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Spinks Charles J. N., plumber, r. 1705 Leavenworth Spinks Edward, agriculturist, r. 1019 Alabama
Spinks Edward, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. c Twenty-fourth and Folsom
Spinks Emanuel, agriculturist, r. 1019 Alabama Spinks George T. steward, r. 1882 Washington Spinks Nelson C., plumber, r. 1705 Leavenworth
Spinner Alexander, brewer, r. 315 Francisco
Spinney Charles S., clerk G. W. McNear, r. 1615 L. kin
Spinney George L., cashier H. S. Crocker & Co., 1620 Larkin
Spinney George R., mining secretary, 310 Pine, roc 44, r. 1615 Larkin
Spinney Joseph, ship carpenter, r. 444 Brannan Spinuey Waldron S., superintendent S. F. Cords Factory. r. 558 Folsom
Spinney & Co. (Hugh J. Speer) specialists. 11 Kear Spirit of the Times (weekly) Marcus D. Boru editor and proprietor, 621 Sansome
Spiro Anna M., clerk, r. 542 Jessie
Spiro I., underwear, 809 Larkin
Spiro Isaac, clerk Nonpareil Soda Works, r. 518 V Ness Av
Spiro Jacob, clerk M. Spiro & Co., r. 809 Larkin Spiro Jobn. r. 1610 Guerrero
Spiro M. & Co. (Morris Spiro) jewelers, 18 Kearny Spiro Morris (M. Spiro & Co.) r. 1916 Sutter
Spiro Pauline, widow, r. 542 Jessie
Spiro R., r. 808 Kearny
Spiteri Brothers (Joseph and Clemente) poultry, Clay Street Market
Spiteri Clemente (Spiteri Bros.) r. 540 Washington Spiteri Joseph (Spiteri Bros.) r. 540 Washington Spitta B. Carl, tanner. r. N & Venezuela, bet Tomb bee and Potomac
Spitz Abe, bookkeeper Son Bros., r. 820 O'Farrell Spitz Bertha Mme., hairdresser and wigmaker, ! Kearny
Spitz Hyman P., r. 820 O'Farrell
Spitz Jacob, salesman Son Bros., r. 820 O'Farrell
Spitz Theodore P., traveling salesman Brown Bn & Co.
Splaine David R., lighthouse keeper Farralone Islan Splaine John, laborer, r. N & Twenty ninth, nr 8 José Av
Splaine William, shoemaker, r. 1023 Alabama Splane Thomas E., plasterer, r. 732%% Minna
Spiivalo Augustus D., attorney at law, 72- Montgomery Block, r. 1120 Washington
Splivalo Cæsar R. (C. R. Splivalo & Co., and Splive
& Forman) r. S s Grove, bet Fillmore and 83 ner
Schafer & Co. FINE CUSTOM CLOTHINI
TO ORDER.
No. 11 MONTGOMERY STREET.
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY Prompt Attention to Orders forWashi OFFICE. 33 GEARY ST.
GARDNER GOVERNORS, Plain and Automatic, Emery Grinders and Wheels. BERRY & PLACE MACHINE CO., 8 California St.
Importers of and Dealers in COAL and PIG IRON. 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
IACDONOUGH & CO.
