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Sadler Clarence H., patternmaker, r. 856% Harrison Sadler Frank E., organbuilder John Bergstrom, r. Oakland
Sadler Hermann J. (Albert Mau & Co.) r. 2324 Pacific Av
Sadler & Co. (Caleb Sadler, E. D. Kenfield and C. M. Sadier) wholesale notions and druggist sun- dries, 607 Market
Saegera Cord, laborer, r. Harmony Hotel
Saenger Halle, F. G. Schneider proprietor, 14 Geary
Saenger Julius, cook, r. 10 Jasper Pl, rear
Saenger Leopold, r. 1054%% Howard
19 Saenger. See Sanger
Safe Deposit Building, SE cor Montgomery and Cali- fornia
Safety Fund Benevolent Association, John F. Naughton secretary, 14 Dupont, room 48
Safety Nitro Powder Co., Gustave Sutro presi- dent, S. C. Buckbee secretary, works nr Sobrante Station, Contra Costa Co., Flint, Peabody & Co. general agents, 430 California
Saffold Reuben B. (Saffold & Meux) r. 2503 Califor- nia
Saffold & Meux (Reuben B. Saffold and Joseph P. Meux) attorneys at law, 434 California, rooms 1-4 Safford E. Miss, registry clerk Post Office, r. 427 Sut- ter
Safford Harry F., clerk, r. 515 Oak
Safford H. S., correspondent Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. Oakland
Safford Kate Miss, teacher Kindergarten No. 4, r. 1908 Buchanan
Safford T. J. Mrs., r. 1908 Buchanan
Safford William S., r. 510 Geary
Safino Giovanni B., laborer, r. 506 Union
Safried Frederick, hatter, r. 9 St. Mary's
Saftig Jacob G., insurance broker, 316 California, r. 1 McDermott Pl
Sagaes Joseph, laborer Arpad Haraszthy & Co.
Sagar Washington, coachman, r. 1103 Jackson
Sage Harry, expressman, r. 513 Davis
Sage Harvey E., car painter N. B. and M. RR., r. 35 Fifth
Sage Louis P., proptr Cowell's Battery St. Warehouse, r. 2828 California
Sage Orlando G., cashier Baker & Hamilton, r. 812 Twentieth
Sage Robert M., clerk, r. 322 Sutter
Sagehorn Charles H.,salesman McCarthy Bros. & Co., r. 1522 Jackson
Sagehorn Herman, groceries and liquors, 520 Union
Sagers August, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Sageson Peter, clerk Cal. Cracker Co., r. 313 Pacific
Sagge Henry, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. Avenue House
Saglow Charles, tailor, r. 228 Montgomery Av
Sagois John, laundryman S. F. Laundry, S s Eddy, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Sahla Ferdinand J., seaman, r. 832 Pacific
Sahlein Heury, with Levi Strauss & Co., r. 236 Sutter Sahlein Moses J., flowers and feathers, 1006 Market, r. 421 Ellis
Sahling Herman H., hostler, r. 311 Twenty-sixth
Sahling Nicholas, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 4%% Decatur
Sahlmann Carsten, packer National Flour Mills, r. 2208 Powell
Sahnke Herman G., groceries and liquors, SE cor Sixteenth and Dolores
Sahrbacher Charles, butcher. r. 1133 Clay
Sahrbacher Herman, driver National Brewery, SE cor Fulton and Webster
Sailor's Home, Daniel Swannack superintendent, NE cor Harrison and Main
Sainsot Anna, liquor saloon, NW cor Mission and Main
Sainsot Francois, r. NW cor Mission and Main
Sainsot Rudolph, sashmaker, r. 200 Mission
Sais M. V., widow, r. 3 Wheelock Pl
Sais Philip A., cook, r. 908 Sansome
Saissai Auguste, r. 605 Broadway Saize Rafaela, widow, r. 405 Green
Sajous Louls, clerk Michelssen, Brown & Co., r. 106%% Turk
Sajous Marie Mme, r. 106% Turk
Sala Gaetano, cook, r. Roma Hotel
Sala Giuseppe, dishwasher N. Giamboni & Co., r. 33 O'Farrell
Sala Joseph C., mathematical instrument maker J. Roach, r. 2002 Taylor
