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OAKLAND NEWS.
PUBLISHES THE BEST
MINER
970
ALAMEDA.
Waggoner Geo H, sec Ferry and Cliff House R R, res 1422 Broadway
Wagner Augustus, plumber, Oakland, res n s Encinal ave Wagner Carl, barkeeper Long Branch Saloon, res same Wagner H A Mrs, widow, res e s Caroline nr Central ave. Wagner Jacob, expressman, resn s Encinal ave nr Chestnut Wagner Jacob Jr, fireman, res Encinal ave'nr Chestnut Wagner Louisa Mrs, widow, res 1415 MePherson
Wagner Wm, paper hanger, res Central ave ur Mound
Waidl Anton, musician, res 1947 Pacific
Waite Edwin G, editor, res 2039 Central ave
Walker Alfred H, train dispatcher S P Co, res 314 Seven- teenth, Oakland
Walkup Francis M, cabinet maker, S F, res SW cor Buena Vista and Chapin
Walkup Frank, clerk, S F, res SW cor Chapin and Buena Vista ave
Wall Charles H, adv agt S F Examiner, res 1715 Walnut Wall Edwd M, engineer, S F, res SW cor. Santa Clara ave and Lafayette
Wall James, boiler maker, res 1532 McPherson
Wall Jessie Miss, res SW cor Santa Clara ave and Lafayette Wall Joseph G, plumber, S F, res SW cor Santa Clara and Lafayette
Wallace Geo, capitalist, res 2305 Santa Clara ave
Walsh Harry C, driver Palace Bakery, res cor Encinal and Post
Walsh James C, stevedore, S F, res cor Encinal and Post Walsh S Mrs, widow, res e s Court bet Jackson and Encinal ave
Waltz Wm H, carpenter, res Van Buren bet College and Mound
Wamke Ludowich, bookkeeper, S F, res 1416 Walnut
Wannemacher Geo W, mgr Dewing Publishing Co, SF, res Clinton ave nr Chestnut
Warburton James P, physician and surgeon, res s s Taylor ave nr Webster
Ward Augustus H, furrier N Y, res 1710 Everett Ward Edwd L, carpenter, res San Jose ave nr Broadway
WARD FRANCIS MORTIMER, real estate,
S F, res 1120 Regent nr San Jose ave
Ward John F (H P Moreal & Co) res 2053 Central
Ward John G, cashier Cutting Packing Co, S F, res Ver- sailles ave nr Lincoln
Wardell Ralph, architect, res Santa Clara ave bet Everett and Broadway
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ALAMEDA.
971
Warhurst John W, real estate agt, res Atlantic ave cor Schiller
Warner C W Mrs, res 2710 Santa Clara ave
Warren Chas P, asst auditor S P Co, res 2523 Alameda ave Warren Frank W, supt C A Hooper & Co, S F, res 2814 Santa Clara ave
Warren Henry, propr Fulton. Market, 1704-1706 Alameda ave, res 1704 Alameda ave
Warren Thomas, capitalist, res Neptune Gardens
Wason M L Mrs, widow, res 1527 McPherson
Waterman Aug, mining sec, S F, res SE cor Paru and Day- ton ave
Wavell Thos B, bookkeeper Mau, Sadler & Co, S F, res cor Encinal and Versailles ave
Waymire Chas, student, res NW cor Buena Vista ave and Walnut
Waymire Jas A, atty-at-law, S F, res NW cor Buena Vista ave and Walnut
Waymire Maud Miss, res NW cor Buena Vista ave and Walnut
Webb Andrew C, clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co, S F, res Railroad ave bet Willow and Chestnut
Webber Abram B, supt salmon cannery, Alaska, res Pacific ave bet Willow and Chestnut
Webster A F, expressman, res 1819 Pacific ave
Webster John, stevedore, S F, res NW cor McPherson and Kings ave
Webster John N, res cor Versailles and College ave
Weed Merritt H, mgr Spreckles Sugar Refinery, S F, res 2034 Alameda ave
Weeks Daniel H, fruit conserver, S F, res 1309 Oak
Weeks Jas R, employe Electric Light Co, S F, res Lincoln ave bet Broadway and Pearl
Wehle Conrad, employe Enterprise Planing Mill, res 1931 Encinal ave
Weiss Moritz, bottle beer, res n s Blanding bet Park and Oak
Welch Dennis W, policeman, res 1835 San Jose ave
Welch J C, clerk Bank of British North America, res s s San Antonio ave nr Paru
Weld Samuel, res 2016 Pacific ave
Welfley Daniel, laborer, res Blanding ave bet Park and Ev- erett
WELLS, FARGO & CO'S EXPRESS,
D Russell Caldwell agt, 1501 Webster
G. H. KRIECHBAUM, Dentist, 85412 BROADWAY Rooms 16, 17, 18. Office Hours : 9-12 A. M., and 1-5 P. M.
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972
ALAMEDA.