SPL
alo C. R. & Co. (Cæsar R. Splivalo and hard S. Polastri) manufacturers macaroni, micelli, etc., and proprietors California Ital- Paste Co., 415 Battery
Jo & Forman (Cæsar R Splivalo and ls W. Forman) proprietors Yosemite Flour 8, office 415 Battery
rnst W., bartender J. Nicolaysen, r. 114 Fell Robert, molder Columbia Foundry, r. 14 Cal-
Diedrich W., telegraph operator, r. 47 Clem-
John L., carpenter and shipjoiner, 413 Main, O Grove
M. P. Mrs., r. 133 Taylor
George J., label cutter Schmidt Label and ograph Co., r. 16 Vincent
jacob, butcher, r. 16 Vincent
Angustus J., carpenter, r. 10 Tehama
Benjamin F., carpenter, r. 1320 Mission George S. Mrs., r. 804 Filbert
Harold E., teacher music, r. 704 Pine
Herbert, molder, r. 10 Tehama Pl Thomas. laborer, r. 495 Brannan
Thomas J., barber. 1228 Pacific
William R., r. 228 Fulton
n's Club of California, John F. Lohse presi- John M. Adams vice-president, 412 Cali- &
ohn. fish, 39 Clay St. Market, r. 637 Vallejo John B., poultry, 47-48 Cal. Market, r. 200 tton
Nicole, French Ben. Soc., 510 Jackson
Awig H., tanner, r. 1527 Dolores
pod John, accountant Donohoe, Kelly & Co., 0 Ellis
bert T .. r. 2024 Pacific Av
H. Mrs., widow, r. 2224 Jackson
sanple T., clerk engineer's office Light House & r. 2224 Jackson
David. r. 14 Calhoun
mabbie F. Miss, assistant Ewing Primary +1. r. 1921 Geary
Adna. saloonkeeper. r. 409 Turk
ge Charles J., Major U. S. A. and Pay. adr. r. Presidio Reservation
harles W., bookkeeper Charles S. Critten- . 121 O'Farrell
ri W., captain schooner Charles Hanson, r. scific
ugene A., cooper, r. 1139 Pacific
eorge H., clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro., r. 284
eorge H., shoemaker, r. 102 Stockton
eorge W., carpenter, r. 13 Rondell Pl hn, sheep dealer, r. 777 Market
hn C., liquor saloon, junction Valencia and n
. A. Mrs., r. 312 Mason
Illiam A., porter Whittier, Fuller & Co
illiam C., r. 1139 Pacific
liam, piledriver, r. 27 Louisa
ge C., collector, 511 Montgomery, r. 104
Mrs., bakery, 404 Folsom
wyghn M., clerk Andrew A. Brown, r. 1005 worth
Samnel P. Rev., pastor Calvary Merian Church, r. 1005 Leavenworth
W Adolph B., secretary California Sugar y and (John D. Spreckels & Brothers) r. ward
. Angust (John D. Spreckels & Bros.) r. ward
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Claus, president California Sugar Re- Ind president Hawaiian Commercial Co., ket, r. 2027 Howard
. Mrs., r. 19 Thirteenth
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No Bottle Genuine unless the Label bears the Signature of MACONDRAY & CO., Sole Agents.
Spreckels John D., vice-president California Sugar Refinery and (John D. Spreckels and Brothers) r. 2504 Howard
Spreckels John D. & Brothers (John D., C. August and Adolph B.) shipping and commission merchants and agents Oceanic Steamship Co., office 327 Market
Spreckela Richard, clerk, r. 19 Thirteenth
Spreckels' Line Hawaiian Packets, John D. Spreckels & Brothers proprietors, office 327 Market
Spreckelsen Henry, bartender. r. 217 Fifteenth Spreckelsen Lizzie, domestic 1621 Bush
Spreen William, restaurant and liquor saloon, SW cor Railroad Av and Corea
Spregmann Edward, cabinet maker. r. 437 Fulton Spridgeon John, machinist, r. 109 Montgomery
Spriegles William, butcher, r. S s Trinidad, bet Yazoo and Susquehanna
Spring Creek Ditch and Mining Co. (Shasta Co., Cal.) A. Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
Spring Dale Water Co., John L. Eckley proptr., office 271 East
Spring Edward S., mining editor Post, r. 828 Ellis
Spring Francis S., real estate, 705 Sausome. r. 812 Chestnut
Spring Frank, boilermaker, r. 521 Howard
Spring Gardner W., varieties, 803 Fourth, r. NW cor Fourth and Berry
Spring George, carpenter, r. 216 Second
USE L. DELMONICO DELBECK & CO. CHAMPAGNE. REIMS.
