Langley's San Francisco directory for the year commencing 1883, Part 253

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Publication date: 1883
Publisher: San Francisco : Francis, Valentine & Co.
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Swenson Olof, tailor, r. 1402 Pacific

Swensou Theodore, salesman George Jordan, r. 1413 Jackson

17 Swenson. See Svenson, Swangen and Swanson Swensson Samuel E., bartender, r. 417% O'Farrell Swent Rudolph N., clerk, r. 705 Davis

Swerrard P., deckband atmr Constance

Swett Arthur S., tanner, r. 322 Duncan

Swett Edward F., painter, r. 1110 Harrison

Swett Emlly T. Mias, teacher music, r. 1419 Taylor

Swett Fannie Mrs., r. 1523 Mission

Swett Frank H., salesman William J. Heney & Co., r. 344 Grove

Swett Frank P., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 219% Sutter

Swett George L., clerk Pope & Talbot, r. 735 Treat Av

Swett John, principal Girla' High School, r. 1419 Tay- lor

Swett John C., butcher, r. 2302 Webster

Swett John D., pressinan H. S. Crocker & Co .. r. 213 Prospect Pl

Swett Lorenzo, carpenter, r. 1211 Clay, rear

Swett M, Mrs., r. 1208 Clay

Swett Orlo F., carpenter, r. SE cor Guerrero and Twenty-sixth

Sweit Otia L., clerk I. L. Lang. r. 109 Fifth

Swett Thomas S., driver Central RR., r. 605 Seventh

Swett Willianı E., builder, r. 608 Willow Av

Swett. See Sweet

Swift A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 518 Geary

Swift Amasa, r. 518 Geary

Swift Carlos B., r. 570 Howard

Swift Charles J., attorney at law, 306 Pine, rooms 12-13, r. Pacific Club

Swift Daniel, peddler, r. 906 32 Folsom, rear

Swift George Mrs., r. 632 Market

Swift Hallett L., drayman, r. 538 Birch Av

Swift James, bung and plug mufr, 221 Mission, r. 7 Harriet

Swift James, salesman Peter B. Simons & Co., r. 7 Harriet

Swift James F., clerk, r. 1119 Montgomery

Swift J. D. Mrs., r. 214 Twelfth

Swift John, carpenter, r. 5 Rausch, rear

Swift John, laborer, r. junction Market and Her- mann

Swift John F., attorney at law, 430 Callfornia, room 8, r. 824 Valencia

Swift Lorenzo, carpenter, r. 1211 Clay

Swift Matthew, shoemaker, r. 211}% Tehama

Swift Patrick (Lewis & Swift) r. 303 Oak

Swift Patrick, shipsmith A. Muir, r. 214 First

.Swift William F., bookkeeper Lewis & Swift, r. 303 Oak

Swift William J., machinist Elias H. Thompson, r. 214 Twelfth

Swiggart M. A. Mrs., r. 543 Minna

Swim David K., stockbroker, 314 Montgomery, r. SE cor Castro and Twenty-fourth

Swindells John, junk dealer, r. Theresa, nr Mission Road, Academy Tract

Swinerton William A., clerk general freight office C. P. RR., r. 905 % Guerrero

Swing William, machinist. r. 724 Mission

Swinger Paul, confectioner William Westerfeld, r. 112 Fourth

Swinnerton Francis, storekeeper O. and O. SS. Arabic Swinaon Joseph, laborer Mechanics' Milli

Swint Frederick, r. 222 Miuna

Swiss Brewery, Arnold Hensler proptr, 416 Dupont

Swiss Hotel, John Gantner proprietor, 627 Com- mercial

Swiss Lloyd Marine Insurance Co. (of Winterthur) office 425 California

Swiss Marine Insurance Cos. Combined

(Baloise of Basle, Helvetia of St. Gall and Switzerland of Zurich) Harry W. Syz general agent, 420-422 California Swiss Mutual Benevolent Society, 627 Commercial Swiss Sharpshooters, armory 630 Bush

Switcher John, longshoreman. r. 410 Broadway

Switser A. Mrs., dentist, office and r. 1150 Market

Switzer John G., foreman S. F. Tool Co., r. 318 %% Clementina

BALING PRESSES

TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., 509, 511 MARKET ST. Hay, Hide, Hop, Wool, Rag and Orchilla Presses.