Welp Henry, shoemaker, Santa Clara ave nr Park, res 1921 Alameda ave
Welp Henry Geo, shoemaker, res 1921 Alameda ave
Werson Lambert H, plasterer, res s s Taylor ave nr Second ave
Wertens Ettie Miss, res 1845 San Antonio ave West D W, mfr perfume, S F, res 1839 San Jose ave
WEST END METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, A S Gibbons pastor, NW cor Prospect and Santa Clara ave
Westerberg Alfred E, night watchman, S F, res 1406 Mc- Pherson
Westerdahl Wm, upholsterer, Santa Clara ave, res Broad- way bet Central and Encinal ave
Westgate Elizabeth Miss, music teacher, res Paru nr En- cinal ave
Westgate Wm, res w s Paru nr Encinal ave
Westphal Oscar F, jeweler, 1405 Park, res 2026 Pacific ave Wetgen Cathrina Mrs, widow, res 1421 Webster
Wheeler George W (Wheeler & Relfe) res 2747 Webster
Wheeler Joseph, blacksmith, res s s Buena Vista ave nr St Charles
Wheeler & Relfe (G W Wheeler and G C Relfe) wood and coal, hay and grain, NW cor Railroad ave and McPher- son
Whelan Kate Mrs, bakery, 1628 Park bet Railroad and Bu- ena Vista ave, res same
White A N Mrs, res 1868 Central ave
White George, plumber, S F, 2039 San Antonio ave
White Mabel Miss, res 1850 Santa Clara ave
White Marcus, teamster, res 1837 Pacific ave
White Mary Mrs, res 2311 Buena Vista ave
White Peter, lumber merchant, res 1850 Santa Clara ave White Thomas, sewer contractor, res 1837 Pacific ave
Whitley John H, steward steamer Dora, res 1306 McPher- son
Whitman Harry F, bookkeeper, res 2026 Alameda ave Whittaker Mary R Mrs, ladies' nurse, res 1726 Railroad ave bet Park and Oak
Whitney, Standard and Oakland Transfer Co's Express, office SW cor Santa Clara ave and Park
Whitty Emma Miss, res 2920 Santa Clara ave
Whittell Valeria Mrs, res 2486 Santa Clara ave
Whitver Jacob J, tanner, res Park nr Clinton ave
Whys Agnes Miss, domestic Capt C A Youngberg, NW cor Central ave and Morton
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Mors
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ALAMEDA.
973
Wichmann Henry P, saloon, S F, res NE cor Santa Clara ave and Mozart
Wicker Frederick W, supt John Wieland Brewing Co, S F, res 1937 Central ave
Wieland F, saloon, S F, res 3648 Pacific ave
Wiener Anna Mrs, res SE cor Pacific ave and Union
Wiggin Harriet M Mrs, res 1303 Broadway
Wiggin Marcus P, editor Chronicle, S F, res 1303 Broadway Wilbur Wm M, potter N Clark & Sons, res e s First ave nr Santa Clara ave
Wilde Fred (Wilde & Spear) plumber, S F, res e s Benton nr Central ave
Wilhelmi C Mrs, widow, res 2031 Santa Clara ave
Wilhelmi Hermann, salesman, S F, res 2027 Santa Clara ave
Wilkie Alexander, capitalist, res NW cor Broadway and Lincoln ave
Wilkie Wm, lumberman Truckee, Cal, res San Jose ave bet Oak and Walnut
Willeke Reinhard, propr Vanity Fair Saloon, 1509 Park ave res same
Williams Edward A, master mariner, res 1813 Encinal ave nr Oak
Williams George N, atty-at-law, 204 Montgomery, S F, res SW cor Pacific ave and Chapin
Williams Henry R (Myers & Williams) Oakland, res 2020 Alameda ave
Williams R I, traveling agt, S F, res 2904 Santa Clara ave Williams Robert M, carpenter, res Blanding ave bet Park and Oak
Willing Edward A, watchman, S F, res w s Verdi nr Santa Clara ave
Willis A A Mrs, res 1714 San Jose ave
Wilson Charles, laborer, res 1534 Sherman
Wilson Charles G, engineer S F Bridge Co, res 1711 Eagle ave
Wilson George L, mining sec, res 1618 Everett
Wilson M L Mrs, widow, res 1618 Everett
Wilson Wm, jeweler, S F, res SW cor Alameda ave and La- fayette
Wilson Wm A, fireman S F Bridge Co, res 1711 Eagle ave Winant Elmer T, clerk R G Dunn & Co, S F, res NE cor Central ave and Pine
Winant Jasper, res Park ave nr Encinal
Winant J F Mrs, res NE cor Central ave and Pine
Winter Conrad, paper carrier, res 2517 Pacific ave
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974 ALAMEDA.
