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GEO. M. WETHERBEE'S HARD WOOD
SAWING, PLANING AND TURNING ESTABLISHMENT
AND BEE HIVE MANUFACTORY, KORBEL BROS.' MILLS, Cor. FIFTH AND BRYANT STREETS, SAN FRANCISCO.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
WM. SMITH,
MANUFACTURER OF
No. 3.
PATENT
WATER CLOSETS
No. 1.
21 Montgomery Avenue, SAN FRANCISCO.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
ESTABLISHED IN 1852.
ARMES & DALLAM,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
Wooden
Willam
Brooms,
Brushes,
Baskets,
Matches,
Twines,
Clothes Wringers, Wrapping Paper, Feather Dusters, Fishing Tackle, Axe Handles,
Cordage, Paper Bags, Stationery, Demijohns, ETC., ETC.
SOLE AGENTS FOR HALL & WAGNER'S BLEACHING SOAP, "NO BRAND" PARLOR MATCHES, COTTON WEBBING FOR FISH NETS, JAPANESE PAPER OIL CLOTH, DAVIS' PATENT BUILDING PAPERS.
MANUFACTURERS OF Churns, Pails, Tubs, Washboards, Sieves, Barrel Covers, Butter Moulds, Kegs, Well Buckets, Towel Rollers, Potato Mashers, Rolling Pins, Step Ladders, Pastry Boards, Nest Boxes, Flour Pails, Brooms, Broom Handles, Etc., Etc.
115 and 117 FRONT STREET SAN FRANCISCO.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
PHOENIX IRON WORKS,
Nos. 18 and 20 Fremont St., near Market, San Francisco, Cal.
ALL KINDS OF
FORGING AND MACHINE WORK,
LABOR OMNIA VINCIT
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Prison Cells and Bridge Work, Wrought Iron Girders and Beams, FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES, BANK VAULTS AND BANK LOCKS, WROUGHT IRON DOORS & SHUTTERS -ALL KINDS OF- House-Smith Work, DRY AIR COMPRESSORS FOR STEAM OR WATER POWER, STEAM ENGINES AND HORSE-POWERS Made to Order.
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY. JONATHAN KITTREDGE, Proprietor.
THE DR. BLY ARTIFICIAL LIMBS
-MANUFACTURED BY-
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B
Without Lateral Motion.
MENZO SPRING,
No. 9 Geary Street,
JUNCTION OF MARKET AND KEARNY. Where he will continue the manufacture of the " Anatomical " and the best of other first-class Artificial Legs ; also repairs Artificial Limbs of all kinds.
Universal Ankle Motion
ARTIFICIAL ARMS OF THE BEST KINDS AT EASTERN PRICES.
Descriptive Circulars, Blanks for taking Measurements, with instructions and Price List, free on application, as above.
TEUBNER & HOFFMANN, ENTIRE NEW STYLE OF
METAL SHOW CASES,
532 CALIFORNIA STREET,
Between Kearny and Montgomery Streets, (Basement), SAN FRANCISCO.
MAGIC SHOW CASE DOOR SPRINGS. A large assortment of Silver, White Metal and Wood Show Cases, of the latest improved patterns, constantly on hand. Old Show Cases taken in exchange. Orders by mail promptly attended to.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
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OF CALIFORNIA.
GEO. A. MOORE, President.
W. R. CLUNESS, Vice-Pres't and Medical Director
E. B. MOTT, Jr., Secretary.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE :
R. C. CLARK, SAMUEL LAVENSON, EDW. CADWALADER.
DIRECTORS :
ROBERT SHERWOOD
. Capitalist, San Francisco.
SAMUEL LAVENSON
. Merchant, Sacramento.
J. H. CARROLL.
Merchant, Sacramento.
J. F. HOUGHTON.
.President Home Mutual Fire Ins. Co., San Francisco.
R. C. CLARK.
. Superior Judge, Sacramento.
EDW. CADWALADER.
.Insurance and Real Estate, Sacramento.
GEO. A. MOORE.
Insurance. Sacramento.
L. S. ADAMS.
Merchant, San Francisco.
D. W. EARL ..
Forwarding and Commission Merchant, San Francisco.
M. BRYTE
. Dairyman, San Francisco.
