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Sinsheimer Brothers (Bernard and Henry) mer- chants (San Luis Obispo) office 228 California
Sinsheimer Henry (Sinsheimer Brothers) and man- ager S. Koshland & Co., 228 California, r. 1802 Post
Sinsheimer M., laundryman, La Grande Laundry
Sinsheimer Samuel C., clerk S. Koshland & Co., r. 1802 Post
Sinsheimer Simon, crockery, 635 Washington, r. 210 Hyde
Sinton Richard H., real estate and mining broker, 116 Montgomery. r. 1001 Pine
Sinz Ludwig, house and sign painter, 625 Washington, r. 315 O'Farrell
Sinz Otto, watchmaker and jeweler, 33 Kearny, r. 320 Duncan
Siordato Francisco, laborer, r. 10 Margaret Pl
SIOUX CITY AND PACIFIC RAILROAD CO. J. Meredith Davies general agent, 2 New Montgomery, under Palace Hotel Siphres David S., r. 519 Ellis
Sippell Francois E., restaurant, 68 Firat
Sire Paul, fruits, etc., 114 Dupont
Sirey J. K., carpenter, r. 681 Misaion
Sirieux Leon, bookkeeper Bertin & Lepori, r. 13 Jasper Pl
Sisenvine Levi, cigars and tobacco, Palace Hotel, r. 733 McAllister
Sisenvine Rachel Mrs., r. 1208%% Polk
Sisenvine Samuel L., cigars and tobacco, NE cor Polk ard Sutter, r. 1208% Polk
Sisenvine Simon, clerk Levi Sisenvine, r. 1208%% Polk Sisnero Cristobal, carpenter, r. 1317 Powell
Sisson Albert W. (Sisson, Crocker & Co.) r. 419 Ellis Sisson Caroline M. Mrs., teacher Hamilton School, r. 2506 Bush
Sisson, Crocker & Co. (Albert W. Sisson, Clark W. Crocker, Samuel M. Cutler, George W. Scott, Robert A. Wilson and Milo A. Burke) general merchandise, and agents Neff & Co., Dutch Flat, 202 Sansome
Sisson George H., mining r. Occidental Hotel
Sissons J. B., gripman Presidio RR., r. 1207 Union
MORETTI & TREZZINI, PHELAN BUILDING, SAN FRANCISCO. Fresco and Decorative Artists.
Try Peruvian Billers®
LONDON and NEW YORK CLOTHING CO.
CHILDREN'S CLOTIIING in great variety. Cor. Sutter and Kearny Streets.
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W. W. Montague & Co. PUMPS,
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FOR HAND, WIND-MILL AND POWER, ALL SIZES. 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Sisters of Mercy Employment Office, St. Mary's Hos- pital, cor First and Bryant
Sisters of St. Dominic (second order) Private School, S s Golden Gate Av, bet Jones and Leavenworth Sisters of the Holy Family, 110 Hayes and 1413 Powell Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary, Select and Parochial Schools, Sister M. Eugene super- ioress, Tenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Siterson George W., r. 295 Clementina
Sittenheim Benjamin, fish, SW cor Grove and La- guna, r. 538 Birch Av
Sitton John J., milker A. E. Norton, r. 3422 Geary Sivan Peter, waiter, r. 537 Sacramento
Sivertsen Martin O., liquors, NE cor Howard and Stenart
Sievwright Andrew F., tinner F. Wild & Co., r. 340 Third
Sivori Antonio, Garibaldi Guard
Six Mile House, Alex Hischier proptr, Mission Road, 6 miles from old City Hall
Six Mile House, Henry Blanken proprietor, San Bruno Road, 6 miles from old City Hall
Sixth Street House, Daniel Mahoney proptr, NW cor Sixth and Bryant