Wintere Fred, bar tender and clerk Yosemite Hotel, res same
Winters Thomas P, cashier Kohler & Chase, S F, and vine- vardist Parker Ranch, res 1803 Central ave
Wintere Thomas S, collector S F, res Versailles ave nr En- cinal
Winters Win, engineer steamer Encinal, res 1710 San Jose ave
WIRBSER FELIX, manager Harmonie Hall, w s
Paru bet Central and Santa Clara aves, res same
Wishhusen Herman (Peters, Gus & Co) res 3315 Santa Clara ave
Wiss Doleres Mrs, res 1854 Clinton ave
Witgen Henry, contractor, res Green Arbor Baths
Wittich Julius, pop corn factory, aes 1303 Walnut
Wittich Lizzie Miss, employe J Wittich, res 1603 Walnut Witzel Frank, res n s Clinton ave nr Walker
Wobber Peter W, teas, coffees and groceries, fruits and vege- tables, SE cor Alameda and Oak, res same
Wolf August, cabinet maker, S F, res n s Santa Clara ave nr Mozart
Wolf Elizabeth Miss, res Santa Clara ave nr Mozart
Wonderlich Samuel G, brakeman, S P Co, res 230 Twelfth nr Oak
Wood Charles L, bookkeeper, Puget Sound Lumber Co, SF, res Pacific ave bet Sherman and Bay
Wood Edward C, clerk, SF, res Pacific ave bet Sherman and Bay
Wood Edwin M, laborer, res Encinal ave nr Broadway Wood Homer N. carpenter, res Oak nr Clinton ave
Wood Mamie Miss, res SE cor Pacific ave and Bay Wood M K Miss, res Pacific ave bet Sherman and Bay Wood M P Mrs, res SW cor Encinal and Broadway Wood N V Miss, res SE cor Pacific ave and Bay
Woodrum Frank, employe J A Leonard, res 1721 Alameda ave
Woodrum J Frank, real estate J A Leonard, res 1721 Ala- meda ave
Woodward A S, clerk Fireman's Fund Insurance Co, res e s Paru nr Encinal ave
Woodworth E Mrs, widow, res NW cor Hibbard and Pacific ave
Woolf George, barber, 1511 Webster, res same
Wright Duncan, real estate, S F, res Eagle ave nr Oak Wright G N, laborer Pacific Coast Oil Co, res 1745 Webster Wright Geo T, lawyer, S F, res ns San Antonio ave nr Paru
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ALAMEDA. 975
Wright H Mrs, res Park ave nr Central ave
Wulzen Gussie Miss, res s s Kings ave nr St Charles
Wulzen John, insurance agt, S F, res s s Kings ave nr St Charles
Wulzen Otto, photographer, S F, res s s Kings ave nr St Charles
Wunnenberg D Mrs, widow, res 3533 Railroad ave Wyber Wm, carpenter, res SW cor Grand and Pacific ave Wyneken Ernest (Townsend & Wyneken S F) architect, res 2515 Central ave
Y
Yablonsky John, collector Gas Co, S F, res Santa Clara ave bet Broadway and Everett
Ybarra Felix, laborer, res Regent nr Encinal ave Yocum Jacob, capitalist, res SE cor Pacific ave and Prospect York William R, painter, 1819 Encinal ave nr Oak Yosemite Hotel, J J Sullivan propr, 1530 Park
Young Henry B, clerk S P Co, S Fres w s St Charles nr Railroad ave
YOUNG JAMES H, contractor and builder, res 1712 Clinton ave
Young John, res 1215 Clinton bet Park and Oak
Young John N, atty-at-law, S F, res 1937 Alameda ave YOUNG J R, proprietor Central Drug Store, 2823 Railroad ave, res same
Young Saml, res w s Park ave nr the Bay Young W M Mrs, widow, res 3717 Santa Clara ave
Youngberg C A Capt, revenue officer, S F, res NW cor Mor- ton and Central ave
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Zebe Delphine Miss, res n s Central ave nr Third ave Zeh Gottlieb, capitalist, res 1843 Central ave Zeyn Gustave C, physician, res 3533 Railroad ave
Ziel Fedor R, cashier London and Provincial Ins Co, S F, res 1012 Grand
Ziel Gustav, insurance agt, S F, res 1012 Grand
Zimmermann Francis, laborer, res Buena Vista ave bet Union and Minturn
Zimmerman Otto, carpenter, res The Cottage Zingg Oliver A, mgr Elite Cigar Store, 1519 Park, res 1714 Central ave
ROBERT J. BEEBY,
Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Lap Robes and Blankets, 1058 B'dw'y, Oak.