D. HICKS & CO., Manufacturers Hotel Registers, 508 Montgomery St., cor. Commercial.

The Travelers has issued 850,000 Accident Policies, and Paid 85,000 claims.

MAHOGANY, SPANISH CEDAR, PRIMAVERA:

JOHN WIGMORE,

133 Spear Street.

SWI

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Switzerland Marine Insurance Co. of Zu- rich, Harry W. Syz general agent, 420-422 Cali- fornta

Swoboda Stephen, dresa and cloakmaker, SW cor Polk and Pine

Swoboda Teresa, widow, r. 1501 Pine

Swope Isaac, carriagepainter Studebaker Bros. Mnfg Co., r. 613 Mission

Swordstream Erick J., groceries and liquors, 127 Fifth

Swortfiguer Edgar F., attorney st law, 606 Montgom- ery, r. 737 Pine

Swyney Thomas N., attorney at law, 407 California, r. Alameda

Swyney Robert, clerk Macdonald & Hawes, r. Alsme- ds

Swyney Will J., bookkeeper Ætna Inaurance Co., r. Alsmeda

Syce Patrick, laborer, r. 27%% Ritch

Syce Patrick Jr., ironmolder, r. 27%% Ritch

SYKES CHARLES H. Academy

of Languages, 37 Post, rooms 9-10, SE cor Kearny, r. 327 Oak

Sykes Charles H., painter and whitener, 657 Misslon, r. 4 Cleaveland

Sykes J. N. Mrs., assistant Tehams Primary School, r. 327 Oak

Sykes John, bartender H. A. Breede, r. 111 Minna Sykes John A., carpenter, r. 681 Mission

Sykes Joseph, compositor C. A. Murdock & Co., r. 14 % Mason

Sykes Lewis, painter B. Bradley, r. 535 O'Farrell

Sykes Noah L .. collector, r. 342 Minna

Sykes T. S., r. 143% Mason

Sykes William, teamster, r. 219 Ritch

Sykes. See Sikes

Sylvester Charles S., carpenter, r. 20 Lily Av

Sylvester Daniel, wholesale butcher, Honduras, South S. F., r. 3 Taylor

Sylvester Daniel Jr., collector Daniel Sylvester, r. 3 Taylor

Sylvester Henry, butcher, 305 Sixth, r. 114 Elev- enth

Sylvester Henry Jr., student Edwin O. Cochrane, r. 114 Eleventh

Sylvester John, wholesale butcher, Honduras, South S. F., r. 469 Minna

Sylvester Leander, clerk, r. 1112 Sacramento

Sylvester Leon, tinsmith, r. 707 Larkin

Sylvester Louis H., butcher, r. 469 Minna

Sylvester Louise Miss, actreas Haverly's California Theater, r. 26% Kearny

Sylvester Manuel, coal passer SS. Hylton Castle

Sylvester Suaanna, widow, r. 469 Minna

Sylvester. See Silvester

Sylvia Frank, seaman O. R. and N. SS. Columbia, r. 245 Fourth

Sylvia John F., sailmaker Neville & Co., r. 23 Mar- ket

Syme Alexander K., conductor Sutter St. RR.,r. 1502 %% Polk

Syme Elias R., starter Presidio RR., r. 1704%% Leaven- worth

Syme James H. N., conductor Sutter St. RR.,r. 1502%% Polk

Syme John N. , secretary Geary St. Park and Ocean RR. Co., office NE cor Buchanan and Geary, r. 1408 Plne

Symington Jane, cloth burler, r. 27% Harriet

Symington Robert B., draftsman U. S. Surveyor Gen- eral'a office, r. 121 Sixteenth

