Langley's San Francisco directory for the year commencing 1884, Part 244

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Publication date: 1884
Publisher: San Francisco : Francis, Valentine & Co.
Number of Pages: 1250


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Urquhart James R. Mrs., widow, r. 525 Shotwell


Urquhart Kitty Miss, dressmaking. 131 Post, room 1


Urquhart Robert M., blacksmith W. S. Phelps & Co., r. 1325 % Minna


Urquhart Warren, inkmaker E. J. Shattuck & Co., r. 1 Martha Pl


Urres Zefforina, coremaker Mechanics' Foundry r. 38 Mary


Urruela José, capitalist, r. 719 Hyda


Urruela Joseph (Urruela & Urioste) r. 713 Hyde


Urruela Juan ( Urruela & l'rioste) r. 916 Post


Urruela & Urioste (Juan and Joseph Trruela and Adolphe and George de Urloste) commission mer- chants, 202 Market and 3 Pine, room 9


Urry D. B., furniture. 155 Third. r. 217 Third


Urry D. B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 217 Third


Urner Jean, French Ben. Soc., 510 Jackson


Urzua Ricardo, photographer Rieman & Co., r. 6184 Filbert


Uschold George, boilermaker P. F. Dundon, r. 959 Mission


| Usher Carrie E. Misa, artist, r. Grand Hotel


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Fire Grates and Tile. 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.


United States Army, Medical Storekeeper Mili- tary Division Pacific, office 36 New Montgomery


United States Army, Military Storekeeper in charge clothing, Military Division Pacific, office 36 New Montgomery


United States Army, Purchasing and Depot Commissary Military Division Pacific, office 36 New Montgomery


United States Assistant Treasurer, office 608 Commercial


United States Attorney, office U. S. Appraisers' Building, rooms 59-61


United States Barge Office (Revenue Service) Sea Wall, foot of Powell


United States Beer Hall, John Gerken proprie- tor, 614 Montgomery


United States Board of Examining Sur- geons for Pensioners, Charles N. Ellinwood president, L. L. Dorr secretary, office 715 Clay


United States Bonded Warehouse, Gilman & Danforth proprietora, 716-718 Battery


United States Bonded Warehouse, John O. Strauch proprietor, NW cor Vallejo and Front


United States Bonded Warehouse, Edwin Danforth proprietor, SW cor Battery and Broad- way


United States Bonded and Free Ware- houses, E. V. Hathaway proprietor, cor Spsar and Harrison


United States Brewery, F. Kronenberg & Co. proptrs, NE cor McAllister and Franklin


United States Cartridge Co. (Lowell, Mass.) manufacturers metallic cartridges, paper shells, etc., Chas. Sonntag & Co. agents, 114-116 Mar- ket


United States Central Railway Co., William W. Walker president. Charles E. Walker secretary, Lyman Bridges chief engineer and superintend- ent, office 702 Market


United States Circuit Court (clerk) office U. S. Appraisers' Building, third floor, rooms 49- 51-53


United States Circuit Court, Judges' Cham- bers, U. S. Appraisers' Building, third floor, rooms 49-51-63


United States Const and Geodetic Survey, (Western Coast Division) office U. S. Appraisers' Building, rooms 33-43


United States Collector Customs, Port San Franciaco, office Custom House, third floor


United States Commissioners, L. S. B. Saw- yer room 49, Southard Hoffman room 63, A. D. Grimwood room 63, F. D. Moncton, room 51. U. S. Appraisera' Building, Charles J. Torbert NE cor Fourth and Townsend, Nathaniel Holland 605 Clay, Theodore Reichert 610 Commerciul, John J. Maginnis 636 Clay, Charles A. Low 23 Montgom- ery Block, John A. Robinson 507 Montgomery


United States Cord Co. (Lowell, Mass.) manu- facturers braided cord, Chas. Sonntag & Co. agents. 114-116 Market


United States Custom llouse, W s Battery, bet Washington and Jackson


United States District Court (clerk) office U. S. Appraiser's Building, third floor, rooms 63-66 United States District Court, District of Cali- fornia, Judges' Chambers, U. S. Appraisers' Building, third floor, room8 66-69