Size Patrick, boilermaker, r. 17 Clara
Sjoberg A. G., longshoreman, r. NE cor Berry and Ritch
Sjogren Charles, boxmaker, r. 444% Third
Siogren Charles, longshoreman, r. 531 East
Sjogren John P., teamster, r. 526 Broadway
Sjohohn Gustavus, seaman, r. NE cor Berry and Ritch
Sjoland Louis, engineer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Sjowall Erasmus P., liquor saloon, N s Honduras, bet Susquehanna and Railroad Av
Skaife A. & Co. (Alfred Skaife) mnfr cigars, 302 Sac- ramento
Skaife Alfred (A. Skaife & Co.) r. 517 Webster
Skalo Jacob, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 512 Fourth Skea Byron C., carpenter, r. 1 Polk
Skeehan Henry, marblepolisher, r. 478 Tehama
Skeehan James, dairyman, r. 112 Fourteenth
Skeehan John, laborer. r. cor Guiana and Santee Skeehan Peter, mate schr Golden Fleece
Skeehan T., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Skehan John J., cooper, r. 3016 Sixteenth
Skelley Agnes Miss, dressmaker, r. 812 Jessie, rear 17 Skelley. See Skelly
Skelly Augustine, porter James R. Kelly & Co., r. 120 Ninth
Skelly Francia J., bookkeeper Sheriff's office, r. 422 McAllister
Skelly Frank P., clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 11 Van Ness Av
Skelly James E., carpenter, r. 1034 Potrero Av
Skelly James H., salesman Frank G. Edwards, r. 606 O'Farrell
Skelly John, blacksmith, r. 513 Lombard
Skelly John, liquor saloon, NE cor Howard and Fourth, r. 15 Rausch
Skelly John F., coffee importer, r. 11 Albion Av
Skelly John H., selector R. A. Swain & Co., r. 21 Glover
Skelly Joseph A., insurance agent. r. 120 Ninth
Skelly Kate, dressmaker, r. 2423 California
Skelly Kate Mrs., lodgings, 829 Folsom
Skelly Margaret, dressmaker. r. 2423 California
Skelly Mary, widow. r. 2423 California
Skelly Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 69% Shipley
Skelly Michael, superintendent North Beach and Mission Railroad Co., office SW cor Fourth and Louisa, r. 120 Ninth
Skelly Thomas P., carpenter, r. 2729 Pine
Skelly Timothy, carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. 1034 Potrero Av
19 Skelly. See Skelley
Skelton E. W., real estate agent, 304 Montgomery, r. 727 Geary
Skelton George, clerk, r. 727 Geary
Skelton Guy D., machinist Wm. T. Garratt, r. 22 'Te- hama
Skelton John P., night inspector Custom House, r. 22 Tehama
Skelton Melinda, widow. r. 214 Van Ness Av
Skelton R. B., solicitor, r. 793 Mission
Skerrett Daniel, watchmaker. 126 Second, r. 113 Web. ster
Skerrett Ebenezer, tinner, r. 203 Turk
Skerrett James, laborer, r. 27 Minna
Skerrett John, peddler, r. 133 Shipley
Skerrett Mary A., widow, r. 228 Sixth
Skerrett Mary J. Miss, r. 325 Jessie
Skerrett Thomas (Skerrett & Donnelly) r. 228 Sixth
Skerrett & Donnelly (Thomas Skerrett and Thomas Donnelly) boots and shoes, 226 Sixth
Skevo Antonio, teamster Trobock & Bergen, r. 518 Filbert
Skevo William, teamater Trobock & Bergen, r. 2010 Powell
Skey George F., farmer, r. W s Rhode Island, bet Napa and Butte
Skey George W., r. Ws Rhode Island, bet Napa and Butte
Skey Myra, widow, r. W s Rhode Island, bet Napa and Butte
Skidmore Charles W., clerk Landry C. Babin, r. 1217 Filbert
