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Norris James M., farmer
Norris Joseph D., farmer Nunes Jo. Silvaria, farmer Oliver Antone, laborer Omis Manuel L., farmer Overacker Howard, farmer
Overacker Howard Jr., farmer Patterson George W., farmer, 3334 acres
Peacock George W.
Phillips Joseph, farmer
Pine John, laborer
Plummer John A., salt works
Postrase Jo., farmer, 20 acres Proctor John, fruitgrower, 80 acres
Quinn R. P., tinsmith with Riser & Smth
Reyes Antone, porter with W. W. Haley & Co.
Richmond William, farmer
Riser Chas. W. (Riser & Smith)
Riser Geo. C., stoves and tin- ware
Riser John J., farmer, 40 acres Riser & Smith (Chas. W. Riser and Robert E. Smith) black- smiths and wagonmakers
Rix Edward K., blacksmith
Robertson J. W., wagon and carriage manufacturer
Roderigues Manuel J., farmer, 20 acres
Rodriquez Francisco S., farmer Rogers Albert, farmer
Rogers Frank, farmer, 122 acres Rogers Joseph, farmer, 11 acres Rollins Manuel, farmer
Rose Frank, farmer
Rose Frank Jr., farmer
JAMES L. KING,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS for every State and Territory, 308 California St., S. F.
rs- CELERY BEEF AND IRON
STIVES AND RANIES
IMPORTERS
TH XI
INTAN
W W
N. D. LAWTON & CO.,
Manufacture Red and White Medicated Flannel Underwear to order. 608 Market St., S. F.
ALAMEDA COUNTY-CENTREVILLE. 837
GRENOU RANOCO
MANUFACTURERS
Giant and Judson Powder and Gelatine.
BANDMANN, NIELSEN & CO., General Agents.
SAN FRANCISCO. SUCTION AND FORCE, for Hand, Wind-Mill and Power, all sizes. 309 311.313.215 .~~ 2.217.07/ TWARGCS
PUMPS.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO,
838 ALAMEDA COUNTY-CENTREVILLE-COSMOPOLITAN.
Rose Jo. Prada, farmer, 18 acres
Rose John S., farmer
Rose Joseph, farmer
Rose Manuel, farmer
Ross Samuel A., farmer
Ryan Edward, boatman
Ryan George, boatman
Salz Ferdinand, clerk with Salz & Co.
SALZ & CO. (Sigmund Salz and Edward Niehaus) general merchandise
Salz Sigmund (Salz & Co.) post- master, and agent Wells, Far- go & Co.
Sandholdt Samuel, saloonkeeper Santos John J., farmer, 3 acres Santos Joseph S., farmer
Saxe M. C., compositor
Secara Frank S., farmer Shinn James, farmer Shultz Charles, painter
Silva Frank A., farmer
Silva Manuel, farmer
Silva Manuel, clerk
Silva Manuel F. (W. W. Haley & Co.) Silva Maetha J., farmer
Silvaria John H., farmer, 15 acres
Silvaria Manuel, farmer
Silver Antone, farmer, 5 acres Silver Charles, farmer, 162 acres Silver Frank N., shoemaker with F. H. Hilton
Silver Jason, farmer, 60 acres Silver J. O.
Silver Manuel J., farmer
Silver M. C. Mrs., 72 acres
Silvero Manuel, liquor saloon Silvia Antone, laborer
Silvia Thomas, farmer
Simpson Augustus I., carpenter Simpson Ozias B., carpenter, 52 acres Smith George M., carpenter Smith John A., painter
Smith Robert E., blacksmith, 10 acres
Soars Manuel J., farmer, 12} acres
Sorza Joseph, farmer
Stevenson John T., farmer
Stivers Simon E., farmer
Sturges Mahlon B.
