Langley's San Francisco directory for the year commencing 1885, Part 259

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Publication date: 1885
Publisher: San Francisco : Francis, Valentine & Co.
Number of Pages: 1410


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Snow William H., draper and tailor, NE cor Sutter and Stockton, r. Oakland


Snow & Co. (Frank C. Snow) importers and manu- facturers, pictures moldings and artiats' materi- ale, 12 Post, Masonic Temple


Snowbell Edward, machinist Goss & Dow, r. 821 Green


Snowden Charles B., machinist, r. 417 Post


Snowden Edward L., machinist, r. 942 Folsom


Snowden Frederick T., clerk Trau-Continental Assn., r. Oakland


MORETTI & TREZZINI, PHELAN BUILDING, SAN FRANCISCO.


Fresco and Decorative Artists.


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Snapper Samuel, mufr caps, 112 Sutter Snead Giles, whitener. r. 26 Ritch


Snead Michael, peddler. r. 2 Quincy Pl


Sneath Richard G., proprietor Jersey Farm Dairy Milk Depot, 834-839 Howard, r. San Bruno Sneed Peter S., painter, r. 4 Adelaide Pl Sneider Elizabeth, widow, r. 7 Calhoun


Sneider George C., bookkeeper Greenebaum & Straus, r. 7 Calhoun


Sneider Nicholas, boilermaker, r. 421 Bush Sneider. See Schneider, Snider and Snyder


Snell Charles M., clerk, r. 1032 Capp


Snell Clarence R., furniture, 1422 Market


Snell E. S. Mrs., adjuster coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. 905 Market


Snell Frank S., traveling salesman S. H, Tyler & Son, r. Sacramento


Snell George P., clerk, r. 1620 Buah


The Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co. NEWARK, NEW JERSEY.


PREMIUMS RECEIVED, $102,268,306 84.


Premiums may be pald all cash, or on the 30 PER CENT. LOAN PLAN, as specially offered by this Company.


See Bank and Insurance Dept. this Book. JAMES MUNSELL JR., Agent, 415 Montg'y St.


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IMPORTERS OF


MARBELIZED MANTELS,


Fire Grates and Tile.


309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.


Smith W. Henry, mining superintendent, r. 1007 Leavenworth


Smith Willard M., real estate, 123 California, r. 524 Jones


Smith William, r. 46 Second


Smith William, baker, r. 317 Green


Smith William, blacksmith P J. O'Brien & Sons, r. 713 O'Farrell


Smith William, bookbinder, r. 616 California


Smith William, bookkeeper Brown Bros. & Co., r. 7 Farren Av


Smith William, butcher, r. 1813 Howard


Smith William, captain stmr Barnard Castle, r. Oak- land


Smith William, carpenter, r. 420 Jackson


Smith William, carpenter, r. 2203 Polk


Smith William, carpenter, r. Kentucky House


Smith William, calker, r. 16 Clara


Smith William, cook. What Cheer House


Smith William, flagmaker, r. 715 Seventeenth


Smith William, laborer, r. 210 Ninth


Smith William, laborer, r. 1819 Powell


Smith William, longshoreman. r. 19 Commercial


Smith William, machinist, Fulton Iron Works, r. 816 Dalaam


Smith William H., teamster, r. 109 Bernard


Smith William H. N., porter D. Conrad & Son, r. 1308 Powell


Smith William I., miller Golden Gate Flouring Mills, r. 824 % Union


Smith William J., bookkeeper Horn, Friend & Erskine, r. 920 Larkin


Smith William J., bookkeeper S. F. Savings Union, r. 515 Sacramento


Smith William J., carpenter. r. 508 Eflis


Smith William J., commercial traveler, r. 411 Leav- enworth


Smith William J., framemaker Sanborn. Vail & Co., r. 102 Fourth


Smith William J., janitor, r. 1210 Broadway


Smith William J., porter, r. 263 East


Smith William M., baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 317 Green


