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Sadler & Co. (Caleb and Charles M. Sadler) fancy goods and notions, 607 Market
Saenger Halle, F. G. Schneider proprietor, 14 Geary
Saenger Julius, cook William Faber, r. 1 Jaaper Pl Saenger Leopold, clerk G. Aronson & Co., r. 712 Hayes 19 Saenger. See Sanger
Safe Deposit Building, SE cor Montgomery and Cal- ifornia
Safety Nitro Powder Co., Gustave Sutro pres- . ident, S. C. Buckbee secretary, works Contra Costa Co., office 430 California
Safford H. S., corresponding clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. Oakland
Safford Kate L. Miss, r. Old Ladies' Home, Sierra Av, U. M. T.
Safford Myra Mrs., matron Old Ladies' Home, Sierra Av, U. M. T.
Safford Truman J., superintendent Old Ladies' Home, Sierra Av, U. M. T.
Safried Frederick, hatter Martin Meussdorffer, r. 9 St. Mary's
Saftig Jacob G., solicitor Accidental Life Insurance Co., r. 11 Hollis
Sage Lewis P., proprietor Sage's Union Street Warehouse, S s Union, nr Battery, r. 2828 Califor- nia
Sage Orlando G., cashier Baker & Hamilton, r. 812 Twentieth
Sage's Union Street Warehouse, Lewis P. Sage proprietor, S s Union, nr Battery
Sagehorn Herman, groceries and liquors, 520 Union Sagehorn John, bartender, r. 529 First
Sahlein Moses J., flowers and feathers, 1006 Market, r. 421 Ellis
Sahlender H. F., clerk, r. NW cor Montgomery and Union
Sabling Nicholas, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. cor Napa and Illinois
Sahlmann Carsten, packer National Flour Mills, r. 2208 Powell
Sahnke Herman T. (estate of) groceries and liquors, SE cor Dolores and Sixteenth, H. Tobbenboske manager
Sailor Henry L., clerk W. B. Wilshire & Co., 1. 238 Taylor
Sailors' Home, Daniel Swannack, superintend- ent, NE cor Harrison and Main
SAL
Sainsot Annie Mrs., boarding, and liquor saloon, NW cor Mission and Main
Sainsot Francis, sashmaker William E. Davis, r. 200 Mission
Sainsot Rudolph, sash and blindmaker, r. 78 Clemen- tina
Sajous Denis, French Ben. Soc.
Sajous Louis J., clerk letter dept Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 530 O'Farrell
Sala Emory B., r. 3021 Mission
Sala G. F., r. 401 Pacific
Sala Joseph C., instrumentmaker John Roach, r. 2740 Folsom
Salamander Felting Co. (Pacific branch) Wil- liam McDearmon manager, 402 Montgomery, room 10
Salandor John, tailor, r. 4 Geary Pl
Salas Edwin, bookbinder, r. 812 California
Salas Josephine, widow, r. 812 California
Salaun Pierre, cook Arthur Freling, r. SE cor Mont- gomery and Pacific
Salazar Antonio J. Jr., r. 508 Sutter
Salazar B. (C. A. Luckhardt & Co.) r. 711 Jones
Salazar José, r. 508 Sutter
Salazar Mercedes, widow, r. 827 Post
Salazar Nicholas, piledriver, r. 324 Vallejo, rear
Salberg Moses, salesman Schweitzer, Sacha & Co., r. 1310 Larkin
Salcito Alexander, barber David E. Dunn
Saldez Francisca, buttonhole maker, r. 111714 Kearny
Saldierna Genero, teacher music, r. 507 Pine
Sale C. C. Mrs., r. 110 }2 Sutter
Sales George, ship carpenter, r. 236 Seventh
Sales Rachel, domestic, 20 Silver
Salet Victor, French Ben. Soc.
Salfield C. D., physician, office and r. 216 Kearny,
office hours 10 A. M, to 3 P. M., and 6 to 8 P. M. Sunday 11 A. M. to 1 P. M.
