Langley's San Francisco directory for the year commencing 1887, Part 264

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Publication date: 1880
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Stamer August Jr., blacksmith August Stamer, r. 17% Glover

Stamm Frederick, laborer Lachman & Jacobi, r. 307 O'Farrell

Stamm S. K., blacksmith, r. 319 Sansome

Stammer John, with Lebenbaum Bros., r. 315 Bush Stamord Wilitam, seaman stmr Alameda

Stamp John, laborer, r. 164 Jessie

Stamp William, rigger, r. 734 Folsom

Stamper George W., salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r. 1035 Mission

Stamper Julius, mnfr cigars, 429 Front, r. 330 Hayes

Stamper Marka J., foreman Juliue Stamper, r. 330 Hayes

Stampfer Matthew, gilder, r. 523 Vallejo

Stampiey Oroville K., gauger U. S. Internal Revenue r. 145 Ellis

Stampp Frederick, liquor saloon, 506 Clay, r. 409 Union

Stamps John, painter Palace Hotel

Stamwitz O. F., miller, r. 444 Brannan

Stanberg Jacob, cooper, r. 35976 First

Stanbridge Albert H., turner Coos Bay Stave and Lumber Co., r. 15 Clinton

Stanbridge Charles E., cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 54 South Park

Stancliff J., waiter, r. 11 Everett

Standard Consolidated Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) John W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17

Standard Express Co., office 3-5 Commercial

Standard Iron Bridge Co., P. Trommlitz secretary and tresenrer, 258 Market

Standard Marine Insurance Co. (limited, of Liver- pool. Eng.) J. B. F. Davis & Son managers, 429 California

Standard Oil Co. (New York and Cleveland, O.) 123 California, rooms 13-14

Standard Oil Co. of California, Edward Wheaton see- retary, 123 California

Standard Shirt Factory, Neustadter Brothers proprietors, SE cor Grove and Gough

Standard Soap Co., Richard P. Thomas pred- dent, Howard Hogan manager, Leon Golly secre- tarv, office 525 Market, factory West Berkeley

Standard Tea Co., George W. Thomas manager, 1021 Market

Standeford W. W., inspector Custom House, r. Oak- land

Stander Charles E., seaman, r. 116 Berry

Stander Frederick. cook, r. E a California Av, bet Precita Av and Twenty-eighth, B. H. Standidge William, miller, r. 1050 Howard

Standinger Lonis, waiter, r. 227 Second

Standinger Mary, widow, groceries, etc.,1416 >% Pacifle Standish Frank, foreman box factory, r. 1050 Howard Standish H. H., carriage triminer, r. 24 Caroline

W. B. BANCROFT & CO. |

49 FIRST ST. TELEPHONE 82.

PRINTERS, ETC.

J. GUNDLACH & CO'S. BURGUNDY & ZINFANDEL

PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,

HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.

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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO. Brass and Nickel Plated FENDERS and FIRE IRONS

Open Fire - Place Trimmings a Specialty. 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.

Stanford Belle M., teacher South Cosmopolitan Pri- mary School, r. 2401 Buchanan

Stanford Charles P., collector, r. 2401 Buchanan

Stanford Free Kindergartens, NE cor Mission and Fifteenth, 1906 Mason, cor Eighth and Brannan, and N & Seventeeth, bet Howard and Shotwell Stanford G. B., r. 1711 Broderick

Stanford George, mechanic, r. 2401 Buchanan

Stanford Hall, junction Valencia and Mission

Stanford Harrison L., glassblower, r. 115 Franklin

Stanford Henry M. (Stanford, Lien & Co.) r. NE cor Geary and Larkin

Stanford Hotel, C. H. Lehrke proprietor, SW cor Fourth and Bluxome

Stanford Hubert H., engraver Bosqui Engraving and Printing Co., r. 2401 Buchanan

Stanford James, r. 714 Howard

Stanford Jerome B. (G. W. Clark & Co.) r. 1711 Brod- erick

Stanford Joseph, butcher George Goebel, r. 247 Third Stanford Leland, president Southern Pacific Co. and Occidental and Oriental Steamship Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 41, and United States Senator California, r. SW cor California and Powell