Smith William M., janitor Alvinza Hayward, r. 1008 Leavenworth


Smith William M., master mariner, r. 341 Bryant


Smith William N., clerk, r. 142% Fifth


Smith William N., proptr Chicago Laundry, E s Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada


Smith William S., waiter The Baldwin, r. 267 Minna Smith William T., carriagemaker,r. 109 Liberty


Smith William W., bookkeeper, r. 279 Stevenson


Smith Windsor F., r. 115 Seventh


Smith & Dugan (Robert Smith and John S. Dugan) hay and grain, 1143 Market


Smith & Co. (Henry W. Smith) mnfrs soap, 405 Front Smith & Harris (John Smith and Robert Harris) liquor saloon, 636 Pacific


Smith & Munson (Peter Smith and John A. Munson) proptrs Scandia House, 621 California


Smith & Nelson (John T. Smith and Sven P. Nel. son) commission merchants and dealers oils and


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Smith William B., laborer, r. 6 Caroline


Smith William B., salesman Centennial Mills, r. 556 Brannan


Smith William B., salesman Hawley Bros. Hardware Co .. r. 607 Powell


Smith William B., stevedore, r. 869 Market


Smith William C., bricklayer, r. 2650 Folsom, rear


Smith William C., policeman, r. 611 Buchanan


Smith William C. R., mining expert, 331 Montgom- ery, room 23, r. 10 Leroy Pl


Smith William D., shipping clerk Crane, Hastings & Co., r. 236 Shotwell


Smith William E., clerk, r. 522 Stockton


Smith William F., architect, 318 Pine, rooms 22- 23. r. 2515 Broadway


Smith William F. Mrs., r. 122 Geary


Smith William G., clerk W. A. Brown, r. 527 Seven- teenth


Smith William G., physician, r. 616 Harrison


Smith William H., r. 5% Crook


Smith William H. (Smith & Summers) r. 56 Minna


Smith William H., barber, r. 159 Perry


Smith William H., bartender, r. 714 Natoma


Smith William H., carpenter, 759 Mission, r. 926 Har- rison


Smith William H., clerk, r. 2311 Mission


Smith William H., collector C. W. Beach & Co., r. 1123 Taylor


Smith William H., cook Leopold Lautermilch


Smith William H., engineer, r. 412 Jackson


Smith William H., plumber, r. 1415 Octavia, rear Smith William H., rigger, 120 Howard, r. 1009 Dolores


115-117 Clay


Smitham William, clerk John L. Williams & Co., r. 2119 Taylor


Smither Samuel, merchant tailor, 506 Geary, r. 26 Derby Pl


Smithers J. Mrs., widow, r. 1508 Mission


Smithson Bethulla Mrs., dressmaker, 414 Geary


Smithson Frederick J., carriage trimmer B. Grave & Co., r. 1208 California


Smithson James, clerk Blake, Moffitt & Towne, r. 230 Montgomery Av


Smithwick Jobn, coachman, r. 2615 California


Smitten Charles H., driver S. F. Laundry, r. 1532 Eddy


Smitten Lewis W., painter Park and O. RR., r. 734 Grove


Smitz Anton, laborer, r. 219 Mission


Smolasky Gustave, peddler, r. E s De Haro, bet Center and El Dorado


Smoot Edgar N., bartender, r. 102 Fifth


Schafer & Co. CLOTHING


And Furnishing Goods. No. 11 MONTGOMERY STREET.


I. S. VAN WINKLE & CO.


413-415 MARKET ST.


IRON, STEEL and Importers and Dealers in HEAVY HARDWAR


'SKIHOSLO


Custom Made Boots and Shoes.


JOHN WIGMORE.