Salinger Joseph (Nathan & Salinger) r. 4 Martha Pl
Salinger William W. (Oppenheimer & Salinger) r. 1806 Polk
Salisbury Albert G., coachman, 2414 California
Salisbury James, carpenter, r. 519 Folsom
Salisbury John, engineer Nevada Block, r. 206 Fifth
Salisbury M. A. Miss, teacher Powell Street Primary School. r. 916 Washington
Salisbury Monroe, capitalist, office 320 Sansome, room 26, r. Oakland
Salisbury Roscoe R., elevatorman Nevada Block, r. 528 Pine
Salisbury. See Salsbury and Saulsbury Sallau Joseph. French Ben. Soc.
Salkeld William I. (Salkeld & Eckart) r. 712 Sutter
Salkeld & Eckart (William I. Salkeld and William R. Eckart) millwrights and engineers, 217 Sansome, rooms 2-3
Sall William P., mate schr Maxim, r. NE cor Drumm and Jackson
Salle H., r. 108 Valparaiso
Salle Joseph, r. 803 Montgomery
Salles B. & Co. (Bertrand Salles and Peter Latapie) wholesale butchers, NE cor Railroad Av and Vene- zuela
Salles Bertrand (B. Salles & Co.) r. St. Thomas, bet Platte and Yazoo
Sallhorn Frederick, bartender, r. 469 Minna
Salmi S., farmer, r. 814 Montgomery
Salmon Albert, dry goods, 217 Dupont. r. 1006 Geary
Salmon Edmond, merchant, r. 1006 Geary
Salmon Esther, widow, r. 614 Bush
Salmon Frederick. seaman, r. 272 Brannan
Salmon Joseph S. (J. S. Salmon & Co.) r. 10 Monroe Salmon J. S. & Co, (Joseph S. Salmon and J. A.
Fielder) real estate and insurance agents, 305 Kearny
Salmon Julia, widow, r. 1 Washoe Pl
Salmon Peter, laborer Pac. Iron Works, r. 1018 Hamp- shire
DR. BAZAN'S THERMO-ELECTRIC
RUSSIAN and TURKISH BATHS A SPECIALTY. Also Medicated and Electric Baths Given. 415 SUTTER STREET. 415
KNEASS & CO., Tinners, Plumbers and Jobbers, 29 TAYLOR ST. San Francisco.
Suction and Force. Sadler Samuel, marker S. F. Laundry Saelas Josephine, widow. r. 812 California Saffo C. Z., laundryman S. F. Laundry Safford Frank, clerk, r. 123 O'Farrell Safford Henry F., clerk, r. 701 Hayes Sagand Jean, French Ben. Soc. Sagar Washington, coachman, 1103 Jackson Sagaspe Jean, French Ben. Soc. Sage Fidelia Mra., physician, 202 Stockton Sagehorn Charles H., clerk, r. 1522 Jackson Sahlberg Alfred S., tanner, r. 911 Eighteenth Sahlein Henry, r. 410 Taylor Sahrbacher Charles, butcher, r. 1135 Clay Sabrbacher Herman, teamster, r. 5 Albion Av PARKE & LACY, 21-23 Fremont Street. ENGINES and BOILERS, WOOD WORKING MACHINERY and MACHINE TOOLS. - Sager Charles, teamster, r. 7 Scott Pl Sager George, gardener, r. 638 Stevenson Sager Isaac L. G., carpenter, r. 17 Fourth Sagor George, blacksmith, r. 226 Second Saggau Henry, expressman, r. 11 Freelon, rear Sahla Ferdinand J., baker, r. 832 Pacific
Saffold Reuben B., attorney at law, 420 Montgomery, rooms 14-15, r. Oakland
Sage Harvey E., painter N. B. and M. RR., r. 26 South Park
J. MACDONOUGH & CO.
Importers of ?- 1 Dealers In all kinds of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC COAL, II Market Street, corner Spear.