Stanford, Lien & Co. (Henry M. Stanford, Julius Lien and Frederick B. Chandler) pictures and frames, 1386 Market

Stanford Myron E., carpenter Jay V. Lawrence, r. 2300 Webster

Stanford William, student, r. 115 Franklin

Stanford. See Standeford

Stang Joseph A., porter Washington Mnfg Co., r. 2330 Greenwich

Stange C. Jacob (Bowe & Stange) r. 398 Waller

Stange Edward W., jeweler Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 208 Waller

Stange Emil, plumber, r. 712 Folsom

Stange Frederick, harnessmaker, 422 Pacific, r. 16%% Hunt

Stange Frederick C., teacher music, r. 1028 Treat Av Stange Herman C., salesman E. Easmann, r. 39 Russ Stange John D. (Stange & Jaenicke) r. 719 Folsom Stange Kate, widow, r. 39 Russ

Stange Paul, plumber J. J. Vasconcellas

Stange & Jaenicke (John D. Stange and Wil- liam Jaenicke) proprietors Union Straw Works, 687 Mission

Stangenberger August, piano tuner estate of Matthias Gray, r. 1613 Leavenworth

Stangenberger Augustus J., commercial traveler Davis Bros., Bergmann & Co., r. 1613 Leavenworth

Stangenberger George B., clerk, r. 1613 Leavenworth Stangroom Charles N., cashier London, Northern, Queen and Connecticut Ins. Cos., r. 2518 Clay

Stangroom Marc L., civil engineer, r. 2518 Clay Stangroom Robert, seaman, r. 8 Converse Staniels Anna Mrs., r. 1710 Geary

Staniels C. G. Mrs., r. 527 Taylor

Staniel: John S. Mrs., proptr Harvey House, 807 Cali- fornia

Staniela William H., varieties, 2301 Jackson

Staniforth Charles, machinist's helper, r. NW cor King and Third

Staniforth Julia Mrs., lodgings and liquor saloon, NW cor Third and King

Staniforth Thomas, helper Cal. Cigar Box Factory, r. NW cor Third and King

Stanish John, seaman stmr Colima

Stanislaus A., bookkeeper, r. 710 California

Stanislana Constantine, waiter Occidental Restau- rant, r. 2009 Taylor

Stanius Carl, cook Peter Jorgensen, r. 732 Green

Stanle Frederick H., ganger U. S. Internal Revenue, r. Alameda

Stanley Amelia, lodgings, 803 Montgomery

Stanley Benjamin Jr., boxmaker Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 558 Bryant

Stanley Benjamin S., night watchman, r. 658 Bryant Stanley Catherine, widow, r. 265 Jessie

Stanley Charles A., assistant engineer U. S. Mint, r. 32 Eleventh

Stanley Charles P., machinist National Iron Works, r. S & Twenty-fifth, bet Church and Sanchez

Stanley Charles T., notary public and commis- sioner deeds, 512 Montgomery, r. 32 Eleventh

Stanley David M., draftsman John & Zimmermann, r. 32 Eleventh

Stanley D. S. (D. S. Stanley & Co.) r. 1130 Valencia STANLEY D. S. & CO.

