberty
Skaggs William, farmer, 120 acres
Sly Solomon, laborer Smith Andrew, farmer, 319 acres
Smith F. M., farmer
Smith G. W.
Smith H. C., farmer
Smith J. F., farmer
Smith N. W., farmer, 160 acres Smith Oscar, farmer, 160 acres Smith Rufus, farmer
Smith William, laborer
Steading E. W., farmer, 640 acres
Sullenger M., farmer
Tansell L. J., farmer, 154 acres Veale R. R., district clerk(Eden
Plain) and farmer, 800 acres
Walker Andrew, farmer, 1868 Walker William A. (Davis & Walker)
Wallace Robert, farmer
Walton J. P., farmer, 50 acres
Walton M. A., farmer, 230 acres Welch S., farmer
Welch W. E., farmer
Wenig Charles, farmer, 154 acres
Wills Josiah, farmer, 311 acres
Woodruff W. W., farmer
Wright D. J., farmer
Wristen A. C., farmer
Wristen Sylvester C., farmer Zekind George, clerk with Louis Grunauer
Zimmerman Charles, liquor sa- loon
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
N. GRABER,
BRENTWOOD, - - CALIFORNIA.
- GENERAL
BLACKSMITH and WAGONMAKER
All kinds of Blacksmithing and Repairing done at short notice.
W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
manufacturers of TINWARE. 309,311 313. 315 and 317 Market St. S. F
W. D. LAWTON & CO'S
Seamless Extension Bosom prevents breaking or wearing out at the edge. 608 Market St., S. F.
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY-BRIONES VALLEY-BYRON. 793
NATIONAL HOTEL, J. P. JONES, Proprietor,
BRENTWOOD, - -
- CALIFORNIA.
THE ONLY FIRST-CLASS HOTEL IN TOWN.
This house is especially adapted to Transient Custom. Table First-Class. Commodious Rooms.
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