United States Draymen, office U. S. Appraisers' Building, first floor


United States Fire Insurance Co. (of New York) Donaldson & Co. agente, 319 California


United States Geological Survey, laboratory 45-49 Montgomery Block


United States Grand Jury, U. S. Appraisers' Building, third floor, room 64


United States Gravel Mining Co. (Butte Co.) W. H. H. Hart secretary, 230 Montgomery, rooms 23-24 |


United States Hydrographic Office, Job Milton lieutenant U. S. N., in charge, 431 Cal nia


United States Inspector Boilers, office I Appraisers' Building, first floor, rooms 19-21 United States Inspector Drugs, office U Appraisers' Building, second floor, room 42 United States Inspector Hulls, office U. S. praisers' Building, first floor, rooms 19-21


United States Internal Revenue Agen for the Pacific Coast, office U.S. Appraisers' B. ing, first floor, room 11


United States Internal Revenue Collect office U.S. Appraisers' Building, first floor, rm United States Internal Revenue Gaug office U. S. Appraisers' Building, first floor, rc 2-6


United States Land Office, 610 Commercia United States Laundry, Hall & Ferguson prietors, 3015 Sixteenth, office 53 Third


United States Life Boat Station, Ocean Be nr Golden Gate Park, office U. S. Apprai Building, first floor, room 20


United States Life Insurance Co., J. A. cher manager, office 235 Kearny, room 1


United States Light House Departir (Twelfth District) inspector's and engineer fice rooms 73-75 U. S. Appraisers' Building


United States Marine Hospital, Presidio ervation, nr Mountain Lake


United States Marine Hospital Service, Vansant surgeon, office U. S. Appraisers' B ing, first floor, rooms 1-3


United States Marshal, office U. S. Appra Building. third floor, rooms 45-47


United States Mint, Edward F. Burton sur tendent. NW cor Mission and Fifth


United States Naval Landing, E s Eas Clay and Washington


United States Naval Officer (Port of San ] cisco) office Custom House, third floor


United States Navy Pay Office, U. S. Ap] ers' Building, first floor, rooms 13-17


United States Pension Agency, Henry agent, 620 Washington


United States Post Office, Samuel W. B. postmaster, NW cor Washington and Bat branch offices: Station A 1309 Polk; Station 1 cor Eighth and Mission ; Station C NW cor ] tieth and Mission ; Sub Office NW cor Railro and Manitoba


United States Railway Mail Ser (Eighth Division) office SW cor Jackaon an tery


United States Receiver Public Moneys lande) office 610 Conimercial


United States Register Lands, office 610 mercial


United States Registers in Bankruptcy, District fornia


United States Registers in Bankruptcy trict California, Samuel J. Clarke Jr., offic Battery, rooms, 25-26, and James M. Gif 636 Clay


United States Restaurant, 546-548 Clay


United States Revenue stmir John F. Hartley, foot of Green


United States Secret Service Division, U. S. Appraisern' Building, first floor, roon United States Shipping Commissione fice 118 Jackson, Barge office foot of Green United States Shipping Commissioners' stmr and Marion, berth foot Green


United States Signal Office, 42 Merchant change


United States Special Agent Treasury partment, U. S. Appraisers' Building floor, room 7


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ited States Special Agents Post Office Department, office 320 Sansome, rooms 27-28 ted States stinr General McPherson, berth Wash- Ington St. Wharf


Ited States Sub-Treasury, 608 Commercial Ited States Supervising Inspector Steam Vessels (First District) office U. S. Appraisers' Building, first floor, room 23


Ited States Surveyor (Port of San Fran- cisco) office Custom House, third floor


ited States Surveyor-General, office 610 Commercial


Ited States Treasury Building, 608-610 Commercial


Ited Undertakers' Association, Samuel McFadden superintendent. 27-29 Fifth


ited Workingmen's Boot and Shoe Co., Walter Rosie secretary, factory 400 Bartlett, depot 14 First