Suares Michael, farmer
Sutherland Charles
TIFOCHE I. J., wines, liquors and billiards, and proprietor Tifoche Hall
Titus 1 S. (I. S. Titus & Co.) res San Francisco
Titus I. S. Jr. (I. S. Titus & Co.) res San Francisco TITUS I. S. & CO. (I. S., J. B. and I. S. Titus Jr.) drugs, paints, oils, etc.
Titus J. B. (I S. Titus & Co.)
Tolin Sarah Mrs., farmer
Torrey Marcus, capitalist
Trefry James A., constable, 7 acres
Vanderhoof Andrew, machinist
Varqus Antone E., farmer Viara Louisa L., 1 acre
Viara Manuel L., farmer, 47 acres
Wales Mary Mrs., farmer, 46 acres
Walton William J., blacksmith Whaley Jeffers C., laborer
White Carrie C. Mrs., farmer, 133 60-100 acres
White Ezra J., farmer
White William N., teamster
Williams Francis, laborer
Willis Gordon W., butcher Wills William, farmer
Yates W. A., Justice of the Peace
COSMOPOLITAN. (See Decoto.)
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
MARBLEIZED MANTELS and FIRE GRATES, 309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 Market St., S. F.
Durable Binding, Fine Printing at E. C. HUGHES
511 SANSOME ST., San Francisco.
ALAMEDA COUNTY-DECOTO. 839
DECOTO.
A new town recently laid out on the Central Pacific Railroad, 20 miles from Oakland and 3 miles from Niles. Its projectors claim for it a promising future. Overshadowed on the rear by the high bluff's, which here form the ad- vanced sentinels of the coast range, and flanked and fronted by a broad vista of level plains, its wide avenues already well shaded with the fragrant eucalyptus would seem to justify its selection as the spot for a suburban home. It has post. express and telegraph offices already established.
Anderson C. E., farmer Andrada John, laborer Baker Walker, fruit raiser Beard John L., student Calderia Antone F., farmer Calderia Frank, laborer Cammann Louis, laborer Decoto Ezra, farmer and stock- raiser, 13 acres
Dennett C. E., carpenter, 1 acre Dolivara Manuel, farmer
Driver John H., carpenter and farmer
Emerson George, farmer, 160 acres
Enos Frank, farmer Fortado Antone E., farmer Frazer Jo. Silver, farmer
FREITAS ANTONE T., wines,
liquors and barber
Freitas Frank, farmer, 523 acres Garzier Manuel, farmer George Joseph, farmer, 26 acres Graesslin William, liquor saloon and boarding Gresel C., farmer, 280 acres Haines J. B., farmer Hamlin Charles, farmer Hamlin H., farmer Hanson J. P., farmer Hayes William, farmer Jacinto Joseph, laborer Juhl Martin, farmer Kelly Antone, laborer Kelly Frank, laborer
Keannelly James, section fore- man C. P. R. R.
Kenneally Michael, section fore- man C. P. R. R. King S. B., farmer Lewis Manuel D., farmer
Lopez Manuel M., farmer Lowrie Jolın, farmer Lowrie Robert, farmer Lurar Frank S., laborer Machado Joseph S., laborer Marguerrita Frank S., laborer Martin Frank S., farmer
Martin John, farmer
MATTHEWS PATRICK, blacksmith and horseslioer May August Jr., farmer and stock raiser
McKenney James L., telegraph operator
Meyer F. W., agent C. P. R.R., Wells, Fargo & Co. and W. U. Tel. Co.
Munson H., farmer
Nichols Joseph A., farmer
Patterson A., farmer and stock raiser, 429 acres
Patterson George W., farmer
Peterson Mads, farmer Peterson Peter, farmer Pomeroy Hiram W., farmer Ray John, laborer
Roderiques Antone P., farmer 18 acres Rogers Joe, farmer
Rose Frank P., farmer
Rose John J., farmer
Rose Manuel P., farmer
SALZ EDWARD (Salz & Wiss- man) and postmaster
Salz Simon, clerk Salz & Wiss- man
SALZ & WISSMAN (Edward Salz and Gerald F. Wissman) general merchandise and pro- prietors Decoto Warehouse Sandholdt C., farmer, 250 acres
JAMES L. KING, 37
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS for every State and Territory, 308 California St., S. F.