Skidmore E. T. Mrs., milliner, 430 Post
Skidmore Harriet M. Mise, r. 1219 Filbert
Skidmore Oscar H., clerk Hutchinson & Mann, r. 630%% Fulton
Skidmore Walter A., secretary Miners' Assn, 320 San- some, room 23, r. 100612 Washington
Skiff Albert C., hackdriver. r. 504 Third
Skiff Alonzo M., contractor. r. 211 Tehama, rear
Skiff Oscar J., painter, r. 2539 Howard
Skiffington Matthew, helper Moynihan & Aitken, r. E s Mission, opp Twenty-ninth
Skiffington Peter, laborer, r. 515 Howard
Skiles James, engineer, r. 1412 Powell
Skillen Daniel H., carpetlayer Frank G. Edwards, r. 781 Mission
Skilligan John, laborer, r. S s Jersey, nr. Castro SKINKER JOHN
, agent Dupont Powder Co., Union Metallic Cartridge Co. and Eagle Fuse Works, 256 Market, r. Oakland
Skinner Alexander, longshoreman, r. 4 Pringle Court Skinner Frank G .. engineer stmr Sonoma
Skinner Grace E. Mrs., r. 303 Octavia
Skinner Henry E., salesman, r. 1612 Eddy
Skinner John C., conductor Clay St. RR., r. 1111 Jones
Skinner John F., hair worker, r. 544% Natoma
Skinner John J., blacksmith Harvey W. Rice, r. 1518 Folsom
Skinner Richard, r. 533 Broadway
Skinner Robert, contractor, r. 603 Eddy
Skinner Walter, steward ship Shirley. r. 20 Folsom
Skinner William, cook International Hotel
Skipper James C., with E. Babb, r. 503 Jessie
Skipper John G., captain schr Sarah Alexander, r. 24 Freelon
Skivington Frauk, cabinetmaker, r. 42 De Boom
Skivington John, carder Golden Gate Woolen Mnfg Co., r. W s Florida, bet Nineteenth and Twentieth Skivington John F., foreman Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 618 Hayes
Skivington Peter, molder, r. W s Florida, bet Nine- teenth and Twentieth
Skosky Vincent, rectifier Pac. Distillery, r. 2115 Greenwich
Skuce Frank, longshoreman, r. 7 Boyd
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.
PARKE & LACY, 21-23 Fremont Street. HOISTING ENGINES, WIRE ROPE and GENERAL MINING SUPPLIES.
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Skupensky Antonia, widow, r. 1115% Clay Slack Allen, r. 112 Julian Av
Slack Andrew L., clerk, r. 711 Shotwell
Slack Charles A., clerk, r. 7 Langton
Slack Charles W. (Chapman & Slack) attorney at law, 320 California, rooms 7-8, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Slack Darwin E. (Tiernan & Co.) r. 2627 Folsom Slack Edgar S., moldmaker S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r. 711 Shotwell
Slack James, molder, r. 7 Langion
Slack John, waiter Lick House, r. 75 Natoma
Slack Julia, domestic, 1617 Van Ness Av
Slack Margaret, widow, r. 7 Langton
Slack Walter K., clerk J. A. Benson, r. 711 Shotwell Slade Edward M., car driver, r. 1805 Union
Sladky Joseph, instrument maker, r. NW cor Twenty- fourth and Guerrero
Sladky Joseph A., professor mechanics State Univer- Bity, r. NW cor Twenty-fourth and Guerrero
Slaker Adam, First Lieutenant 1st artillery, U. S. A., Presidio
Slamberg Charles T., ship carpenter, r. 13% Thir- teenth
Slamon Patrick, liquor saloon, 705 Battery
Slane Edward A., carpenter, r. 724 Montgomery Av
Slate Edward, barber, r. 527 %2 Montgomery Av