Symmes Charles H., switchman, r. 606 Fourth

Symmes Frank J. (Thomas Day & Co.) r. 2330 Fillmore

Symmes Joseph, brakeman C. P. RR., r. 620 Fourth Symon Charles, r. 16 Stanford

Symon James N., shipcarpenter Dickie Bros., r. W 8 Mississippi, bet Santa Clara and Mariposa

1 Symnon. See Simon

Symonds Clarence M., machinist George H. Tay & Co., r. 416 Post

Symonds Henry, porter Dakin & Libbey. r. 54 Sacra- mento

19 Symonds. See Simmons and Simonds

Syns William, cooper John H. Holden, r. 10 Bartol

Syndicate Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) Jacob StadtfeldJr. secretary, 419 California, room 26

Syron Michael, laborer, r. 14 Gilbert

SYZ HARRY W. (Harry W. Syz und Gust. A. Ziel) general agents London and Provincial Fire Insurance Co. (Imited) of London, Helvetia Swiss Fire Insurance Co. of St. Gall, and Swiss Marine Insurance Co's combined (Baloi- se of Basle, Helvetia of St. Gall and Switzerland of Zurich) office 420-422 California

Syz Barry W. (Harry W. Syz) r. 719 Sutter

Szarvash Samuel 'T., druggist, NE cor Powell and Filbert, r. 530 Greenwich

Szontagh Oscar, chemist Nevada Metallurgical Works, 23 Stevenson

Szotzski John, botanist, r. 824 Pacific, rear

Szultz Joseph, tinsmith Schuster Bros., r. 423 Dupont

TAAFFE ANNA, widow,r. SW cor Jones and Chestnut Tasfle George, r. SW cor Jones and Chestnut

Tasffe Lawrence, professor mathematics St. Mary's College, r. S s Roanoke, nr Bernal Station

Tsaffe William, butcher, r. N s Paraguay, bet Susque- hanna and St. John

Tabachi Celeste, r. 509 Broadway

Taber Abiel C., teamster, r. 463 Bryant

Taber Charles W., dairyman, 1008 Valencia, r. 536 Twenty-third

Taber Emma, widow. r. 43 Everett

Taber, Harker &' Co. (Jacob S. Taber and Asa Harker) importers and wholesale grocers, 108-110 California

Taber Henry E., janitor, 614 Merchant

Taber I. West, photographic art gallery, 8 Mont- gomery, r. Palace Hotel

PHOTOGRAPHER and PORTRAIT ARTIST

8 Montgomery St., over Hibernia Bank. W"ASCEND IN ELEVATOR. TON

Taber Jacob S. (Taber, Harker & Co.) r. Palace Hotel Taber James W., traveling salesman Merry, Fsull & Co .. r. 407 Mason

Taber John L., master mariner, r. 36 Clarence Pl Taber Joseph E., paperhanger, r. 1607 Mason Tablischet C. Mrs., r. 741 Howard

Taboas Frank C. (Y. Malarin & Co.) r. 215 Post

Taboas Manuel M. (Y.Malarin & Co.) r. 611 Buchanan

Tabor Francis H., clothfinisher, r. SE cor Jones and Union

Tacconi Gianvito. cutter J. Wisluzil, r.1234 Dupont Tackney James J., watchman Byron Jackaon, r. 444 Sixth

Tacoma and Puget Sound Packets, Hanson & Co. agents, Pier 11 Stenart

Tacoma Mills (W. T.) Hanson & Co. proprietors, Pier 11 Steuart

Tadich John C .. waiter, r. 919 Clay

Tadini Joseph Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius College, r. 214 Hayes

Taffinnelli Giovanni, driver A. Silvestri,517 Merchant Taffrey Harry, seaman. r. 4 Jackson

Taforo Frank, waiter Harrisson & Coit, r. cor Third and Howard

Taft Charles H., carpenter, r. 18 Baonam Pl

Taft Edson H., bookkeeper North Point Bonded Ware- house. r. 1606 Taylor

Taft L. C. Mrs .. r. 365 Jesse

Tager Jacob, watchman, r. 220 Pacific

Taggard Edwin W., clerk O. Imp. Co., r. 1702 Geary

Taggard Fred A., conductor Market St. RR., r. 530% Valencia

Taggart Alexander, laborer, r. 214 Ritch, rear

Taggart Bernard, fireman P. M. SS. Granada

Taggart Charles, cook Ravn & Christesen. r. 22 Fifth

Taggart Charles S., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 462 }% Minna

LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.

