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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
Importers of SHEET IRON. 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 Market St., S. F.
PUMPS,
Taylor Rachel Mrs.
Taylor William S., physician
W. D. LAWTON & CO.,
Manufacture Bed and White Medleated Flannel Underwear to order. 608 Market St., S. F.
ALAMEDA COUNTY-LIVERMORE. 869
Walters Robert L., laborer
Wardell B. A., vineyard, 200 a Washburn P. B., fruits and vegetables
WASHINGTON HOTEL, J. Bardellini proprietor
Waterman J. (M. Waterman & Co.)
WATERMAN M. & CO. (J.
Waterman) grain dealers and warehouse, 1305 acres
Webb Edmund S., clerk
Weed George, laborer
Wegener Charles, laborer
Wegener Richard, vineyard, 421 acres
Welch Joseph, butcher
Wetteran Simon, baker
Weymouth Albert, farmer, 365 acres
Weymouth Almon, carpenter, 172} acres
Weymouth Dennis, carriage- maker
Weymouth Harris, 158 acres Whalen James, farmer, 200 a White W. H, vinegrower, 25 a Whitmore Charles
Wilkinson Joseph, furniture dealer
Wilson Alex., dairyman, 100 a
Wilson Peter, farmer
Winter Albert, laborer
Witherow David, farmer
Wolfmaier Mathias, shoemaker Woods John, butcher
Worth Harrison A., farmer
Worth John M., farmer
Worth William H., bartender
Wright A. W., real estate and farmer
Wright S.C., vineyard, 40 acres Wright William H., merchant and deputy County Assessor, 25 acres
Wynn W. W., capitalist
Young Alburn B., farmer
Young John G., farmer, 930 a
GORNER & CHURCH,
DEALERS IN
CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES
AND
FARMING
IMPLEMENTS. Agents for
U. S. WIND MILLS
LIVERMORE, ALAMEDA CO., CAL.
JAMES L. KING, COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS for every State and Territory, 308 California St., S. F.
HENLEY'S TRY
CELERY, BEEF AND IRON. 1 1
870
LIVERMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIVERMORE SODA WORKS. HENRY GARDEMEYER, Proprietor, LIVERMORE AVENUE, LIVERMORE, CAL.
MANUFACTURER AND BOTTLER OF
All kinds of Fine Syrups. Agent for Phoenix Ale and Porter, and Pure Oregon Champagne Cider. Retail dealer in Wines, Liquors and Cigars, and all kinds of Bar Room Fixtures.
WASHINGTON HOTEL, J. BARDELLINI, Manager, Corner First and L Streets, LIVERMORE, CAL.
First-class Accommodations for the Traveling Public. Table Supplied with the Best in the Market. Sample Rooms for Drummers.
FIRST-CLASS LIVERY STABLE CONNECTED WITH THE HOTEL.
GEORGE BRAMMAR,
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING, WAGONMAKER AND
MACHINE SHOP,
LIVERMORE, CALIFORNIA.
Horseshoeing and Repairing a specialty. All kinds of Machinery and Agricultural Imple- ments repaired and made to order.
W. W. MONTA"
J. P. MORETTE,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
HARNESS, SADDLES, „ Collars, Bridles, Gloves, ROBES, Etc.
r vette Block, Livermore Avenue, yler OlviraFRMORE, CAL.
ALBERT W. DAVIDSON, PRACTICAL
SIGN and CARRIAGE PAINTER,
LIVERMORE, - - CAL.
Good work guaranteed. Terms reasonable.
ALSO, VETERINARY SURGEON.
W. W. MON ..
Durable Binding, Fine Printing at E. C. HUGHES
511 SANSOME ST., San Francisco.
ALAMEDA COUNTY-LOCKWOOD-MIDWAY. 871
HANS MATTHIESEN, Blacksmith, WAGONMAKER AND
HORSESHOER, Corner Lizzie and Third Streets, LIVERMORE, CAL.
All Kinds of Repairing Done with Neatness and Dispatch.
C. J. STEVENS,
DEALER IN
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Wood and Willow Ware, Powder, Shot, Etc.
Forwarding and Commission MERCHANT.
General Warehouse and Insurance Agent.
Mills Square, LIVERMORE, Cal.