Spring George W., molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 216 Second
Spring Gulch Mill and Mining Co. (Tuolnmne Co.) M. E. Sperling secretary, 309 California, room 14 Spring H. B., r. 514 % Geary
Spring John, r. 1035 Market
Spring John H., policy clerk Smith & Snow, r. 812 Chestnut
Spring John R., real estate, 705 Sansome. r. 1325 Clay Spring Menzo, manufacturer artificial limbs, 9 Geary
Spring Samuel, carpenter. r. 147 Minna
Spring Valley Grammar School, James W. Anderson principal, S s Broadway, bet Larkin and Polk
Spring Valley Hall, N s Union, bet Octavia and La- guns
Spring Valley Mining and Irrigating Co., W. E. Davis secretary, office 211 Drumm
Spring Valley Primary School, Miss Jennie M. Hur- ley principal. 8 8 Union, bet Franklin and Gough Spring Valley Water Works, Charles Webb Howard president, William Norris secretary, office 516 California
Spring William, r. 688 Mission
Springer Abraham, letter carrier Post Office, r. 14 Rondell Pl
Springer Abraham C., clerk J. J. Mack & Co .. r. 315 Geary
Springer Andrew J., clerk. r. 925 } Mission
Springer Angust. brewer. r. Berry, Dr Fifth
Springer Edward V., upholsterer William J. Heney & Co .. r. 925 44 Mission
Springer Ernest, barber, r. 1414 Powell
Springer George H., machinist. r. 321 Cumberland
Springer George. steward Young & McCauley, r. 34 Morris Av
Springer Harry, laborer, r. 726%{ Howard
Springer Henry L., barber. 358 Fourth. r. 1414 Powell Springer Isaac, cutter Strauss & Levy, r. 122 Eleventh Springer Isaac Jr., clerk, r. 122 Eleventh
Springer Jason (Jason Springer & Co.) r. 806 Gner- rero
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TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., 509, 511 Market Street,
BUGGIES, CARRIAGES Edward-' Lightning Jump- Seat, for sale to the Trate.
rian Billers.
1017
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HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES,
FULTON IRON WORKS. 220 Fremont Stre Manufacturers of QUARTZ MILLS and Mining Mach
SPR
1018
ST. J
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Sheet Iron
All Sizes and Numbers. 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Springer Jason & Co. (Jason Springer and War- ren H. Salsbury) mill work, and dealers lumber and window glass, and manufacturers doors, sashes, etc., SE cor Mission and Spear
Springer Maria, widow, r. 925%% Mission
Springer Mary M., adjuster coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Springer Samuel F., wood and coal, 1109 Sutter, r. 1305%% Polk
Springer William H., groceries and liquors, NW cor Seventeenth and Dolores
Springfield Dairy, Maurice Griffin proptr, SW cor Kansas and Humboldt
Springfield Insurance Co. (fire and marine, of Mass.) Jacobs & Easton agents, 216 Sansome
Springfield Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal.) C. T. Bridge secretary, 224 California
Springfield Sewing Machine, Samuel Hill agent, 9-11 First
Springmann Edward, cabinetmaker, r. 437 Fulton Springmiller John, distiller, r. 12 Lewis
Springstein Benjamin F., engineer stmr Ellen
Sproston John Mrs., widow, r. 1606 Howard
Sprott Maggie Miss, assistant Mission Grammar School. r. 207 Fifteenth
Sproul Andrew, r. 615 Stockton
Sproul John R., physician, office and r. 150 Fourth
Sproul William E., surveyor, r. 736 Folsom
Sproul William R., with Sheplar & Co., r. 1234 Mission Sproule James, bookkeeper Henry Blankenstein, r. Alameda