IMPORTERS OF JEWELRY AND WATCHES, 119 Montgomery St., Sell Lower than any House in this city.

FIRE AND MARINE

CAPITAL

INSURANCE CO.

SURPLUS to Policy Holders

$300,000

$361,904

430 CALIFORNIA ST.

C. L. TAYLOR President

J. N. KNOWLES

Vice-President

ED. E. POTTER

Secretary and Treasurer

DIRECTORS:

I. STEINHART Manager Anglo-Californian Bank

R. D. CHANDLER .Merchant

GUSTAVE NIEBAUM Vice-Consul to Russia

J. B. STETSON Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson

J. J. MCKINNON .Shipping Merchant

FRANCIS BLAKE

Blake, Robbins & Co.

E. B. POND Capitalist

ALFRED BARSTOW

Rhodes & Barstow

C. L. DINGLEY Shipping Merchant

C. L. TAYLOR Shipping and Commission Merchant

J. N. KNOWLES Shipping and Commission Merchant

Features Peculiar to this Company, are,

FIRST-That under its By-Laws, from twenty-five to fifty per cent. of its profits must be laid aside as a reserve fund for the better pro- tection of its policy-holders.

SECOND-In the event of a total loss on a building, if the present cost is less than the insurance, the premium for the current year on the difference will be refunded; the only Policy on the Pacific Coast that contains this clause.

College of Notre Dame

OF SAN FRANCISCO.

Dolores Street, bet. 16th and 17th Sts., San Francisco.

THIS INSTITUTION. incorporated with Collegiate privileges. is under the direction of the Sisters of Notre Dame, a Society of Ladies, who enjoy here, as well as in the Atlantic States and Europe, an unrivalled reputation for the educational advantages afforded by their schools and colleges.

Eligibly situated in the suburbs of the city, and surrounded by spacious grounds which afford ample facilities, both for healthful exercises and amusement, the College has claims which can hardly fail to engage the attention of parents and guardians.

The scholastic year commences about the middle of July, and terminates about the first of June. It is divided into two terms of five months each.

Reports are forwarded monthly to the parents or guardians, indicating the class standing of their daughters or wards.

No exception is made to the admission of pupils on account of their religions tenets, nor is any undne influence exerelsed over them in this matter. For the sake of good order, however, all are required to attend the public religions exercises, and to observe the rules and regulations adopted for their improve- ment, and the maintenance of good order.

The correspondence of the pupils is subject to the inspection of the Superioress.

On Sundays, visits from parents, or such friends as they may formally authorize, are received between the hours of 10 and 12 A. M., and 3 and 4 P. M. Should it be found inconvenient to pay this visit at either of the above-mentioned hours on Sunday. a short visit between 3:30 and 4:30 p. M. may be received on Thursday. Parents and friends of the pupils are requested not lightly to infringe upon this rule.

A recess of one day (the second Saturday) in every month is allowed, when those pupils who are known to have received the sanction of their parents or guardians to that effect, inay spend the day in the city among their friends ; but all must return at the appointed hour in the evening.

No boarders will be received unless well recommended.

The course of instruction embraces two departments, viz: First-Elementary. Second-Collegiate.

The Elementary Department, which comprises six classes, is completed in six years. It consists of two primary, two intermediate and two grammar classes.

The Collegiate Department, which comprises six classes, is completed in six years. Two years are devoted to the preparatory classes, and four years to the four regular college classes.