F. A. ANTHONY, Manufacturer of
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware And Dealer in
STOVES, TINWARE, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
LIVERMORE, - · - CAL.
J. THEOD. JACKER, MACHINIST, GUNSMITH
AND Turner in Iron and Wood, Model and Pattern Maker. LIVERMORE, CAL.
Repairing of Sewing Machines and Musical Instruments Neatly and Promptly Executed.
LOCKWOOD. (See East Oakland.)
MAY. (See Livermore.)
MELROSE.
A Post Office. Connors Daniel, laborer
Connors Margaret, boarding and lodging Dorwin George W., foreman Smelting Works Fisher George, saloonkeeper MILLER W. P., postmaster Minot Ebenezer, laborer Smelt- ing Works, 2 acres
Molloy Thomas, Tax Collector, 2 acres
Neilson C., fruit peddler Stearns John H., laborer Stephenson Robert, dairy Turnbull Robert, florist, 3 acres
MIDWAY.
A station on the Central Pacific Railroad, at an elevation of 357 feet, and fifty-seven miles from Oakland. It has post, express and tele- graph offices, and a population of about fifty.
Brown E. Mrs., sheepraiser Carstens Mary Mrs.merchandise Clark G. G., sheepraiser, 169 acres
Deakin Charles, carpenter
Diwith Lewis, farmer Eisan James, farmer, 160 acres Faulkner James, farmer, 320 acres
HENLEY'S TRY
CELERY, BEEF AND IRON
JAMES L. KING, 39
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS for every State and Territory, 308 California St., S. F.
WESTLAKE STOVE CO.,
294-296 MAIN ST., STOCKTON.
Manufacturers of TINWARE.
872 ALAMEDA COUNTY-MIDWAY-MISSION SAN JOSE.
Felt Charles, farmer
Goachy Thomas A., farmer, 154 acres
Haera Franz, sheepraiser and farmer, 500 acres
HAERA REINHOLD, post- master and farmer, 21 acres Homan Martin, farmer Maddock Peter, chickenraiser Mulqueeney John, sheepraiser Zimmerman Mary Mrs., board- ing
MILLS SEMINARY.
A Post Office.
Adrian Nellie K. Miss, teacher Mills Seminary
Byers Laura M. Miss, teacher Mills Seminary
Dean Francis A. Miss, teacher Mills Seminary
Fredericks Rhoda E. Miss teacher music Mills Seminary Goulding Cynthia K. Miss, teacher Mills Seminary
Handy Helen A. Miss, teacher Mills Seminary
Herrera Sophie Nis Mme., teacher languages Mills Sem- inary
Kelleher Alfred, teacher vocal music Mills Seminary
Kindelberger J. T. Mrs., mat- ron Mills Seminary Lisser Louis, teacher music Mills Seminary Mills C.T. Mrs., principal Mills Seminary
Mills Seminary, Mrs. C. T. Mills, principal;
Murray Lucy Miss, teacher music Mills Seminary
Nicholl Mazie E. Miss, teacher painting and drawing Mills Seminary
Pinkham Ella M. Miss, teacher Mills Seminary
Tolman Jane C. Mrs., teacher Mills Seminary
Vincent Martha E. Mrs., teacher Mills Seminary
White Florence Miss, teacher Mills Seminary
Willson Julia A. Miss, teacher painting and drawing Mills Seminary
Zellner Ferdinand F., teacher music Mills Seminary
MISSION SAN JOSE.
A small town in the southern part of the . connty, three miles from Washington Corners, to which point freight for the town is shipped via the Central Pacific Railroad. This town is noted as being the original settlement of the county, being, as indicated by the name, one of the original Missions founded by the Jesuit Fathers, and was for long years one of the important posts in the cordon of Missions through which their early evangelical work was propogated. It is still the seat of a theo- logical institution of the Order. The town has post and express offices.
Allen James W., student
Amarel John Antone, farmer, 16 acres
Andrews Joseph Mrs. Attinger Daniel, laborer
Ayers John G. Mrs., farmer, 302 acres
Baker Daniel W., stableman
Bergmann C. W., blacksmith with N. Bergmann
Bergmann N., blacksmith and wagonmaker
Bey Charles J., farmer Binheira Frank, farmer Black James, farmer, 372 acres Blackier A., woodworker with N. Bergmann
Blake Calvin T., farmer Brechtel Andrew, hostler Breitwieser Charles, farmer
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
importers of SHEET IRON. 309,311, 313, 313 and 317 Market St., S. F.
