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Ewell Emery P., driver X L Dairy, r. 2460 Folson Ewell Frederick F., student Heald's Business lege, r. 28 Lewis
Ewell James, clerk James H. Malone, r. 24 Evere Ewell Lebbeus C., fruit dealer, 3159 Mission
Ewell L. J., proprietor Branch House, 424 some, Coso House, 411 Sansome, Rest for Weary, 36 Clay, and milk dairy depot and r. cor Twenty-first and Folsom
Ewell William, engineer, r. 72 Everett
Ewen Oliver, assistant engineer C. P. RR. Apache, r. 5 Market
Ewer Alfred, r. The Windsor
Ewer Warren B. (Dewey & Co.) and treasurer £ Board of Silk Culture, r. 1516 Folsom
Dwer William D. (W. D. Ewer & Co.) r. Alameda & Ewer W. D. & Co. (William D. Ewer and Cha F. Precht; employment office, 626 Clay
Ewig Ernst, liquor saloon, 7 Washington, r. Oak Ewing Alfred P., cook stmr Crescent City, r. Third
Ewing Alison (Ewing & Karl) r. 547 Howard
Ewing Antone, carpenter William Disse, r. SW Fourth and Folsom
Ewing Calvin, foreman Main & Winchester, r Howard
Ewing Charles G., surveying instruments, Thomas R. Gibson manager, 120 Sutter
Ewing Charles G., manager The Babcoc Wilcox Co., 561 Mission, r. 29 Silver
Ewing Charles S., leather cutter Main & Winche. r. 12%% Russ
Ewing Claude V .. clerk J. Dewing & Co., r. Oak Ewing Edward, distributor La Grande Laundry: 212 Thirteenth
Ewing H. F., actor, r. cor Fourth and Jessie
Ewing John, blacksmith, 1103 Mission, r. 824 M: lister
Ewing John F., blacksmith, r. 1017 Alabama
Ewing Joseph D., bookkeeper James C. Smith Oakland
Ewing Joshua C., collector J. Dewing & Co., r. I. land
Ewing Luther L., clerk Market St. RR., Fourth Townsend, r. 1601 Turk
Ewing Primary School, Miss Emma E. Stincen I cipal, N & Harrison, bet Fourth and Fifth
Ewing Robert, contractor and builder, r. 1400 Ness Av
Ewing S. Howard, collarmaker Main & Winchek r. 547 Howard
Ewing S. M., r. 907 Bush
Ewing Thomas, carpenter O. and O. SS. Arabi 413 Brannan
Ewing and Bill Lantern Co. (Wheeling Va.) manufacturers Owl Tubular Lanterns, Hall & Son agents, 528-530 Market
Ewing & Karl ( Alison Ewing and Adam Karl) lio saloon, 214 Dupont
Examiner The (daily and weekly) Examiner I lishing Co., publishers and proprietors, o junction O'Farrell and Market (Phelan Build: editorial and composing rooms 538 Sacrame ! press rooms cor Commercial and Montgomery
Examiner Publishing Co. The, publis. and proprietors The Examiner, office junci! O'Farrell and Market (Phelan Building)
Excelsior Coal aud Transportation Co., Martin Roberts Jr. agent, 5 Spear
Excelsior Hall, 2319 Mission
Excelsior Hotel, Drager & Diederichsen proptrs, Sixth
Excelsior Planing Mills, William A. Mce proprietor, manufacturers doors, sashes, etc., cor Fifth and Bryant
Excelsior Powder Co., J. P. Jones presid Benjamin White vice-president, F. W. Bo' secretary. 3 California, room 9
Excelsior Printing Office, Bacon & Co. pro etors, NW cor Sansome and Clay
Excelsior Quicksilver Mining Co., A. Halsey se tary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
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Isior Water and Mining Co. (Yuba and Nevada Coa., Cal.) J. H. Bolles president, W. J. Stewart secretary, 215 Sansome, room 8
leior Wire Works, Justinian Caire proptr, John P. Bering superintendent, office 523 Market
hange Publishing Co., publishers and pro- prietors The Daily Exchange and Mining Ex- change, office 306 Montgomery
hequer Mining Co. (Storey Co.,Nev.) Charles E. Elliott secretary, 16 Nevada Block
npt Fire Co., rooms Brenham Pl. ur Clay
iina Julia Mme., clairvoyant, 51 Third