W. R. CLUNESS.
.Physician, Sacramento.
CHAS. N. FOX
Attorney at Law, San Francisco.
E. K. ALSIP
Insurance and Real Estate, Sacramento.
The business of THE PACIFIC MUTUAL for 1879 was fully up to the general standard, and equal to the anticipations of its friends. It paid all maturing liabilities promptly, and increased its gross surplus $32,651.20; its receipts for premiums were $316,774.26; its interest receipts were $76,090.82; and from other sources it received $1,625.07, making a total income for the year of $394,490.15. The total amount paid during the year for death losses was $70,788.39, and for matured endowments, $132,778.42.
With December 31st, 1879, the Company closed its eleventh year, and in so doing affords THE ONLY INSTANCE ON RECORD in which a life insurance company in the eleventh year of its existence was enabled to pay its death losses from interest receipts; not only was this donc, but in addition thereto a considerable surplus remained.
SOMETHING NEW AND ADAPTED TO THE TIMES Low Rato Plan.
A MAXIMUM OF INSURANCE AT A MINIMUM OF COST.
The Deposit Endowment Policy, combining in a remarkable degree the elements of Protection and Investment, at one rate of premium, is by far the best endowment proposition ever submitted to the public.
ASK OR SEND FOR EXPLANATORY CIRCULAR.
Our Mutual Investment Policy contains a guarantee of cash dividends, cash surrender value, and paid up Insurance.
OFFICE, 512 CALIFORNIA STREET.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
THOMSON & EVANS 110 and 112 Beale Street, Mechanical Engineers and Machinists
BUILDERS OF ALL KINDS OF
MACHINERY
STEAM ENGINES --- Stationary or Marine, High or Low Pressure, or Compound, Vertical or Horizontal. Mining Pumps, Hoisting Works, Safety Cages, Air Compressors ; Quartz Mills, Dry or Wet Crushing ; Improved Self-Oiling, Chilled Car Wheels and Axles, with protected Journals.
SAW MILL MACHINERY, Shafting, Pulleys, Hangers, Pillow Blocks, etc., Truck Axle Boxes and Nuts All Sizes of Standard Gas and Tube Flanges always on hand. SUCTION HOSE MADE TO ORDER. PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR MACHINERY FURNISHED.
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PAT'D
STEAM PUMPS FOR ALL PURPOSES.
DOUBLE-ACTING DEEP WELL STEAM PUMPS, For Artesian Wells and Mines.
THOMSON EVANS PAT. APPLIED FOR
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
SAN FRANCISCO AND PACIFIC GLASS WORKS.
ESTABLISHED 1865.
C. NEWMAN,
General Manager
Office and Works, KING STREET, near foot of Fourth, San Francisco.
Mannfacturers of all kinds of GREEN and BLACK GLASSWARE. All kinds of Plain and lettered bottles furnished at short notice.
C. NEWMAN'S IMPROVED ELASTIC DEMIJOHN, (Patented January 26th, 1875.) By re- ferring to the engraving, in the foreground will be seen a bottie partiaffy covered; a represents the glass, b the tule reed, and c the wicker-work. It will be seen that the bottle is first covered with the tule reed-a soft elastic substance-forming a cushlon, on which the rattan is woven. By this means the bottle is doubly protected, and made doubiy valuable from its immunity from break- age. Its advantages are so many and obvious, that it needs no argument to prove its merits. Those who use demijohns will see at once the superiority It possesses over all other covered bottles.
5
GALLS
THE GROOVE RING FRUIT JAR.
FRANCISCO
GLASS WORKS
This Jar has been extensively used in the East for sev- eral years, and from its simplicity of construction, cheap- ness and reflabliity, has become one of the most popular Jara now in uae.
NEWMAN'S IMPROVED BOX DEMIJOHN.
(PATENTED MARCH 30TH, 1875.)
These boxed demijohns are the simplest, best and cheap- est in the market. They are neat in appearance, compact, and securety packed, and are always ready for shipment by any conveyance, without danger of breakage, They will save 50 per cent. in freight. The demijohn in the box being glass, cannot destroy the flavor of the liquid, and consequently should take the place of wooden kegs for all purposes.