TTTATT T.IT'C
HENLEY'S TRY
CELERY, BEEF AND IRON T 1 T I
WESTLAKE STOVE CO.,
294-296 MAIN ST., STOCKTON.
Manufacturers of TINWARE.
SAN FRANCISCO.
- SUCTION AND FORCE, for Hand, Wind-Mill and Power, all sizes. TINTINTN
PIIMPS.
US & MINVONUN M' M
840 ALAMEDA COUNTY-DECOTO-DOUGHERTY'S STATION.
Sandholdt Nis., farmer Shirk J. B., hopman
Silva Francisco P., farmer
Smith Chris. & Co., farmers Smith Henry L., farmer
Smith Tony, clerk Soito Antone, laborer Swares Frank, laborer Taylor Sanford, farmer Templeman H., farmer Thompson Joseph, engineer
Uhl Martin, farmer
Vargas Frank, farmer, 7 acres Vargas J. P., farmer Walpert John, farmer
Whaley Jeffers C., farmer
Whipple Charles, farmer
Whipple Edward, farmer
Whipple John C., farmer, 197 acres Williams Frank Mrs., 14 acres Wissman Gerard F. (Salz & Wissman)
G. F. WISSMAN.
EDWARD SALZ.
SALZ & WISSMAN, COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Proprietors of DECOTO WAREHOUSES, GENERAL STORE AND EUREKA FEED MILL. DECOTO, - - ALAMEDA CO., CAL.
DOUGHERTY'S TION.
STA-
Bany Jere, farmer Bovet Gustave, hunter Brown Charles, farmer Bunce Edward A., farmer Campbell James, farmer Campbell William, farmer Campbell William E., black- smith
Cashin William, laborer Coelho Antonio J., farmer, 160 acres Cronin E. J. Mrs., 80 acres
Cronin Francis R., farmer
Crosby Frank, engineer
DALL CHRISTIAN H.,harness and saddles Devaney Daniel E., farmer Devaney Michael, farmer
Dolan John J., laborer Donlon John, farmer, 400 acres Donlon Thomas F., farmer Dougherty Charles M., farmer, 6940 acres
Fallon Ellen, farmer, 75 acres Fallon William M.
Fiquero Manuel S., farmer, 17 acres
Flanagan John, farmer and sheepraiser, 15 acres
Frank Frederick, laborer
GREEN JOHN, postmaster and merchant, 1406 acres Green Joseph, clerk with John Green
Green Thomas H., farmer Hannan Michael, laborer Head William W., laborer Head William Y., printer, 160 acres
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
importers of SHEET IRON. 309,311, 313, 315 and 317 Market St., S. I.
W. D. LAWTON & CO'S
Seamless Extension Bosom prevents breaking or wearing out at the edge. 608 Market St., S. F.
ALAMEDA COUNTY-DOUGHERTY'S STATION-EMERYVILLE. 841
Holm Carl, farmer Holmes Carl R., laborer
Hughes Hopkins, farmer, 320 acres
Jensen Jepp, farmer
Jessen Christian, farmer
Kelly Patrick, farmer
Kelsey Finnis, teamster
Kempf Hans N., farmer
Laughran Patrick, 120 acres
Locke John, farmer
Lopez M. M., farmer
Maria John, 46 acres
Marsh Albert, hotel
Martin Dennis, farmer
Martin John S., farmer
Martin W. H., butcher, 162 acres
McDermott Joseph E., farmer, 220 acres
Morgan E. F., bartender with Thomas Owens
Murray Daniel, farmer
Murray D. Mrs., farmer, 9 acres
Murray Luke, butcher
Murray Patrick, farmer
O'Brien Nichols, laborer Owens Thomas, hotel
Perkins William, hunter
Petersen John, laborer
Peterson Henry, harnessmaker Peterson Jesse, farmer
Rassmussen Peter A., farmer
Reed Gabriell, laborer
Schilbe John, carpenter
Schutte Brothers (Peter and John) farmers
Schutte John (Schutte Bros.)