MANUFACTURERS
FRENCH RANGES.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317
MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO
STOVES and RANGES,
IMPORTERS
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
... D. LAWTON & CO'S
Seamless Extension Bosom prevents breaking or wearing out at the edge. 608 Market St., S. F.
ALAMEDA COUNTY-MISSION SAN JOSE. 873
Briscoe Bernard, farmer, 198 acres
Briscoe Edward, clerk with Ehr- man & Lebrecht
Brown Antone L., farmer, 20 acres
Brown Manuel L., farmer, 50 acres
Brown Manuel S., barber
Buchanan John W., farmer
Byrne Christopher, laborer
Byrne Richard, farmer
Campbell Peter, farmer
Campbell Robert J., farmer
Carlisle William, laborer
Carroll James Mrs., farmer, 133 acres
Carroll Peter, laborer
Clough Barclay D., millwright Constant Siegrist, vineyardist Corr Edward, farmer
Craycroft J. W., farmer
Crowley John H., student
Cunningham William M., la- borer
Curtner John, farmer
Dillon Julia Mrs., 23 acres
Divine Thomas, laborer
Donahue Patrick, farmer
Doran Edward J., student
Driscoll Cornelius, laborer, 150 acres
DUCOMMUN GEO., watch- maker and jeweler
Dunnigan Bridget Mrs., nurse Dwyer Andrew, farmer
Egan William, farmer
EHRMAN & LEBRECHT (S.
Ehrman and Adolph Le- brecht) general merchandise, and agents Wells, Fargo & Co. EHRMAN S. (Ehrman & Le- brecht) postmaster, and agent Western Union Tel. Co.
Eseova Antone S., farmer, 142} acres
Fisher Philip M., teacher, 16 a Kell Andrew, farmer
Forbes William A., laborer FORTUNE H. J., wines and liquors
Fourtner L., hotel
Gallegos Juan, farmer, 2653 acres
Galindo M. M., butcher, 5 acres Galindo Nasario, farmer
Gannon Michael, capitalist Garcia J., shoemaker
Garcier Manuel S., shoemaker Geary Patrick, farmer
George John M., plasterer
Gibbons William, hotelkeeper Gill John J., teacher
Hartmann Alfred C., jeweler Harvey Sylvester P., farmer Hayden Leonard T., dairyman
Heidoen Claus H., farmer
Heimicke Julius, brewer Mil- waukee Brewery
Heissler John, miller
Hendrickson Chas. E., laborer Hermann August, proprietor Milwaukee Brewery
Hibbard D. C., farmer
Higuera Alvino, farmer, 22 acres
Higuera Jose L., farmer
Higuera Lorenzo, farmer
Higuera Narcisso, farmer Higuera Silvio, farmer
Hollenbeck Lawrence, farmer Holmes George, farmer Holmes Samuel O., farmer Holmes John R., farmer Horton Jolın, laborer
Hughes William B., painter Huxley Thomas C., attorney at law
Huxley William J., farmer
Hydorn Henry, carpenter Incell William, farmer Johns William F., farmer
Joseplı Peter, farmer
Kane Alexander, farmer
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,
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.,
874 . ALAMEDA COUNTY-MISSION SAN JOSE.