ic Gardena, John Pouyal proptr, 1727 Mission examens' Protective Union, 35 Eddy
Il George, bartender, r. 167 Perry
3 George, bartender, r. 112 Jones
s William (William Eybs & Co.) r. 325%% Golden Gate Av
3 William & Co. (William Eyba and William Brushaber) liquor saloon, 1021 Market
ar Alexandre, French Ben. Soc., 510 Jackson
art Alexandre, French Beu, Soc., 510 Jackaon et Gustave, with E. Guittard & Co., r. 19 Lafayette P1
ud Auguste, French Ben. Soc., 510 Jackson ud Joseph, French Ben. Soc., 510 Jackaon
Edward E., stockbroker, 320 Pine and 314 Cali- fornia, r. 905 Sutter
George, stouegrinder Schmidt Label and Litho- graph Co., r. 143 Natoma
John C., carpenter and builder, r. 311 Castro
Manuel, attorney at law, 220 Sanaome, roomla 10-12, r. 1822 Buchanan
William, clerk Corporation Yard S. F. F. D., r. 323 Kearny
W. L., journalist News Letter, r. 1415 Stockton ch George, engineer George H. Tay & Co., r. Oakland
lee Albert, barber, r. 647 Stevenson
kiel Edwin T., entry clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. Oakland
ciel Esra Mra., widow, r. 8)August Alley
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bri Giuseppe, expressman, r. 12 Sonora
ens George C., claim adjuster C. P. RR., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 54, r. Alameda
ens Sarah F., widow, r. 1412 Pine
er Joseph, cartman, r. 33 Valparaiso
er Richard, groceries and liquors, SW cor Bush and Baker
er William, bartender S. P. Collina, r. 2 LeRoy Pl ian Brothers (Ernest M. and Charles A.) groceries and liquors, NW cor Stockton and Filbert
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Fabian Henry A., watchman, r. S & Townsend, bet Seventh and Eighth
Fabian Meyer, merchant, r. 631 Post
Fabian Philip, merchant, r. 1318 Geary
Fabian & Co., merchants (Byron and Tracy, Cal.) office 518 Market
Fabre Antoinette, widow, r. 15 Clara
Fabre August. French Ben. Soc., 510 Jackson
Fabre Cesar, French Ben. Soc., 510 Jackaon
Fabre Esther, widow, r. 835 % Pacific
Fabre J., painter, r. 424 Sansome
Fabre Jules C., coppersmith Geo. H. Tay & Co., r. 18 Lewia
Fabre Wm., laborer, 24 Turk
Fabrique Birney C., clerk music dept A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. Oakland
Fabria Francis, fisherman, r. 803 Montgomery
Fabris Jules, fisherman, r. 803 Montgomery
Fabris Nicolas, fish, 8 Clay St. Market, r. 803 Mont- gomery
Fabria Vincent, laborer, r. 803 Montgomery
Fabro F., pastemaker L. Valente, 216 Broadway
Fabry Leopold M., butcher, 547 Hayea
Fabry Sebastian, salesman J. Y. Wilson & Co., r. 1 Geary Pl
Fabyan Albert W., steward Frank Allione, r. 420 Sec- ond
Faccini Daniel, coalpasser P. C. SS. Ancon
Facco John B., peddler, r. N a Onondaga Av, nr Mis- sion
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Fack J. J., molder, r. 407 Pacific
Fadden G., laborer National Iron Works
Faddeu Thomas, longshoreman, r. 24 Mint Av
Fader Florence, bartender, r. 26 Sixth
Fader Helen M. Mias, compositor Truth, r. 1236 Twenty-first
Faderle Joseph, tanner, r. W 8 San Bruno Road, nr Twenty-eighth
Fagan Andrew, helper Cal. Boiler Works, r. 25 Nato- ma
Fagan Bridget, widow, r. 209 Fourth
Fagan Christopher, electroplater, r. 209 Fourth
Fagan George, steward Alma House
Fagan Jamea J., clerk Pac. Improvement Co., r. 614 Sutter
Fagan John, bartender Wm. Mclaughlin, r. 621 Sec- ond
Fagan John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. W 8 Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Fagan John, laundryman S. F. Laundry
Fagan John, real estate, r. 110 Jonea
Fagan John J., teamster, r. 110 Jones
Fagan Lizzie Misa, r. 337 Sixth
Fagan Lizzie Mrs., bakery, 337 Sixth