Schutte Peter (Schutte Bros.)
Smith James, laborer
Stoeven Reimer, farmer
Tehan William, farmer, 15 acres Thom C. J., teacher Wells Thomas D., blacksmith
DUBLIN. (See Dougherty's Station.)
EDEN.
(See Mt. Eden.)
EDEN TOWNSHIP. (See Mt. Eden.)
EDEN VALE. (See San Leandro.)
EMERYVILLE.
Abbott William D., machinist
ARNOLD F. K., postmaster
Avery Fidelius P.
Babcock John
Bellerman Emil
Belrose Louis
Boyer F. F. Mrs.
Brannan B. F.
Brennan Owen
Browning J. Chamberlain Annie V.
Chapman Hattie J.
Chapman Robert E.
Clark Julius H.
Colgher M. A. Mrs.
Crocker C. W. De Bell Catherine
De Levigne Joseph T.
De Lorenzo L. F. Mrs.
Dennison C. H.
De Pass Anna
Doubleday Frank
Elliott Isabella McF.
Fahey John, iron molder Jud- son Mnfg Co. Farnell Daniel, heater Judson Mnfg Co.
JAMES L. KING, NOTARY PUBLIC, 308 California St., S. F.
HENLEY'S TRY
CELERY, BEEF AND IRON.
USED BY MOST RAILROADS. Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., General Agents.
Judson Powder, Improved,
842 ALAMEDA COUNTY-EMERYVILLE-HARRISBURG.
Fay Ellen Feary Robert Fellows E. C. Mrs. Flood Margaret Ganon S. Gardner Sarah Hall Maggie Hickey H.
Jackson George, carpenter Jenks Jennie, boarding Johnson William B.
Jones Carrie
Jones Thomas, machinist Kelly William Langbehn Catherine M. Lawton James
Lohman John
Madden Michael
Magnuson Alfred, saloon
Mayborn C. G.
Maxim M. S.
McCarty David McClane William S.
McCreery John
McFeely Fred. P., foreman ma- chinist Judson Mnfg Co.
Mckeown Joseph McManus J.
Mideiras Marianna T.
Moran J. Moran Mary
Mulliken J. C. Mulliken Mary Ann, 5 acres Naismith George S.
Nash John A.
Noyes Francis S.
Perrine Otis
Pollard Hartley
Poorman David
Ranlett J. H. Mrs., boarding Reed Eliza P.
Ressette E. Mrs.
Rice C. H.
Rolin Bridget Scotchler J. J. Shaw Oliver B.
Shaw Virginia
Shinn James
Smyth John H., attorney at law Snyder A. M. Mrs. Taylor Calvin Thompson John D. Thomson M. S.
Trescott M. A.
Truman Irwin J.
Tucker Helena M. Miss
Van Haltren Alice
Vogler J. H.
Walgamot Joseph
Wallace W. H.
Walsh Mary, boarding
Walter D. N., 71 acres
Walter W. A.
Webster Edgar J., millman Judson Manufacturing Co.
Werner L.
Wilson R. A.
Woodward L., capitalist
EUREKA. (See Haywards.)
FRUITVALE. (See Oakland.)
GREEN. (See Livermore.)
HARRISBURG.
A post, express and telegraph office, about 22 miles southeast of San Leandro.
Anderson A. F., farmer Anderson Andrew, farmer, 5 acres Anderson Andrew W., farmer Breitweiser C. W., farmer, 29 acres Brown Frank L., laborer
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
manufacturers of TINWARE. 309. 311, 313, 313 and 317 Market St., S. F
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.,
ST. DAVID'S. 190 ROOMS.