5 GALL'S
NEW IMPROV OF MI
2 GALL'S
GALL
NEW SÝPRO DEMIC MANUF'DB S.F.
DEMI JOHN
CLASS WORKS
S.F.
GLASS WORKS
PORCELAIN LINED.
MASON'S
PATENT NOV 30℃ 7858
GENERAL REFERENCE DEPARTMENT SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC HEMAY GLEY'S CIVIC CENTER
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
For the Year commencing April, 1880,
EMBRACING A
GENERAL DIRECTORY OF RESIDENTS
AND A
BUSINESS DIRECTORY;
ALSO
A DIRECTORY OF STREETS, PUBLIC OFFICES, ETC. AND A RELIABLE MAP OF THE CITY.
TOGETHER WITH
ers of the Municipal Government, Societies and other Organizations, and a great variety of Useful and Statistical Information,
EXHIBITING AT A GLANCE
THE PAST HISTORY AND PRESENT CONDITION OF THE CITY.
TWENTY-FIRST YEAR OF PUBLICATION.
COMPILED BY THE DIRECTORY PUBLISHING CO. Publication Office : No. 518 CLAY STREET.
PRICE FIVE DOLLARS.
GENERAL REFERENCE SAN FRANCISCO : FRANCIS, VALENTINE & CO., PRINTERS. 1880.
R&T
NEW
FAKE
.STYLE
ELEVATOR
CABINET
PHOTO'S
RIEMAN AND TUTTLE. PHOTOGRAPHERS . 26 MONTGOMERY STREET
FAK HOUSE:
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the Year 1880, by PAINTER & Co., In the office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. C.
J. C. MEUSSDOREFER & SON,
Manufacturers and Importers of
HATS AND HAT MATERIALS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
653 and 655 Market St., SAN FRANCISCO.
PREFATORY.
The number of references contained in the present volume of the San Francisco Directory, including the Register of Names from page 77 to page 967 and Supplementary Names from page 69 to page 76 is one hundred and nine thousand five hundred and forty, being a small increase of the number contained in the Directory of 1879. It has been customary in former volumes to give an estimate of the population, based on the number of names obtained by the Directory canvassers, but the near approach of the time when the Federal Census will be taken makes an estimate this year unnecessary. It may be stated, however, that a comparison of the number of names published in the volume of 1879 with that of 1880 will show but little change in the aggregate population since our last issue, notwithstanding the decrease during the past year of the Chinese element, which is estimated by good authorities to be about seven thousand.
The statement prepared for the State Controller by direction of the Board of Supervisors, giving an exhibit of financial affairs on October 6th, 1879, places the value of real estate at $123,114,905 ; improvements, $43,314,940 ; personal property, $50,959,491. Total, $217,389,336.
, The funded debt of the city June 30th, 1879, was $4,018,500; deducting the sinking fund on hand, $1,016,433.99, leaves the net funded debt $3,002,066.01. The rate of taxation was: City and County, $1.37 ; State, $0.62}. Total $1.99}. The Auditor's report gives the amount of demands audited during the fiscal year ending June 30tlı, 1879, $5,103,398.65.
In the General Review will be found much valuable information in regard to Trade and Commerce, City and County Finances, Registration of Votes, Real Estate, Public Buildings, Hotels, Theaters, Public Parks, Water Front and Harbor Improvements, Water Supply, Public Schools, Colleges, Public Libraries, Manufactures, Banking, Insurance, Health of the City, Hospitals, etc .; also, a resume of the operations of the different Steam and Street Railroads and Steamship Lines, together with other data well calculated to make the volume a valuable book of reference in future years. But the most interesting features of this department are valuable contributions on the Meteorology and Climate of San Francisco from 1851 to 1880, by Henry Gibbons, M.D.
The Appendix contains a variety of valuable information connected with the different departments of the Municipal Government and the officers thereof. There will be also found in this department of the work a large number of references to the different organizations in this city, embracing lists of the Federal, State and Municipal officers, notices of local Societies and Associations, Churches, Military Organizations, Incorporations, etc. Attention is invited to a new and corrected Map of the City and County of San Francisco, which for reliability and beauty of execution has never been equaled on this coast, and a Street Directory, including the official system of numbering the buildings, thoroughly revised, and carefully compared with each street and locality named therein.