Salamander Felting Co., E. A. Millard mana- ger, 402 Montgomery, room 9
Salander Henry, steward stmr Pioneer, r. New Hansa Hotel
Salaui Ammivelle, laborer, r. 807 Battery
Salano Rinaldo, wireweaver Cal. Wire Works, r. 405 Greenwich
Salas Benjamin, longshoreman. r. 521 Vallejo
Salaa Josephine, widow, r. 1417 Powell
Salaz José, carpenter, r. 527 Broadway
Salazar A. S., student Heald's Business College
Salazar B. Mrs., r. 225 Ellis Salazar J. Antonio, r. 508 Sutter
Salazar Nicholas, pile driver, r. 324 Vallejo, rear
Salberg Moses, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., r. 1310 Larkin
Salcido Marina Miss, r. 2313 California
Salcido Rafaela Miss. r. 2313 California
Saldano Feliciana, widow, r. 1313 Dupont
Saldez Manuela, barber, 505 Broadway, r. 29 Hinkley Saldierna Genaro, musician, r. Gailhard Hotei
Sale C. O. Mrs., furnished rooms, 30 Kearny
Sale Clement S., salesman White & Cambridge, r. Ahlborn House
Sale John, cigarmaker Edgar W. Briggs, r. 605 Du- pont
Sales George, shipcarpenter Dickie Bros
Sales William M., miner, r. 316 Hayes
Salfeld David, draftsman Wright & Sanders, r. 216 Kearny
Salfield C. D., physician, office and r. 216 Kearny Salgee Conrad, laborer, r. 5 Florence
Salinas Andrew, waiter P. C. SS. George W. Elder, r. 629 Davis
Salinger Frederick, r. 164 Jessie
Salinger Joseph (Selmer & Salinger) r. 606 Powell
Salinger Julius, commission merchant, 312 Sacra- mento, and secretary Patent Brick Co., 512 Cali- fornia. r. 908 Sutter
Salinger William W. (Oppenheimer & Salinger) r. 704 O'Farrell
Salini Francesco, Italian Ben. Soc., 423 Washington Salisbury Albert G., watchman, r. Park Hotel
Salisbury John, machinist, r. N & Twenty-third, nr Church
Salisbury Mary A. Miss, assistant Mission Primary School, r. 916 Washington
Salisbury Monroe, capitalist, 320 Sansome, room 26, r. SW cor Fillmore and McAllister
Salisbury Roscoe R., elevatorman Nevada Block, r. 528 Pine
i Salisbury. See Salsbury and Saulsbury
Salkeld William I. (Salkeld & Eckart; r. Oakland
Salkeld & Eckart (William I. Salkeld and W. R. Eck- art) millwrights and engineers, 217 Sansome, rooms 2-3
Salle Michel J., reporter, r. 4 Chatham Pl
Salles Bertrand (Peguillan & Salles) r. St. Thomas, bet Platte and Yazoo
Salmeur Henry, r. 621 Pacific
Salmon Beaty C., r. 723%% O'Farrell
Salmon Belle Miss, cigarmaker, r. 906 Clay
Salmon Charles, cook P. C. SS. City of Chester
Salmon E., r. 330 Geary
Salmon Joseph S., real estate and insurance broker, 305 Kearny, r. 824 Mission
Salmon Katie Miss, cigarmaker, r. 906 Clay
Salmon Michael, longshoreman, r. 81 Natoma
Salmon Peter, laborer, r. 1022 Hampshire
Salmond Colon, second officer O. and O. SS. Arabic
Salomon Benedict I., night inspector Custom House, r. 107 Guerrero
Salomon Edward S., attorney-at-law, rooms 4-5 Stevenson Building, 331 Montgomery, r. 107 Guer- rero
Salomon Edwin, salesman Alexander Nicoll, r. 330 Geary
Salomon Ferdinand, merchant, r. 118 Eleventh
Salomon Gustav, watchmaker, 1218 Polk
Salomon Jacob (Salomon, Wise & Cohn) r. Oakland
Salomon Jacob L., pawnbroker, 622 Kearny, r. 1425 Pine
Salomon Joseph, r. 47 Russ
Salomon Joseph, clerk, r. 308 Sutter
Salomon Louis, salesman Martin Feusier & Co., r. 543 Jessie
Salomon Maximilian, gauger U. S. Internal Revenue, r. 107 Guerrero
G. W. CLARK & CO. 57
LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF WALL PAPERS ON THE COAST .. : : : : 645 MARKET ST.