715 HOWARD ST., near Third, San Francisco. Single Rooms 50 cents per night. Dally papers on file. Hot baths free.
ALAMEDA COUNTY-HARRISBURG-HAYWARDS. 843
Castenyaro Domingo, farmer and teamster
Chadbourne Joshua ( Rider, Somers & Co., S. F.) Core Edward, farmer, 40 acres Costello Patrick, farmer Craycroft John W., farmer Curtner Frank S., farmer
Curtner H., farmer, 2099.65 acres
Dixon M. W., farmer, 152 acres Dutra Manuel, farmer
Eccheveria Brothers (Jesus and Carlos) farmers, 128 acres
Eccheveria Carlos (Eccheveria Bros.) Eccheveria Jesus ( Eccheveria Bros. )
Enos Joaquin, farmer
Enos Joseph, farmer
Faria Jo Rose, farmer Frates John, farmer
Gerza Antone S., farmer
Goodwin Samuel, farmer Higuera Harviel, farmer, acres
25
Horner Benjamin S., laborer
Horner Rouleff J., farmer
Hudson James, farmer
Huscley William J., farmer, 596 acres
King A. A., shoemaker
Krismer Manuel, farmer
Leach A., farmer
Leal Antone F., farmer
Leal Manuel F.
Leitch James, farmer, 105 acres Marciel John
McNee D., 160 acres
Meria Jo., farmer
Millard Thomas W., notary public
Millard Thomas W. Jr., farmer Mitchell John R., farmer Moore William
MURRAY J. J., hotelkeeper
Nortridge Charles, farmer, 50 a
PEACOCK GEORGE N., post- master, agent Wells, Fargo & Co., druggist and hotelkeeper Peralta J. B., farmer, 50 acres Pierson S., blacksmith and wag- onmaker
Pohlmann Hermann, saloon, 4 acres
Powers John, farmer
Prada Manuel S.
Prader Thomas
Rainey Samuel, farmer, 40 acres
Rider, Somers & Co., warehouse
Rose John, farmer
Rose M. M., farmer, 50 acres
Rostillo Patrick, farmer, 72
acres
Seppa Antone, farmer Silver John B., farmer
Sinclair James, farmer, acres Smith Antone, farmer
237
Syto D. Mrs., widow, 44.60 acres
Thomas Joseph, farmer
Tiffany Recompense, teamster
Twohig Timothy, farmer, 97 acres
Valpey Charles C., farmer
Whidden George A., farmer Whipple Rufus, farmer Whisman Lorenzo L., laborer Willer Conrad, farmer, 30} acres
HAYWARDS.
This town is situated in one of the most attractive portions of the county, twenty-two miles from San Francisco and one mile from the station of the same name on the Central Pacific Railroad.
The surrounding country is very fertile. The cereals, although producing largely, have been gradually giving way to fruit and vegetable culture. The dairy interest, already including many large establishments, is also becoming quite prominent in this locality. But it is to the super-abundant foliage in which it is embowered, including many ornamental trees,
HENLEY S TRY
CELERY, BEEF AND IRON. 1 I
.
JAMES L. KING,
NOTARY PUBLIC and COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, 308 California St., San Francisco.
agents for Winthrop and Newport Ranges.
WESTLAKE STOVE CO., 294-296 Main Street, Stockton.
844 ALAMEDA COUNTY-HAYWARDS.
noticeably among which is the Japanese Per- simmon that Haywards owes much for its present reputation. This feature has made it an established summer resort, and secures for it a fair share of the guests who seek relief in such scenes from the oppression of a city's summer, its principal hotel, the Haywards House, being always full during the season, and the drive to Tony Oakes't has come to be regarded as a second edition of a " a trip to Brighton." The population of Hay- wards is about fifteen hundred.