Iversal Benevolent Association of Cali- fornia, for Unmarried Persons, E. O. Tully president. 1038 Mission


versal Copying Co., Jeffers & Wells proptrs, 1202 Mission


versal Hall. 812 Pacifio


Iversai Marine Insurance Co. (limited) of London, Wilfrid B. Chapman ageut, 123 California


verse The (weekly) published by Universe Co .. Byron Adonis editor, 525 Kearny


iveraity City College, Rev. James Matthews D. D. principal, 119 Haight


versity Gold Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) William Lette Oliver secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 13 versity Mound College, S & Sierra Av, bet Miselon and San Bruno Road


iversity Mound Dairy, Patrick Kelly & Brother proprietors. SE cor Hamilton and Way- land, nr University Mound College


iversity of California (Land Department) 310 Pine, room 36


iversity of California (Regents) 310 Pine, room 36


NIVERSUM James O'Donnell pro-


prietor, 519 Clay


a Hermann, musician, r. Chicago Hotel


na Jacob, mufr brooms and brushes, 157 New Mont- gomery, r. Oakiand


rath Peter, blacksmith, r. German Hotel


rub Henry A., bookkeeper E. J. Baldwin, r. 728 Hayes


inn John, carpenter, r. 795%% Stevenson


termeyer Samuel. actor. r. 217 Mason


t Enrico, Bersaglieri Soc., 625 Broadway


ham Bradford H. (Upham & Gunni and commer-


clal traveler Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch, r. Berkeley


ham Isaac (Payot, Upham & Co.) r. Oakland ham Walter S., painter, r. 2909 % Bush


ham & Gunn (Bradford H. Upham and Adam F. Gunn) wholesale dealers California wines, 327 Sansome, cellars Berkeley, Cal.


hoff Frederick, bartender A. Warner, r. 7 Vande -. water


hoff Helena, widow, r. 7 Vandewater


shur John H .. porter, r. 905 Jackson


son Warren F., hunter, r. 32 Clay


ton Augustine F., assistant foreman Bacon & Co., r. NE cor Sixth and Mission


ton Brothers (Vernon and Thomas B.) book and job printers. 429 Montgomery


ton Charles D., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 733 Treat Av


ton E. W., conductor Market St. RR., r. cor Haight and Stanyon


ton Frank F. (Collina & Co.) r. 2012 Mission


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Upton Henry C., printer Frank Eastman & Co., r. Oakland


Upton John, printer, r. 735 Pine


Upton M. W., receiving teller Pacific Bank, r. Oak- land


Upton Mary A., widow, r. 735 Pine


Upton Matthew G., journalist Bulletin, r. 2125 Bush


Upton Thomas B. (Upton Brothers) r. 735 Pine


Upton Venon (Upton Bros.) r. 735 Pine.


Upton W. G., miner, r. 529 Sacramento


Upton William B., draughtaman National Iron Works, r. 2125 Bush


Uraga Jose L., r. 1250 California


Urbach Ignatz, leather and findings, 801 Montgomery Urbais Catherine, widow, r. W s Bruno Road, nr Army


Urban Ferdinand, actor, r. 420 Powell


Urban Jacob, liquor saloon, 925 Kearny, r. 628 Broad- way


Urban Joseph, violinmaker and repairer, 509 Kearny Urban Kurt, physician and surgeon, office and r. NE cor Seventeenth and Dolores


Urban School, Nathan W. Moore principal, r. 1017 Hyde


Urban Vincent, mattressmaker F. Hufschmidt. r. 19 Garden


Urban William, laborer, r. 19 Garden


Urbani Rafael, baker, r. 442 Union


Urbas Albert, blacksmith, r. San Bruno Road, nr Twenty-eighth


Urbigan Theodore, gunsmith C. D. Ladd


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Uren Charles E., draughtsman U. S. Surveyor-Gener- al's Office, r. 743 Pine