133 SPEAR STREET.


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Smoot David L. (Smoot & Creighton) r. San Rafael Smoot & Creighton (David L. Smoot and Charles Creighton) attorneys at law, 606 Montgomery


Smouse John II. (Keystone Wringer Co.) r. 1034 Fol- som


Smullen Frank, shoemaker, r. 7 Clara


Smullen James, shoe cutter, r. 61 Natoma


Smurr Charles F., first assistant general freight agent C. P. RR., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 22. r. 1020 Twenty-first


Smurr William K., freight agent N. P. C. RR., foot of Clay, r. 1020 Twenty-first


Smyth Alexander N., stovemounter W. S. Ray & Co., r. 217 Sixteenth


Smyth Charles, r. 612 Pine


Smyth Charles F., assistant bookkeeper The Hibernia Savings and Loun Society, r. Lick House


Smyth Dennis B., shipjoiner, r. 22 Hampton Pl


Smyth Frank D., teamster, r. NE cor Church and Twenty-second


Smyth John II., attorney at law, 623 Montgom- ery, r. Berkeley


Smyth John R., clerk Keane Bros .. r. 1109 Post


Smyth John T., printer, r. 317 Vallejo


Smyth Joseph W., carpenter. r. 726 Brannan


Smyth Kate, domestic, 2618 California


Smyth Maggie Miss, teacher Silver Street Primary School, r. 22 Hampton Pl


Smyth Maggie Miss, compositor Monitor, r. 317 Vallejo


Smyth Mattie, operator Neville & Co., r. 558 Howard Smyth Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E s Michigan, bet Sierra and Napa


Smyth Patrick, fireman, r. 112 Steuart


Smyth Robert A., clerk John Middleton & Son, r. 459 Tehama


Smyth Simeon, salesman Peixotto & Silverman, r. 315 Minna


Smyth Thomas J., clerk Keane Bros., r. 1109 Pacific SMYTH WILLIAM H.


engineer, draftsman and contractor,


238 Market, rooms 7-S, r. 613 Folsom


Smyth & Watson (William H. Smyth and James Wat- son) mnfrs' agents, 258 Market, rooms 7-8


Smythe Albert F., cigarmaker I. S. Rosenbaum & Co., r. 405 Natoma


Smythe B. F., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 26 Turk


Smythe George F., machinist Union Iron Works, r. Shasta Street House


Smythe Henry, blacksmith, r. 14 Washington Av Smythe Mary Mrs., r. 405 Natonia


Smythe Owen H., foreman job dept A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 659 Minna


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Snailham Thomas. puddler Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s Iowa, bet Solano and Mariposa


Snapp ')rrin M., blacksmith, r. 424 Shotwell


Snapper Samuel, mufr caps, 112 Sutter Snead Giles, whitener, r. 26 Ritch


Snead Michael, peddler. r. 2 Quincy Pl


Sneath Richard G., proprietor Jersey Farm Dairy Milk Depot, 834-839 Howard, r. San Bruno Sneed Peter S., painter, r. 4 Adelaide Pl


Sneider Elizabeth, widow, r. 7 Calhoun


Sneider George C., bookkeeper Greenebaum & Straus, r. 7 Calhoun


Sneider Nicholas, boilermaker, r. 421 Bush


( Sneider. See Schneider, Snider and Snyder Snell Charles M., clerk, r. 1032 Capp


Snell Clarence R., furniture, 1422 Market


Snell E. S. Mrs., adjuster coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. 905 Market


Snell Frank S., traveling salesman S. H. Tyler & Son, r. Sacramento


Snell George P., clerk, r. 1620 Bush


The Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co. NEWARK, NEW JERSEY.


PREMIUMS RECEIVED, $102,268,306 84.


Premiums may be pald all cash, or on the 30 PER CENT. LOAN PLAN, as specially offered by this Company.


See Bank and Insurance Dept. this Book. JAMES MUNSELL JR., Agent, 415 Montg'y St.


FRATINGER & CO. Fine Dressmaking.