SAL
Salmon William 8., salesman R. C. Clark, r. 10 Mon- roo
Salomnon Benjamin, traveling salesman Herman Heynemann, r. 418 Post
Salomon Benjamin I., day Inspector Custom House, r. 1420 Post
Salomon Brothers (Moses Salomon) merchant tailors, 1152% Market
Salomon Carrie Mrs., fancy and dry goods, 903 Lar- kin
Salomon Edward S .. attorney at law, 331 Montgom- ery, rooms 4-5, r. 1420 Post
Salomon Edwin (Salomon & Baruch) r. 330 Geary Salomon Gustav, barteuder Thoroughfare Hotel
Salomon Gustav, watchmaker and jeweler, 1028 Sutier, r. 1835 Howard
Salomon Jacob, manager C. C. Tripp & Co., r. 452% Tehama
Salomon Jacob L., pawnbroker, 622 Kearny, r. 1411 Bush
Salomon Joseph, r. 47 Russ
Salomon Max, medical student, r. 1420 Post
Salomon Max, necktie mnfr, 451 Bryant
Salomon Max, proptr Thoroughfare Hotel, NE cor Fifth and Brannan
Salomon Moritz, clerk Kalisher & Co., r. 451 Bryant Salomon Moritz, dairyman, r. 2513 Sutter
Salomon Moses (Salomon Bros.) r. 451 Bryant Salomon Newman, groceries and dairy produce, 66 Centre Market, r. 1316 Scott
Salomon S., salesman Lipman & Co., r. 451 Bryant
Salomon Sylvain (Sylvain Salomon & Co.) r. 1434 Post
Salomon Sylvain & Co. (Sylvain Salomon and Henry Lessing) manufacturers' agents, 240 Phelan Bldg Salomon Thomas, porter Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co., r. Oakland
Salomon Tobias (Glouber & Salomon) r. 1838 Sutter Salomon & Baruch (Edwin Salomon and Irvin Baruch) merchant tailors, 18-20 Phelan Bidg
Salomon. See Solomon
Saloven Samuel, clothing, 226 Fourth
Salsbury Charles, salesman, r. 43 Sixth
Salsbury Henry A., clerk Hanson & Co., r. N s Clipper, bet Church and Dolores
Salsbury Henry G., lumber surveyor Jason Springer & Co., r. 156 Third
Salabury Herbert L., joiner Jason Springer & Co., r. 806 Guerrero
Salsbury Warren H. (Jason Springer & Co.) r. 43 Sixth
Salsbury. See Salisbury and Saulsbury
Salt George, laborer Pine Mnfg. Co., r. 126 Hayes Salter Frank, clerk, r. 1104 Market
Salter Henry, seaman, r. 268 Brannan
Salter Herbert W., clerk Pickens, Fulton & Co., r. 3 Elizabeth
Salter Jobn W., druggist, NW cor Hill and Valencia, r. 1014 Valencia
Salter Woodley G., salesman, r. 16 Albion Av
Saltman Charles, butcher, r. 518 Stockton
Saltonstall G. W., machinist P. M. SS. Co., r. 820 Mis- sion
Salts Albert, expressman, r. 291232 Sixteenth
Salts James A. (Schwabacher & Salts) r. 1303 Octavia Salts William K., clerk, r. 227 Sixteenth
Saltsein Hermann, engineer, Potrero Yeast and Vine- gar Co., r. cor Lahaina and Savannah
Salvadori Debitoné, fruit dealer. r. 535 Vallejo
Salvetti Micheli, helper Frapolli, Berges & Co. r. 430 Jackson
Salz Jacob. (Kullman, Salz & Co., and Kullman, Wag- ner & Co.) r. Stockton, Cal.