Uretich George. fisherman, r. 908 Sansome


Uri F. & Co. (Felix Uri and Kaufman Wertheimer) butchers, 20-26 8. F. Market


Uri Felix (F. Uri & Co.) r. 1815 O'Farrell


Uri Isidore, butcher. 823 Pacific


Uribe Cesario, saddler, r. 19 Scott Pl


Uribe Eliza, r. 19 Scott Pl


Uribe F. N., Spanish Ben. Soc., 413 Sacramento


Urich William, canvasser, r. 39 Moss


Uriell Sylvanus, toll collector Mission Wharf No. 2, r. Oakland


Urioste Adolphe de (Urruela & Urioste) r. 916 Post Urioste George de (Urruela & Urioste) r. 916 Post


Urquhart A. F., anditor's dept Wells, Fargo & Co., r. Alameda


Urquhart Edward, rollermaker E. J. Shattuck & Co., r. 1 Martha Pl


Urquhart James R. Mrs., widow, r. 525 Shotwell


Urquhart Kitty Miss. dressmaking. 131 Post, room 1


Urquhart Robert M., blacksmith W. S. Phelps & Co., r. 1325 % Minna


Urquhart Warren, inkmaker E. J. Shattuck & Co., r. 1 Martha Pl


Urrea Zefforina, coremaker Mechanics' Foundry, r. 38 Mary


Orruela José, capitalist, r. 713 Hyde


Urruela Joseph (Urruela & Urioste) r. 713 Hyde


Urroela Juan (Urruela & l'rioste) r. 916 Post


U'rruela & Urioste (Juan and Joseph Urruels and Adolphe and George de Urioste; commission mer- chants. 202 Market and 3 Pine, room 9 Urry D. B., furniture. 155 Third. r. 217 Third I'rry D. B. Mrs., furnished rooms. 217 Third Uruer Jean, French Ben. Soc., 510 Jackson


Urzua Ricardo, photographer Rieman & Co., r. 618% Filbert


Uscbold George, boilermaker P. F. Dundon, r. 959 Miasion


MES MUNSELL JR., Agent, 415 Montg'y St. | Usher Carrie E. Miss, artist. r. Grand Hotel


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Usher James L., teamster, r. 258%% Third Usher John, laborer, r. NW cor Carolina and Center Usher John F., foreman Pac. Transfer Co., r. 27%% Clara


Usher John P., floorman Pac. Transfer Co., r. 27%% Clara


Usinger C., messenger Naval Office, Custom House, r. 1063 Broadway


Uainger Conrad, assistant North Cosmopolitan Gram- mar School, r. 1063 Broadway


Uszynski Barbara Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, r. 14 Sher- man


Utah Powder Co., Julius Hausmeister president, S. C. Buckbee secretary (works Ogden, Utah) office 430 California


Utah Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,Nev.) Charles H. Fish president, Nevada Block, room 25


Utley M. M. Mrs., r. 2101 Devisadero


Utschig Adolph, shoemaker, r. 132 Ridley


Utschig Amelia, domestic 327 Seventeenth


Utachig John, manufacturer and dealer boots and shoes, 326 Bush, r. 124 Shotwell


Utschig Sophie, forelady M. Ettinger. r. 132 Ridley Utter Frederick W., mining, 419 California, room 12, r. 440 Twenty-second


Utz Adam, foreman S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. 428 Chestnut, rear


Uzeta Conrad C., compositor La Voce del Popolo, r. NE cor Powell and Green


Uznay Charles, with A. Skaife & Co., r. 322 Ellis Uznay Francea Mme., dreasmaker Ville de Paris, r. 322 Ellis


Uzzovich John, r. 1218 Kearny


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Vaackhusen Lizzie, domestic 720 Golden Gate Av Vaca Harry, porter P. C. SS. City of Chester


Vaccarezza Giuseppe, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Vaccarezza Nicolo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway Vaccari M. J. (Vaccari & Soldri) r. 1327 Kearny Vaccari & Soldri (M. J. Vaccari & A. Soldri) groceries and liquors, NW cor Kearny and Union


Vaccaro Agoatino, vegetables, 66 Colombo Market Vaccaro Andrea, laborer, r. 9 Gaven


Vaccivich Louis, cook, r. 628 Broadway, rear


Vacquerel A. P., French Ben. Soc., 510 Jackson


Vacquerel Etienne E., French Ben. Soc., 510 Jackson Vaenberg A., traveling salesman Sanderson & Horn, r. 36 Geary