(D. S. 'Stanley) steam book and job printers, 543 Clay

Stanley Edward C., harnessmaker, r. 533 Stevenson Stanley Edward J., patternmaker, r. 704 Harrison

Stanley F. Hastings, nhonographic reporter, 402

Montgomery. r. W s Sanchez, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth

Stanley Frank, peddler, r. 1723 Mission

Stanley Frankie Miss, saleslady William H. Stanley. r. SW cor Seventeenth and Castro

Stanley Frederick H., letter carrier Post Office, r. 920 Fell

Stanley George, glass stainer John Mallon, r. Oakland Stanley George A., clerk Connty Clerk's Office, r. 32 Eleventh

Stanley George A., compositor, r. 265 Jessie

Stanley H. T., clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r. 43 Sixth

Stanley Ira N., machinist Rix & Firth, r. 121 Sixth

Stanley James A., policeman, r. 609 Union

Stanley John, coalpasser stmr Granada

Stanley Mary J., widow, r. SW cor Seventeenth and Castro

Stanley Patrick, liquor saloon, 625 Seventh

Stanley Rose Miss, with Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 558 Bryant

Stanley Sadie Miss, saleslady William H. Stanley, r. SW cor Seventeenth and Castro

Stanley Samuel B., clerk Spruance, Stanley & Co., r. 1218 Hyde

Stanley Samuel L. (Spruance, Stanley & Co.) r. 1218 Hyde

Stanley W., secretary San Francisco Bridge Co., 42 Market, r. Oakland

Stanley William H., dentist, 115 Kearny, r. 817 Van Ness Av

Stanley William H., willowware, 915 Market, r. SW cor Seventeenth and Castro

Stanly John A. (Stanly, Stoney & Hayes) r. Oakland Stanly, Stoney & Hayes (John A. Stanly, Thomas P. Stoney and George R. B. Hayes) at. torneys at law, 604 Clay

Stannah Bridget, widow, r. 11 De Boom

Stannell Charles, r. 234 Bush

Stanovich Peter, netmaker Neville & Co., r. 319 Green Stans James S., bartender Davis & Jameison, r. 217 Stevenson

Stans John J., tailor G. M. Pastiglione, r. Napa Stansbury B. B., miner. r. Old People's Home

Stansbury Charles T., painter, r. 90 Everett

Stansbury David J., physician, 32 Ellis, r. 305 Scott

Stansbury H. N., pressman John Henderson, r. 1 Fifth

Stansbury James S., printer John Henderson, r. 114 Tenth

Stansfield Arthur J., mattressmaker, r. 1555 Kearny Stanton Andrew P., business manager Argonaut Publishing Co., 213 Grant Av, r. East Oakland Stanton Charles, master stmr Melrose. r. Martinez Stanton Charles H., teamster H. T. Holmes Lime Co., r. 947 Mission

Stanton Edward, bartender Andrew Looney, r. 213 Jones

Stanton Edward, laborer Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 233 Langton

WINDOW SHADES.

Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades made to order in any size or style.

W. & J. SLOANE & CO. 641 to 647 MARKET STREET, NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.

DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,

Manufacturers of Show Cases and Store Fixtures. 37 Market St.

COMMERCIAL INSURANCE CO. OF CALIFORNIA, 439 CALIFORNIA STREET.

ECLIPSE EXTRA DRY{

Or moat delicate flavor and the only true } ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO., Champagne produced in the United States. § 530 WASHINGTON STREET.

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Stanton Edward, lumberman, r. 299 Clementina

Stanton Frank J., r. 1838 Mission

Stanton George, teamster, r. 947 Mission

Stanton George F., carpenter, r. 23 Jessie

Stanton Hugh, laborer, r. 49 Clementina

Stanton James, r. 1838 Mission

STANTON JAMES I. physician

and surgeon, office und r. 659 Clay, and Coroner City and County

Stanton Jeremiah, fruits and vegetables, 519 Eighth Stanton John, stableman, r. 739 Golden Gate Av

Stanton John A., artist, 611 Clay, r. 1838 Mission

Stanton John H., wood and coal, 413 Golden Gate Av, r. 451 Polk

Stanton Joseph, laborer freight depot S. P. Co., r. 137 % Silver

Stanton Maurice, bootmaker Porter, Slesainger & Co., r. Oakland

Stantou Michael, longshoreman, r. 30 Welsh

Stanton Patrick, bartender, r. 506 Davis

Stanton Samuel G., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 542 Twenty-third