Sproule William, clerk general freight office C. P. RR., r. Alameda
Sproull Edward, butler, r. 346 Fourth
Sprowl Edward G., clerk The Liverpool snd London and Globe Insurance Co., r. 932 % Guerrero
Spruance John (Spruance, Stanley & Co.)r. 1329 Sutter Spruance, Stanley & Co. (John Spruance and S. L. Stanley) importers and jobbers whiskies, wines and liquors, 410 Front
Sprugel William, butcher Miller & Lux, r. E cor Trinidad and Susquehanna
Sprunck Henry, waiter, r. 525% Stevenson, resr
Sprung David H., painter, 2005 Polk
Spruzzola Louis, r. 511 Broadway
Spurrier Charles A., night inspector Custom House, r. 536 Third
Sputzen Henry F., cabinetmaker, r. 2014 Hyde
Squaglia Giacomo, Bersaglieri Soc., 625 Broadway
Squaglia Ottavio, merchant tailor, 302 Montgomery Av., r. 619 Broadway
Squaglia Pasquale, Bersaglieri Soc., 625 Broadway Squas Charles, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. N & Si- erra, bet Kentucky and Tennessee
Squire Charles D., upholsterer John Hoey, r.705 Eddy Squire E. L. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 707 Ellis
Squire Emily L., wtdow, r. 608 Fillmore
Squire James A. (Raymond & Squire) r. 929% Howard Squire James E., day inspector Custom House, r. 1924 Jessie
Squire L. Mrs., r. 1517 Folsom
Squire Lovell, bookkeeper Cutting Packing Co., r. 1811 Baker
Squires E. S., machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 816 Second Squires George, cook P. C. SS. Los Angeles, r. 139 Clara
Squires George, teamster, r. 828 Third, rear
Squires George DeF., journalist Bulletin
Squires Nathan L., foreman Cal. Fireworks Co., r. SE cor Falkland and Platte
Srelow Frederick, upholsterer. r. 1410 Pine
Sresovich, Gray & Co. (Luke G. Sresovich, James M. Gray and Raphael Levy) wholesale dealers for- eign and domestic fruits, 413-417 Washington
Sresovich Luke E. (Sresovich, Gray & Co.)r. 1714 Fill- more
Sronfe John (Sronfe & McCrum) r. 315 Jones Sroufe S., artist, 812 Geary, r. 315 Jones
Sroufe & McCrum (John Sronfe and Hugh Crum) wholesale wines and liquors, 208-210 ket
St. Alban's Church, Cambrian Hall, 1133 Misstor St. Aldine The, 765 Market
St. Amant Daniel, finisher Kragen & Geist, Langton
St. Andrew's Society, rooms 218 Post
St. Ann's Building, NW cor Powell and E St Boniface's Church, Rev. Sebastian Wolf past 8 Golden Gate Av, bet Jones and Leavenwor
St. Boniface's School, under the care of the Do can Sisters, S & Golden Gate Av, bet Joner Leavenworth
St. Brendan's Church, Rev. John F. N rector, NE cor Fremont and Harrison
St. Bridget's Church, Rev. Timothy Callaghan p SW cor Broadway and Van Ness Av
St. Clair G. H., commercial traveler, r. 148 Sixth St. Clair H., r. 208 O'Farrell
St. Clair Henry, r. 1227 Union
St. Clair Isabella, widow, r. 18%% Clinton St. Clair J., waiter, r. 704 Folsom
St. Clair John, carpenter, r. 2326 Jackson
St. Clair Thomas, cook, r. 427 Stevenson
St. Clair Thomas, cook Washington Hotel, r. N First and Mission
1 St. Clair. See Sinclair
St. Cloud House, Mrs. N. M. Greely proptr, 418 St. Cricq August, ba'er, r. 114 Trenton
ST. DAVID'S HOUSE R Hughes proprietor, 715 Howard St. Denis George, salesman Held Bros. & Co. Turk
ST. DENIS J. & CO. (Jule
Denis and Thomas Macauley) h and sign painters, and importer paints, oils, wall papers, etc., Sutter
St. Denis Jules (J. St. Denis & Co.) r. 1318 Pacia St. Denis Louis, r. 1522 Stockton