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1319 Center and 1320 Peralta Sts. JUNCTION CASH GROCERY STORE,
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BERKELEY.
BERKELEY lies on the eastern shore of San Francisco Bay, about five miles north of Oakland and facing the Gol- den Gate. It has about two miles of water front upon the bay and extends eastward and inland about three and one-half miles, to the tops of the first range of mountains. It was organized under a special town charter in 1878. East Berkeley, comprising the east two-thirds of the town, is the seat of the State Univer- sity, and contains numerous private schools besides one of the best public schools in the State, from which students enter the University without further examin- ation. The town is lighted by electricty; has a com- plete sewer system; a large hotel, costing $80,000; the streets are being macadamized, and it is a thriving and growing town. The present population is about 5,000.
TOWN GOVERNMENT.
TRUSTEES-Walter M. Heywood, President; C. R. Lord, J. W. Morrison, Thos. Landregan, J. L. Schothler
SCHOOL DIRECTORS -- W. R. Andrews, President; J. S. East- man, W. C. Jones, J. B. Henley, C. Johnson, Philip Teare.
Marshal -- Jos. Chappie.
Treasurer-Thos. Hann.
Assessor-Geo. Schmidt.
Clerk-C. H. Spear.
Justices of the Peace-J. R. Little, Richard Lloyd. Constables -- A. F. Fonzo, W. Mc Vay.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA.
The University was instituted by a law which received the the approval of the Governor, March 23, 1868. In- struction was begun in Oakland in the autumn of 1869. The commencement exercises of 1873 were held
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BERKELEY . 977
at Berkeley, July 16, when the University was formally transferred to its permanent home. Instruction began at Berkeley in the autumn of 1873.
The College of California, which had been organized sev- eral years before the University, transferred its prop- erty and students upon terms which were mutually agreed upon, and closed its work of instruction in 1869. It had been incorporated in 1855, and through its agency a part of the Oakland property of the Uni- versity, and the Berkeley site now owned and occupied by the latter, were secured.
The site at Berkeley is a domain of about two hundred acres, situated on the slope of the Contra Costa hills, about five miles from Oakland, facing the Golden Gate. It is traversed by two water-courses, is much diversified in aspect, and is adapted to a great variety of culture. A portion of it is reserved to illustrate the work in agriculture and horticulture, and is now under cultivation. The undergraduate colleges were the only ones actually included in the original organization, although the organic act contemplated the establish- ment of colleges of law and medicine at Berkeley. The professional Colleges at San Francisco have been added from time to time. The Lick Observatory was for- mally transferred to the University in June, 1888.
Academic Year Commenced September 19, 1889.
ACADEMIC SENATE.
NOTE-The Faculties of the University, together with the Instructors, constitute by law the Academic Senate. The names, excepting those of the President and Secretary, are arranged in the order of original accession to membership in the Academic Senate.,
HORACE DAVIS, LL. D, President of the University, PRESIDENT, Berkeley.
JOHN HARMON C. BONTE, D. D., Professor of Legal Ethics, SECRETARY, Dwight Way, near Choate Street, Berkeley.
JOHN LE CONTE, M. D., LL. D., * Professor of Physics, corner Mark Street and Dwight Way, Berkeley.
*Absent on leave.
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OAKLAND NEWS.
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BERKELEY.