105 KEARNY STREET.


Suell John, watchinan N. B. and M. RR., r. 6 Cleave- land


Snell John A., compositor Call, r. 1007 Powell


Snelling James F., salesman Payot, Upham & Co., r. 313 Taylor


Snelling Walter, cook Glasser & Forster


Snellman Albert, seaman, r. 47 Sacramento


Suider Andrew. merchant, 328 Montgomery, room 13, r. Oakland


Suider Charles, steward, r. 101 Jackson


Snider Charles, teamster. r. 637 %% Natoma


Snider James W., r. 1415 Mission


17 Snider. See Schneider, Sneider and Snyder Snitzer Joseph, laborer, r. 539 Eighth


Snivley John H., bartender, r. 316 Third


Snob Frank, cardriver Central RR., r. 528 Sixth


Snodgrass Robert V., clerk, r. 419 Hickory Av, bet Oc- tavia and Laguna


Snoek Richard, ship cook, r. 263 East


Snook Charles E., buyer Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Bowen, r. Oakland


Snook Edgar N., bookkeeper G. & E. Snook, r. 726 California


Snook Edward C. (G. & E. Snook) r. West Oakland Suook Frederick W. (William S. Snook & Son) r. Oak- land


Snook G. & E. (George and Edward C.) plumbers, gas and steamfitters, 630 Sacramento


Snook George A. (G. & E. Snook) r. 726 California


Snook George C., draftsman B. McDougall & Sons, r. 726 California


Snook George W., plumber William S. Snook & Son, r. Oakland


Snook Grant J., clerk G. & E. Snook, r. 726 California Snook James A., bookkeeper Taylor & Flint, r. Oak- Iand


Snook John, medical student, r. 610 Mason


Snook John A., carpenter, 2704 Mission, r. 414 Bartlett Snook Walter, draftsman, r. 610 Mason


Snook William S. (W. S. Snook & Son) r. Oakland


Snook W. S. & Son (William S. and Frederick W.) tinners, plumbers, gasfitters and sheet iron workers, 554 Clay


Snow Charles W., calker, r. 322 Main, rear


Snow Chester J., carpenter, r. 1518 Eddy


Snow Emanuel, porter Davis, Haber & Co., r. 1208 Army


Snow Emma, r. 2336 Mission


Snow Frank C. (Snow & Co.) 12 Post


Snow George A., superintendent clothing dept. U. S. A., r. 8097% Guerrero


Snow Harvey M., carpenter, r. 1623 Powell


Snow Harvey W. (Smith, Snow & Moody) r. Alameda Snow James, driver r. 629 Minna


Snow James T., packer Indianapolis Furniture Co., r. 628 Minna


Snow John F., dyeing and cleaning, works 1623 Mission, office 3 Dupont, r. 1623 Mission


Snow Levi T., porter E. W. Forsaith & Co .. r. 329 Fell Snow Lewis, stock clerk Bush & Mallett, r. 1518 Eddy Snow Louis T. (Hanley & Snow) r. 1819 Eddy Snow Louis V., laborer, r. 1518 Eddy


Snow Richard R., engineer, r. 735 Harrison


Snow Roland W. (Richards & Snow) r. Oakland Snow Vesta Mrs., furnished rooms, 616 California Snow William, longshoreman, r. 2816 Pine


Snow William F., clerk Redington & Co., r. Oakland


Snow William H., draper and tailor, NE cor Sutter and Stockton, r. Oakland


Snow & Co. (Frank C. Snow) importers and manu- facturers, pictures moldings and artists' materi- als, 12 Post, Masonic Temple


Snowbell Edward, machinist Goss & Dow, r. 821 Green


Snowden Charles B., machinist, r. 417 Post


Snowden Edward L., machinist, r. 942 Folsom


Snowden Frederick T., clerk Tran-Continental Assn., r. Oakland


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IMPORTERS OF


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FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER. Pipe Fittings, all Sizes. 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET


Snowden Henry W. r. 417 Post


Snyder -- Mrs., seamstress, r. 988 Howard


Snyder Albert, glass blower, r. 137 % Perry


Snyder Albert A., capitalist, office 322 California, r. 706 Jones


Snyder Charles, drayman, r. 6373% Natoma


Suyder Charles, mining, r. 14 Turk


Snyder Daniel, foreman A. Lusk & Co's Cannery, r. 636 Commercial


Snyder George (Snyder & Reichling) r. 1121 Ellis


Snyder George, cardriver Potrero and B. V. RR., r. Es Tennessee, bet Sierra and Napa


Snyder Gustavus, r. 41836 Natoma


Snyder Jacob, engineer Spring Valley W. W., r. 724 Bay


Snyder Jacob, longshoreman, r. 313 Bryant


Snyder James, teamster, r. W s Susquehanna, bet Paraquay and Servia


Snyder Joseph, laborer, r. 34 Hawthorne


Snyder Lyman N., carpenter, r. 776 Howard


Snyder Maud, r. 1118 Market


SNYDER MELVILLE Mrs. teacher piano, singing and elocution, r. 138 McAllister


Snyder Peter H., bartender S. A. Minor, r. 10 Mint Av Snyder S., waiter stmr City of Stockton


Snyder Willianı, glassmaker, r. 1415 Mission Snyder William H., porter, r. 520 Bush


Snyder William M., wellborer, r. 1230 Mission


Snyder & Reichling (George Snyder and Caspar Reichling) furniture factory, 574-576 Brannan Snyder. See Schneider, Snider and Sneider Sobarzo Manuela, widow, r. 722 Union


Sobbe Diedrich, wines and liquors, 541 Mission


Sobbe John H., groceries and liquors, SE cor Beale and Harrison


Soberanes Louis E., butcher, 17-19 California Market, 1. Soledad, Cal.


Soberanes Thomas S., butchr. r. 238 Kearny Sobey Arthur L., physician, 2145 Mission


Sobey Ernest A., woolsorter, r. 25 Kate


Sobey John, longshoreman. r. 625 Second


Sobey William T., laborer, r. 509 Eighth


Sobieski E. C. Mrs., r. 318 Kearny


Soboleff Ivan A., deacon Russian Church, r. 1820 Du- pont


Sobrio John A., clerk L. Gendotti, r. 1323 Stockton Sobriskey J. Mrs., r. 308 Leavenworth


Sobriskey Lulu Miss, teacher, r. 308 Leavenworth


Societe Culinaire Francaise, Siége à San Francisco, office 508 Bush


Societe Francaise de Bienfaisance Mutu- elle, 510 Jackson


Societe Francaise d'Epargnes et de Pre- voyance Mutuelle, A. Brand secretary, 534 California


Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, 604 Merchant. room 12


Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, 604 Merchant, room 12


Society of California Pioneers, Charles Clay- ton president, H. T. Graves secretary, 808 Mont- gomery


Society of Decorative Art of California, 300 Stockton Society of Territorial Pioneers of Califor- nia, 838 Market


Sodahl Conrad, employee La Grande Laundry


Soderer August H,, candymaker W. S. Townsend, r. 328 Geary


Soderer Fred., candymaker W. S. Townsend, r. 672 Natoma


Sodergren F. O., master mariner, r. 108 Berry Soderholm Edward, seaman, r. 407 Drumm Soderquist Andrew, engineer, r. 235 Langton