Kell James, farmer, 160 acres Kell Robert Jr., farmer Kelley William, laborer Kelly Michael, farmer Kraft George W., farmer Laumeister J. A., carpenter
LEBRECHT ADOLPH (Ehr- man & Lebrecht)
Lenbeck Hans, laborer, acres
230
Lydon James, farmer, 100 acres Madden John, farmer
Manuel Frank, peddler Martin James, farmer
May Adam, butcher McCoy Alex , farmer McClure R. A. Mrs., farmer McGuire Peter, farmer McKenna Peter, 258 acres McLaughlin John, farmer Megahan A., teacher, 32 acres Mello Clarimondi S., laborer Merrill C. R., farmer, 10 acres Merritt G. L., groceries Milwaukee Brewery, August
Hermann proprietor Montealegre J. G., farmer Muldoon James, farmer Muldoon James J. Jr., farmer Muldoon Thos. F., farmer Murphy Stephen, expressman Nichols Lawrence P., hotel- keeper
Nichols Theodore A., physician Nolan Peter, farmer, 178 acres O'Connor Robert, laborer
O'Neil Alice, farmer
O'Neil Charles E., student Osborn Thomas, farmer Otis Henry, painter Palmer Fannie
Pars Manuel B., farmer, 44 acres Payson Daniel W., labor Peasland Job, laborer Peixonto Frank, farmer
Penaro Frank, farmer, 131 acres Turner William, laborer Penaro John
Perkins Charles W., farmer Pierce Elon A., teacher Pio Jo., farmer, 8 acres Power Maurice Edward, farmer Powers John, farmer Ramsell William, carpenter Reilly James, laborer Rodericks Manuel J., farmer, 97 acres
Rogan M., farmer, 750 acres Rogan Michael J., laborer Roraback Cassius H., laborer Rose Joseph F., blacksmith with James Stanley
Salazar A. J., farmer, 86 acres Salazar J. A., farmer, 462 acres Scott Thomas, general mdse Seaber George W., carpenter Segrist Constant Silva Joseph, farmer
Silver Manuel E., farmer Smithers John, engineer Smithers Joseph, farmer Soares Jose, farmer
Solon Joseph, liquor saloon Stanley George, undertaker Stanley James, blacksmith Stanley John, blacksmith with James Stanley
Steinmetz E. W., harnessmaker with F. J. Steinmetz
Steinmetz F. J., harness and saddles
Steinmetz Henry, blacksmith with James Stanley
Stone B. H. Mrs., farmer, 91 acres
Stone Warren E., farmer Sunderer Joseph, shoemaker Surch Vincent, laborer, 8 acres Tells Jo Rose, farmer, 68} acres Tibbalds Joseplı H., carpenter Tibbalds L. S., carpenter Trenouth George R., farmer Trenouth William Jr., farmer
Vandepeer James G., farmer
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
manufacturers of TINWARE. 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 Market St., S. F
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-MISSION SAN JOSE-MT. EDEN. 875
Vargus Joseph, laborer Wallace David, farmer Wauhab Charles J., laborer Wauhab Joshua, farmer, 550 acres
Wanhab Thomas, farmer
Wauhab William H., farmer
Wells Patrick, laborer
Woods Henry W., student
George Ducommun,
DEALER IN
WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND
CLOCKS,
MISSION SAN JOSE, CAL.
Repairing a Specialty. All kinds of Jewelry Made to Order.
MT. EDEN.
A station and post office on the South Pacific Coast Railroad, about three miles from Hay- wards The land here has the reputation of producing the best brewing barley of the coast, and the bay shore is lined with saltworks, erected for the manufacturing of salt by evap- oration.
Anderson Christ
Arff Frederick D., farmer, 275 acres
Asmussen Nicholas L., laborer
Berron James G., farmer
Barron Richard, mariner
Bentner Fred., farmer
Berringer William, warehouse Bier Chris.
Bothson H., farmer
Busch John D., farmer
Christensen George, bartender with John H. Skow
Christensen Peter, laborer
Christensen Peter J., sailmaker, 110 acres Clausen N., laborer Clawiter Edward H. Jr., farmer
Clodius August, clerk with H. Peterman
Craig Joseph R., farmer Dennis Frank, farmer Dennis Gabriel, farmer Dieckmann Herman, farmer
Eden Benjamin, farmer
Eichler Edward, farmer, 157 acres
Enos Joseph, laborer
Everson John, farmer
Fisk Abraham, farmer
Frank Albert, farmer
Frank August, farmer
Gading Christopher N., farmer Gading Justus, farmer, 356
acres
Gading Nichol, farmer, 318
acres
Hansen Christian P., farmer, 200 acres
Hanson Han. P., farmer
Hansen Jens P., carpenter
Hansen Peter, seaman
Harder J., farmer
Harder Peter, farmer
Hesse Andrew H., farmer
Hesse Christian Jr., farmer
Hesse Henry, farmer Holmes Paul, farmer Jessen Peter H., farmer Johansen Jorgen, farmer Johnson Augustus, farmer Johnson John, farmer Johnson Peter, carpenter Jorgensen Hans J., laborer Ludwig John, laborer Lund Christian M., farmer
Lund Franz F., farmer
Liquore Gesin J., saltmaker
Liquore. Sebastian, ship car- penter
Madsen Christian, farmer Madsen Christian C., laborer Marks Edward, blacksmith witlı H. Meininger Meinecke George, carpenter
JAMES L. KING,
NOTARY PUBLIC and COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, 308 California St., San Francisco.