Fagan Margaret, widow. r. 345 Clementina
Fagan Mary J. Mise, assistant Hayes Valley Primary School, r. 110 Jones
Fagan Michael. sailmaker, r. 513 Lombard
Fagan Peter, laborer, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Fagan Peter, porter Chronicle, r. 35 Fifth
Fagan Rosa, domestic 1116 Bush
Fagan Terrence, teamster, r. S a Clipper, bet Church and Sanchez
Fagan Thomas, coremaker McCormick Broa., r. 227 Second
Fagan Thomsa, packer quartermaster's dept, U. S. A., r. Presidio
Fagan Thomas, shoemaker, r. 632 Minna
Fagan Thomas H., clerk, r. 110 Jones
Fagan William, carpenter, r. 621 Second
Fagan William, carriage painter, r. 337 Sixth
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Fagan William, painter, r. 613% Natoma
Fagan William H., house painter, r. 345 Clementina
Fagen Harry, seaman, r. 28 Minna
Fagen H. D., r. 672 Mission
Fagen James, livery stable, 332 Bush, r. 611 Powell Fagen. See Fegen
Fager John, Grbuilder, r. NW cor Ash Av and Larkin Fagerberg M. Mrs. (Gruggel & Co.) r. 425 Fourth
Fagerberg William F., Linsmith Charles Brown & Son, r. 425 Fourth
Fagerroos Constantine C., clerk Williams, Dimond & Co., r. 317 Buah
Fagerroos K., master mariner, r. 325 Bush
Fagothey John E., clerk, r. 1604 Howard
Fagothey Joseph, bookkeeper Engelbrecht, Fox & Co., r. 1604 Howard
Fahey Bernard, candymaker J. Seidl & Co., r. 239 Perry
Fahey Delia, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Fahey John, r. 1503 Taylor
Fahey John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Breslin Hotel
Fahcy John F., r. 1503 Taylor
Fahey Joseph, cellarman U. S. Brewery, r. 544 Mc- Allister
Fahey Martin, shoemaker Jones & Bryant, r. 333 Chapultepec
Fahey Mary, widow, r. 624 Brannan
Fahey Mary K., teacher, r. 1321 Natoma
Fahey Patrick, teamater, r. 2% McLea Court
Fahey Patrick H., cellarman T. J. Bass & Co., r. 2117 Market
Fahey Richard, r. 36 South Park
Fahey Thomas J., r. 1503 Taylor
( Fahey. See Fahy, Fay and Fey
Fahrbach August, draftsman Blum, Eppstein & Marsh, r. 1516 Broadway
Fahrbach Christian F., bookkeeper, r. 1516 Broadway Fahrbach Emil, entry clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1516 Broadway
Fahrenberg Albert, photographic artist, 1025 Market Fahrenholz Henry, expressman, cor Steuart and How- ard, r. 1127 Treat Av
Fahrenholz Henry, florist Auguste Duhem, r. 335 Fourth
Fahrenholz John, florist, r. Park Hotel
Fahrenkrug Chris., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 2300 Folsom
Fahrenkrug Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 2300 Folsom
Fahrenkrug W. & Co. (William Fahrenkrug and Fred- erick Otterstedt) groceries and liquors, 48 Seventh Fahrenkrug William (W. Fahrenkrug & Co.) r. 1086 Howard
Faby Thomas, merchant, r. 529 Sacramento
Fahy William, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. Mis- alon, bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Fahy William, stableman, r. 528 Third
K Fahy. See Fahey, Fay and Fey
Falck Broa. (John, Nicholas and Conrad Faick) basket makers, 934 lloward
Faick Conrad (Faick Bros.) r. 934 Howard
Faick John (Faick Bros.) r. 934 Howard
Falck Nicholas (Faick Bros.) r. 934 Howard
Faig William, engineer Willows Brewcry, r. 2301 Misalon
Fair Anna Mrs., r. Old People's Home
Fair Aubrey, salesman Stockton Milling Co., r. 631 Harrison
Fair Campbell, salesman M. Menssdorffer, r. 8 Walnut Av
Fair Charles, helper Central Gas Light Co., r. 248 Fourth
Fair Edward, contractor, r. 1065 Market
Fair Edward, painter, r. 7% Langton
Fair George, bookkeeper Grangera' Bank, r. 923 Hyde Fair James G., capitalist, office 1 Nevada Block, and U. S. Senator Nevada, r. Virginia City