MARTIN KELLOGG, A, M., * Professor of the Latin Lan- guage and Literature, Bushnell Street near College Way, Berkeley.
JOSEPH LE CONTE, M. D., LL. D., Professor of Geology and Natural History, Bancroft Way, near Piedmont avenue, Berkeley.
FRANK SOULE, GRADUATE U. S. MILITARY ACADEMY, WEST POINT, Professor of Civil Engineering and Astron- omy, 960 Oak Street, Oakland.
STEPHEN JOHNSON FIELD, LL. D., Honorary Professor of Law, Washington. D. C., and San Francisco.
WILLARD BRADLEY RISING, M. E., Ph. D., Professor of Chemistry, corner Chapel Street and Allston Way, Berkeley.
GEORGE WOODBURY BUNNELL. A. M., Professor of the Greek Language and Literature, 1955 Telegraph Avenue. Oakland.
GEORGE DAVIDSON, Ph. D., D. Se, Honorary Professor Geodesy and Astronomy, 43} Appraiser's Building, San Francisco.
RICHARD BEVERLY COLE, A. M., M. D., M. R. C. S., Eng., Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology. 218 Post Street, San Francisco.
MELANCTHON WILLIAMS FISH, M D, Emeritus Pro- fessor of Physiology and Microscopy, 461 East Four- teenth Street, Oakland.
GEORGE CUNNINGHAM EDWARDS, Ph. B., Associate Professor of Mathematics, 1568 Webster Street, Oakland. ALBIN PUTZKER, Associate Professor of the German Lan- guage and Literature, corner Humboldt Avenue and Parker Street, Berkeley.
EUGENE WOLDEMAR HILGARD. Ph, D., L. L. D., Pro- fessor of Agriculture, Agricultural Chemistry, General and Economic Botany, Bancroft Way, near Audubon Street, Berkeley.
SAMUEL BENEDICT CHRISTY, Ph. B., Associate Pro- fessor of Mining and Metallurgy, Piedmont Avenue. near Bancroft Way, Berkeley.
FREDERICK SLATE, B. S., +Associate Professor of Physics and Mechanics, Audubon Street, near Bancroft Way, Berkeley.
FREDERICK GODFRAY HESSE, Professor of Mechanical Engineering, corner Broadway and Telegraph Avenue, Oakland.
·Abient on leave.
: In charge of the Department of Physics in the absence of Professor LeConte.
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BERKELEY. 979
BERNARD MOSES, Ph. D., Professor of History and Politi- cal Economy, Audubon Street, ner University Grounds, Berkeley.
ABRAHAM WENDELL JACKSON, JR., Ph. B., Associate Professor of Mineralogy, Petrography and Economic Geology, Fourth University Cottage, Berkeley.
JOHN BERNARD CLARKE, Ph. B., Associate Professor of Mathematics, 31S East Seventeenth Street, Oakland.
WILLIAM CAREY JONES, A. M., Associate Professor of United States History, Bancroft Way, near Dana Street, Berkeley.
WILLIAM THEODORE WENZELL, M. D., Pharm. M., Professor of Chemistry in the College of Pharmacy, 153 Grove Street, San Francisco.
ROBERT ARMISTEAD McLEAN, M. D., Professor of Clin- ical and Operative Surgery, and Dean of the Medical Faculty, 603 Merchant Street, San Francisco.
GEORGE AUGUSTUS SHURTLEFF, M. D., Emeritus Professor of Mental Diseases and Medical Jurisprudence, Stockton.
WILLIAM FLETCHER MCNUTT, M. D., M. R. C. S., and L. R. C. P., Edin., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Medicine, 405 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
SERRANNO CLINTON HASTINGS, Ph. D., Professor of Comparative Jurisprudence, 636 Clay Street, San Fran- cisco.
EDMOND O'NEILL, Ph. B., Instructor in Chemistry, 1403 Chestnut Street, Oakland.
EDWARD JAMES WICKSON, A. M., Lecturer on Practical Agriculture, and Assistant Superintendent of the Experi- mental Grounds, corner Bancroft Way and Audubon Street, Berkeley.
HANS HERMAN BEHR, M. D., Professor of Botany in the College of Pharmacy, 509 Kearny Street, San Francisco. EDWARD WHEELOCK RUNYON, Ph. G., Professor of Theory and Practice of Pharmacy, and Dean of the Phar- maceutical Faculty, 53 Stevenson Street, San Francisco. WILLIAM MARTIN SEARBY, Professor of Materia Medica in the College of Pharmacy, 859 Market Street, San Francisco.