Sambrano C. Mrs., r. 1312 Mason
Sambrick John, chophouse, 1105 Front
Sambrick Nicolas, r. 1105 Front
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SAMISH ROBERT, porcelain
decorative art school at the Famons Crockery Store, 207-209 Sutter, r. 502 Bush
Sammi Henry L., salesman Sammi, r. 7 Thirteenth Sammis William W., carpenter, r. 6 Bay
Sammy George, groceries and liquors, NE cor Golden Gate Av and Larkin, r. 404 Larkin
Samon Manuel, grainer, r. 265 Clementina
Samouilet Andre, fringemaker A. Colombat, r. Oak- land
Sample Samuel M., with Samuel S. Sample, r. 303%% Sutter
Sample Samuel S., wines and liquors, 231 Kear- ny, r. 534 Bush
Sampson Adrain T., laborer, r. 13 Boyd
Sampson Benjamin C., sawyer Union Box Factory, r. Oakland
Sampson Edward, porter, r. 13 Dupont
Sampson George F., stock clerk H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 1 Boston Pl
Sampson Harvey W., carpenter, r. 624 Lombard
Sampson Henry, longshoreman, r. 719 California
Sampson Henry, restaurant, 517 California,r. 3 Selina Pl
Sampson John, expressman, NW cor Washington and Battery. r. 2412 John
Sampson John, fruit vendor, r. NE cor Meiggs Wharf and Francisco
Sampson John A., examiner merchandise Custom House, r. 1412 California
Sampson William R., deck hand simr Mexico
Sampson William S., r. 243% Jobn
19 Sampson. See Samson
Samson Albert L., pressinan Cal. Label and General Printing House, r. 636 Sacramento
Samson George, upholsterer J. A. Miller, r. 277 Minna Samson Rudolph, cashier A. Lusk & Co., r. 323 Ellis Samson. See Sampson
Samsreither George. proptr Hamburger house, 411 Pacific
lodging
Samter Julius, merchant, r. 1458 O'Farrell
Samud Eliza, widow, r. 851 Folsom
Samuel Albertina, widow, r. 207 Ritch
Samuel Benno, salesman, r. 1301 Octavia
Samuel Caspar (Samuel & Wright) r. 1520 Post
Samuel Emanuel, r. 30 Everett
Samuel George W., valisemaker, r. 207 Ritch
Samuel Harris, clothing, 808 Third
Samuel Henry S., satchelmaker, r. 207 Ritch
Samuel James, bookkeeper, r. 808 Folsom
Samuel Joseph, watchmaker, r. 32534 Fifth
Samuel M. Mrs., nurse, r. 648 Jessie
Samuel Moses (Newman & Samuel) r. 1301 Octavia
Samuel William, butcher, r. 925 Eighteenth
Samuel William, printer, r. 905 Market
Samuel William P., bagprinter, r. 207 Ritch Samuel Wolf, tailor, 416 Folsom
Samuel & Wright (Caspar Samuel and Duncan Wright) real estate agents, 321 Montgomery
Samnels Aaron (Cal. Hide and Leather Co.) r. 1324 Fillmore
Samuels Adolph, compositor Abend Post, r. 808 Fol- som
Samuels Albert, framemaker, r. 15 Fulton
Samuels Charles, salesman M. Franklin & Bro., r. 421 Folsom
Samuels David, dry goods, 123-129 Post, r. 713 Post
Samuels David G., student, r. 522 Eddy
Samuels Dinah, widow, r. 508 McAllister
Samuels Frederick S., clerk J. D. Spreckels & Bros .. r. 423 Ellis
Samuels G. W., butcher, NW cor Twentieth and Flor- ida, r. 925 Eighteenth
Samnels Harris, clerk R. D. W. Davis & Co. r. 518 Green BUGGIES, CARRIAGES,
WAGONS.
TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO., 421-427 MARKET STREET.
EDWARDS' LIGHTNING JUMP. SEAT, for sale to the trade.
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ST. DAVID'S. 190 ROOMS.