D. HICKS & CO., 508 Montgomery St., cor. Commercial, Leading Bookbinders of San Francisco.
HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES,
FULTON IRON WORKS, 213 Fremont Nt .. Manufacturers of QUARTZ MILLS and Mining Machinery.
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Salomon Moritz, milkman, r. 2513 Sutter
Salomon Moses, tailor, r. 1122 Larkin
Salomon Newman, butter, egge, cheese, etc., 66 Cen- tre Market, r. 706 Ellis
Salomon Toblas, clerk Newman Salomon, r. 726 O'Farrell
Salomon, Wise & Cohn (Jacob Salomon, R. Wise and Gabriel Cohn) mufrs cigars, 606-608 Battery 19 Salomon. See Solomon
Salomonson Abraham, cigarmaker. r. 37 Langton Salomonson Paulina, widow, r. 37 Langton
Salsbury Charles, sawyer Jason Springer & Co., r. 1313 Howard
Salsbury Charles, solicitor, r. S & Sixteenth, bet Shotwell and Folsom
Salsbury Edmund J., janitor Haverly's California Theater, r. 29 John
Salsbury Henry A., salesman John Kentfield & Co., r. 545 Minna
Salsbury Henry G., salesman Jason Springer & Co., r. 156 Third
Salsbury Warren H. (Jason Springer & Co.) r. 1313 Howard
( Salsbury. See Salisbury and Saulsbury Salsido Juan, upholsterer, r. 608 Filbert
Salter Frank, receiver Central RR., r. 116 Turk Salter John, r. 444 Brannan
Salter John W., druggist, NW cor Valencia and Hill, r. 1014 Valencia
Salter Woodley G., salesman Preble & Jones, r. 3 Elizabeth
Saltman Charles, butcher, r. 123 Liberty
Salta James, salesman Crane, Hastings & Co., r. 1307 Octavia
Saltsein Hermann A.,engineer Potrero Yeast and Dis- tilling Co., r. NW cor Lahaina and Monongahela Saltz Albert, finisher Frederick Hufschmidt, r. 2912 % Sixteenth
Saltz Delia, widow, r. 540 Bryant
Salvador Frederico, waiter P. M. SS. City of Rio de Janeiro
Salvatori Gargiulio (Salvatori & Esposito) r. 522 Fil- bert
Salvatori & Esposito (Gargiulio Salvatori and Roccho Esposito) fruits and produce, 4-6 Grand Floral Market
Salver Francisco G., laborer, r. 315 Drumm
Salveter Joseph, clerk, r. 173 Minns
Salz Edward (Salz & Prag) r. 106 Mason
Salz Ferdinand, clerk Greensfelder & Co., r. 106 Ma- son
Salz Jacob (Kullman, Salz & Go., and Kullman, Wag- ner & Co.) r. Stockton, Cal.