Fair James G. Jr., 1 Nevada Block, r. NW cor Pir and Jones
Fair J. G. Mrs., r. 1120 Pine
Fair Laura D., widow, r. 613 Van Ness Av
Fair M. E. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1065 Market
Fair Play Consolidated Mill and Mining Co. (Tom) stone, A. T.) T. W. Nowlin secretary, 230 Mon gomery, rooms 23-24
Fair R., yardman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Fair William, shoemaker, 119 Third
Fair Wind Oyster and Coffee House The G. Goicovich proprietor, 303-305 East
Fair. See Phair
Fairbairn George, teamster, r. S s Trinidad, bet Su quehanna and Yazoo
Fairbairn Richard Jr., housepainter, r. 341 Tehama Fairbank Charles E., traffic agent Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway, 138 Mentgon ery, r. Oakland
Fairbanks Charles M., r. 1130 Twenty-first
Fairbanks D. W., r. 1413 Larkin
Fairbanks Joseph, barber, 430 Broadway
Fairbanks Joseph A., controller Market St. RR. Potrero and B. V. RR., Park and Ocean RR., N. cor Fourth and Townsend, room 34, r. 950 Wood West Oakland
Fairbanks & Hutchinson (H. L. Hutchinson scales and steel, 401 Market
Fairburn John, machinist and engineer, r. 530 Chesi nut
Fairchild Abram M., carcleaner S. P. RR., r. 195 Six teenth
Fairchild Carrie S., assistant Grant Primary School r. 1037 Post
Fairchild George H., engineer stmr Mexico, r. 103 Post
Fairchild George W., assistant engineer Clay St. RR .. r. 1620 Washington
Fairchild Hattic M. Miss. principal Fairmount School r. 1037 Post
Fairchild J. C., civil engineer Park and Ocean RR., I Oakland
Fairchild Maria E., assistant Sonth Cosmopolitan Grammar School, r. 1037 Post
Fairchild Richard H., freight clerk P. C. SS. Co., I 1037 Post
Fairchild Samuel D., shoemaker, r. 195 Sixteenth
Fairchild S. R., r. 1037 Post
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Fairchild Susanna, widow, seamstress, r. 3007 Six teenth
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Fairchild Willard W., apprentice Fulton Iron Works r. 1037 Post
Faircloth Maud, widow, r. 612 Polk
Faircloth Maud Miss, r. 612 Polk
Faircloth Violet Miss, teacher music. r. 612 Polk
Fairclough William, laborer S. F. Pioneer Wooler Factory, r. 390 Francisco
Fairfield Daniel, laborer Pac. Iron Works, r. +1: Beale
Fairfield Daniel Jr., machinist. r. 414 Beale
Fairfield Emeline Miss, r. 228 Fulton
Fairfield G. Mrs., r. 119 Fulton
Fairfield Herbert A., fireman S. P. RR., r. 1924 Stev enson
Fairfield Josiah F., captain tug Sea Witch, r. 22/ Fulton
Fairfield Marshall, engincer S. P. RR., r. 1924 Stev enson
Fairfield Nellle Miss, compositor, r. 414 Beale
Fairfield Orlando W., blacksmith Centennial Plan ing Mill, r. 118 Brannan
Fairgrieve William B., woolgrader, r. 1613 16 Folsom Fairlamb Edward W., mnfrs agent, 109 California room 7, r. 518 Stockton
Fairman Emeline Miss, r. 1413 Bush
Fairman Madge B. L. Miss, r. 1413 Bush
Fairman Maria L., widow, r. 1413 Bush
Fairmount Dairy. Alonza T. Noble proptr, NW col Thirtieth and San José Av
Fairmont Primary School, Miss H. M. Fairchild principal, E s Chenery, nr Randall
Fair Villa Mining Co. (Tombstone, A. T.) John H, Sayre accretary, 330 Pine, room 36
Fairweather Alfred J., salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 409 Steiner
Fairweather Helen Miss, teacher, r. 407 Steiner
Fairweather J. Arthur, attorney at law, 12 Montgomery, r. 16 Grove
Fairweather Juilan, stationery, 542 Hayes, r. 407 Steiner
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ithful Charles, tanner, r. 2 Alemany Av