715 HOWARD STREET, near Third, San Francisco. No Cleaner or better Furnished Rooms in the city. Open all night.
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SAN
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Plain, Japanned and Stamped
TINWARE. 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST
Samnels Jacob, salesman D. Samuels, r. 713 Post Samuels John L., accountant, r. 1411 Stockton Samuels Julius, dry goods, 104-108 Kearny, r. 712 O'Farrell
Samuels Julius, mattressmaker, r. 15 Fulton Samuels Leou, clerk Hyde Bros., r. 808 Folsom Samuels Louis, laborer, r. 518 Green
Samuels Louis, printer, r. 15 Fuiton
Samuels Michael, salesman H. Wolf & Bro., r. 37 Moss
Samuels Sarah, widow, r. 15 Fulton
Samuels Stanley A., clerk, r. 1206 Market
Samuels Stewart B., clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. 1001 Pine
Samnels Theodore, salesman, r. 115 Second Samuels William. shoemaker, r. 427 Golden Gate Av Samuels W. R. Gilling, F. A. S., physician and surgeon, 719 Market, r. 332 Golden Gate Av
Samuelson Charles, millhand Capitol Mills, r. 29 Drumm
Samuelson Olof, captain schr Georgie R. Higgins Samwell S., machinist, r. 148 Fifth
San Bernardino Borax Mining Co., DeWitt C. Riddell president, Henry Kriebs Jr. treasurer, 106 Leides- dorff, rooms 7-8
San Bruno Hotel, Frank Reding proprietor, W s San Bruno Road, bet Army and Eve
San Franciscan The (weekly) Wm. P. Harrison publisher and proprietor, 420 Kearny
San Francisco Abend Post (German daily and weekly) San Francisco Abend Post Publishing Co. publishers and proprietors, 535 California
San Francisco Abend Post Publishing Co., O. F. Von Rhein president, Hugo Herzer manager, publish- ers S. F. Abend Post, 535 California
San Francisco and Clear Lake Railroad Co., J. D. Thompson president, S. M. Holmes secretary, office 318 Pine, rooms 4-5
San Francisco and Colorado River RR. Co., A. E. Davis president, G. H. Waggoner secretary, office S. P. C. RR., foot of Market
San Francisco and North Pacific Railroad Co., Peter Donahue president, James M. Dona- hue vice-president, Thomas W. Johnston secre- tary, office 430 Montgomery
San Francisco and North Pacific RR, Ferry, foot of Clay
SAN FRANCISCO & PAC, GLASS WORKS Carlton Newman president, S s King, nr Fourth
San Francisco and Pacific Sugar Refinery, works NW cor Eighth and Harrison, office 211 Sansome
San Francisco Art Association, 430 Pine San Francisco Bar Association, 121 Post San Francisco Benevolent Association, Robert Beech- ing manager, 20 Webb
San Francisco Board of Marine Underwriters, C. T. Hopkins secretary, 318 California
San Francisco Board of Provision Packers, F. W. Rossbach secretary, office 517 Washington
San Francisco Boiler Works, Patrick F. Dun- don proprietor. 131-133 Folsom
San Francisco Box Co. (James R. Carrick, Hannibal Williams and William S. Wright) 515-519 Fifth
SAN FRANCISCO BRASS WORKS (Freder- ick Delger, Robert Dalziel and Wil- liam Moller) Edward F. Delger man- ager, importers and dealers brass goods and plumbers' supplies, 413-415 Mission
SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CO. J. McMul- len president, M. J. Mertens vice-pres- ident and treasurer, office 10 Califor- nia, storehouse and pier W s Sixth, from Hubbell to Southi
San Francisco Bronze Works, Joseph Paudler proprietor, 773 Miasion
San Francisco Bulletin Co. (George K. Fitch, Loring Pickering and estate of J. W. Simon- ton) publishers and proprietors Evening Bulletin, office 622 Montgomery, editorial rooms 517 Clay
San Francisco Call Co. (Loring Pickering, George K. Fitch and estate of J. W. Simonton) publishers and proprietors Morning Call, office 525 Montgomery, editorial rooms 509 Clay
San Francisco Candle Co. (Egbert Judson and Peter R. and William C. Woodman) works NE cor Alameda and Rhode Island, office 402 Front
San Francisco Carpet Beating Machine, Addison H. Baldwin proprietor, 1321-1323 Market San Francisco Chemical Works and Sul- phur Powdering Mill, Judson & Shepard proprietors (West Berkeley, Alameda Co., Cal.) office 402 Front
San Francisco Chronicle (daily, weekly and semi-weekly) Michel H. De Young proprietor, NE cor Kearny and Bush
San Francisco Clearing House, Charles Sleeper mana- ger, 211 Sansome
San Francisco Cooperage, John L. Koster president, S s Brannan, bet Seventh and Eighth, office 323 Front