St. Dominic's Church and Monastery, s
. by the Dominican Fathers, NW cor Bush Steiner
St. Francis Church, Rev. John F. Harris pastor, NE cor Montgomery Av and Vallejo
St. Francis Church, Rev. Richard P. Brennan N SW cor Dolores and Sixteenth
St. George Hotel, Charles Cummings proptr Kearny
St. George Livery and Boarding Stal John W. Murphy proprietor, 408 Bush
St. Gottard Hotel, Caselini & Co. proptra, 511 B W8y
St. Ignatius Church, served by the Fathe the Society of Jesus, N & Hayes, W of Van N
St. Ignatius College, Rev. Joseph Sasis. president, 214 Hayes
St. Ignatius Hall, 841 Market
St. John Arthur B .. clerk Brown, Craig & Co., Market
St. John Benjamin G,, surveyor, r. 1910 Market
St. John Chauncey M., inspector and measur vessels. Custom House, r. Oakiand
St. John Edward P., carpenter and builder, r Washington
St. John Henry S., clerk, r. 1910 Market
St. John Henry L. (H. L. St. John & Co.) r. " Alltster
St. John Hester A. Mrs., assistant Rincon Grat School, r. 1910 Market
St. John H. L. & Co. (Henry L. St. Job Anson S. Scholfield) root beer manufactur Hayes
St. John J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mille
St. John John, carpenter, r. 322 Ritch
SCHAFER & C Men's, Youths' and Boys' CLOTHING
No. 11 MONTGOMERY STREET.
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Ingersoll Air Compressors and Rock Drills and Diamond Drills. Berry & Place Machine Co., 8 California Street.
.NUT, MAPLE, CHERRY:
JOHN WIGMORE, Office 133 Spear Street. Yards: 129 to 147 Spear St., und 26, 25 Howard St.
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un Richard, proptr Carleton House, 405 Kearny hn R. A., bookkeeper O'Connor, Moffstt & Co., 1834 Eddy
John the Baptist Church, Rev. Andrew llen pastor, N s Eddy, bet Octavia and Laguna on William, r. 405 Kearny
on's Episcopal Church. Rev. E. B. Spaulding stor, N & Fifteenth, nr Valencia
ohn's Presbyterian Church, W. A. Scott D., L. L. D., pastor, N s Post, bet Mason and ylor
eph's Catholic Temperance Society Hall, SW - Tenth and Howard
oseph's Church, Rev. P. Scanlon pastor, W 8 nth. bet Howard and Folsom
eph's Grammar School, W. J. G. Williams ncipal. SW cor Tenth and Howard
eph's Hall, SW cor Tenth and Howard
paeph's Roman Catholic Infant Asy- mı, Sister Mary Joseph McGee superior, Silver , bet Algeria and Sumatra
lien Emily, widow, hairdresser, 629% Union
Aien Paul, salesman Reiss Bros. & Co., r. 629 }% ion
rence House, 568 Mission
Frence Stables, William E. Bridge proptr, 212 tter
ger Anthony, r. 10 Alabama
ger Bridget, operative S. F. Pioneer Woolen story. r. 218 Seventeenth, rear
ger Margaret, forewoman S. F. Pioneer Woolen Itory, r. 218 Seventeenth, rear
Diger Mary. widow, r. 218 Seventeenth, rear
Luis Art Studio, Hugo Weitz proprietor, 34 rd
is Brewery, L. Wachter proptr, 1524-1526 Pa- LAV
Vis Hotel, Nicholas Becker proptr. 11 Pacific uis Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) 79 Nevads ck
Le's Church, Rev. A. Douglas Miller pastor, SE Clay sud Van Ness Av
He's Free Kindergarten, NE cor Polk and Pacific
Mk's Building, SW cor Kearny and Morton
Wk's German Evangelical Lutheran Church, B. Julius Fuendeling pastor, Ss Geary, bet Erkton and Powell
1tin E. E., r. 366 Minns
Itin M. Mrs., r. 501 Broadway
My Anthony, laborer, r. 227 Second
My Joseph, engineer, r. 229 Fifteenth