Those pupils who wish to enter the college classes are required to pass a satisfactory examination in the studies prescribed for the preparatory classes.

Examinations are held semi-annually, reviews every month.

A library of choice standard works is open to the pupils, and every effort is mado towards the improve- ment and elevation of their minds by a well-selected course of reading.

TERMS.

Tuition, Board, Washing and Bedding, per annum.

$260 00

EXTRA CHARGES_

Piano, with use of Instrument per annum ..

$60 00

Vocal Music, Class Lessons

20 00

Vocal Music, Private Lessons 36 00

Drawing, per annum. 20 00

Painting in Water Colors, per annum.

36 00

Painting in Oil, per Lesson

1 00

Vueation spent at the College

30 00

Graduating Fees ...

10 00

Physician's Fees to be paid in case of sickness.

Bills are presented and are payable at the beginning of each half session, in advance.

SELECT DAY SCHOOL. Terms per Month, Paid in Advance.

Tuition in the Ist and 2d College Classes. $6 00

Tuition in the 3d and 4th College Classes. 5 00

Tuition in the Ist aud 2d Preparatory Classes 4 00

Tuition in the Ist and 2d Grammar Classes. 3 00

Tuition in the 1st and 2d Intermediate Classes. 2 00

Tuition in the Ist and 20 Primary Classes. 1 50

Music (Vocal and Instrumental) Drawing, Painting and Private Elocution lessons form extra charges, as in the Boarding School, but lessons in French and Spanish are given gratis throughout ; as also in Plain and Fancy Needlework.

N. B .- A Private Conveyance is furnished at moderate rates, for the convenience of pupils residing in distaut parts of the city.

LA GRANDE LAUNDRY

WASHING CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED. OFFICE, 648 MARKET STREET.

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Taggart Clayton, correspondeni Anglo-Californian Bank, r. 2417 Fillmore

Taggart Eugene, boatman, r. 510 Mission

Taggart James H., clerk A. Schilling & Co., r. 210 Octavia

Taggart John, clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 510 Geary

Taggart John E., longshoreman, r. 913 Montgomery Taggart Patrick, cartman, r. 26 Stevenson Av

Taggart Patrick, tanner, r. S & Folaom, bet Seven- teenth and Eighteenth

Taggart S. J. Mra., teacher art needle work, 59 St. Ann's Building

Taggart T., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills

Taggart W. E., miilhand Union Box Factory, r. 462 % Minna

Taggart William, contractor and builder, r. 210 Oc- tavia

Taggart William J., teamster, r. 26 Stevenson Av Tagliabue V., r. 509 Broadway

Tagliaferro Andrew, cook A. S. Smeth, r. 27 % Fourth Taglio Martin, driver G. Male, r. SE cor Brannan and Eightb

Tahaney James, r. 9 Hubbard

Tahaney Martin, special policeman, r. 9 Hubbard

Tahaney Patrick, deckhand C. P. RR. stmr El Capitan, r. Oakland

Tahiti Line Packets, Matthew Turner agent, 122 California

Taiel Henry, tanner, r. Veneznela, bet Tombigbee and Potomac

Tailors' Protective Union, Eintracht Hall, 316 Post

Taimes Guillaume, pressman George H. Tay & Co., r. 432 Union

Taison John Mra., widow, r. 124 Silver

Taissaire Armand, r. 1160 Market

Talt Allen J. (Tait & Hainque) r. Oakland

Tait George, capitaliat, 68 Nevada Block, r. Paris, France

Tait George H., salesman J. H. Curley & Co., r. 21 Sixth

Tait James, r. 2421 Greenwich

Tait & Hainque (Allen J. Tait and Marshal Hain- que) proprietora Cyclops Engine and Machine Works, 115-117 Beale

Tait. See Tate

Talbert James M., carpenter, r. 2901 Bush

Talbert Richard S., boot cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 120 Jones