HENLEY S TRY
CELERY, BEEF AND IRON. 1 1
WESTLAKE STOVE CO., 294-296 Main Street, Stockton.
agents for Winthrop and Newport Ranges.
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.
876 ALAMEDA COUNTY-MT. EDEN-NEWARK.
Meininger H., blacksmith and wagonmaker
Mickelsen John, salt works
Mickelsen Peter, saltworker
Mohr C. Mrs., farmer, 179} acres
Mohr Henry P., farmer
Mohr John C., farmer
Moneret Frank wheelwright
Moore Anna, farmer
Nelson Hans, laborer
Nickelsen Nichlaus, laborer
()bermuller George F., farmer, 357 acres
Obermuller John A., farmer Ohlsen William
Ohlson John, laborer
Oliver Andrew, saltmaker
Olsen Peter, farmer
Oltmann Brothers (H. W. and John W.) general merchan- dise
Oltmann H. W. (Oltmann Brothers) and postmaster
Oltmann J. C.
Oltmann John W. (Oltmann Brothers)
Pestdorf Claus, farmer
Pestdorf Diedrich, salt manu- facturer
Peterman H., general merchan- dise, 18 acres
Peterson Andrew, laborer
Rasmussen Neil, farmer, 13} acres
Rinis Erich, farmer
Rippe Christ, farmer
Robinson William, farmer Schaefer August, farmer Schafer Henry A., farmer Schaffer J. M., farmer, 157 acres Schacht Henry, farmer Schocker H., shoemaker Schwable Otto, farmer
Skow John H., liquor saloon and hotel
Sylvar Geo. F., blacksmith
Terkelsen Peter, farmer Tursselmann John, farmer Tuzeksen Gem P., saltworks Weaver Frank, farmer
Whisby Lawrence N , salt man- ufacturer, 67 acres
Wiley Joseph, farmer Wille Frederick, farmer Wille John, farmer Wrede Frank, farmer, 115 acres Zumstein Philip, farmer
MOUNTAIN HOUSE. (See Altamont.)
MOWRY'S LANDING. (See Irving.)
MURRAY TOWNSHIP. (See Dougherty's Station.)
NEWARK.
This thriving and energetic town is located twenty miles southeast from Alameda on the line of the South Pacific Coast Railroad, and is, as a town, one of the direct results of the business sagacity and enterprise which created and developed that line of railroad. Simul- taneously with the projection of the road, the necessity of an advantageous location for the plant necessary for the construction of its rolling stock was foreseen, and Newark was selected. Under the stimulus of works so located the town has steadily grown until it is now the most important station between Ala- meda and San Jose. The car works of Messrs. Carter Bros, originally started as above, have extended their operations so as to enter the field of general competition and are now work- ing steadily in the construction of passenger and freight cars, street cars, etc., for any and all customers outside of the original line. The Newark Iron Works. located here, have also developed a large and important business, and has come to be regarded with the car works as one of the salient features of Newark's pros- perity. There are two hotels, the Park Hotel and the Newark House. The town has postal, express and telegraphic communications equal to any in the county aside from Oakland.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., importers of IRON PIPE. 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 Market St., S. I.
W. D. LAWTON & CO.,
Manufacturers of WHITE and CHEVIOT
SHIRTS, 608 Market St., S.F.
ALAMEDA COUNTY-NEWARK. 877
Abbey Robert, hunter Abbey W. P., hunter Aeschhman Jacob, farmer Allen Edward, miner Amaral Antone P., farmer Andrew Charles, molder Auguste Albion, farmer Arnold D. E., machinist Babtasta John, farmer Bartlett N. E., carpenter Bedford Harvey, machinist
Benson C. H., agent S. P. C. R. R. and Bay and Coast Tel. Co.