The compiler respectfully tenders his thanks to Gen. James Coey, Postmaster of this city, for his courteous assistance during the progress of this work through the press. By. his kindness, several thousand notices of new arrivals, removals, etc., received at the Post Office, have been incorporated with the returns of the regular canvass. He would also express his acknowledgments for many favors extended by the different public officers, and other gentlemen who have been applied to for information, and to his numerous friends for their liberal patronage to the work.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
PAGE.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ADVERTISERS
5
PROGRESS OF THE CITY
7
Historical Review
7
FIRE PATROL 1090
Trade and Commerce
9
FEDERAL OFFICERS 1090
City and County Finances.
Army. 1090
1090
Treasurer's Report.
Internal Revenue.
1090
Auditor's Report.
11
Light House Department. 1090
Custom House. 1091
Registration of Votes.
11
United States Treasury 1092
Real Estate
12
United States Mint. 1092
1093
Custom House
14 14
STATE OFFICERS 1095
Executive Department. 1095
Board Railroad Commissioners. 1095
Board Equalization 1095
Board Education. 1095
Board Health 1095
Industrial School.
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute. 1095
House of Correction.
State Insane Asylums 1095
Hotels
State Prison. 1095
STATE APPOINTEES. 1095
1095
Steam Railroads.
Notarles Pubile 1095
Steamship Lines.
1095 Pilots.
1095
Water Front and Harbor Improvements.
Water Supply.
United States District.
1096 Supreme Court of California. Superior 1096
Justices' 1096
Police 1096
1096
Manufactures
Baptist.
1096
Banking and Finance
Congregational,
1097
Episcopal
1098
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS
43
STREET DIRECTORY
46
BUILDINGS, BLOCKS, ETC.
Public Dulldings, Halls
Presbyterian
1104
Blocks, Rows, Wharves.
67
Roman Catholic. 1106
Swedenborglan 1108
Unitarian. 1108
Universalist.
1109
Mariners
1109
Reformed Episcopal. 1109
Second Advent Christian 1109
Seventh Day Adventists 1109
Disciples of Christ 1109
Independent German 1109
Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints .. 1109
Christian Brethren. 1109
Russian, 1109
Friends' Meeting. 1110
Spiritualists Union. 1110
ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES 1110
Itellgious. 1110
Benevolent. 1111
Mining Companies. 1044 Newspapers 1050 Masonic Fraternity I. O. of Odd Fellows Periodicals 1050 Packets, Salling 1053 Temperance 1125 1124 Rafiroads 1061 Protective. 1127
·Stage Lines. Steamboats Bay and Ilver 1069 1063 MILITARY
Steamship Lines.
1074
United States Army. 1138
National Guard of California, 1138
Governor's Staff. 1138
Division Statt 1138
Brigade Staff 1139
Congressional 1086 Second Reginient Infantry. 1139
First Regiment Infantry 1139 Third Itegiment Infantry. 1139
First Battalion Cavalry. 1140
Independent Companies. 1140
CEMETERIES
1140
FIRE DEPARTMENT 1089 Officers and Organization 1089
1068
Literary, Historical, etc. 1131
Soclal. 1134
1138
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
1083
Board of Supervisors. 1083
Board of Education 1083 City and County Officers 1084 ELECTION DISTRICTS 1086 Senatorial and Assembly 1086
977
Consuls.
1000 1008
Expresses.
Incorporated Companies 1023
Insurance Companies 1025
68
State.
City and County.
65 68 68
CITY ORDINANCE-Hack and Cab Fares.
ADDITIONAL NAMES, REMOVALS, ETC. REGISTER OF NAMES.
69 77 968 971
CHINESE DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Banks
41 4º 12
Insurance.
Evangelical Lutheran. Hebrew
1102
Methodist
1102
Places of Amusement. Prominent Places.
67
KEY TO PUBLIC OFFICES Federal
20 23 25 26
Ferries and Bay Steamers.
Port Wardens
COURTS 1095 1095 1096 United States Circult.
Public Squares and Gardens. Public Schools.
28
Colleges and I'rivate Schools
Libraries ..
30 3-4 36 39
Health of the City
Hospitals
15 15
United States Marine Hospital.