Söderström Louis L., seaman, r. 263 East


Soedler Eberhart, boxmaker Nevada and Cal. Lumber Co., r. 735 Brannan


Soelber Gustav, longshoreman, r. 800 Fourth -


Soelter Louis, painter, r. 401 Green


Soery George D., compositor W. A. Woodward & Co. r. 312 Thirteenth


Soetje Henry, cook William Meyer, r. 925 Washing ton


Soher Adolph, clerk Post Office, r. 1116 Larkin


Soher Emile, pressman Frank Eastman & Co., r. 122: Bush


Soher Louis, physician, 509 Kearny, room 6, r. 122: Bush


Sohl Edward, watchman, r. Castro, nr Laidley


Sohl Frederick, blockmaker C. L. Le Gal, r. Thirtieth, nr Mission


Sohl Harry, porter, r. 5132 Clara


Sohl John, liquor saloon, 321 Bay


Sohl Otto, fireman Jason Springer & Co., r. cor Thir- tieth and Mission


Sohlke C. W., traveling salesman N. Van Bergen & Co., r. Oakland


Sohres Peter, barber Charles Lagrave, r. 13 Montgom- ery Av


Sohst George, locksmith, r. 1120 Vallejo


Sohst George Jr., cigarmaker, r. 1120 Vallejo


Sohst George C., with Emil Schroeder, r. 1120 Vallejo


Sohst Henry F. W., machinist Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 1120 Vallejo


Sohst Matilda, domestic, 1714 Van Ness Av


Soiza Pordanso, seaman. r. 117 Jackson


Sokoloff G., seaman, r. NE cor Berry and Ritch


Solan Nellie Miss, r. 526 Howard


Soland Lewis, laborer, r. NE cor Berry and Ritch


Solani Vicente, laborer, r. 16 Hinckley


Solano Mauro, teacher music, r. 1015 Post


Solano Rinaldo, weaver Cal. Wire Works, r. 505 Green


Solari Albert (Lombardi & Solari) r. N s Silliman, nr Felton, U. M. T.


Solari Antonio, laborer, r. 6 Lafayette Pl


Solari B., vegetable dealer, r. 337 Union


Solari Bartolomeo, captain schr Ada McCune


Solari Charles, dairyman, r. S s Eighteenth, nr Doug- lass


Solari Giovanni, bootblack, SE cor California and Battery


Solari J. Mrs., widow. r. 3 Margaret Pl


Solari J. B., vegetables, 19 New Metropolitan Market


Solari John, rancher, r. 25 Minna


Solari John B., scavenger, r. 9 Water


Solari Joseph, gardener, r. Otsego, nr Seneca Av


Solari Lawrence, porter, r. 1301 Taylor


Solari Lorenzo, cook Joseph Delfino


Solari Michele. Garibaldi Guard


Solari Paulo, bootblack, r. 11 Union Pl


Solari Stefani (Cuneo & Solari) r. 25 Minna


Solaro Henry J., bookkeeper Martin, Feusier & Co., r. 1211 Clay, rear


Solary Stephen (H. C. Hudson & Co.) r. 337 Union Solasso B., fisherman, r. 133 Pacific


Solder Edward, boxmaker, r. 735 Brannan


Soley William J., packer, r. 522 Castro


Solimans E., laborer, r. 60812 Fourth


Solis Angel, barber junction Mission and Valencia, r. E s Mission, nr Thirtieth


Solkey William, optician, 133 Fifth


Sollenius Leon P., bartender J. A. Lukin


Sollmann Ferdinand, upholsterer William J. Heney & Co., r. 607 Natoma


Sollmann William, foreman William J. Heney & Co., r. 422 Duncan


Solman George A., stenographer, 26 Montgomery, room 6, r. Oakland


Solom Jacob, peddler, r. 809 Filbert


Soloman Samuel B., engineer, 419 California, r. 20 Valparaiso


Solomon Aaron, clothing, 137 Third


Solomon Abraham, clerk, r. 543 Jessie


Solomon Abraham, teacher, r. 2514 Webster


DR. BAZAN'S THERMO-ELECTRIC


RUSSIAN and TURKISH BATHS A SPECIALTY. Also Medicated and Electric Baths Given. 415 SUTTER STREET. 415


KNEASS & CO., agents Jones' Patent Milk Can. 29 TAYLOR ST., San Francisco.