Bolch Samuel
Bragdon Edwin C., farmer
Briggs M. C., farmer, 706 acres Brown John, farmer Buchenau John W., farmer Burdick Edward, farmer Burdick Edwin F., farmer Burdin Charles, laborer Burke W. J., carpenter
Butler D. G., farmer Cahill Patrick, laborer Carter Brothers (Martin and Thomas) car builders
Carter Martin (Carter Bros.) Carter Thomas (Carter Bros.) res San Francisco Clancy Andy, laborer Clancy Thomas, carpenter Claxton James, blacksmith Coldeira Antone, farmer Coleman Harry, blacksmith Connor Michael, laborer Costa Joseph, laborer Coughlin Thomas, laborer Colyer Samuel, bridgetender Davis Samuel, farmer Davison Joseph, painter Delaney William, section boss S. P. C. R. R.
Dillon Robert, painter Dowd John, machinist
DUGAN JOHN, proprietor Newark House
Dugan J. L., machinist Dutra Antone, farmer Eison Frank, farmer Esson R. C., machinist Falk Albert, general merchan- dise, and agent Wells, Fargo & Co.
Fialho F. V., fish peddler
Finn A., carpenter
Ford Peter, machinist
Foster E., farmer
Fowler John, oysterman
Frank Manuel, laborer
Frazier Joseph, 5 acres Frietas Joe, laborer Gee William A.
Gee William S., carpenter Gelleman Louis, laborer Gill John, oysterman Gilmartin Daniel, farmer
Gilmartin Peter. farmer Goss H. T. Mrs., dressmaker Graham James, foundry Graham Thos., nightwatchman Graham William, carpenter Hale Edward, cupola tender Hale Edwin M., melter
Haley Comfort G., farmer, 2 acres
Haley C. S. farmer, 275 acres Haley Ebenezer farmer Haley Edward, farmer Haley J. E., farmer
Harrington John E., painter Harrington Michael, laborer Henn John, machinist Hook A. J., carpenter Hoosen Casper, capenter
Horner Edward, laborer Hutchinson Ed., carpenter Ingraham O. P. (O. P. Ingra- ham & Co.) INGRAHAM O. P. & CO. (O. P. and R. F. Ingraham) pro- prietors Newark Iron Works Ingraham R. F. (O. P. Ingra- liam & Co.)
JAMES L. KING. 308 California St., S. F.
Trade Marks and Passports pro- cured. Depositions taken.
HENLEY'S TRY
CELERY, BEEF 1 1
AND IR
ALL HIGH EXPLOSIVES ARE IMITATIONS OF
GIANT POWDER, BANDMANN, NIELSEN & CO, General Agents.
SUCTION AND FORCE, for Hand, Wind-Mill and Power, all sizes. 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET, San Francisco.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO. PUMPS,
878 ALAMEDA COUNTY-NEWARK.
Jarvis Francis C., lumber dealer Jarvis H. S., lumber dealer Jarvis I. M. H., lumber dealer Jonlin Frank, farmer Jonlin Antone, farmer Kelly M. M., boilermaker Kelly Patrick
Kirby Thomas, section boss, S. P. C. R. R.