Akerman Albert E., painter Allen Alexander, merchant Allen F. F. (Linekin & Allen) Allen Matthew H., expressman ALLEN W. W., newsagent and variety store
Almada M. J., farmer, 15 acres ALVES JOHN J. (J. W. Perry & Co.) 160 acres
Alves Manuel S., farmer, 18 acres
American 'Hotel, J. D. Austin proprietor
Andersen Hans, farmer, 5 acres Anderson A., proprietor Central Hotel
Anderson Ameda Miss, milliner with Mrs. M. J. White
Anderson Edward, 25 acres Anderson Hans G., farmer Anderson Jens, farmer Anway Clayton L., farmer Armstrong Thomas C., propri- etor Armstrong's Haywards, San Leandro, San Lorenzo and San Francisco Express, 382 acres
Armstrong's Haywards, San Le- andro, San Lorenzo and San Francisco Express, Thomas C. Armstrong proprietor Ashford Wilson W., farmer, 3 acres Asmussen P. P., farmer, 22 acres Atherton Dominga G. de Mrs., 1829.27 acres
Atkinson William H., horticul- turist
August A., shoemaker
Austin J. D., justice of the peace and proprietor Ameri- can Hotel
Azavedo Jose M., farmer, 10.72 acres AZORES HOTEL, John Pann proprietor
Balena Antonio, farmer Ball John, farmer, 160 acres
Bangs Joseph L., farmer, 160 acres
Bangs William C., farmer Bank of Haywards, A.C. Henry president, P. R. Borein cashier
Barba Manuel, laborer Barballa Louis, gardener Barham James
Barnes Charles H., laborer Barry Richard, farmer
Bassett H. D., farmer, 18 acres Bassett John M., rancher Baxter Lee, farmer Baxter Lester, laborer Baxter George C., nursery Beck Peter J., bricklayer Beese H. Mrs., widow
Behn Fred., farmer, 5 acres Behin Johann F. W., farmer Behnken George D., bookkeeper Behrman Ludwig, clerk with L. H. Brown
Belina Antone, farmer
Benken Annie, farmer Bennett Joseph, farmer, 14 a
Betbeze D., harnessmaker with H. M. Fedderson
Bettencourt Joseph S., farmer, 313 acres Beyer John S., blacksmithı Beyer Soren S., laborer Bird N. J., farmer Blackwood William C., farmer, 62 acres
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
importers of IRON PIPE. 309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 Market St., S. F
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.
W. D. LAWTON & CO.,
Manufacturers of TE and C1 SHIRTS, 608 Market St., S.F.
ALAMEDA COUNTY-HAYWARDS. S45
Blauvet R., farmer
Bliss William H., farmer
Boden J. H., farmer, 11 acres
Booken C., liquor saloon, 43 acres
Booken John, proprietor New York Brewery
Borein P. R., cashier Bank of Haywards
Borges Joseph, farmer
Borges Manuel, farmer, 25 acres
Bower James W., foreman with D. S. Smalley
Bowers John, farmer
Bradford Alonzo, carpenter
Bramall George Rev.
Bramble Joseph, carpenter
Brandt Peter, farmer
Brickell E. J., farmer, 100 acres
Brickell John Mrs., farmer, 5 acres
Brown Louis H., general mer- chandise
Brown Moses V.B., millwright, 6 acres
Brown William, farmer, 160 acres
Bulber Ignatz, merchant tailor Bullock M. M., agent Bunce Samuel, bricklayer BURNETTE E. T., dentist BURNETTE N.C. Mrs., artist, 16 acres
Busby James, hostler Haywards Hotel
Byrnes Michael, farmer
Caberal Antonio A., shoemaker Cahill John, farmer, 64 acres Caley Joaquin, bartender with Antone Lee
Callahan James, farmer Camp Samuel P., teamster Canada Francisco A., farmer Cardoza Antone, farmer, 25 acres Cardoza Joseph, farmer, 160 acres
Cardoza Manuel V., farmer, 160 acres
Carey M. Mrs., farmer, 5 acres Carpenter G. P., bakery and varieties
Carr John, laborer, 22 acres
Caton Joseph, farmer
Central Hotel, A. Anderson proprietor
Chandler Lonis B., fruitraiser, 10 acres
Chapman E. Mrs., farmer, 35 acres
Chapman Ira H. Jr., farmer
Chapman John P., farmer Chapman William W., farmer CHISHOLM & FARRELL
(Daniel Chisholm and James H. Farrell) blacksmiths and wagonmakers and barley mills Chisholm Daniel (Chisholm & Farrell)
Christensen Charles, laborer
Christensen Christian, laborer Clark Frank W., farmer Clark John H., farmer
Clark John W., farmer
Clark Joseph, 5912 acres
Clark Michael B., expressman
Clark Thomas, clerk with L.H. Brown
Clarke Edward, silk spinner Coelho John C., general mer- chandise Collins A. J., carpenter, 19¿ acres
Collins Charles W., carpenter Collins Isaac, nurseryman, 6 acres
COLLINS JAMES A., agent C. P. R. R. and Western Union Tel. Co. and dealer wood, coal and ice, and pro- prietor Haywards Soda Works Collins M. A. Mrs., station agent, 2 acres Connor Louis B., farmer
JAMES L. KING. 308 California St., S. F.