Salz & Prag (Edward Salz and Conrad Prag) mnfrs paper boxes, 539 Market
Samango Horatio, r. 1016 Pacific
Samberetta Robert, seaman, r. 15 Howard
Sambraillo Paul, Austrian Ben. Soc., 71 New Mont- gomery
Sambraillo Peter, Austrian Ben. Soc., 71 New Mont- gomery
Sambrano Jesse, saddler, r. 1312 Mason
Samengo Orazio, restaurant, 1016 Pacific
Samet José, clerk José Alcayaga, r. 420 Broadway
Samish Robert, porcelain painter Ackerman Bros., r. 502 Bush
Samler Annie, widow, r. 2415 Greenwich
Sammi Henry L., salesman National Flour Mills,r.1653 Mission
Sammis William, carpenter, r. 6 Bay
Sammy George, groceries and liquors, NE cor Golden Gate Av and Larkin, r. 404 Larkin
Samon Manuel, grainer, r. 265 Clementina Samorana Felicitas, widow, r. 904 Jackson
Sample H., horse trainer, office 529 Clay,r. 9 Mason Sample Samuel M., with Samuel S. Sample, r. 29 Kearny
Sample Samuel S., wines and liquors,231 Kearny, r. 29 Kearny
Sampson B. C.,lumberman Union Box Factory,r.Oak- land
Sampson Charles, messman O. Imp. SS. Umatilla Sampson Daniel, waiter, r. 246 Jessle
Sampson David E., pressman, r. 510 Stockton
Sampson Edward, porter Hammam Baths, 11 Dupont Sampson George F., cutter H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 1 Boston Pl
Sampson Harvey W., carpenter, r. 2507 Folsom Sampson Henry (Kavanagh & Sampson) r. 3 Selina Pl Sampson Henry, stevedore, r. 510 Stockton
Sampson Henry A., compositor, r. 510 Stockton
Sampson James B., whitener, r. 23 Glover
Sampson John, r. NW cor Meigg's Wharf and Fran - clsco
Sampson John, expressman, NW cor Washington and Battery. r. 2436 John
Sampson John A., assistant cashier Custom House, r. 1412 California
Sampson Julia, r. 934 Howard
Sampson M. J. Mrs., r. 1 Boston Pl
Sampson Richard, cook O. and O. SS. Arabic
Sampson Samuel, seaman, r. 101 Jessie
Sampson Samuel, teamster, r. 1918 Stevenson
Sampson William S., jobber, r. 24%% John
19 Sampson. See Samson
Sams Joseph, waiter, r. 264 Clementina
Samson Albert L., pressman, r. 655 Washington
Samson Fannie M., widow. r. 1132 Pine
Samson John P., seaman, r. 10 Jackson
Samson Rudolph, cashier H. Levi & Co., r. 520 Jones Samson. See Sampson
Samsreither George. lodgings, 411 Pacific
Samuel Aron, proptr Cal. Hide and Leather Co., 303 Battery, r. 1431 O'Farrell
Samuel Asa C., salesman Charles M. Plum & Co., r. 125 Ellis
Samuel Bennie C., salesman Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 1301 Octavia
Samuel Elizabeth, widow, r. 851 Folsom
Samuel Emanuel, r. 30 Everett
Samuel George, trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 524 Fourth
Samuel Harris, tailor, 808 Third
Samuel Henry, trunkmaker, r. 524 Fourth
Samuel Joseph, watchmaker, 32534 Fifth
Samuel Moses (Newmans & Samuel) r. 1301 Octavia Samuel Robert (Robert Samuel & Co.) r. Florence House
Samuel Robert & Co. (Robert Samuel) toys and fancy goods, 914 Market
Samuel Wayle A., trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 925 Eighteenth
Samuel William, peddler, r. 524 Fourth
Samuel William, printer, r. 623 Golden Gate Av
Samuels Adolphe, compositor Abend Post, r. 808 Fol- som
Samuels Casper, merchant, r. 1520 Post
Samuels Charles H., clerk M. Franklin & Bro., r. 808 Folsom
Samuels David, dry goods and laces, 123-129 Post, r. 713 Post
Samuels Frederick S., clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1353 Howard
Samue's Harris, clerk R. D. W. Davis & Co., r. 518 Green
Samuels James, shoemaker, r. 613 Linden Av
Samnels J. L., r. Commercial Hotel
Samuels Julius, dry goods, 104-108 Kearny, r. 2293 Sacramento
Samuels L. Mrs., widow, r. 508 McAllister
Samuels Louis, seaman, r. 406 Pacific
Samuela Louis, merchant, r. 518 Green
Samuels Samuel, peddler, r. 1326 Stockton
Samuels Sarah, widow, r. 623 Larkin
Samuels Selig, rag dealer, r. 37 Moss
Samuels Stanley A., r. 1353 Howard
Samuels William C., machine operator Cahn, Nick- elsburg & Co., r. 613 Linden Av
Samuels W. R. Gilling, F. A. S. physician and surgeon, office 719. Market, r. 1822 Market
Samuelson John, seaman, r. 12 Washington Samwells L. J. Mrs., r. 73 West Mission
San Bernardino Borax Mining Co. (San Bernardino Co., Cal.) office 106 Leidesdorff, rooma 7-8
San Bruno Hotel, John Schaer proptr, W s San Bruno Road, bet Army and Eve
San Diego Line Packeta, Charles H. Wells agent, 10 California
San Dominico, mechanic. r. 633 Broadway
San Francisco Abend Post (German daily and weekly) San Francisco Abend Post Publishing Co. publishers and proprietors, 535 California
San Francisco Abend Post Publishing Co., O. F. Von Rhein president, Stephen Ruf secre- tary, Hugo Herzer manager, 535 California
San Francisco and Clear Lake Railroad Co., J. D. Thompson president, office 318 Pine, room 39
San Francisco und North Pacific Railroad Co., Peter Donahue president, James M. Dona- hue secretary, 430 Montgomery
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY WASHING DONE at SHORT NOTICE Office, 33 Geary St. .