Vagel Adolph, satchelmaker E. Schultz & Co., r. 508 Fell


Vagg William S., clerk, r. 20 Clementina


Vagies Emanuel, waiter P. C. 88. Queen of the Pacific Vagliato John, waiter, r. 628 Battery


Vagts Dietrich H., driver Philadelphia Brewery, r. 417 Twenty-seventh


Vagts George, foreman Charles Goodwin, r. 217 Seventh


Vagts John, clerk James Fogarty, r. 217 Seventh


Vagta Mary, widow. r. 217 Seventh


Vagta Richard H., driver Philadelphia Brewery, r. 208 Fifteenth


Vahey Patrick, laborer, r. 1505 Montgomery Vahey Thomas, laborer, r. 109 Vallejo, rear Vshla Pierre, French Ben. Soc., 510 Jackson


Vahle J. Henry, liquor saloon, 65 Fourth, r. 244 Jesais Vail A. H. (Sanborn, Vail & Co.) r. 614 Sutter


Vail Charles A., receiving clerk Wellman, Peck & Co., r. 612 Filbert


Vail Charles H., clerk, r. 612 Filbert


Vail David H., salesman Capitol Milla, r. 1102 Scott


Vail Napoleon B., carpenter Garrick, Williams & Wright, r. Oakland


Vail Robert R., clerk J. A. Folger & Co., r. 612 Filbert Vail Walter H., clerk Burnham, Beck & Co., r. 612 Fil- bert


Vail. See Vale


Vailes Richard, insurance agent, r. 127 Francisco


Vaillant Charles, French Ben. Soc., 510 Jackson Vaillant Victorine, furnished rooms, 719 Clay


Vaisine Octave, r. 814 Montgomery


Vala Lawrence, r. 29 Sixth


Valadie Catherine, widow, r. 1011 Mason


Valadie Leon, compositor, r. 1011 Mason


Valadier Leon, French Ben. Soc., 510 Jackson


Valagar Augusta, domestic 352 First


Valdez Peter, r. 12 Hinckley, rear


Valdez Zeferino, groceries, 1326%% Dupont


Valdivia Ricardo, r. 425 Montgomery Av


Valducci Constantine, S. J., St. Ignatius College, 21. Hayes


Vale A. M., r. SE cor Sansome and Pacific


Vale Charles, hardware and crockery, 1404 Polk, r 1708 Sacramento


Vale Harry, liquor saloon, r. 244 Jessie


Vale William, advertising manager Bulletin, r. 91/1 Pine


Vale. See Vail


Valencia Antonio, cardriver, r. 829 Folsom


Valencia Armadeo, waiter Theatre Comique


Valencia Delfina V., widow, r. 728 Green


Valencia Manuel, Spanish Ben. Soc., 413 Sacrament Valencia Packing House, Benjamin E. Arnol


proprietor, SE cor Valencia and Twenty-third


Valencia Ramon R., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co' r. 5% Bowie Av


Valencia S., barber Lampe Bros., r. 3 Mark Pl


Valencia Street Branch Market Stree Cable Railway Co .. J. L. Wilcutt secretar C. B. Gould superintendent, office foot of Marke general office NE cor Fourth and Townsend


Valencia Street Grammar School, Silas A. Whi principal. E s Valencia, bet Twenty-second al Twenty-third


Valencia Street Station S. P. RR., junction Valenci and Twenty-fifth


Valencia Vanada, widow, dressmaker, r. 827 Vallejo Valensuela E. B., r. 1305 Green


Valente Giovanni (Linari & Valente) r. 522 Filbe! rear


Valente Gottardo, scavenger, r. 522 Filbert, rear Valente Joseph L., clerk L. Valente, r. 216 Broadww Valente Liugi, mnfr macaroni, vermicelli, eto., 21 216 Broadway


Valente Sabardino, r. 216 Broadway


Valentine Andrew W., teamster Golden Gate Wool Mills, r. NE cor Harrison and Twentieth


Valentine Archibald, carpenter, r. California Av, Twenty-eighth


Valentine Charles, teamater, r. (103) 3 Bay Valentine Henry, laborer, r. 731 Market