Trade Marks and Passports pro· cured. Depositions taken.
HENLEY'S TRY
CELERY, BEEF AND IRON.
SUCTION AND FORCE, for Hand, Wind-Mill and Power, all sizes. 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET, San Francisco.
PUMPS,
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
ALL HIGH EXPLOSIVES ARE IMITATIONS OF
GIANT POWDER,
BANDMANN, NIELSEN & CO, General Agents.
S46 ALAMEDA COUNTY-HAYWARDS.
Cooper James G., physician Coto Polonio, laborer
Cotter David, farmer, 8 acres Cowing Abishar W., farmer Cowing Herbert G., farmer Cox Ella Mrs., widow Crayton A. R. Mrs. Crowell George F., farmer, 9 acres
Crynble John, farmer Cull Huey C., farmer
Cull Lycurgus, farmer
Cull Seaton T., farmer, 396 acres
Cull William H., farmer
Culp Daniel, farmer, 104 acres Cunha Antone M., farmer, 25 acres Cunha August M., saloon, 19 acres
Curwen Charles, farmer, acres
19
Custer Frank, farmer
Da Costa Jose L., farmer Dahl William, farmer, 20 acres Dale William, stoves and tin- ware
Da Silver M. M., farmer, 6 acres Daviner John, farmer
Davis James H., farmer, 164 acres
Davis John W., farmer
Deconia King A., farmer De Macedo Manuel L., farmer De Merritt E. J., farmer, 28 acres
Dennison Peter, bartender with H. H. Sorenson De Sequira Mariano J., farmer De Silver Frank, farmer, 62 acres
De Vargas M., farmer, 2 acres Dias Antone, farmer, 8 acres
Dittmer Hermann, liquor saloon, 38 acres Divall Frank, laborer Dixon William, farmer
Dobbel John, farmer, 1768 acres Dobbin Adam, farmer
Dole Edmund, carpenter, 1 acre Domalas Domingo, shoemaker Donaldson James, sign and car- riage painter
Drennan Edwin S., farmer
Drennan Riley, farmer, 80 acres Drews Edward H. R., driver Lyon's Brewery
Duarte Manuel S., farmer, 171 acres
Dutra John, farmer, 22 acres Eakin P. A., farmer
East Jesse, farmer, 17 acres
Eggert Henry, blacksmith and wagonmaker
Egnacio Joe, farmer, 295 acres Emerson William O., artist Engle Lydia J., farmer, 80 acres Enos Antonio, farmer
Enos Frank, farmer, 185 acres Enos John, farmer, 160 acres Enos Manuel, farmer, 52 acres Enos Thomas, farmer, 4 acres Erken Ernest H., farmer Everett Calvin D., farmer
Eveland Harman D., farmer Farrell James H. (Chisholm & Farrell)
Farwell J. D., farmer, 250 acres FEDDERSON HENRY M.,
harness and saddles
Felkins S. I., harnessmaker with George A. Goodell
Fereira Manuel J., farmer, 50 a Ferro Frank, farmer, 5 acres Fessler Herman, butcher with Strobel & Neudeck
Finch John S., stockbroker, 5 acres
Fischer E., clerk with L. H. Brown
Fischer Eugene, builder Flores Antonio, laborer Fonte J. C., farmer, 160 acres Foster J. G. Mrs.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
MARBLEIZED MANTELS and FIRE GRATES, 309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 Market St., S. F.