15
New City Hall.
16
19
Theaters
18 19
Street Railroads
Ilarbor Commissioners.
Public Buildings.
1-1
Surveyor-General
Post-office. 1093
United States Mint and coinage, 1879.
United States Sub-Treasury
United States Appraiser's Building
Post-office and its operations. 1879
10 10 11
Tax Collector's Report.
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Superintendent of Streets Report
11
Expenditures. .. 1089
PAGE.
Location of Apparatus. 1089
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT ..... front of vol. and 1141
City and County .. ..... 1087 POLICE DEPARTMENT 1087 First Callforula Guard. 1140
FIRE ALARM AND POLICE TELEGRAPHI 1087
Telegraph Lines.
67
39 CHURCHES
1101
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ADVERTISERS.
PAGE.
Adams A. P.
997
Ætna Iron Works.
x
Figel Joseph.
front cover
Allen Wm. R. & Co.
1013, 1059
Filippe T. B
.1073
Firemans Fund Ins. Co.,
Fisher J. H.
xiil and front cover
.1049
1066
Foard Lorentz.
xxli, and front cover
Frankenthal & Co.
1002
Friedhofer l'auf
1022, 1145
Fulton Foundry,
XXXVII
Gannon Peter T ..
XIvi
Garratt W. T
XXXVIII
German Savings and Loan Soc ....
.xviil
Getleson & Landis
1029
Gilbert & Moore (2) ...
1013
Gladding, McBean & Co
1065
Golden State and Miners' Iron Works xxxVIli
Goldsmith W. E. & Son.
XXX1
Gordon James E. & Co.,
1020, and reg. of names, top lines
McGuire Arthur.
1068
Gray M ........... reg. of names, side lines
Gray N. & Co ...
1144
Mckinnle Murray
xlvi
Greenebaum & Co.
1041
McNally & Hawkins.
.1013 and 1059
Greenwood W. M.
xltil
Mel George ..
1141
Gruenbagen C. H.
1081
Gundlach J. & Co.,
1049, and reg. of names, bottom ilnes Gutte & Frank xxvill
Hallidie A. S.
xl1
Hamburg-Magdeburg Fire Ins. Co.,
xxvlli
Heald's Business College.
998
Hebb A. Y
65
Helvetia Swiss Fire Ins. Co.
xxvii
Hendy Joshua.
x11
Herrmann C.
1021
Heynemann & Co.
1006
Hibernia Savings and Loan Soc .... xvIl
Hicks D. & Co.,
reg. of names, side Ilnes
Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes.
xxxv11
Hopper S. E.
1014
Huhn & Luckhardt
972
Huntington, Hopkins & Co
1020
Hurley D. J
1144
Imperial Fire Ine .. xxii and front cover India Rice Mill ..
Jacoby Louls
xxvlil
Jesse & Drew.
1144
Jewell A. M. & Co.
xli11
Johnston William D.
972
Kallenberg Theo
1038
King of Wm. C. James & Co., 1021, and 1058
Egerton Henry C. 1048, 1068 Enterprise Mill. 1003 Kohler & Frohling. front cover Eppstein & Co .. 986 Kroger F. & Co. 1067
Esterbrook Steel Pen Co. x111 Kuner A 1145
PAGE
Lazard Frères.
xix
Linard B. R
.1035
Linforth, Rice & Co.
.1
Liverpool and London and Globe
Ins. Co
1141
London Assurance Corporation,
London and S. F. Bank
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Low C. Adolphe & Co.
Xx
Loweree Wlillam H.
1055
Malion John.
xlvll
Martell John ..
xlvll
Marye Geo. T. & Son
986
Massey & Yung ...
591
Mathewson S. R. & Co.
1008
Mayer Joseph ..
xlix
Metropolitan Match Factory Meussdorffer J. C & Son, xllv, 1021, back of title and bottom edge of book
Meyers Adolph
1049
Montague W. W. & Co.,
1004, 1026, 1039, 1061, 1070, (3) 1075
Montealegre J. G.
651
Montealegre & Co.
.XX
Morrison Jonas J.,
reg. of names, top lines
Muller C ..... reg. of names, bottom lines
Myers A ..
XXXV
Myers' Koumiss.