Talbot Alexander J., clerk, r. 797 Stevenson

Talbot Andrew P., with Pope & Talbot, r. 1601 Van Ness Av

Talbot Bridget, widow, r. 797 Stevenson

Talbot Charles F. A. ¡ Pope & Talbot) r. 1411 Van Ness Av

Talbot David C., turner W. A. Meeker, r. 142% Fourth Talbot Edward. butler Lloyd Tevis, 1316 Taylor

Talbot Emily Miss, r. 1730 Jackson

Talbot F. E. Mrs., r. 1227 Broadway

Talbot Frederick C., with Pope & Talbot, r. 1730 Jack- son

Talbot Henry, student, r. 797 Stevenson

Talbot Henry, teamster Antisell Piano Co., r. 1129 Vallejo, rear

Talbot James, driver Hose No. 2, S. F. F. D., r. 2105 Webster, rear

Talbot James W., calker, r. 51 Tehama

Talbot Jerome C., clerk John Hanly, r. 219 Golden Gate Av

Talbot Michael J., clerk John Hanly, r. 219 Golden Gate Av

Talbot S. G. Mrs., widow, r. 1730 Jackson

Talbot Simon B fuel agent C. P. RR. and S. P. RR.,

NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 58, r. 118 O'Farrell

Talbot Thomas J. plumber, r. 797 Stevenson

Talbot William, r. 1230 Pacific

Talbot William H. (Pope & Talbot) r. 1730 Jackson

Talbot William H., secretary California and Mexican Steamship Line, 10 Market, r. 1422% Washington

Talbot William H., waiter J. Bertz, r. 41 Everett IF Talbot. See Talbert and Tolbert

Talcott Edward A., framemaker Amos Currier & Co., r. 2310 Market

Talcott Harvey D., attorney at law, 621 Clay, r. Sau- cellto

Talcott Louis, druggist, r. 1828 O'Farrell

Talcott Seth C., capitalist, r. 2310 Market

Tale T., longshoreman, r. North Pacific Hotel

Talfor Robert, engineer Chase & Wolff, r. 2 Bay

Taliaferro Benjamin W., retoucher I. Weat Taber, r. 305 Lombard

Taliaferro Frank P., lithographer, r. 305 Lombard Taliaferro Theophilus W., attorney at law, 328 Mont- gomery, room 23, r. 515% Bush

Tallagsen Charles S., watchman Mission Rock, r. Falkland, bet Tombigbee and Potomac

Tallant Drury J. Mrs., widow, r. 1001 Buah

Tallant Henry E., student Pac. Business College, r. 831 Fulton

Tallant John D. (Tallant & Co.) r. 1001 Bush

Tallant N. W .. with Cutting Packing Co., r. Grand Hotel Tallant Robert (Haycock, Tallant & Cotton) r. 1001 Bush

Tallant William, cook, r. Empire Lodgings

Tallant & Co. (John McKee and John D. Tallant) bankers. NE cor California and Battery

Tallas Charles, stenographer, r. 1028% Folsom

Talleur Louis, butcher Herman A. Rosenbaum, r. 203 Second

Tallman Thomas, laborer Presidio Reservation

Tallman Zoe Miss, r. 930 Market

Tallon C. J., mnfrs agent, 123 California, room 35, r. 1528 California

Tallon John E., physician, office and r. 131 Mont- gomery

Talman Harry, driver Ten-Cent Parcel Delivery Co., r. 38 Harriet

Talman Thomas M., r. 38 Harriet

Talty Hugh, laborer, r. 511 Mission

Tambling Villeroy A., carpenter, r. 63014 Minns Tambling William H., cabinetmaker, r. 7 Ninth