Kohl Paul, machinist
Larkin Capt., farmer Lattin William, molder Leary John J., blacksmith Lima Antone D., farmer Lima Antone S., farmer Lima Frank S., farmer Lima John D., farmer Lima Joseph D., farmer Lofgren Gus, carpenter Loman E., chicken ranch Lovejoy Willard, carpenter Madden Michael, farmer Mages Joseplı, blacksmith Maher James, painter Malech Herman F., physician and druggist
Mansian Peter, fireman Masterman W. H., master me- chanic S. P. C. R. R. Martin John, farmer, 10 acres Martin Manuel, farmer May George W., farmer McElroy E. B., carpenter McGill Mrs., laborer McKee William K., bookkeeper Mosca E., barber Moulton H. O., farmer Moulton Lafayette, farmer Moulton Oliver P., farmer Mowry O., farmer Munyan E., farmer Neves Joseph, farmer NEWARK HOUSE, John Du- gan proprietor NEWARK IRON WORKS, O. P. Ingraham & Co. proprie- tors
NEWARK PARK, Julius Wil- dermuth proprietor O'Conner J. J., carpenter Olssen Charles, laborer PARK HOTEL, Julius Wilder- muth proprietor
Pepe Frank, farmer, 80 acres Perchute Frank, farmer Peters A., machinist Peterson A., machinist
Plummer Brothers, salt manu- facturers, 38 · acres
Puente Jose, laborer Randall S. A., carpenter
Rasmussen Jolin, carpenter Ray W. D., laborer Roach John, railroadman
Robbins John B., farmer Roche John, laborer Rockwell R. O., farmer, 2 acres Rogers Frank, clerk with Albert Falk
Rogers John, farmer
Rose Antone, farmer, 133 acres Rose Antone P., farmer, 10 acres Rose Joseph, farmer, 73 acres
Ross Andrew, farmer
Ross Edward, farmer, 31} acres Ross Samuel, farmer Ryan Edward, farmer
Ryan George, farmer Scott Caleb C., farmer Sestrem Thomas. oysterman Shannahan Joseph, laborer Silva Antone F., farmer Silva Manuel, farmer Snow Fred., molder Stanley John, machinist Stevenson E. T., machinist Sturtevant Leslie, laborer Sweeney George, farmer Sweetzer E. H., farmer Syivester William, carpenter Taylor T. B., merchant THOM GEORGE (Geo. Thom & Co.) and postmaster
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
MARBLEIZED MANTELS and FIRE GRATES, 309. 311, 318. 315 and 317 Markel St. S. F.
For Printing and Bookbinding go to E. C. HUGHES'
511 Sansome st. San Francisco.
ALAMEDA COUNTY-NEWARK-NILES. 879
THOM GEORGE & CO., gen- eral merchandise Thompson E. L., machinist Tyler Hattie Miss, teacher Waggoner George H., book- keeper
Waggoner G. N., paymaster S. .P. C. R. R.
Waterman Edward, machinist Watkins W. W., blacksmith Wheeler M. L. Miss, teacher
WILDERMUTH JULIUS, pro- prietor Park Hotel Wilkinson John, farmer Williams Theodore B., farmer Winn Louis W., carpenter Wood Arthur, molder Wright Mitchell, farmer
NILES.
A small town, with post, express and tele- graph office, on the line of the Central Pacific Ratlroad at its junction with the San Jose branch. It is thirty miles from Oakland and eighteen miles from San José, issituated in a thickly settled portion of the county at the foot of the Santa Clara Valley, and is sur- rounded by some of the finest land in the State, and already gives promise of considerable importance in the future.
Seven iniles to the south by rail are the noted Warm Springs of Alameda county.
Allison Oscar, hotel clerk
Baumgartner Xavier, laborer Beard Jane M.
Bedard Thomas, blacksmith and wagonmaker
Bliss William, laborer
Bonner James T., farmer Bonner Robert, farmer
Bonner Robert Jr., farmer, 20 acres
Bonner Thomas, farmer, 10 acres
Burridge William, miller with William C. C. Gorgas
Butt H. W., restaurant and liquors
Champion Woodward H., farmer Clark Frank E., farmer
Clarke Edward, farmer, 175 acres
Clough B. D. T., farmer and fruitgrower, 101 acres
Costillo Phoebe Mrs., 42 acres Costillo Thomas, laborer Donahue Patrick, laborer
Donovan Jeremiah, miner and farmer, 10 acres
Easterday Solomon W., contrac- tor and carpenter
Ellsworth Hattie Mrs., farmer and fruitgrower, 193 acres Ellsworth Henry G., farmer Garcier Antone J., farmer Gorgass William C. C., miller Harding John, watchman Harding John C., laborer Henry John B., watchman Hinckley L. M., liquor saloon Houlihan Michael, laborer Jordan Thomas, laborer Klinger Ben. H., farmer Lucas Manuel
Martin James J., farmer
Maxamyllian François Mayhew H. A., farmer McDoyle Lewis, miner glovemaker
and
Moore Daniel, laborer
Moriarty James, laborer Moriarty Michael, laborer Morter William, farmer, 10 acres Mortimer William, agent C. P. R. R., W. U. Tel. Co. and Wells, Fargo & Co., 20 acres Mortimer & Wamley's ware- house
Morison David W., farmer
Morrison Perry, farmer, 144 acres
Morrison Samuel, farmer
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