Stanton Samuel R., master mariner, r. 2305 Jones

Stanton Thomas, policeman, r. cor Harrison and Langton

Stanton Thomas, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shos Co., r. 2936 Mission

Stanton Thomas F., machinist, r. 17 Tehama

Stanton Thomas J., clerk Huntington. Hopkins & Co., r. 312% Tehama

Stanton Thomas J., real estate, r. 742 Harrison Stauton William, r. 24 Turk

Stanton William, apothecary City and County Hos pital, r. 1838 Mission

Stanton William F., teamster, r. 416 Stevenson

Stanwood Amasa O., laborer, r. W 8 Vermont, bet Humboldt and Nevada

Stanwood Elizabeth, widow. r. 2117 Scott

Stanwood Frank W., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. W s Vermont, bet Humboldt and Nevada

Stanwood Henry P., general agent Chicago and Northwestern Railway, 2 New Montgomery aud 615-617 Market, r. Palace Hotel

Stanyan Albert P., livery atable, 1603 Geary

Stanyan Charles H., real estate, r. 2006 Bush

Stanyan Charles H. Jr., aalesman Revere Rubber Co., r. 2006 Bush

Staff William, liquor dealer, r. 615 Webster Staples Charles, fireman, r. 922 Folsom

Staples Charlea de E., mail clerk The Argonaut, r. 1004 Lombard

Staples David J., president Firemans' Fund In- surance Co., office 401 California, r. 711 Taylor Staples Ellen Mrs., r. 710 Pine

Staples Frank H., mining, r. 1004 Lombard

Staples James W. (Manbeim, Staples & Co.) r. Oak- land

Staples John C., insurance agent, r. 711 Taylor Staples Joseph, r. 145 Ellis

Staples Joseph A., weigher, r. 210 Drumm

Staples L. E., engineer, r. 430%% Chestnut

Staples Lafayette, traveling salesman John F. Eng- liah, r. Alameda

Staplea Peter, seaman, r. 205 Pacific

Staples W. A., r. 1716 Folsom

Staples William J., with City Cab and Carriage Co., r. 924 Minna

Stapleton Anne Mra., liquor saloon, SW cor Grove and Baker

Stapleton Catherine, widow, r. 13 Louisa, rear

Stapleton Catherine, widow, r. 306 Ivy Av

Stapleton David, printer, r. 745 Harrison

Stapleton Edward, r. N & Nineteenth, bet Church and Sanchez

Stapleton Edward, longshoreman, r. 419 Broadway

Stapleton John, grainer G. Ammerup, r. N & Nine- teenth, bet Church and Sanchez

FRATINGER & CO. LADIES' SUITS

OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. 105 KEARNY STREET.

THE LATEST IMPROVED

PATENT WATER CLOSETS. SANITARY SEWER CAS TRAPS

Put in by akilled workmen. W. E. LANE,

PLUMBER, 505 KEARNY STREET. Established 1860. Telephone 315.

Stapleton Joseph, ornamental plasterer, r. 611 Grove Stapleton Joseph W., bookkeeper José A. Gracia, r. 306 Ivy Av

Stapleton Richard F., salesman José A. Gracia, r. 306 Ivy Av

Stapleton William, deckhand, r. 207 Pacific

Stapleton William, shipwright, r. 745 Harrison

Stappenbeck Johanna Mrs., bakery and confectionery 1525}% Dupont

Stappenbeck William, tailor, r. 1525 % Dupont

Stappenbeck William, porter M. Hyman & Co., r. 533 Jessie

Star Consolidated Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co.) John H. Sayre secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 15