For Printing and Bookbinding go to E. C. HUGHES'
511 Sansome St. San Francisco.
ALAMEDA COUNTY-HAYWARDS. 847
Fountain W. F., stationery, cigars, tobacco, etc.
Fox Oliver O., machine agent Frada Frank (Frada & Keiting) Frada & Keiting (Frank Frada and Joseph Keiting) 78 acres Fraga Frank J., farmer
Fraga Frank N., farmer
Fraga John, farmer, 160 acres Fraga John C., farmer
Francis Joseph, farmer
Francisco Jose, farmer, 160 acres
Frank Benjamin F., printer
Frank L. C., compositor Hay- wards Journal
Freitas Antone P., farmer, 160 acres
French John L., general merch- andise
Frick George W., teacher
Friedman J. S., capitalist
Fugel Jens P., farmer
Fugel Samuel, farmer, 7 acres Galloway James, engineer Garcia Francisco, farmer Garcia Frank, farmer, 22 acres Garcia Frank E., farmer, 20 a Garin Victor M., farmer Geary Henry, stage driver Gerstenberg Frederick, physi- cian
Gindice John B., mason, 12 acres
Golardt John, farmer, 25 acres Golard Joseph V., farmer, 280 acres Gomes Antone, laborer
Gomez Antone S., farmer, 191 acres Gonzalves John, farmer Goodell George A., harness and saddles
Goodwin Robert H., surveyor Gordon James, laborer Gordon Robert, laborer Grace Patrick, farmer Graham Joseph, farmer
Graham Joseph E., blacksmith Gray George Grindell Burt, hostler Haywards Hotel
Grindell George, laborer
Grindell George E., laborer Grindell Joseph, laborer Griffin Andrew, carpenter
Haas B., watches and jewelry Haas Henry, clock and watch- maker with B. Haas
Haberning Joseph, farmer, 96 acres
Hadley Leander, farmer
Hagerty Michael
Hahn Adolph A. G. A., clerk Hahn C. Mrs., farmer, 2 acres Haines E. A., farmer, 1024 acres
Haines John J., cattle dealer Hall A. R., assessor, Eden Township
Hamburg Jonas W., carpenter Hamer Clinton, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.
Hamer H. H., with Wells, Far- go & Co.
Hampton Levi J., farmer
Hansen Andrew N., cook
Hansen Lorentz P., shoemaker
Hansen Louis, farmer
Hanson Samuel, druggist and apothecary
HARMON C. B., proprietor Parlor Shoe Store
Harrington Andrew, farmer Hass Andrew F., cabinetmaker Hauschildt Timothy, farmer, 138 acres HAYWARDS AGRICUL- TURAL WORKS, Chisholm & Farrell proprietors
Haywards Hotel, William Hay- ward proprietor HAYWARDS JOURNAL (weekly) George A. Oakes proprietor
JAMES L. KING,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS for every State and Territory, 308 California St., S. F.
HENLEY'S TRY
CELERY, BEEF AND IRON
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317
MARKET ST. SAN FRANCISCO.
MANUFACTURERS
FRENCH RANGES.
STOVES and RANGES,
IMPORTERS
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
Westlake Stove Co.,
294-296 Main Street, STOCKTON. Importers of Stoves and Ranges.
S48 ALAMEDA COUNTY-HAYWARDS.
HAYWARDS SODA WORKS,
James A. Collins proprietor Hayward William, proprietor Haywards Hotel and Livery Stable
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