Tamm August J., tailor, 107 Stockton, r. 828 Geary

Tamm Augusta Mrs., teacher music, r. 828 Geary

Tamm Charles, teacher languages; r. 828 Geary

Tamm Christian, liquor saloon, SE cor Bay and Mason

Tamm Jennie Misa, r. 828 Geary

Tamm John H., salesman Britt & Co., r. 1219 Kearny

Tamm John W., saloonkeeper, r. 105 O'Farrell

Tammany Hall, SE cor Folsom and Eighth

Tammeyer Julius, cutter Alexander Nicoll, r. 23 Dear- born Pl

Tammeyer Louis, carpenter, r. 3 Central PI

Tamplin Charles, hostler A. Waters, r. 833 Geary

Tams Sampson, capitalist, office 202 Bush, r. Palace Hotel

Tanabe Sadamasa, acting Consul Japan, 703 Market, r. 1307 Taylor

Tanas John, cook, r. 662 Howard

Tauch Joseph M., r. 431 Pine

Tanforan Torivio, r. 11 Polk Lane

Tanforan Frank, r. 11 Polk Lane

Taniere Etienne Jr., clerk F. Mandlebaum & Sons, r. 204 McAllister

Taniere Leontine, widow, r. 9 John

Taniott Henry, dairyman James Simon, r. SE cor Thirtieth and San José Av

Tank Henry, plumber David Bush

Tank Nicolas, master mariner. r. 127 % Bay

Tankee John, engineer, r. 368 Eleventh

Tann George, blacksmith, r. 217 Collingwood

Tannebaum Emanuel, compositor The Hebrew, r. 514 Bush

Tanner Carl, fresco painter, r. 329.Twenty-seventh

Tanner John L., waiter, r. 513 Valencia .

Tanner William, driver Potrero and B. V. RR., r. N s Sierra, bet Tennessee and Kentucky

Tanney William, cooper, r. 249 Minna

Tannian John, blacksmith Market St. RR., r. 12 Val- paraiso

Tannian John A., stock clerk Weil Bros. & Co., r. 214 Seventh

Tannian Martin, painter, r. 12 Valparaiso

Tannian Michael E., bookkeeper Savage & Sona, r. 214 Seventh

Tannian Patrick F., r. 214 Seventh

Tannian Patrick S., molder Ætna Iron Works, r. 214 Seventh

Tannian Thomas F., salesman, r. 214 Seventh

Tannian William, clerk, r. 214 Seventh

Tanrou Charles, clerk Jacob Strahle & Co., r. 1505 Pine

Tanron Marie Mra., laces and embroideries, 1505 Pine

Tansly Frank, cook Cincinnati Hotel, r. 529 Valen- cia

Tantau George F., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 713 McAllister

G. W. CLARK & CO. WINDOW SHADES and Shade Materials.

645 MARKET ST.

D. HICKS & CO., Bookbinders and Printers, 508 Montgomery St., cor. Commercial.

FULTON IRON WORKS, 213 Fremont Street. Agenta for the celebrated DEANE STEAM PUMPS.

HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES,

TAN

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Tanzer Adolph, r. 313 Eddy

Tanzi Henry R., painter Mrs. Daniel Lydon, r. 9 Maaon

Tape Joseph, expressman, SE cor Dupont and Sac- ramento. r. 1769 Green

Tapee John H., clerk James H. Widber, r. 311 Jeasie Tapkin Frederick W., porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. 542 Green

Tapley Ann, widow, r. 20 Turk

Tapley Jacob, tailor, r. 515 Geary

Tappen Henry H., secretary, 32 Merchants' Exchange, r. 1070 Howard

Tapper G. Herrmann, cabinetmaker and carpenter, 641 California, r. 1007 Washington

Tarbett Foster B., inspector Custom House, r. 656 Bryant

Tarbox Elisha T., clerk, r. 105 Stockton

Tarcovich Luke, teamster. r. 118%% Washington Tardiff Williamn, r. 312 Beale

Tarpey Alfred, machinist, r. 37 Jessie

Tarpey Dominick P., secretary American Heating and Light Co., r. 333 Bartlett

Tarpey M. Mrs., widow, r. 829 Fifteenth

Tarpey Martin G., speculator, r. 924 Guerrero

Tarpey Michael F. (Tarpey & Kirkpatrick) r. Melrose Tarpey P. Mrs., widow, r. 924 Guerrero