Star Malt House, W. A. Frederick & Co. proptrs, SE cor Eleventh and Folsom

Star The Weekly, James H. Barry editor and publisher, 429 Montgomery

Starbird Albion W. (Starbird & Goldatone) r. 1055 Golden Gate Av

Starbird John F., horseshoer, r. 411 Fourth

STARBIRD & GOLDSTONE

(Albion W. Starbird, John B. Goldstone and Seeley B. Lyon) lumber and build-

ing material, SW- cor Market and Spear, Yard Beale Street Wharf

Starck John (John Starck & Co.) r. 601 Ellis

Starck John & Co. (John Starck and Gotlieb Burg- dorf) butchers, 601 Ellis

Starck Lillie Miss, Ironer La Grande Laundry

Stark A. H., r. 327 Larkin

Stark Alexander, engineer, r. 685 Clementina

Stark Andrew, clerk freight auditor'a office, S. P. Co., r. Oakland

Stark Andrus, baker C. E. Spannagel, r. 125 Seventh Stark Augustus, r. 1013 Market

Stark Charles, printer, Cubery & Co

Stark David, boiler inspector, r. 326 Polk

Stark Denton D., bookkeeper Renton Coal Co., r. Ala- meda

Stark E., waiter Brooklyn Hotel

Stark George, cooper, r. 511 Folsom

Stark Gustav, npholsterer, r. 511, Fourth

Stark John, clerk general freight office S. P. Co., r. 1019 Post

Stark John W., stairbuilder Jesse & Drew, r. 330 Bart- lett

Stark Katherine, widow. r. 236% Ritch

Stark Luke, butcher, 529 First

Stark Norman P., sasistant freight clerk, stmr City of Peking

Stark William, cigarpacker S. Hesterlick, r. 202 Sixth Stark William, deckhand U. S. stir Gen. McDowell

Stark William, seaman stmr Santa Rosa, r. 700 Front

Stark William A., machinist, r. 685 Clementina

Starkan Michael, r. 524 Stevenson

Starke August, painter, r. 624 Fulton

Starke F , fireman stmr Columbia

Starke Felix, cook, r. 24 Mary

Starke John A., painter, r. 624 Fulton

Starke Louis G., with Bank of California, r. Grand Hotel

Starkey Edward, waiter stmr Oregon

Starkey Keziah, widow, r. 1715 Leavenworth

Starkey Sarah P., widow, r. 810 Geary

Starkey & Paleng, Compound Oxygen Depository, 615 Powell

Starkie Peter, cigars and tobacco, 214 Brannan

Starkınann August, cigarmaker, r. 190 Vandawater Starka William, longshoreman, r. 36 Welsh, rear Starkweather Henry L., r. 2717 Mission

Starkweather Herbert J., photographer Fred P. Swaary, r. 1610 Stevenson

Starkweather H. K., clerk H. S. Crocker & Co., r. Oak- land

Starkweather Jonathan M., carpenter, r. 547 Howard

JOHN HAMMOND - CALIFORNIA CAR WORKS

Manufacturer of every description of PASSENGER, STREET AND FREIGHT CARS. 42 to 50 Beale Street, San Francisco.

E. A. PATTISON & CO., 308 STOCKTON STREET, AGENTS PACIFIC COAST FOR PERTH AMBOY TERRA COTTA CO.

TRUMAN, ISHAM & HOOKER, Agents for the Celebrated MELLOW IRON AXLE WAGONS. 421-427 Market Street.

Wagons.

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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

IMPORTERS OF

MARBELIZED

MANTELS.

Fire Grates and Tile.