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BERRY & PLACE MACHINE CO,, 12 California Street, Lidgerwood Hoisting Engines with Link Motion or Patent Friction Drums. ·


Importers of and Dealers in COAL and PIG IRON. Al Market Street, corner Spear.


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olomon Abraham I., barber, r. 722 Green


olomon Amy Miss, r. 515 McAllister


olomou Charles, clerk Morris Solomon, r. 2218 Geary


plomon Chapman, jeweler, r. 5521; Natoma


olomon Harris, tailor, 528 Pacific, r. 20 Valparaiso


olomon Henry I., cashier Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 1620 Clay


olomon Henry S., barber, 508 Bryant


olomon H. M. Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar School, r. 1430 McAllister


olomon Isaac L., upholstering and bedding, 17 Turk, r. 714 Hayes


olomou Isadore, r. 2218 Geary


olomon Isidore, tailor, r. 20 Valparaiso


olomou Jacob, peddler, r. 2023 Powell


olomou Joseph, tallor S. Solomon, r. 2205 Post


plomon L. Miss, solicitor Hartford Fire Insurance Co .. r. 1620 Clay


plomon Lazarus, r. 510 Hyde


olomon Leon, clerk, r. 1627 Post


olomou Louis, r. 530 Grove


olomou Lonis, salesman Martin, Feusier & Co., r. 543 Jessie


olomou Mark, clerk, r. 636 Commercial


olomou Mary Miss, teacher Powell Street Primary School, r. 1620 Clay


lomon Mena, widow, r. 515 McAllister


olomou Meyer, tailor, 116 Jackson


lomon Morris, junk dealer, 408 Fifth, r. 2218 Geary


lomon Robert H., seaman, r. 631 Harrison


lomon Samuel, r. 228 Minna


lomon Samuel, merchant tailor, 1207 Polk, r. 2205 Post


lomon Simon. butcher, 1-2 Grand Central Market, r. 1514 O'Farrell


lomon Sinai D., clerk, r. 515 McAllister


lomon Sylvain (Sylvain Solomon & Co.) r. 1434 Post


lomon Sylvain & Co. (Sylvain Solomon and Henry Lessing) mnfrs' agents, 242 Phelan Building


lomon Tobias, barber, r. 116 Jackson


lomon Victor D., clerk Davis Bros., r. 515 Mc- Allister


Solomon. See Salomon


lomons B. L. Sons (New York) F. A. Baldwin agent, 632 Market


lomons Hannah M. Mra., teacher Hamilton School, r. 502 Eddy


lomons Lucius L., stenographer Trans-Continental Asen, r. 502 Eddy


lomons Seixas, president Real Estate and Mining Bureau, 52 Montgomery Block, r. 37 Montgomery


lon Joseph, French Ben. Soc.


lon Thomas, seaman, r. 314 Broadway


Ischer Louia D. J., bookkeeper Wasp, r. 529 Haight lsen Andrew, r. 1111 Pierce


ltan John (Bidenberg & Soltau) r. 28 Tehama


Iter Louisa, ladies' nurse, r. 611 Minna


Iter William, r. 734 Natoma, rear


maly John, proptr California House, 624 California mers Ann, widow, r. 412 Fell


mera Frank J. C., caller Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1035 Twentieth


mers George, milker George C. Smart, r. E s Mis- sion, ur Five Mile House


mers Harvey C. (Rider, Somers & Co.) r. 2906 Fol- 80m


mers Hugh, carpenter, r. 1035 Twentieth


mers Paul A., clerk, r. 1035 Twentieth


Emers Thomas W., upholsterer Connelly & Borle, r. 485 Haight


Orders William J., capitalist, r. 1034 Mission


" Somers. See Sommers and Summers


merset Clara J. Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar School, r. 314 Turk


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H. H. CROSS, 16-18 Second St.