hry's Cathedral. Most Rev. Joseph S. Ale- my archbishop, NE cor Dupont and Califor-
fry's College, Rev. Brother Romuald di- roor, E s Mission Road, four miles from old Of Hall
Dry's Hospital, Alexander F. Leonard, M.D. redent physician and surgeon, N s Bryant, bet Fut and Rincon PI
Icholas Hotel, John Keegan proprietor, 212- First
Etrick's Church, Rev. Peter J. Grey pastor, NMission, bet Third and Fourth
Hack Mutual Aid Asssociation, Nos. 1-2, 861 Woket
Ful Fire and Marine Insurance Co. ( Paul, Minn.) Hutchinson & Mann agents, 32324 California
Pu's German Evangelical Lutheran Church, EN J. M. Buehler pastor, S s Mission, bet Fifth Sixth
Pus German Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. .Werth pastor, Ns Broadway, bet Stockton Powell
Ms Protestant Episcopal Church, Rev. W. S. s rector, S 8 California, bet Fillmore and er
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St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church, Rev. Lawrence W. Breslin pastor, NW cor Twenty-ninth and Church
St. Paul's School, John H. Hargens principal, 941 Mission
St. Peter's Church (Episcopal) Rev. George C. Whyte rector, NE cor Stockton and Filbert
St. Peter's Church (Roman Catholic) Rev. F. Szule pastor, W s Columbia, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
St. Peter's Convent, sister Mary Baptiste Russell su- perior, E s Alabama, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
St. Peter's School, Es Alsbams, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
St. Peter's Temperance Hall, E s Alabama, bet Twen- ty-third and Twenty-fourth
St. Pierre Marius, porter Sutter Street House
St. Rose's Academy, under direction of Sisters of St. Dominic, S s Golden Gate Av, bet Steiner and Pierce
St. Rose's Church, Rev. Dennis F. Nugent pastor, N s Brannan, bet Fourth and Fifth
St. Stephen's Protestant Episcopal Church, Rev. Ed- gar J. Lyon rector, N s Fulton, bet Webster and Fillmore
St. Supery Antoine, desler sawdust, 555 Howard, r. 54 Tehams
St. Teresa's Church, Rev. John Remmy pastor, E s Tennessee, bet Butte and Solsno
St. Vincent School, in charge of the Sisters of Charity, S s Mission, bet New Montgomery and Third
USE L. DELMONICO DELBECK & CO. CHAMPAGNE. REIMS.
Staab Henry G. (Reeve & Stsab) r. 141 Larkin
Staacke Adolph, cabinetmaker. r. 938 Howard
Staacke Ernest, confectionery, toys, etc., 315 Third Staacke George (Thomas Bell & Co.) r. 605 Bush Staats Heury, carpenter, r. 605 Third
Staats Ingwert F., groceries and liquors, 913 Harrison Staats John C., bartender, r. 2 Eighth
Staats Tonko, teamster E. H. Kittredge & Co., r. 253 Jessie
Stables John, traveling insurance agent, r. 1004 Powell
Stacey Henry, assistant weigher Custom House, r. Oakland
Stacey. See Stacy
Stack Edmond, driver N. B. & M. RR., r. 240 Clara Stack Garratt, r. 12 Hill
Stack James H .. clerk Stack & Lacombe, r. 39 Louisa
Stack James M., fireman Market St. RR., r. 123 Fifteenth
Stack John (Stack & Lacombe) r. 39 Louisa
Stack John, blacksınith Munroe & Cote, r. N & Silver Av. nr San Bruno Road
Stack Mary, seamstress La Grande Laundry, r. 212 Thirteenth
Stack Maurice, shoemaker, r. 849 Valencia
Stack Michael, porter Thomas D. Riley & Co., r. 17 Tehama
Stack Richard, r. 340 Third
Stack Richard, milldresser Pioneer White Lead Works and groceries and liquors, 422 Clementina
Stack Thomas, poultry rauch, Hale, nr Silver Av, U. M. T.