XXXV
Neustadter Bros ..
1066
Nevada Bank of S. F.
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Nevada Metallurgical Works.
972
Neville & Co. (2) 974. 976, 989, 1001,
1052, 1054, (2) 1064, 1075, 1076, 1078
Newbaner & Co ...
Newhall H. M. & Co.
xxiII
Newman C .........
.lvi and back of cover
Nichole A. C. & Co.
.1029
Northern Assurance Co.,
xxll, and front cover
Oregon Railway and Navigation Co ... xl Orrick O. S. 1053
Pacific Business College
xvi, 998, and back of cover
Pacific Iron Works.
XxxVI
Pacific Mail SS. Co
1v
Pacific Mutual Life, Ilv and front cover
Pacific Plating Works.
1067
Pacific Rolling Mill Co
xxxVII
Pacific Wire Works. .352
Pasquale B. 1010
Kittredge Jonathan
1111
Pfenniger John
1028
Knowles George B
1039
Phelps & Miller.
730
Philadelphia Brewery.
xxIx
Phoenix Iron Works
Pioneer Carpet Beating Machine ... .. 991
Daneri F. & Co.
xivil
Day Thomas, 1013, 1059 and front cover
Degen L. P.
.979
Denniston E. G.
.1067
Dickson, De Wolf & Co
1142
Dixon & Bernstein,
xxxiv, and reg. of names, side linea
Doane & Co
back of cover
Dodge, Sweeney & Co
.. xxx and 278
Duncan George & Co ....
972
Dunbam, Carrigan & Co.
.1020
xvi, and back of cover
Clark George W.,
reg. of namea, bottom linea
Clark N.
1065
Clark Truman S. & Co.
1026
Coggeshall B. S.
XXXV
Collins T.
981
Commercial Insurance Co.
XXV
Connelly James & Co.
.1013
Continental Oll and Transportation
Co., 1052, and reg. of names, top lines
Cook H. N. 975, 979, 1022 Cook & Ellis. 979 Cope & Davis. 986
Cornwall P. B.
xlix
1081
Bonney O
Booker W. Lane .... xxii and front cover Bragg Robert.
Browell J.
x1
Brown Charles
,1147
Buchanan & Lyall
993, 1075
Burnham J. W. & Co.
991, 1013
California Brass Foundry XXXIX California Electrical Works. 979, 1007 (2) 1048, 1049, 1051, 1067, 1074, 1081 California Insurance Co .. XXVI California Medical College ..
1064
American Saw Co.
Anglo-Callfornian Bank
viii
Armes & Dallanı
lil and 987
Austin B. C. & Co
1075
Baldwin Hotel. ..... 1145 and back cover Balzer Hy. & Co. XXVII Bandmann, Nielsen & Co ...... 1041, 1059 Bank British Columbia 1x Bank British North America XxIx
Bancroft A. L. & Co ...
106
PAGE.
Falkner, Bell & Co
.XXV
Fuhrman A. M.
352
Lundy T
11
Macdonald D. A. & Co.
1003
Macdonough J., reg. of names, top lines
Mackintosh & Bacon
986
Macondray & Co
XXI
Madison & Burke.
1062
Barnard's Business College
998
Barr J. D.
1076
Bay City Oyster Co.
116
Bellingham Bay Coal Co.
xlix
Bernard Charles
xxii
Black Dlamond Coal Mining Co.
xllx
Bodwell H. H.
xxxIv, and 1060
Boesch Emlle.
1028
California Putters
1142
Callfornia Wire Works
.x11
Capp C. S. & Co ...
1062
Central Gardens Ass'n
11
Chamberlain & Robinson,
6
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
PAGE.
Queen Insurance Co.,
PAGE.
xxil, and front cover
Rankin, Brayton & Co. xxxVI
Richards & Snow. 1059
Rieger P. & Co ... 1010 Rieman & Tuttle. .back of title
Roach John.
xivil
Robbins F. A.
1038
Rodgers, Meyer & Co.
.. XX
Rosenbaum A. S. & Co ..
xlv
Rothschild & Ehrenpfort.
xiv
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.
Ruffino L. J. & Co.