Slate John E., carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. 519 Montgomery Av
Slater Charles H., sign writer, r. 311 Dupont Slater Elizabeth Mra., tailoress, r. 305 Third
Slater Frank, show casemaker Dixon, Bernstein & Co., r. 234 Fell
Slater George, collector, 550 Mission
Slater George, with Pioneer Cigar Box Factory, r. 234 Fell
Slater Hannah S. Mrs., lodgings, 550 Mission
Slater J. D. & Co. (John S. Wheeler) manufac- turers' agents, 235 Kearny, rooms 3-4
Slater John, first officer ship Canada, r. 334 Bryant Slater John, student, r. 234 Oak
Slater Margaret Miss, dressmaker. r. 8 Potter
Slater Patrick, plasterer, r. 234 Oak
Slater Richard L., mason, r. 20%% Stevenson Av
Slater William, stereotyper, r. What Cheer House
Slater William H., carpenter, r. N s Dominica, bet St. John and Tombigbee
Slattery Bernard, laborer, r. 53 Natoma
Slattery Catherine, widow, r. 223 Minna
Slattery Dennis, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. N s Twenty-eighth nr Dolores
Slattery Dennis F .. clerk, r. 1429 Polk
Slattery Frank, usher Standard Theatre, r. 640 Ste- venson
Slattery James, expressman, junction Market and Mc- Allister, r. 3006 Sixteenth
Slattery James, longshoreman, r. 823 Brannan
Slattery James, second officer stmr Piedmont, r. Oak- land
Slattery Jeremiah, boarding and lodging, 521 Howard Slattery Michael, laborer, r. SW cor Sixth and Point Lobos Avs
Slattery Michael, laborer C. P. RR., r. 417 Minna
Slattery Michael F., printer Jones & Lotz, r. 640 Stevenson
Slattery Michael J .. engraver, r. 13 Washington Av Slattery Patrick, laborer, r. SE cor Sixth and Brannan Slattery Patrick, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 904 Fifteenth
Slattery Richard, teamster John G. Ils, r. 408 Vallejo Slattery Thomas F. (Burnett & Slattery) r, N & Twen- ty-eighth, nr Dolores
Slattery William J., engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 125 Olive Av
Slavan Annie E. Miss, principal Eighth Street Pri- mary School, r. 468 Seventeenth
Slavan Kate M. Miss, r. 468 Seventeenth
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INS. CO.
OF NEW JERSEY.
Assets, - $38,615,319 32
POLICIES ABSOLUTELY NOX-FORFEITABLE.
In case of Lapse, the Policy Is Continued in Force as long as its value will pay for. Party insuring at age 35 on L'fe plan Is entitled to
over 4 years' lusurance for 2 years' premiums ; over ' 0 years' insurance for 5 years' premlums ; over 20 years' Insurance for 10 years' premiums,
See adv. Bank and Insurance Departnient
THE HARDEN "STAR" HAND GRENADE FIRE EXTINGUISHER.
The simplest and most powerful ever produced. The only rellable GRENADE. H. H. GROSS, Solo Agent, 16-18 Second Street.
Slavan Mary H. Miss, teacher Eighth Street Primary School, r. 468 Seventeenth
Slaven Brothers (M. A. and H. B.) contractors, office 242 Ellis
Slaven Catherine, widow, r. 1024 Army
Slaven Edward, cooper, r. 15 Gilbert
Slaven Francis, baker, r. 201 Sixth
Slaven Frank, seaman, r. 541 First
Slaven Hannah, widow, r. 10 De Boom
Slaven H. B. (Slaven Bros.) r. New York
Slaven James E., compositor, r. 10 De Boom
Slaven John, gardener, r. 15 Gilbert