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

Starkweather Joseph B., photographer. r. 7 Clinton Starkweather Louis S., proprietor Silver State House, SE cor Ellts and Mason

Starkweather Maggie, widow, r. 4 Dodge Starkweather S. E., r. 2721 Mission

Starr A., laborer, r. 9 Jasper Pl

Starr Abraham D., president Starr & Co., 16 California, r. Oakland

Starr Addison M. (Starr & Mathison) r. 712 Sutter Starr Adolph, clerk Frank Scheifler, r. Capp, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth

Starr Alexander, waiter, r. 140 Minna

Starr Augustus, horsedesler, r. 2107 Polk

Starr Benjamin F., conductor Presidio RR, r. 2001 Leavenworth

Starr Charles G., first lieutenant Co. C., 1st Infantry, U. S. A., Presidio

Starr Erwin P., clerk M. P. and M. dept. S. P. Co., r. 820 Sutter

Starr Frank R., compositor Call

Starr George A., bookkeeper George R. Starr & Co., r. 1214 Jackson

Starr George R. (George R. Starr & Co.) r. 1214 Jack- Bon

Starr George R. & Co. (George R. Starr and Harry O. Link) produce commission merchants, 308-310 Washington

Starr King Primary School, Miss Margaret Mckenzie principal, N & Bryant, bet Sixth and Seventh

Starr Mills (South Vallejo and Wheatport) office 16 California

Starr Robert E., clerk Root & Sanderson, r. 1141 Va- lencis

Starr Samuel P., clerk freight auditor's office S. P. Co., r. 2705 Mission

Starr William D., carpenter, r. cor Sumatra and Rail- road Av

Starr William M., proptr Occidental Warehouse, First and Townsend. r. Oskland

Starr & Co., Abraham D. Starr president, Alfred Bannister vice-president, H. M. A. Miller secre- tary, proprietors Starr Mills (South Vallejo snd Whestport) office 16 California

Starr & Mathison (Addison M. Starr and Thomaa Mathison) refiners of antimony, Berry, bet Fourth and Fifth

Starrett Danvill W., machinist William Deacon, r. 348 Fremont

Starrett Horsce, clerk, r. 845 Mission

Starritt Wilbert D., millhand Novelty Wood Works, r. 424 Fifth

Starrs Charles W., bookkeeper L. Greenbaum, r. 19 M088

Starrs James, lahorer, r. 268 Clara

Starrs Michael, laborer, r. Georgis, bet Sierra and Shasta

Starrs William, r. 19 Moss

Starrs William, janitor St. Mary's Hospital

State Assay Office, Falkenau & Reese proprie- tors, 328 Montgomery, room 16

State Board of Forestry, Sands W. Forman seo- retarv, 42-43 Nevada Block

State Board of Horticulture, Elwood Cooper president, A. H. Webb secretary. 40 California

State Board of Silk Culture, Mrs. Louisa Rienzi sec- retary, 21 Montgomery Av

State Board of Viticultural Commission- ers, Clarence J. Wetmore secretary, 204 Mont- gomery

State Bureau of Labor Statistics, J. J. Tobin commissioner, John G. Liebert deputy, office 14 Grant Av, room 64

State Business Agency, Schottler & Arnold proprietors, real estate and collection agents and house brokers, 223 Kearny

State Commissioner of Immigration for Oregon and Washington Territory, John E. Shephard, office 506 Battery

State Democratic Club, H. P. Bush secretary, room« 105 Stockton

State Harbor Commissioners Board of, 10 California

State Insurance Commissioner, J. C. L. Wadsworth, 401 Californis

State Investment and Insurance Co. The, A. J. Bryant president, Richard Ivers vice-presi- dent, Charles H. Cushing secretary, 218-220 San- some

State Mineralogist, William Irelan Jr., . office Pioneer Bldg, Ws Fourth, bet Market and Mission State Mining Bureau, William Irelan Jr. State Mineralogist, Pioneer Bldg, W e Fourth, bet Mar- ket and Mission