Stack Timothy J. (G. W. Clark & Co.) r. 12 Hill Stack William, stabieman Lafayette Brewery, r. 725 Green
Stack & Lacombe (John Stack and George La- combe) manufacturers and importers hats and caps, 639 Market, Palace Hotel
Stackhouse Charles, second assistant engineer Oceanic SS. Mariposa
MAIUNSELL JR., Agent, 415 Montg'y S+. | Stackpole Barrah B., boilermaker, r. 151 Silver
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LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF WALL PAPERS ON THE COAST : : : : : 645 MARKET ST.
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PARKE & LACY, 21-23 Fremont Street. BURLEIGH AIR COMPRESSORS AND ROCK DRILLS.
KITTLE & CO., AGENTS FOR FINLAYSON, BOUSFIELD & CO'S SCOTCH LINEN THREA
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W. W. Montague & Co. PUMPS,
Suction and Force.
FOR HAND, WIND-MILL AND POWER. ALL SIZES.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Stackpole Charles E., r. 16193% Howard STACKPOLE, CONNOR & CO.
(Isaac Lee ( onnor and George W. Terry) commission merchants, 204 Washing- ton
Stacom Maria, millinery, 11] Stockton
Stacy A. Mrs., r. 52 Norfolk
Stacy Esther A. widow, furnished rooms, 101 Dupont Stacy Roland J., cabinetmaker, r. 5 Central Pl
Stacy. See Stacey
Stade Henry. carpenter, r. 16%% Garden
Stadermsun Mary A. Mrs., branch bakery, 500 Shot- well
Stadler Henry, carpenter, r. W s Iowa, bet Nevsds and Sierra
Stadtfeld Jscob, gold ingot melter U. S. Mint, r. 1508 Jones
Stadtfeld Jacob Jr., mining secretary. 419 Cali- fornia, room 26, r. 1112 Jackson
Stadtfeld Joseph, clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 1508 Jones
Stadtfeld William C., clerk A. K. Durbrow, r. 1508 Jones
Stadtmuller Frederick D. (Walter, Schilling & Co.) r. 819 Eddy
Staengel Eberhart, candy. 1432 Pacific
Staffelbach Edward (Staffelbach & Mitchell) r. Als- meda
Staffelbach & Mitchell (Edward Staffelbach and Fer- dinand Mitchell) barbers, 104 Mission
Stafford Arthur W., paper ruler A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 16 Pfeiffer
Stafford Cassius H., clerk Preston & Mckinnon, r. 825 Twentieth
Stafford Henry J., assistant prosecuting sttorney Po- lice Court No. 2, and attorney at law, 420 Mont- gomery. r. 114% Freelon
Stafford James J., machinehand, r. 114}% Freelon
Stafford John M., bookkeeper P. J. Cassin & Co., r. 915 McAlltster
Stafford M. A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 14 Geary
Stafford Nicholas, porter Albert Mau & Co., r. 114% Freelon
Stafford Thomas H., blacksmith, r. 904 Greenwich Stafford William, baker, r. 16 Pfeiffer
Stafford William, laborer. r. 208% First
Stafford William, fireman P. M. SS. San Blas
Stafford William, ship carpenter. r. 114% Freelon Stafford William D., r. 607 Folsom
Stafford William F .. attorney at law, 420 Montgomery, room 23, r. 114 Freelon
Stafford William G., clerk J. Mscdonough & Co., r. 606 Folsom
Stagg Cornelius, r. Ocean View House, nr Lake Mer- ced
Stagi Giovanni, Bersaglieri Soc., 625 Broadway Stagnaro Agostino, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Stagnaro Domenico, Scavengers' Protective Union, 429 Broadway