1039
Sacred Heart College. ....... . ....... xvii Sadler & Co.,
987, 1009, 1051, 1058, 1065, and 1069
San Francisco and Pacific Glass
Works Ivi, and back of cover
San FranciscoCordageManufactory.xiii San Francisco Gas Light Co .... .xlix San Francisco Laundry,
reg. of names, bottom lines
San Francisco Plating Works ......... 1067
San Francisco Savings Unlon ....... xviii San Francisco Wire Works .. 1081 Schmidt M. & Co. 984, 1035
Schmolz Willlam
1143
Scotchler & Gibbs.
1064
Schussler H.
x11x
Seattle Coal and Transportation Co .. 814
Union Insurance Co.
... X
Union Soda Works.
1067
Selby Smelting and Lead Co ... xxiv
Shaeffer J. W. & Co.
xll1
Shepman W. E.
1067
Shippers' Guide 65
Shreve George C. & Co.
Sims John R.
1003, 1027, 1067, 1079
xxxIx
Skinker John.
xxx1
Smith William
11
Spaulding J. & Co.
991
Spence A. S. & Co.,
Waterhouse & Lester. xlviii 76, 590. 1009, 1146, front edge of book Spring Menzo ... .1111 Watson & Co. 1001
St. Ignatius' College.
xiv
Weed & Kingwell.
XXXIx
Standard Soap Co
.967
Welch & Co
XXVI
Wells, Fargo & Co ..
Starr & Co
. XXX
Steele James G. & Co.
1005
Stevens W. E.
1142
Strahle Jacob & Co ..
590
Straus, Kohnstamm & Co
.xiv
Syz Harry W
xxvii
Taber, Harker & Co
xlv
Wolff & Loze
1080
Taylor S. P. & Co. 1054, 1055
Teubner & Hoffmann .1111 Thompson George C .. 1067 Thomson & Evans .lv
Transatlantic Fire Insurance Co ... XXV
Truworthy F. M ...
... xxlv
Trumbull R. J. & Co.
front cover
Tustin W. I.
xxxll, xxx111 |
Yost D. Z. & Co
986
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Wetherbee George M. .1
Wheat C. D. 934
White Bros ... xlvi
Whitelaw T. P. H.
1038
Wieland John
XXIx Will & Finck. 979, 998, 1002
Williams, Dimond & Co.
xxiii
Wood George M. & Co.
xlvi
Wooster, Hubbell & Co
XXX
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PROGRESS OF THE CITY
1879-80.
. CURRENT HISTORY.
THE CITY
SAN FRANCISCO, the youngest of America's great cities, has a history, which, though brief in its course of years, is a succession of rapidly occurring incidents, O threading the romantic and marvelous, where the staid commonplaces of other lands seldom appear. OF The exact date of settlement, or founding, may be claimed for the time when the site of the Mission was first selected by Portala and Crespi in 1769 ; or when the Mission and Presidio were established by the good Friars Palou and Cambon in 1776 ; or when Richard- SEAL son, in 1835, located here and established a trading OF KORO ENPAZ post, calling the place Yerba Buena ; or when Vioget, in 1839, surveyed the ground into streets and squares; A or when in 1847, the Americans in possession, resur- veyed and enlarged the area, and gave the name of EN GUERRA FIERRO San Francisco. A medieval obscurity surrounds its early settlement and progress. The religious spirit of the middle ages, even to a late date in the eighteenth century, still governing the Spanish peo- ple, prompted its devotees to penetrate the wild regions of the new world to spread the doc- trines of the Church, and gather the heathen under its care rather than to enlarge the sphere of human liberties or pursue wealth by extending commerce or developing the resources of the country.
Under such auspices was the site of the City selected and occupied, thus giving in the brief period of a century, an ancient character to its history, advancing with a bound as it sprang from Spanish to American rule-from the semi-civilized past to the enlightenment and activity of modern times. The peculiar features of the City were not obliterated by the change. An- cient and simple as it was in its origin it has become the most busy and cosmopolitan of the age. Every State of the Union has its representative, and from every quarter of the globe have come its citizens ; the language of every commercial people is spoken ; every color which the human visage bears is seen, and every religion has its worshippers. These characteristics of cosmopolitanism distinguish the modern city from its sisters as did its mediaval features of early years from the settlements of the Atlantic Coast.
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