Stateler John W. (Runnels & Stateler) r. 122 Turk

Statham William M., mnfr pianos, 765 Mission, r. 1529 Geary

Stathopolis E. (Anagnostopulos & Stathopolis) r. 657 Howard

Statis Harry V., clerk Redington & Co., r. 1103 Broad- Way

Stationary Engineers (National Association) 997 Mar- ket

Statistician (annual) L. P. McCarty publisher, office 713 Californis

Statler Jacob, milker John Christian, r. cor Clement aud Twenty-ninth Av

Staub Henry, druggist and apothecary, SE cor Sutter and Larkin, r. 1013 Polk

Stauch Mary, widow, r. 7 Godeua

Stand Augusts, widow, r. 717 Nineteenth

Staud John N., plumber John Bohn, r. 717 Nineteenth Staud Mary, widow, r. 107 Ellis

Staud. See Stout

Staude Frederick, bookkeeper Wichman & Lutgen, r. 116 Trenton

Stande Henry, student, r. 116 Trenton

Staude John, groceries and liquors, 815 Pacific, r. 116 Trenton

Staudt Henry, r. 47 Ritch

Stauf Werner (Stsuf & Cooper) r. 828 Sutter

Stauf & Cooper (Werner Stauf and Frederic T. Cooper) stock and grain brokers. 415 California

Stauffer John (Stauffer & Co.) r. 1415 Powell

Stauffer Mary Mrs. (Karn & Stauffer) r. 1611 Clay

Stsuffer Rudolph, butcher, r. 17 Mariposa

Stauffer & Co. (John Stauffer) chemical works John A. Durand agent, works cor Dupont, Bay and North Point

Stayart Joho, cabinetmaker J., F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r. 1708% Stevenson

Stayner Frank H., r. 128%% Valencia

Stead George, r. 318 Chestnut

Stead George, jeweler, 316 }{ Third

Stesley John, r. 1412 Folsom

Stealey Thomas, real estate, r. 1412 Folsom

Stealey Thomas S., barnesa maker, 1545 Mission, r. 1412 Folsom

Steamer Crescent City, Hobbs. Wall & Co. agente, office 314 Spear

Steamship Sailors' Protective Union of the Pacific, 12% Washington

Steamship Stevedores Protective Union, 818 Howard Steamshipmen's Protective Association, Joseph M. Kelly secretary, 513%% East

Stearns Alonzo B., r. 419 Minns

Stearns F (Stesrne. Worden & Co.) r. Detriot, Mich.

Stearns Greenleaf H., carpenter, r. 45 Twelfth

Stearns Henry M., teacher Heald's Business College, r. Oakland

Stearns Henry O., confectioner, r. 212 Ellis

STEARNS MANUFACTURING CO (of Erle, Penn. ) JJ. D. Eby manager, manufacturers heavy sawmill ma- chinery, engines, boilers, oils, beltings, etc., Pacific Branch, 29-31 Spear

"THE HASTINGS" THE BEST.

CLOTHING TO ORDER AND READY-MADE. Corner MONTGOMERY and SUTTER STS-

WASHINGTON Fire Ins. Co. of Boston]

Capital, $1,000,000 | GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager Assets, $1,810,273

WM. SEXTON, Asst. Manager.

SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, ONLY WHITE LABOR EMPLOYED. OFFICE, 33 GEARY STREET.

HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PAPER RULERS, 23 FIRST ST.

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Stearns M. L., confectioner, 1006 Market and 5 Eidy, r. 212 Eilis

Stearna Ranchos Co., C. A. Grow secretary, 18-20 Phelan Bldg

Stearns Victor J., real estate, r. 1821 Mason Stearns William A., foreman J. Morton & Co., r. 858 Mission

Stearns William H., r. 1110 Jackson

Stearns William R., clerk, r. 105 Austin

Stearna, Worden & Co. IC E. Worden and F. Stearns & Co., Detroit, Mich.) manufacturing pharmaciat, NW cor Ritch and Townsend

Stebbins Albert, spice grinder William H. Miner, r. 166% Clara

Stebbins Annie E. Miss, r. 1137 Twenty-first

Siehbius Elizabeth, widow, r. 1906 Stockton

Stebbins Horatio Rev., pastor First Unitarian Church, r. 1609 Larkin

Stebbins Joseph, r. 405 Geary

Stebbins Joseph, salesman Louis Levy, r. Franklin Hotel

Stebbins Minnie G. Mias. teacher Powell Street Pri- mary School, r. 1906 Stockton