Stagnaro Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Stagnaro Nicola, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Stahel Alfred, compositor Cal. Demokrat, r. 253 Clem- entina
Stahl Arnold, bookkeeper Hoffman & Co., r. Alameda Stahl August, baker, r. 625 Clay
Stahl Edward, liquor saloon, 643 Washington, r. Ssu- celito
Stahl Jane Mrs., bakery, 631 Third
Stahl Jasper, pilot C. P. R. R. stmr Apache, r. 2 Stan- ley Court
Stahl Julius, clerk, r. 1817%% Powell
Stahle John (John Stahl & Son) r. 932 Valencia
Stahle John & Son (John and John F. H.) pro- prietors baths and hairdressing saloons, Russ House and Occidental Hotel
Stahle John E., clerk American Tract Soc., r. 932 Va- lencia
Stahle John F. H. (John Stahle & Son) r. 932 Valen Stable Kasper (Kreutzberger & Stahle) r. 444 Brann Stahlknecht Edward, bookkeeper, r. 719 Post
Stahmann Sophis, widow, bakery and stationery, Lombard
Stahmer Herman, with Kohler & Frohling, r. 31 A Stahr Henry, liquor saloon, 7 Berry, r. 607 Greenwi Staib Conrad, boot and shoemaker, 932 Folsom
Staib Frank C., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 932 F som
Staib George, lithographer, r. 932 Folsom Staidohar Daniel, hats and caps, 252 Third
Stainton William, laborer Alexander Waugh & Co.
Stair Alexander, bookkeeper L. P. Degen, r. 1022 M sion
Stairley M. L. Miss, r. 1304 Pine
Stalder Joseph, with B. M. Atchinson & Co., r. 21 Sacramento
Stalder Joseph Jr., salesman B. M. Atchinson Co., r. East Oakland
Staley William E., workman coiner's dept U. S. Mit r. 1014 Howard
Staley William N., borax mnfr. r. 504 Shotwell
Stallard Joshua H., physician, office snd r. 632 Satt Stallard Martin, conductor Market St. RR., r.1431 1 lencia
Stallman Charles S., clerk C. F. Marwedel, r. 1824 8 ter
Stallman Ferdinand I., clerk E. H. Marwedel, r. 18 Sutter
Stallman Nettie C. Miss, assistant Hamilton Gramm School, r. 1824 Sutter
Stalman Henry P., sesman, r. 322 Ritch
Stalman Walter C., stairbuilder, r. 322 Ritch
Stam William, Isborer, r. 15 Clementina
Stambach Cæsar, liquor saloon, r. 912 Clay
>tamer August, blacksmith, r. 17% Glover
Stsmer Ernst, painter. r. 512 Bush
Stamkin Henry, blacksmith, r. 701 Vallejo
Stammer John, clerk, r. 1016 Clay
Stamper F. Mrs., mnfr mattresses, 37 Second, r.' Turk
Stamper George W .. salesman E. Mansbach & Co. 1035 Mission
Stamper Julius, foreman Meyer, Mish & Co., r Gough
Stamper Rachel Miss, ssleslady H. Jacobs & Co., 1035 Mission
Stampp Frederick, liquor ssloon, 506 Clay, r. : Stevenson
Stanborn Joseph, sawyer, 735 Brannan, r. 608 % Fow Stanbridge Albert H., millhand Cal. Barrel Co., r. Garden
Stanbridge C. E., cooper, r. cor Algeria and Potom Stancliff Jane, widow, r. 242 Miuna
Stanbury Charles, house painter, r. 138 Howard
Standard Advertising Co., E. L. Wadham proptr, California
Standard Antomatic Gas Regulator, G Consumers' Association proprietors, 110%% Sutte Standard Consolidated Mining Co. (Bod Cal.) William Willis secretary, 29 Nevada Bio Standard Express Co. (Henry Tum Suden O. G. Scott) office 309 East
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