WILLIAM HENRY MAYS, M. D., Professor of Mental Dis- eases and Medical Jurisprudence, 329 Geary Street, San Francisco.
WILLIAM EDWIN TAYLOR, M. D., Professor of the Prin- ciples and rPactice of Surgery, 215 Geary Street, San Francisco.
G. H. KRIECHBAUM, Dentist, 85412 BROADWAY Rooms 16, 17, 18. Office Hours : 9-12 A. M., and 1-5 P. M.
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BERKELEY.
CLARK LA MOTTE GODDARD, A. M .. D.D.S., Professor of Mechanical Dentistry, Dental Metallurgy, and Ortho- donten. 131 Post Street, San Francisco.
ABRAHAM LEWIS LENGFELD. M. D .. Professor of Ma- teria Medica and Medical Chemistry, 954 Market Street, San Francisco.
IRVING STRINGHAM, Ph. D., Professor of Mathematics. Dean of the Faculty of Letters and of the Faculties of Science. corner Piedmont Avenue and Bancroft Way. Berkeley.
EDWARD LEE GREENE. Ph. B .. Lecturer on Botany. University Avenue. between Sherman and Grant Streets. Berkeley.
CORNELIUS BEACH BRADLEY. A. M .. Associate Profes- soy of the English Language and Literature, 668 Eigh- teenth Street. Oakland.
WILLIAM BREAKEY LEWITT. M. D., Professor of Anot- omy. 605 Laguna Street. San Francisco.
BENJAMIN RALPH SWAN. M. D., Professor of the Diseases of Children, 310 Stockton Street. San Francisco.
GEORGE HOLMES HOWISON. LL. D .. Mills Professor of Intellectual and Moral Philosophy and Civil Polity, cor- ner Piedmont Avenue and Channing Way, Berkeley LUIS LANE DUNBAR. D. D. S .. Professor of Operative Dentiatry and Dental Histology, and Dean of the Dental Forwlty, 509 Sniter Street. San Francisco.
MAURICE JAMES SULLIVAN. D. D. S .. Professor of Den- tol Pathology wad Therapeutics, 30 Post Street. San Francisco.
WILLIAM GALT RAYMOND, C. E., Instructor in Civil Engineering. Durant Avenue, near Tremont Street. Berkeley.
CHARLES WILLIAM SLACK. PH. B., LL. B .. Assistant Professor of Municipal Low. 212 Sansome Street, San San Francisco
HERMAN ROWER, C. E., Instructor in Instrumental Drou- ing. 90G Broadway. Oukland
EDWARD SINGLETON HOLDEN, LL. D., Director of the Liek Observatory, and Astronomer, Mount Hamilton.
ROBERT PAUL HASTINGS. A. B., LL. B., Dean of the Faculty of Ise. 120 Phelan Building, 808 Market Street. San Francisco,
WASHINGTON AYER, M. D., Professor of Hygiene, 410 Kearny Street, San Francisco.
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ARTISTS' MATERIALS, 412-414 Twelfth Street.
BERKELEY. 981
GEORGE F. E. HARRISON, 1ST LIEUT. SECOND U. S. AR- TILLERY, Professor of Military Science and Tactics, 2507 Sacramento Street, San Francisco.
GEORGE HERMAN POWERS, A. M., Professor of Ophthal- mology and Otology, 215 Geary Street, San Francisco.
JOACHIM HENRY SENGER, PH. D., Instructor in German and Greek, 2122 Steiner Street, San Francisco.
WILLIAM WATT KERR, A. M., M. B., C. M., Professor of Clinical Medicine, 522 Sutter Street, San Francisco.
FELICIEN VICTOR PAGET, BACHELIER ES LETTRES, BACHELIER ES SCIENCES, Assistant Professor of the French and Spanish Languages, 813 Hyde Street, San Fran. cisco.
ARNOLD ABRAHAM D'ANCONA, A. B., M. D., Professor of Physiology and Microscopy, 405 Montgomery Street, San Francisco
THOMAS RUTHERFORD BACON, A. B., B. D., Instruct- or in History, Corner Oxford and Addison Streets, Berkeley
ELISHA WILLIAMS MCKINSTRY, LL. D., Professor of Municipal Law, 4 Sutter Street, San Francisco.
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