San Francisco Copper Mining Co., Richard H. Pond secretary, office 307 California
San Francisco Cordage Factory, Tnbbs & Co. proprietors, E s lowa, bet Sierra and Nevada, office 611-613 Front
San Francisco Daily Report, The Daily Re- port Publishing Co. publishers and proprietors, office 238 Montgomery
San Francisco Dental Office, Leek Brothers proprietors, 230 Kearny
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY office 518 Clay
(annually) San Francisco District Telegraph Co., Charles L. Ackerman president, H. S. Hunt secre- tary, office 339 Kearny, branches 222 Montgomery, 200 Sutter, 1100 Market, 1424 Polk and 403 Geary San Francisco Edison Electric Light Co., George S. Ladd president, Horace J. Ladd secre- tary, office 222 Sansome
San Francisco Embossed Glass Works, The, William H. Warren proprietor, 997 Market
San Francisco Female Hospital, Chauncey B. Hutch- ings physician, Laura Bird matron, 806 Stockton San Francisco Fire Department, office old City Hall, first floor
SAN FRANCISCO FORGE,
Henry Sanders proprietor, 315 Mission San Francisco Foundling Asylum, B. F. Hardy visiting physician, 913 Golden Gate Av
San Francisco Fruit and Flower Mission, 717 Mission
San Francisco Furniture Factory, Friedricks & Gercke proptrs, N s Berry, bet Third and Fourth
San Francisco Fuse Manufacturing Co., The, John Dunn president (works Melrose, Alameda Co. Cal.) office 507 California
San Francisco Gas Light Co., J. B. Crockett president, William G. Barrett secretary, works NE cor First and Howard, cor King and Second, SE cor Fifth and Howard, cor Tenth and Channel, cor Bay and Buchanan, and foot Humboldt, Po- trero, office SE cor First and Natoma
San Francisco Girls' Union, Mrs. C. E. Kinney resi- dent director, 714 Bush
San Francisco Glue Works, Winter & Martin proptrs, NE cor Santa Clara and Wisconsin
San Francisco Gossip and Matrimonial Advocate (weekly) J. L. Hopkins publisher, 523 Kearny, room 10
SCHAFER & CO. Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing and Furnishing Goods. NO. 11 MONTGOMERY ST.
FINE CUSTOM CLOTHING TO ORDER.
I. S. VAN WINKLE & CO. 413-415 MARKET ST.
Iron, Steel, Heavy Hardware and all kinds of BLACKSMITHS' MATERIALS.
326 BUSH STREET,
Try UTSCHIG'S Walking Shoes,
JOHN WIGMORE, Office 133 Spear Sirvel. Yards: 129 to 147 Spear St., and 26. 28 Howard St.
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San Francisco Grocers Exchange, Henry Casanova president, R. H. Pond secretary, rooms 3 Pine
San Francisco Home of Friendless Children, 2318 Webster
San Francisco Homeopathic Hospital, W 8 Valencia, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
San Francisco Illustrated Wasp (weekly) E. C. Macfarlane & Co., publishers and proprietors, 540-542 California
San Francisco Iron Works, Frederick Sefrin proptr, 203 Fremont
San Francisco Jewelry Manufactory, David W. Laird proprietor, 27 Post
San Francisco Journal of Commerce (daily and weekly) San Francisco Journal of Commerce Publishing Co. proprietors, William H. Murray business manager, 536 Clay
San Francisco Journal of Commerce Pub- lishing Co., publishers San Francisco Journal of Commerce. 536 Clas
San Francisco Ladies' Protection and Relief Society, E s Franklin, bet Post and Geary
San Francisco Last Factory, Leveque & Potter proptrs, 10 Stevenson
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION
Samuel F. Bufford president, H. H. Wood secretary, laundry Ss Eddy, bet Fillmore and Steiner, office 33 Geary
San Francisco Law Journal, Stockwell & Co. proptrs, 320 Sansome, room 40
San Francisco Law Library, F. P. Deering librarian, new City Hall, third floor
San Francisco Lying - in Hospital and Foundling Asylum, Dr. B. F. Hardy at- tending physician, 913 Golden Gate Av
San Francisco Market, 522-530 Clay
San Francisco Market Review, San Fran- cisco Journal of Commerce Publishing Co. pro- prietors, office 536 Clay
San Francisco Medical Benevolent Society, I. Rivas, M.D. president, 317 Powell
SAN FRANCISCO MERCHANT THE Charles R. Buckland editor and pro- pritor 323 Front
San Francisco Microscopical Society, 120 Sutter, rm 21 San Francisco Music and Drama (weekly) John F. Thrum publisher, 532 Clay
San Francisco Musical Fund Society, NE cor Kearny and Sutter .