Valentine Henry, master mariner, r. 310 Langton


Valentine Jacob, expressman, r. 10 Bourbin Pl


Valentine James T., clerk Eastern dept Wells, Faz & Co., r. 118 Ellis


Valentine John, dyer Golden Gate Woolen Mills SW oor Harrison and Twentieth


Valentine John, janitor Post Office, r. 518 Pow rear


Valentine John B., clerk J. Ivancovich & Co., r. 2 Mason


Valentine John J., vice president and gene manager Wells, Fargo & Co., NE cor Sansome : Halleck, r. cor Fourteenth and Twelfth Av, F Oakland


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alentine John W., clark auditor's dept Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 1012 Bush


alentine Joseph, bartender, r. 740 Howard


alentine Joseph, laborer, r. 621 Pacific


alentine Joshua, compositor David Kerr, r. 10 Bour- bin Pl


alentine Marion C., compositor A. J. Leary, r. 10 Bourbin Pl


alentine Mary, widow, r. (103) 3 Bay


alentine Matthew, r. 47 Louisa


alentine R. S. M., cutter Brown Bros. & Co., r. 1169 Market


Valentine S.D. (Francia, Valentine & Co.) r.417 Kearny 'alentine Thomas B., office with Francis, Valentins & Co., r. 110 Hyde


alentine Vincent, salesman Hixson, Justi & Co., r. (103) 3 Bay


alentine William, engineer Pac. Soda Co., r. 308 Sixth


alenzuela Decidena, r. 8 Salmon


alenzuela Lola, widow, r. 24 Erie


alere Mme., r. 14 Lafayette


alerga Bartolomeo, musician, r. 425 Filbert


alerga Bartolomeo, with Cutting Packing Co., r. 1616 Powell


alerga Domingo, with Cutting Packing Co., r. 1516 Powell


alerga Frank, vocaliat, r. 425 Filbert


alerga John, musician, r. 425 Filbert


alerga Joseph, tinsmith Cutting Packing Co., r. 1516 Powell


alerga Nins Miss, vocalist Tivoli Opera House, r. 425 Filbert


alerga Peter, with Cutting packing Co., r. 1516 Pow- ell


alerga Richard D., vocalist Tivoli Opera House, r. 425 Filbert


alerga Tillie Miss, vocalist Tivoli Opera House, r. 425 Filbert


Valerius John, laborer Geary St. RR., r. 1505 Bu- chanan


alero John, r. 5 Jasper Pl


alero Louis, bootblack, r. 405 Filbert


aletti Daniele, baker, r. 1139 Dupont, rear


aletti W. M., student Pac. Busines College, r. 501 Geary


'alianos Gerasimos, French Ben. Soc., 510 Jackaon


alkyrien (Scandinavian weekly) W. S. Kreutzman publisher, 536 Clay


alla Eugenio, clerk D. Biggio, r. 5 Jasper Pl


allamonte Manuel, Spanish Ben. Soc., 413 Sacra- mento


alle Frank, r. 927 Greenwich


alle Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway


'alle Rejenaldo F., Spanish Ben Soc.,413 Sacramento


alleau Andrew L., foreman J. R. Brodie & Co., r. 3013 Laguna


alleau Samuel (J. R. Brodie & Co.) r. 1812 Webster alleau Thomas P., weigher Custom House, r. 1617 Broderick


lleggia G. B., waitsr, r. 516 Pacific


alleggia Giovanni, r. 621 Broadway


allejo Express, Joel H. Harvey proptr, 418 Sacra- mento


allejo M. G., treasurer State Board of Horticulture, 40 California. room 10, r. Solano Co .. Cal


allejo Street U. S. Bonded Warehouse, John O. Strauch proprietor, NW cor Front and Vallejo


llejo St Wharf, foot of Vallejo


Wlely Patrick, teamster R. Dunsmuir & Sons, r. 117 Vallejo


llet Charles, winea and liquors, NE cor Fifth and Harrison


llett George, cook, r. Capilol House


lley Patrick, laborer, r. 117 Vallejo


Iliant Edward, plumber, r. Twenty-seventh, nr Alabama


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L. ROEDERER CHAMPAGNE.