Slaven Joseph P., carpenter, r. 228 Langton, rear
Slaven J. W., chemist, 242 Ellis
Slaven M. A. (Slaven Bros.) r. New York Slaven Michael, laborer, r. 762 Brannan
Slaven Thomas, laborer Market St. RR., r. 9 Converse Slavin John, second steward stmr City of Peking
Slavin Patrick, bakery. 1324 Dupont, r. 1637 Hyde
Slavin Patrick, oiler Yosemite Flour Mills, r. 536 Sixth
1 Slavin. See Slavan, Slaven and Slevin
Slayback Deborah Mrs., carpet sewer Joseph Fred- ericks & Co., r. 603 Jessie
Slayne John, laborer Sutter St. RR., r. 1425 Bush
Sleamann Henry, porter, r. 115 Sanchez
Sleason Henry, laborer, r. E s Dolores, nr Eighteenth Sleator Edmund M., canvasser, r. 529% Shotwell
Sleavin Daniel, liquor saloon, 417 Brannan
Sleeper Charles, manager S. F. Clearing House, r. 456 Guerrero
Sleeper Hobart W., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. West Oakland
Sleeper Mary Miss, teacher Silver Street Primary School. r. 222 Shotwell
Sleeper William O., assayer, r. 222 Shotwell
Slessinger Lewis (Porter, Slessinger & Co.) r. 2513 Sacramento
Slevin James P., reporter, r. 2755 Harrison
Slevin Patrick, corporal police, r. 2755 Harrison
Slevin Thomas B., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 2755 Harri- son
Slevin Thomas E., cashier S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2413 Sacramento
Slevin. See Slavan, Slaven and Slavin
Slicer C. B., liquor saloon, 1 Stockton, r. 850 Market
Slicer Mary M. Mrs., inspectress Custom House, r. 330 Brannan
Slight Thomas, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Sons
Slimmon Alonzo, engineer, r. 60 South Park
Slinkey John Emil, secretary society Old Friends, office SE cor Kearny and Pine, r. Sauce- lito
Sliphock Philip, tanner Christian Hellwig, r. NE cor Twenty-fourth and Mission
Sliter George, plasterer, r. 331 % Eddy
Slites John, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 715 Howard Sloan Adolphus, laborer, r. 3 Alvarado
Sloan Alexander, proprietor La Grande Ex- change, 610 Market, and 9 Post, r. 300 Valencia Sloan Bernard V., bookkeeper Union Ice Co., r. 1425 Bush
Sloan F. H., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 7 Alvarado
Sloan George. fourth officer stmr City of Tokio
Sloan George B. (Heaphy & Sloan) r. 633 Stevenson Sloan Henry, porkpacker Lewis Hentrich
Sloan James R., clerk Blake, Moffitt & Towne, r. 1021 Polk
Sloan John, laborer. r. 140 Natoma, rear
Sloan John, ship supplies, 305-307 Washington, r. 1021 Polk
Sloan John W., molder, r. 643 Folsom
Sloan Margaret M.s., r. 1425 Bush
Sloan Mary. furnished rooms, 316 Minna
Sloan Sarah Mrs .. r. 714 Folsom
Sloan Thomas, laborer. r. S s Fell, bet Devisadero and Scott
STEAM ENGINES and Threshing Machines.
TRUMAN, ISHAM & CO.,
421-427 Market St .; SAN FRANCISCO.
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J. MACDONOUGH & CO.
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ST. DAVID'S. 190 ROOMS.
715 HOWARD STREET, near Third, San Francisco. Pri per night, 50 cents, 75 cents and $1; per w .ck from $2 upwards.
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TINWARE 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.