Tarpey & Kirkpatrick (Michael F. Tarpey and James H. Kirkpatrick) breeders Spanish me- rino sheep, 601 California, room 4

Tarpley L. B .. r. 73412 Howard

Tarr Vincent M .. hackman, r. 1411 Dupont

Tarakvi Elia. Servian Montenegrian Ben. Soc., 10 California

Tarter A. P., house surgeon City ard County Hospital Tartter Frederick,satchelmaker, r. 2016 Folsom Taschner Frederick, baker, r. 625 Clay

Taschner Hugo, proptr Club Garden. 312 Chestnut

Taah Marcus, salesman Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 29 Du- pont

Taabeira George (Thomas W. McCollam & Co.) r. Saucelito

Tasheira Lew .. civil engineer. office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 58, r. Oakland

Tasker Dennis, waiter, r. 145 Tehama

Tasker James, woodworker, r. 310 Tehama

Tassaro Paolo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway

Tassaud Jean, r. 423 Vallejo, rear

Tassett Henry, policeman, r. 286 Union

Taaao Bartolomeo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway

Tate Daniel L., second lieutenant troop M, Ist Cav. alry, U. S. A., Presidio Reservation

Tate George, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf, r. 444 Brannan

Tate George S., bartender, r. 812 Kearny

Tate Joseph B. (Tate & Underwood) r. 34 Oak Grove Av

Tate J. T. Mrs., r. 1604 Mason

Tate Robert N., r. 2418 Post

Tate & Underwood (Joseph B. Tate and Charles C. Underwood) cabinetmakers, 221 Mission

Tate. See Tait

Tateham John, butcher P. M. SS. Clyde, r. 266 Bran- nan

Tatto Angelo, r. 14 Union Pl

Tatto Giacomo, r. 136 Pacific

Tatum Henry L. (Tatum & Bowen) r. The Baldwin

Tatum & Bowen (Henry L. Tatum and J. Joseph Bowen) machinery, engineers' and printers' sup- plies and lubricants, 25-31 Main

Taubles Amelia Mias, dressmaker, 516 Sutter, r. 2026 Bush

Taubles Hermine Miss, dresamaker, 516 Sutter. r. 2026 Bush

Taubles Maximilian, r. 1307 Gough

Taubman James, laborer Pac. Rolling Milla, r. Sbasta St. House

Taubman James B., carpenter, r. E a Mission, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth

Taubman John, laborer S. F. Ploneer Woolen Factory, r. 1 Delgado PI

Taubmann August, grocerles and liquors, NW cor Franklin and Bush

Taufenbach Arnold, cook, r. 407 Green

Taufenbach Frederick, furrier H. Liebes & Co., r. 407 Green

Taureck Charles, canmaker. r. 1324 Florida

Tanreck Frederick, canmaker. r. 1324 Florida

Taureck Julia, widow. r. 218 Franciaco

Taury Mlchael, r. Breslin Hotel

Tausendfreund C. A., master mariner, r. 127 Jackaon

Taussig Gabriel, with Louis Taussig & Co., r. 1615 Fillmore

Tauasig Leopold, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Ha- denfeldt, r. 949 Bryant

Tauasig Loula (Louia Taussig & Co.) r. Alameda - Tanssig Louia, jeweler. r. 1005 Harriaon

Tausaig Louis, salesman Joe Spanier & Co., r. 524 Eddy

Taussig Louis & Co. (Louis Taussig and Ad. Eisenbach) wholesale liquors, 205-207 Battery

Tauasig Louis A., clerk Livingston & Co., r. 1615 Fill- more

Tauasig Philip. furniture, 10422 Howard

Tauasig Rudolph J., bookkeeper J. Schoenfeld, r. 1615 Fillmore

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Langley's San Francisco directory for the year commencing 1883, Part 253

Author: Publication date: 1883 Publisher: San Francisco : Francis, Valentine & Co. Number of Pages: 1198

Author:
Publication date: 1883
Publisher: San Francisco : Francis, Valentine & Co.
Number of Pages: 1198