No Bottle Genuine unless the Label bears the Signature of MACONDRAY & CO., Sole Agents.


Valliant Frances, widow, r. Twenty-seventh, nr Ala- bama


Vallier John, clerk DeLay Bros., r. 3051 Sixteenth


Vallon Joseph, French Ben. Soc., 510 Jackson


Valaangiacomo Luigi. r. 611 Broadway


Valtono Benito, flower peddler, r. 9 Gaven Valz George, liquor saloon, 149 Berry


Van Acker Francis, carpenter, 1640 Sacramento


Van Alstine A. & Co. (Alonzo Van Alstine and Justin Gates) manufacturers of Dr. Gunn's Bit- ters, depot 722 Montgomery


VanAlstine Alonzo (A. Van Alstine & Co.) r. Oakland Van Alstine George W., telephone manufacturer, 564 Mission, r. 2105 California


VanAlatine John, carriage painter Studebaker Bros. Mnfg. Co., 201 Market


Van Arsdale W. P., with Cutting Packing Co., 422 Sixth


Van Aspern John, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 2 Rin- con Court


Van Atta M. E. Mrs., operator W. U. Tel. Co


Van Bergen August, liquor saloon, 425 Sansoms, r. 720 Capp


Van Bergen Edward, clerk Kohler & Van Bergen, r. 834 Post


Van Bergen Ernest (Dosher & Co.) r. St. Helena, Cal. Van Bergen Henry, r. 834 Poat


Van Bergen James O., capitalist, r. 2524 Washington Van Bergen John W. (N. Van Bergen & Co.) r. 1422 Larkin


USE L. DELMONICO DELBECK & CO. CHAMPAGNE. REIMS.


Van Bergen N. & Co. (Nicholas and John W. Van Bergen and Fritz Habenicht; importers and jobbers wines and liquors, 413-415 Clay


Van Bergen Nicholas (N. Van Bergen & Co.) r. 834 Post


Van Bergen T., clerk Kohler & Van Bergen, r. 834 Post Van Bergin Martin J., laborer, r. 207 Perry


Van Bibber Thomas C., books and stationery, 1305 Polk


Van Blarcom A. Lines, wool merchant, 214 Sansome, r. 822 Turk


Van Bokkelen Williamn A. M., accountant, 419 Cali- fornia, room 26, r. Oakland


Van Brunt Rutger N., mining secretary, 318 Pine, room 6, r. 837 Post


Van Brunt William D., clerk Mexican dept A. L. Ban- croft & Co., r. 713 Vallejo


Van Brunt William R., clerk J. D. Spreckels & Bros., r. 837 Post


Van Buren Frank I., r. 606 Sutter


Van Buren Joseph (Van Buren & Schlipphack) r. 118 Washington 1


Van Buren & Schlipphack (Joseph Van Buren and Philip Schlipphack) liquor saloon, 118 Washing- ton


Van Burt Louis B., liquor dealer, 312 Sacramento, r. Brunswick House


Van Burton J. B., traveling salesman, r. 148 Sixth


Van Buskirk Howard, piledriver, r. 32 Natomas


Van Buskirk John, boilermaker Wm. McAfss, r. 32 Natoma


Van Collem Essie Misa, assistant Tehama Primary School, r. 611 Ellis


Van Collem Leon, cloakmaker, r. 611 Ellis


Van Court James E., photographic printer William Shew, r. Belmont


Van Court John F., carriage trimmer, 25 Washington, r. 721 Bryant


Van Crombrugghe August, dentist, office and r. 33 Kearny


Van Daalen Marcus C., bootcutter, r. 212 Twenty third


ACONS TRATAN, ISHAM & CO., BUGGIES, CARRIAGES Edward:' Tichinine Jim


1081


VAN


HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES,


FULTON IRON WORKS Manufacturers of QUARTZ M.


Cont Street, Ining Machinery.


VAN


1082


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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.


IMPORTERS OF GALVANIZED AND COMMON


Sheet Iron


All Sizes and Numbers.




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