Sloan William I., dairyman, r. W s Bryant Av, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Sloan William R., real estate, 234 Montgomery, r. 611 Polk
Sloane Bernard, groceries, W s Tehama, bet Twenty- seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Sloane George W., r. 266 Brannan
Sloane John, longshoreman, r. 204 First
Sloane Joseph M., seaman, r 100% Jackson
Sloane W. & .T. & Co. (W. and J. Sloane, of New York, and Charles L. Watson) carpets, oilcloths, upholstery goods, wallpaper, etc., 525-527 Market Sloat Charles F., dentist, r. SE cor Fifth and Market Sloat Margaret Miss, seamstress Protestant Orphan Asylum
Slocomb H. & Co. (Henry Slocomb) agents Improved Dibble Lubricators, 16 First
Slocomb Henry (H: Slocomb & Co.) r. 7 Margaret Pl Slocum Charles B., clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r. 518 Greenwich
Slocum Eliza Mrs., with Frank G. Edwards, r. 365 Jessie
Slocum Ella R. Miss (Slocum & Peltier) r. 148 Sixth Slocum Giles J., bookkeeper Robinson & Gillespie, r. 148 Sixth
Slocum Harry B., student, r. 925 Sutter
Slocum Ingram B., clerk, r. 53 Morris Av
Slocum Lot D., proprietor Excelsior Stable, 921 Sutter, r. 925 Sutter
Slocum Ruby Miss, r. 925 Sutter
Slocum William N., journalist, r. 1068 Howard
Slocum & Peltier (Miss Ella R. Slocum and Miss Ce- lina Peltier) fancy dry goods, 144 Sixth
Slocumb George L., r. 569 % Minna, rear
Sloss Gordon E., deputy City and County Assessor and Fire Commissioner, r. 235 Kearny
Sloss Henry A., bookkeeper G. C. Fowler, r. 112 Mason Sloss Leon (Louis Sloss & Co.) r. 1500 Van Ness Av
Sloss Louis ( Louis Sloss & Co. and Hutchinson, Kohl Philippeus & Co.) r. 1500 Van Ness Av
Sloss Louis Jr. (Louis Sloss & Co.) r. 1500 Van Ness Av Sloss Lonis & Co. (Louis Sloss, Lewis Gerstle, and Louis Jr. and Leon Sloss) hides, wool, fur, and commission merchants, tannery South S. F., office 310 Sansome
Sloss Louis D., accountant, r. 918 Market
( Sloss, See Schloss and Shloss
Slossen Edward K., miner, r. 405 Taylor
Slosson Edward P., salesman Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 405 Taylor
Smack Frank, barber, 2702 Mission
Smadeke Fr derick, waiter Page & Falch, r. 627 Ste- venson
Smadeke John H. (William Smadeke & Co.) r. 1203 Mission
Smadeke William (William Smadeke & Co.) r. 1203 Mission
Smadeke Willlam & Co. (William and John H. Smadeke) wines and liquors, SW cor Eighth and Missiou
Smadeke. See Schmadeke
Smale George, watchman stmr Granada
Smale Henry, r. E s Eureka, nr Seventeenth
Smale John, carpenter, r. 526 Twenty-third
Small A. H., marine insurance dept Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 2121 .Sacramento
Small Allen, carpenter, r. 325 Capp
Small Anna, widow, r. 2050 Mlasion
Small Archibald, salesman. r. 35 Louisa
Small Benjamin F., clerk Custom House, r. 802 Geary Small Charles H., foreman I. H. Small, r. 856% Harrison
Small Dominick, carpenter, r. 407 Greenwich
Small Edward P. (P. E. Dougherty & Co.) r. Petalu-
Small George K., compositor, r. 802 Geary
Small Henry H., trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 23% Oak
Small Isaac H., machine shop and foundry, 5' Brannan, r. 221 Seventh