Dixon, Bernstein & Co., Show Case Manufacturers, 250 Market St. Factory, cor. Fifth and Brannan
J. MACDONOUGH & CO.
Importers of and Dealers in all kinds of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC COAL, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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San Francisco and Ocean Shore Railroad Co., R. P Layton secretary, office 702 Market
SAN FRANCISCO & PAC. GLASS WORKS Carlton Newman president, King, nr Fourth
San Francisco and Pacific Sugar Refinery, works cor Eighth and Harrison, office 211 Sansome, room 4 San Francisco Art Association, David P. Bel- knap secretary, room 430 Pine
San Francisco Baecker Verein, 413 Sntter
San Francisco Bar Association, 634 Sacra- mento
San Francisco Benevolent Association, Robert Beech- ing manager, 20 Webb
San Francisco Board of Fire Underwriters, Charles D. Haven secretary. 216 Sansome
San Francisco Board of Marine Underwriters, C. T. Hopkins secretary, 318 California
San Francisco Board of Provision Packers, Robert F. Bunker president, Frank Rossbach secretary, 517 Washington
San Francisco Boiler Works, P. F. Dundon proptr. 131-133 Folsom
San Francisco Box Co., Carrick, Williams & Wright proptrs, 515-519 Fifth
San Francisco Brass Works, Roylance, Dalziel & Mol- ler proptrs, 413-415 Mission
San Francisco Bridge Co., John McMullen manager, W. C. Whitehead secretary, 10 Califor- nia, rooms 11 and 21
San Francisco Bromo Gelatine Dry Plate Co., W. S. Williams proptr, 433-435 Seventh
San Francisco Bronze Works, Joseph Paudler proptr, 773 Mission
San Francisco Brush and Broom Factory, R. W. Simpson proptr, 615 Braunan, office 325 Sacra- mento
San Francisco Bulletin Co. (George K. Fitch, Loring Pickering and estate of James W. Simon- ton) publishers and proprietors Evening Bulletin, office 622 Montgomery, editorial rooms 517 Clay
San Francisco Call Co. (Loring Pickering, George K. Fitch and estate of J. W. Simonton) publishers and proprietors Morning Call, office 525 Montgomery, editorial rooms 517 Clay
San Francisco Candle Co. (Egbert Judson and Peter R. and William C. Woodman) works NE cor Alameda and Rhode Island, office 402 Front
San Francisco Carpet Beating Machine, McDowell & Baldwin proptrs. 1321-1323 Market
San Francisco Chair Factory, Charles Nougaret proptr, 133-135 Beale
San Francisco Chemical Works and Snl- phur Powdering Mill, Judson & Shepard proprietora (West Berkeley, Alameda Co., Cal.) office 402 Front
San Francisco Chronicle (daily, weekly and semi-weekly) Charles De Young & Co. proprie- tors, NE cor Kearny and Bush
San Francisco Clearing House, Charles Sleeper manager, 211 Sansome
San Francisco Company for the Removal of Dead Animals, W. P. Lambert manager, 701 Mission
San Francisco Copper Mining Co. (Spence- ville, Nevada Co.) Pelham W. Ames president, M. A. De Laveaga vice-president, R. H. Pond secre- tary. 320 Sansome, room 10
San Francisco Cordage Factory, Tubbs & Co. proprietors. E s Iowa, bet Sierra and Nevada, office 611-613 Front
San Francisco Daily Report, The Daily Re- port Publishing Co. publishers and proprietors, office 238 Montgomery
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY (annually) Directory Publishing Co. publishers and proprietors, 518 Clay
San Francisco District Telegraph Co., Wil- liam M. Pierson president, J. H. B. Wilkins sec- retary, office 438 California, branches 326% Mont- gomery, 202 Sutter, 1100 Market
San Francisco Dramatic Brevities, F. L. Fischer & Co. publishers, 518 Sacramento
San Francisco Edison Electric Light Co., George S. Ladd president, Andrew White secre- tary, office 222 Sansome
San Francisco Female Hospital, Chauncey B. Hutch- ings physician, Mary E. Dayton matron, 806 Stockton