ithful Edwin, assistant engineer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 2 Alemany Av
Iver Jarques P., chief cook The Baldwin ke E. I. Mrs., r. 321 Hyde
ke W., molder Risdon I. and L. Works
lardeau O. J., currier, r. NE cor Mission and Twenty fourth
lbey Edward, restaurant, 111 Sixth, r. 5 Mint Av
Ibrecht Frederick, messenger W .U. Tel. Co., r. 1507 Dupont
1ch Otto (Page & Falch) r. 20 Eleventh
Ick Bernhard, cigars and tobacco, 421 Montgomery lck Ferdinand, druggist Alfred Gros, r. 111 Dupont lck Leo A., clerk, r. 1912 Washington
lek Nicholas E., driver City RR., r. 45 Minna
Falck. See Falk
lco Adele, dressmaker, 523 Pine
lco Alexander, watch case maker, 614 Merchant, r. 523 Pine
Iconer John, contractor and builder, 6 Golden Gate Av, r. 13 Langton
alconer Robert S., secretary Enterprise Mili and Building Co., 217 Spear, r. Alameda ler John, vegetableman J. Bertz
les Ella R. Mrs., dreasmaking, 224 Stockton
ilk A., bookkeeper B. Nathan & Co., r. Alameda
lk Bertha, widow, r. 219 Elm Av
lk Ferdinand, clerk Falk & Simon, r. 734 Geary lk Fred., painter, r. 29 Norfolk
ilk G., master mariner, r. 1720 Leavenworth
ulk, Hawley & Co. (Noah H. Falk and Jacob C. Hawley) lumber and shingle mnfrs (Arcata, Humboldt Bay) office 7 Spear
ilk Henry. lithographic printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 32 Moss
lk Hyman S., copyist County Clerk, r. 8 Russ
ilk Jerome (Falk & Simon) r. 927 O'Farrell
ilk Morris, salesman Whitney & Marshall, r. 312 Eddy alk Mortimer, clerk, r. 1219 Geary
ilk Noah H. (Falk, Hawley & Co.) r. Arcata, Hum- boldt Bay
alk Phillip, mining, r. 1023 Sutter
lk Raphael G., r. 1023 Sutter
alk Samuel, salesman. r. 8 Russ
ilk Solomon (Koenigsberger, Falk & Mayer) r. 1219 Geary
alk W. H., r. 111 Fifteenth
alk & Simon (Jerome Falk and Alexander Si- mon) groceries and provisions, 801-803 Larkin 7 Falk. See Falck
alke Emil C., r. NE cor Bush and Mason
alkenau Frederick, bookkeeper Buyer, Reich & Co., r. 713 O 'Farrell
lkenau Louis (Falkenau & Reese) r. San Rafael
alkenau & Reese (Louts Falkenau and H. W. Reese) State Assay Office, 328 Montgomery, room 16
alkenbahn Ferdinand, liquor saloon, 213 Sixth, r. 58 Shipley
alkenstein Gustavus A., supt Weil, Leiter & Co., r. 1508 Post
alkenstein Henry (Falkenstein & Co.) r. 1006 Geary alkenstein Isaac, salesman Falkenstein & Co., r. 1508 Post
alkenstein Monroe, clerk Falkenstein & Co., r. 1006 Geary
alkenstein & Co. (Henry Falkenstein and Sally Siebenhauer) importers and wholesale dealers ci- gars and tobacco, NE cor Battery and Sacramento alker Albert, sawyer Pacific Box Factory, r. NW cor Florida and Twenty-first
alkingham Edwin, mnfr children's carriages, 830 Sixteenth
alkingham John J. carriage painter, r. 901 Shotwell alkinham Joseph, clerk Samuel Tallman, r. 109 Montgomery
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Falkner Frederick, clerk, r. 713 O'Farrell
1 Falkner. See Faulkner
Fall Amanda, fur sewer, r. 215 Ritch
Fall George, clerk Davis Bros., r. 215 Ritch
Fall J. C., mining, r. 2415 California
Fall Louisa, widow, r. 215 Ritch
Fall Michael, teamster, r. 1001 Battery, rear
17 Fall. See Faull
Falle Peter, coppersmith Sanders & Co., r. 3 Mary Lane
Fallehey Patrick H., laundryman S. F. Laundry
Faller Peter, restaurant, 618 Fourth
Fallmann John P., sawyer Kragen & Geist, r. 21 Gil- bert
Fallon Annie Mrs., furnished rooms, 1046 Folsom
Fallon E., laborer P. M. SS. Co.
Fallou Edward, farmer, r. S & Teneriffe, bet Talla- poosa and Santee
Fallon Edward D., teamster, r. 351 Beale
Fallon Edward J., laborer, r. 431 Duncan
USE L. DELMONICO CHAMPAGNE. REIMS.
DELBECK & CO.