San Francisco Mutual Loan Association, A. Sbarboro secretary, 531 Washington
San Francisco News Co. The, Emile Bauer manager, Robert White treasurer, 210 Post
San Francisco News Letter and California Advertiser (weekly) Frederick Marriott editor, publisher and proprietor, 609 Merchant
San Francisco Newspaper Union, publishers patent outsides, Palmer & Rey proprietors, 405-407 Sansome
San Francisco Novelty Works, Grimm No. lan proprietors, grinding, polishing and electro bronzing, 21 Stevenson
San Francisco Nursery, John Harper proprie- tor, SE cor Nineteenth and Folsom
San Francisco Packing and Provision Co. The, 513- 521 Washington
San Francisco Petroleum Co., Edward Wheat- on secretary, 123 California
San Francisco Pioneer Screen Works, John W. Quick proprietor, 32 Fremont
San Francisco Pioneer Varnish Works, Hueter Bros. & Co. proprietors, Twenty-fourth, bet Rhode Island and Kansas, depot SW cor Market and Second
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San Francisco Pioneer Woolen Factory and Mission Woolen Mills, Black Point, bet Larkin and Van Ness Av, office 323-325 Pine
SAN FRANCISCO PLANING MILL John Coop proprietor, manufacturer doors, saslı and blinds, door and win- dow frames, moldings and finish, N s Bryant, nr Fifth
San Francisco Plating Works, Edward G. Denniston proprietor, 653-655 Mission
San Francisco Port Society, Rev. J. Rowell secretary, rooms NE cor Sacramento and Drumin
San Francisco Post Office, Samuel W. Backus Postmaster, NW cor Washington and Battery, branch offices, Station A, 1305 Polk, Station B, NW cor Eighth and Mission, Station C, NW cor Mission and Twentieth, station D. foot Market
San Francisco Prices Current (mercantile weekly) E. R. Painter publisher, 123 California, room 33
San Francisco Produce Exchange, William H. Walker secretary, 425 California
San Francisco Produce Exchange Call Board Association, William H. Walker sec- retary, 425 California
San Francisco Produce Exchange Call List (daily) San Francisco Journal of Commerce Pub- lishing Co. publishers, 536 Clay
San Francisco Produce Exchange Mutual Benefit Association, William H. Walker sec. retary, 425 California
San Francisco Protestant Orphan Asylum, SW cor Laguna and Haight
San Francisco Public Kindergartens, 64 Silver and 116 Jackson
San Francisco Purchasing Bureau (Mrs. E. L. Heve- ner) 131 Post, rooms 17-18
San Francisco Real Estate Circular, Thomas Magee proprietor, 20 Montgomery
San Francisco Savings Union, Albert Miller president, Lovell White secretary and cashier, NE cor California and Webb
San Francisco Savings Union Building, NE cor Cali- fornia and Webb
San Francisco School Department Shop, NW cor Larkin and Austin
San Francisco Sewer Pipe Association, P. McG. McBean secretary, George D. Clark treas- urer, office and depot 1358-1360 Market
San Francisco Ship Calkers' Association, 44 Spear
San Francisco Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, 614 Merchant
San Francisco Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, 614 Merchant
San Francisco Soda Water Works, William Bruning proptr, 733 Union
San Francisco Steam Marble Saw Mills, Joseph Musto proprietor, 713-715 Battery
San Francisco Steamboat and Transporta- tion Co., Jeremiah Miller president, Fred. W. Eaton secretary, 320 Sansome, room 57
SAN FRANCISCO STENCIL WORKS J. L. Greenleaf & Co. proprietors, man- ufacturers stencil plates and burning brands, and rubber stamps, 405 Front San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board, S. B. Wakefield president, Marcus P. Hall secre- tary, S & Pine, bet Montgomery and Sansome
San Francisco Stock and Exchange Build- ing, S s Pine, bet Montgomery and Sansome
San Francisco Sulphur Works, Edward T. Menomy proprietor, office 320 Sansome, works cor Sixth and Berry
San Francisco Stock Brewery, Henry F. Bruns president, Rudolph Mohr secretary, SE cor Powell and Francisco
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