San Francisco Fire Department, office old City Hall
San Francisco Forge, Charles Oester manager, 315 Mission
San Francisco Foundling Asylum, B. F. Hardy visiting physician, 913 Golden Gate Av
San Francisco Fruit and Flower Mission, Miss Kate B. Elliott president, 713 Mission
San Francisco Furniture Factory, Friedrichs & Gercke propirs, N s Berry, bet Third and Fourth
San Francisco Fuse Manufacturing Co., The, John Rodda secretary, office 507 California
San Francisco Gas Light Co., P. Donahue president, William G. Barrett secretary, works NE cor First and Howard, cor King and Second, SE cor Fifth and Howard, cor Tenth and Channel, and foot Humboldt, Potrero, office SE cor Firat and Natoma
San Francisco Gossip and Matrimonial Advocate. J. L. Hopkins publisher, 523 Kearny
San Francisco Grain Exchange, J. M. Shot- well president, Philip Gerold secretary, O. H. Sinclair grain inspector, 333 Pine
San Francisco Grocers Exchange, Henry Casanova president. R. H. Pond secretary, rooms 3 Pine
San Francisco Home of Friendless Children, Martha A. Griswold manager, 2318 Webster
San Francisco Illustrated Wasp (weekly) E. C. Macfarlane & Co., publishers and proprietors, 540-542 California
San Francisco Iron Works, Frederick Sefrin proptr, 203 Fremont
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, David W. Laird proprietor, 27 Post
San Francisco Journal of Commerce (daily and weekly) San Francisco Journal of Commerce Publishing Co. proprietors, William H. Murray business manager, 414 Clay
San Francisco Journal of Commerce Pub- lishing Co. (William H. Murray, Warren B. Ewer and James O'Leary) publishers San Fran- cisco Journal of Commerce, 414 Clay
San Francisco Ladies' Protection and Relief Society, E s Franklin, bet Post and Geary
San Francisco Last Factory, Leveque & Potter proptrs, 10 Stevenson
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION Samuel F. Bufford president, H. H. Wood secretary, laundry S s Eddy, bet Fillmore and Steiner, office 33 Geary
San Francisco Law Library, F. P. Deering librarian, new City Hall, third floor
San Francico Lying-in-Hospital and Foundling Asy-" lum, Dr. B. F. Hardy attending physician, 913 Golden Gate Av
San Francisco Market, 522-530 Clay
San Francisco Market Review (weekly) John H. Carmany & Co. publishers and proprietors, 409 Washington
San Francisco Medical Society, rooms 320 Post SAN FRANCISCO MERCHANT, THE (com- mercial weekly) Merchant' Publishing Co. publishers, 323 Front
San Francisco Microscopical Society, 120 Sutter, room 42
San Francisco Mining and Manufacturing Co., Hugh A. Boyle secretary, office 517 Clay
San Francisco Mirror The, William McIntyre editor and proptr, 323 Front
San Francisco Musical Fund Society, NE cor Kearny and Sutter
San Francisco Mutual Loan Association, A. Sbarboro secretary, 531 Washington
San Francisco News Co. The, Emile Bauer manager, Robert White treasurer, 210 Post
San Francisco News Letter and California Advertiser (weekly) Marriott & Son editors and proprietors, 609 Merchant
San Francisco Newspaper Union, publishers patent outsides, Palmer & Key proprietors, 405-407 Sansome
San Francisco Nursery, John Harper proptr, SE cor Nineteenth and Folsom
San Francisco Oil Co. (Ventura Co., Cal.) C. J. Gar- land manager, 528 California, room 6
San Francisco Park Commissioners, Park Lodge, Golden Gate Park
TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO. 509, 511 Market St, Wagons, Buggies Carriages Steam Enminog AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
D. HICKS & CO., Paper-rulers and Blank-book Manufacturers, 508 Montgomery, cor. Commerc'I.
JOHN WIGMORE. 133 Spear Street.