Small Isaac H., with Jason Springer & Co., r. 1: Twenty-sixth
Small James B., porter, r. 3 Bay
Small James H., carpenter, r. 407 Greenwich
Small John W., liquor saloon, junction Montgomer Av and Green, r. 407 Greenwich
Small Laurence J., engineer, r. 609 Harrison
Small Levi, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Small Lucy, widow, r. 134 Twenty-sixth
Small Mary Mrs., r. 1429 Polk
Small Mary J., widow, r., 732% Clementina
Small Richard G., collector, r. 1131 }% Mission Small William R., ship carpenter, r. 570 Folsom Smalling William, gardener, r. 1101 McAllister
Smallman William F., storekeeper P. M. SS., Co. Wharf, r. 18 Stanford
Smallman William H. M., clerk J. C. Johnson & Co r. 300 Turk
Smalls Jacques, cook, r. 1625 Pine
Smallsworth Frederick, machinist, r. 26 Natoma Smart Ann, widow, r. SW cor Nebraska and Yuba
Smart Anna, widow, r. Old San José Road, nr Indui trial School
Smart David, pianomaker Sherman, Clay & Co., Oakland
Smart Genevieve Miss, teacher Heald's Business Co lege, r. 2107 California
Smart George C., proptr New York Dairy, office : SI
Eddy, r. Old San José Road, nr Industrial Schoc Smart Hiram, saloon, 546% Mission
Smart James Mrs., widow, r. 2855 Mission
Smart John R., machinist, r. 318 Fremont
Smart William F., driver George C. Smart, r. W s Ol San José Road, nr House of Correction
Smedberg William R., city agent insurance dept Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 1611 Larkin
Smedes Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 94 Harrison
Smedley Henry, janitor, 323 Front, r. 1224 Pacific
Smedley John K., machinist The Joshua Hendy Mt chine Works, r. 2304 Howard
Smele Charles, captain schr William Sparks
Smeth Antonio S., oyster saloon and restaurant, 1002 1004 Market, r. 723 Webster
Smiddy Timothy, longshoreman Pope & Talbot, 1 211 % Perry
Smidt Louis, groceries and liquors, 641 California, 1 3 Selina Pl
Smidt William, tailor Hornberg & Gottheim, r. 42 Bush
( Smidt. See Schmid, Schmidt, Schmitt, Schmit and Smith
Smiley Clarissa J. Mrs., r. 2610 Hyde
Smiley Elizabeth, widow, r. 316 Third
Smiley Frederick, engineer, r. 221 Leavenworth
Smiley Harry P., pressman S. W. Raveley, r. 141 Bush
Smiley Helen M. Miss, teacher Emerson Primar School, r. 1413 Bush
Smiley James, broker, 329 Montgomery, r. 1413 Bush Smiley P., engineer, r. 221 Leavenworth
Smiley Samuel P., salesman Tatum & Bowen, r. 141 Bush
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Smiley Thomas J. L., stockbroker, 314 Montgomery room 8, r. 2225 Taylor
Smiley Wesley, teamster, r. 407 Francisco
Smilie Elton R., physician and dentist, 649 Washing ton
Smilie Robert, contractor and builder, r. 31 Fulton Smisted Ole G., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. NW co Iowa and Solano
Smith A. Mrs., widow, r. 125% Oak
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Smith Adam, butcher, r. 21}% Hayes
Smith Adam, carpenter, r. 1923 Howard
Smith Adam, wines and liquors, 633 Sacramento r. 515 Sacramento
Schafer & Co. FINE CUSTOM CLOTHING
TO ORDER.
No. 11 MONTGOMERY STREET.
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413-415 MARKET ST.
Iron, Steel, Heavy Hardware an all kinds of BLACKSMITHS' MATERIALS.