Fallon Hugh, laborer John Kelso, r. SE cor Sixteenth and Alabama
Fallon James, r. 712 Folsom
Fallon J. M., parcel clerk Keane Bros., r. 48 Oak
Fallon John, carpenter, r. 431 Duncan
Fallon John, switchman S. P. RR., r. cor Eleventh and Channel
Fallon Kate, domestic 422 Van Ness Av
Fallon M., molder Risdon I. and L. Works
Fallon Maria, widow, r. 1215 Union
Fallon Mary Mrs., fruits, 1120 Harrison
Fallon Matthew (Fallon & Buckley) and liquor saloon, 318 Bush, r. 310 Stockton
Fallon Michael, blacksmith, r. 3 Minna
Fallon Michael, blacksmith, r. 1046 Folsom
Fallon Michael, laborer, r. 25 Natoma
Fallon Michael M., bookkeeper Pac. Carriage Co., r. 48 Oak
Fallon Patrick, farmer, r. 423 Hayes
Fallon Thomas, dairyman. r. 435 Duncan
Fallon Thomas H., bookkeeper J. Y. Wilson & Co., r. 1215 Union
Fallon & Buckley (Matthew Fallon and Chris. A. Buckley) liquor saloon, 323 Bush
Falla Richard J., sergeant police, r. Brunswick House Falla Richard J. Jr., policeman, r. Brunswick House Falls Stephen D. (Bird & Falls) r. 106 Post
Falls Thomas J., engineer U. S. Appraisers' Building, r. 2511 Clay
Falls William F., bookkeeper Dolliver & Bro., r. 2511 Clay
Falque Kate Miss, seamstress, r. 603 Dolores
Falvey Edward A., sawyer Coos Bay Stavo and Lum- ber Co., r. 421 Sixth
Falvey Grace O. Miss, glovemaker, r. 421 Sixth Falvey J. F., r. 52 Natoma
Falvy Patrick, laborer, r. 141 Shipley
Family Fund The (monthly) 23 Kearny
Family Journal Publishing Co., Walter Price manager, 1324 Market
Famous Crockery and Fancy Goods Co. The. M. Katzenstein superintendent, 123 Kearny and 207-209 Sutter
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Fan Benjamin, coachman Moritz Herzstein, r. 321 Sutter
Fan Saloon, Kuhn & Decker proprietors, 811 Market
Fancart Henry, painter, r. 129 Bernard
Fancelli Carlo, Bersaglieri Soc., 625 Broadway
Fancher A. M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 230 Kearny
Fancher Charles H., salesman C. B. Platt & Co., r. 204 Sixth
Fancher Charles H. Jr., salesman C. B. Platt & Co., r. 132 Sixth
Fancher C. H. Mrs. {C. B. Platt & Co.) r. 230 Kearny Fancher Ira, clerk, r. 1923 Jessie
Fanciola Giulio, journalist, r. 438 Jackson
Faneuf Edwin, machinist, r. 10532 Golden Gate Av Faniere Stephen, bookkeeper, r. 204 McAllister
Fanjoy William H., gilder Dampf & Schussler, r. 112 Eleventh
Fannian J., r. 12 Valparaiso
Fanning Angelo, paperhanger. r. 328 Seventh
Fanning Edward, contractor, r. 320 Chestnut
Fanning James, longshoreman, r. 917 Battery
Fanning John, policeman aud groceries and liquors, NW cor Mason and Green
Fanning John, teamster, r. 320 Chestnut
Fanning Nana Miss, r. 1703 Mason
Fanning Patrick, longshoreman, r. 29 Louisa
Fanning Peter, teamster, r. 320 Chestuut
Fanning Thomas, clerk John Fanning, r. NW cor Mason and Green
Fannon Thomas, currier, r. Sullivan and Union Av, B. H.
Fannon Ernest, French Ben. Soc., 510 Jackson
Fannon Laurent, French Ben. Soc., 510 Jackson
Fantina Antonio (N. Giamboni & Co.) r. Roma Hotel Fantona James, dairyman, N s Sumatra, bet Potomac and San Joaquin
Faraco Genaro, scavenger. r. 2 Filbert Pl
Faraday Richard, insurance broker, 317 California, r. 1720 Clay
Fardee William H., inventor, r. Crystal Hotel
Fardelius Frederick, captain schr Bertha Dolbeer, r. SE cor Harrison and Main
Fardy Dennis, liquor saloon. San Bruno Road, opp. Cortland Av
Farenkam O. F. L., shipcarpenter, r. N s Corea, bet Tallapoosa and Santee
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