OAK, ASH, HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH:
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San Francisco Pattern Works, Anderfuren & Garratt proptra, 110-112 Beale.
San Francisco Petroleum Co., office 123 California, room 22
San Francisco Photo-Engraving Co., Mar- riott & Son proprietors, 609 Merchant
San Francisco Pioneer Screen Worka, John W. Quick proptr, 32 Fremont
San Francisco Pioneer Varnish Works, Hueter Bros. & Co. proptrs, Twenty-fourth, bet Rhode Island and Kansas, depot SW cor Second and Market
San Francisco Pioneer Woolen Factory, Black Point, bet Larkin and Polk, office and sales- room 115 Battery
San Francisco Plating Works, Edward G. Denniston proprietor, 653-655 Mission
San Francisco Port Society, Oliver Eldridge pres- ident, Rev. J. Rowell secretary, rooms NE cor Sacramento and Drumm
San Francisco Post Office, Samuel W. Backus Postmaster, NW cor Washington and Battery, branch offices, Station A, 1309 Polk, Station B, NW cor Eighth and Mission, Station C, NW cor Mission and Twentieth, sub-office, NW cor Railroad Av and Manitoba
San Francisco Prices Current (inercantile weekly) E. R. Painter publisher, 123 California, room 33
San Francisco Produce Exchange, William H. Walker secretary, rooms NE cor Clay and Davia San Francisco Produce Exchange Mutual Benefit Association, William H. Walker sec- retary, office NE cor Davis and Clay
San Francisco Public Kindergartens, 64 Silver and 116 Jackson
San Francisco Produce Exchange Call List (daily) San Francisco Journal of Commerce Pub- lishing Co. publishers, 414 Clay
San Francisco Purchasing Bureau (Mrs. A. Dayton and Mrs. W. W. Henry) 131 Post
San Francisco Real Estate Circular, Thomas Magee proprietor, 20 Montgomery
San Francisco Savings Union, Albert Miller president, Lovell White secretary and cashier, NE cor California and Webb
San Francisco Savings Union Building, NE cor Cali- fornia and Webb
San Francisco School Department Shop, NW cor Larkin and Austin
San Francisco Sewer Pipe Association, P. McG. McBean secretary, George D. Clark treas- urer, office and depot 1310-1316 Market
San Francisco Ship Calkers' Association, 44 Spear San Francisco Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, 614 Merchant
San Francisco Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, 614 Merchant
San Francisco Soda Works, William Bruning proptr, 733 Union
San Francisco Spiritualists' Union, rooms Ixora Hall, 737 Mission
San Francisco Steam Marble Saw Mill, Musto Bros. proptrs, 707-715 Battery
San Francisco Steamboat and Transporta- tion Co., Jeremiah Miller president, Fred. W. Eaton secretary, 320 Sansome, room 57
San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board, George T. Marye Jr. president, Charles S. Neal secretary, S & Pine, bet Sansome and Montgomery San Francisco Stock and Exchange Build- ing, S s Pine, bet Montgomery and Sansome San Francisco Stock Brewery, Henry F. Bruna president, Rudolph Mohr secretary, SE cor Powell and Franciaco
San Francisco Storage Warehouse, J. H. Mott & Co. proprietors, 735 Market
San Francisco Tannery, Anton Krieg proptr, E a San Bruno Road, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty- eighth
San Francisco Tool Co., S. C. Bigelow president, F. M. Pickering secretary, 21-23 Stevenson, office 314 California
San Francisco Trade Review (weekly) Morris U. Bates & Co. publishera and proprietors, 123 California, room 27
San Francisco Turn Verein Hall, 323 Turk
San Francisco Type Foundry, 512 Clay
San Francisco Typographical Union, 728 Bush
San Francisco Verein, rooms 219 Sutter and 218 Du- pont
San Francisco Wire Works, Charles H. Gru- enhagen proprietor, 669 Mission
San Francisco Women's Christian Temperance Union Free Library and Reading Room, 631 Sacramento San Francisco Wool Scouring Works, Frank P. McLen- nan proptr, cor Railroad Av and Malacca, office 426 Townsend
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