Try UTSCHIG'S Walking Shoes, 326 BUSH STREET,
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r. Smith Adam A., shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. SW cor Mission and Willows Av
Smith Adam B. Rev., janltor U. S. Land Office, r. 1310 Vallejo
Smith Addlo G. Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar School, r. 1239 Plne
Smith Adolph J. C., liquor saloon, cor Fifth and Berry, r. 332 Ritch
Smith Adrian R., salesman Wul. T. Garratt, r. 1104 Market
Smith Albert, clerk Castle Bros., r. 2526 Post
Smith Albert G., palnter, r. 22 % Ilermann
Smith Albert H., laborer, r. 715 Lombard
Smith Albert L. (A. Germnon & Co.) r. Oakland
Smith Albert P. (Stanley, Smith & Co.) r. 572 Steven- son
Smith Albion J., freight collector P. C. SS. Co., r. 1834 Powell
Smith Alexander, r. 217 Sixteenth
Smith Alexander, bookbinder A. L. Bancroft & Co., r .. 135 Natoma
Smith Alexander, sash and blindmaker. r. 623 Howard Smith Alexander D., compositor Evening Post, r. 1225 Kearny
Smith Alfred, clerk, r. 11 Maria
Smith Alfred, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1423 Polk Smith Alfred, clerk, r. N s Yolo. bet Utah and Ne- braska
Smith Alfred, cook Julius Gruen. r. 215 Minna
Smith Alfred H. & Co., importers diamonds (New York) Phelps & Miller agents, 120 Sutter, room 1
Smith Alphonso B., manager Inventors Institute of California, office and r. 105 Stockton
Smith Andrew (Harrington & Smith) office 218 Cali- fornia, r. Redwood City
Smith Andrew, boilermaker, r. 749 Howard
Smith Andrew, capitalist, r. 331 Montgomery
Smith Andrew, harnessman Norfolk Stable, r. 126 Ellis
Smith Andrew, laborer Spring Valley W. W., r. 12 Bernice
Smith Andrew, porter George C. Bode
Smith Andrew, stonecutter, r. 35 Crocker
Smith Andrew D. (Smith, Snow & Moody! r. Oakland Smith Andrew F., with Journal of Commerce, r. 106 Silver
Smith Andrew V., coffee saloon, 17 Washington, r. 2445 Howard
Smith Angus H., clerk, r. 1832 Filbert
Smith Angus J., carpenter, r. 1314 Harrison
Smith Anna, domestic, 814 Ellis
Smith Anna, widow, r. 1720 Jessie
Smith Annie, domestic, r. 2906 California
Smith Aunie, nurse City and County Hospital Smith Annie, widow, r. 120 Shipley Smith Annie Miss, r. 566 Mission
Smith Annie E., shorthand reporter, r. 502 Powell Smith Annie F. Mrs., r. 1530 Jackson
Smith Anthony J., compositor, r. 749 Howard
Smith Arnabel, mechanic, r. 117 Taylor
Smith Arthur, machinist Golden Gate Woolen Mnfg. Co., r. cor Florida and Butte
Smith Arthur A., (Freeman, Smith & Co.) r. 2504 Scott
Smith Arthur H. H. (Val. Schmidt & Co.) r. 2302 Sutter
Smith August, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel Smith Augusta Mrs., r. 1209%% Sutter
Smith Augustus, salesman Starbird & Goldstone .
Smith A. W., carpenter, r. 117 Taylor
Smith Axel W., captain bark H. W. Almy with The McCollam Fishing and Trading Co.
Smith Barclay J., clerk Smith's Cash Store, r. 475 Seventeenth
Smith Bedell, bartender, r. NW cor Geary and Cen- tral Av
The Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co. NEWARK, NEW JERSEY.
PREMIUMS RECEIVED, $102,268,306 84.
Premiums may be paid all cash, or on the 30 PER CENT. LOAN PLAN, as speclaily offered by this Company.
See Bank and Insurance Dept. this Book.
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FRATINGER & CO. CLOAKS, SUITS and FURS. 105 KEARNY STREET.
Smith Belle, domestic, 2616 Sacramento
Smith Benjamin (J. A. Smith & Son) r. 21 }{ Hayes
Smith Benjamin, accountant, r. 229 Kearny
Smith Benjamin B. (Benjamin B. Smith & Co.) r. 606 Montgomery
Smith Benjamin B. & Co. (Benjamin B. Smith and Owen McCaughey) proprietors Empire Lodg- ings, 636 Commercial
Smith Benjamin J., clerk Connecticut Fire Insur- ance Co .. r. Oakland
Smith Benjamin P., type caster Marder, Luse & Co., r. 517 Pine
Smith Benjamin P. G., agent O. R. and N. Co., Spear St. Wharf. r. 610 Fllimore
Smith Benjamin R. Mrs .. janitress South San Fran- cisco School, r. Dominica, bet Susquehanna and St. John
Smith Bessie, widow, r. 20 Masonic Av
Smith Bradford W., receiving teller London and San Francisco Bank, r. Oakland
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