Somerset House, Mrs. H. Westall pro ptr, 764 Mission Somersett John, machinist, r. 508 Ellis


Somervell W. S., manager Granolithic Paving Co. and Barber Asphalt Co., 422 Montgomery, r. 1411 Powell


Somerville Coal Co., C. C. Baker agent, 202 Sac- ramento


Somerville Daniel, liquor saloon, 132 Montgom- ery Av. r. Commercial Hotel


Somerville William, coachman French and English Institute, r. 338 Thirteenth


Somerville. See Summerville


Somllera Carmen F. de Mrs., r. 918% Post


Sommer Henri, barber, 443 Bush, r. 10 Ceutral Pl Sommer Jacob H., seaman, r. 700 Front


Sommer Lizette Mrs., florist, 218 O'Farrell


Sommerlad Sophia, widow. r. 70 Clementina


Sommers Ann, widow, nurse. r. 206 Franklin Sommers Benjamin, shipcarpenter, r. 18 Capp


Sommers Frederick, jeweler George C. Shreve & Co., r. 526 Jessie


Sommers George, clerk Heiman Bros., r. 425 Folsom Sommers Lizzie Miss, seamstress, r. 206 Franklin ( Sommers. See Somers and Summers


Sompa Peter, driver Pierre G. Somps, r. 259 Clemen- tina


Somps Pierre G., proprietor Steam Soda Works, 261 Clementina, r. 2536 Mission


Son Adolph A. (Son Bros.)r. 836 O'Farrell


Son Albert A. (Son Bros.) r. 822 O'Farrell


Son Brothers (Adolph A. and Albert A.) notions, NW cor Sansome and Sutter


Yankee Son Lena A., widow, r. 20 Hoff Av


Son Leon A., commercial traveler Son Bros., r. 20 Hoff Av


Son Louis A., clerk Son Bros., r. 20 Hoff Av


Sonberg A. Frank, bartender. r. 240 Sutter


Sonday John, clerk pay dept. U. S. A., r. 1812 Scott Sonderup Axel, woolwasher, r. 28 Ritch


Sondheim S., agent D. & M. Bruhl, New York, office 120 Sutter, room 24, r. 1033 Golden Gate Av


Sondheimer Moses (Rosenthal Bros. & Co.) r. 1309 Larkin


Song H. A., student Heald's Business College, r. 34 Essex


Sonnebeck August, teamster Kayser Bros., r. 1120 Pacific


Sonnenberg Benjamin, salesman L. & E. Wertheimer, r. NW cor California and Larkin


Sonnenberg Louis B., r. 1502 California


Sonnenberg Samuel, clerk Buyer & Reich, r. 1502 California


Sonnenfield Samuel, lapidary, 331 Kearny, r. 416 Post Sonnenwald Gotlieb, brewer, r. 1316 Broadway


Sonner James (Bowers & Sonner) r. 214 Dupont Sonnichsen Jens N., clerk, r. 510 Fell


Sonntag Charles (Chas. Sonntag & Co.) 114-116 Mar- ket


Sonntag Chas. & Co. (Charles Sonntag) muni- tions of war. agents U. S. Cartridge Co., Utah Powder Co., Gatling guns, U. S. Cord Co., Saranac Horse Nail Co., etc., 114-116 Market


Sonntag Henry A. (Sonntag & Co.) r. 426 Ellis


Sonntag Henry P., manager Safety Nitro and Utalı Powder Cos., 430 California, r. 426 Ellis


Sonntag Julien, salesman Safety Nitro Powder Co., r. 426 Ellis


Sonntag Julius H., r. 1719 Stevenson


Sonntag Lincoln, notary public, 116 Market, r. 426 Ellis


Sonntag Paul H., brassfinisher William T. Garratt, r. 2740 Folsom


Sonntag & Co. (Henry A. Sonntag) dealers Pac. Coast and foreign tree seeds, 116 Market


Sonntags blatt des California Demokrat, Fr. Hess & Co. proptrs, 409-413 Bush


Sonoma Line of Packets, Joseph Henry agent, office Section 1 Sea Wall, foot of Powell




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