Steber Joseph C. (Clerc & Steber) r. 221 Main Stecher Edward, r. 317 Minna

Stecher Frederick J., carpenter, r. 317 Minna Stecher Otto. clerk William F. Nolte, r. 317 Minna

Stechman John. master mariner, r. 111 Ninth

Steck Paul, draftsman Savage, Son & Co., r. Oskland Steck Planos, Benj. Curtaz & Son agents, 20 O'Far- rell

Steckenretter Philip (E. Schuck & Co.) r. 220 Har- rison

Stecker Eugene A. (Stecker & Son) r. 449 Twentieth Stecker Nathan W. (Stecker & Son) r. 449 Twenteth Stecker & Son (Nathan W. and Eugene A.) carpenters and builder, 419 Twentieth

Steckler A. Harry, canvasser, r. 565 Stevenson

Steckier Dora, widow. r. 1522 Webster

Steckler Rosemond Miss, cashier I. Freud & Co., r. 1522 Webster

Stedman Charles, speculstor, r. 111 }% Minns Stedioan George W., conductor Market St. RR., r. 718 Broderick

Stedman Henry S., salesman Zeno Mauvais, r. 2214 Geary

Stedman John, waiter, r. 406 Pacific

Stedman M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1311 Eddy

Stedman Rudolph, bookkeeper, r. 102 Stockton

Stedman William, r. 155 Octavia

Steedman David, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 491 Braunan

Steedman Hannah Mrs., r. 491 Brannan

Steedman Peter, millhand A. J. MeNicoll & Co., r. Berkeley

Steel George, marine clerk New Zealand Fire and Marine Ins. Co.

Steel William, assistant manager London and San Francisco Bank (limited) NW cor California and Leidesdorff, r. Oakland

Steele Adam, teamster Willtam Kerr. r. 903 Battery Steele Albert, cutter B. Blumenthal & Co., r. William Tell House

Steele Charles, seaman, r. 217 Broadway

Steele Charles H., physician and anrgeon, and professor therapeutics Cooper Medical College, office and r. 2322 Mission, office honra 4 to 6 P. M. Steele C. W. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 114a Ellia

Steele Edward, typewriter, r. 927 Howard

Steele Edward L. G. (E. L. G. Steele & Co.) r. Oakland Steele E. L. G. & Co. (Edward L. G. Steele, Edward Polhemus and George A. Moore; C. Adolphe Low, George A. Low and Charles H. Baldwin special partnera) commission merchants and agents American Sugar Refinery, 208 Califor- Dia

Steele Engene M., engineer Mission Rock Warehouse, r. 8 Rincon Av

DR. BAZAN'S THERMO-ELECTRIC

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

GARDEN HOSE, LAWN SPRINKLERS, HOSE MENDERS, HOSE COUPLINGS, HOSE PIPES.

W. E. LANE, Plumber,

505 KEARNY STREET.

Established 1860. Telephone 315.

Steele George F .. canvasser, r. 630 Brannan

Steele Harold, bookkeeper, r. 125 Taylor

Sreele Henry, druggist, cor California and Devisadero

Steele James, blackøwith Fulton Iron Works, r. 129 Langton

Steele Jamee Jr., millhand Jason Springer & Co., r. 129 Langton

Steele James B., boote and shoes, 1933 Union

Steele James G. (James G. Steele & Co.) r. Nucleus Hotel

STEELE JAMES G. & CO.

(James G. Steele) druggists, chemists, and dealers in California medicinal plants, 633 Market

Steele J. C.& Co. (John C. Steele and Myron J. Amick) innfra gas burners, and manufacturers' agents, 30 O'Farrell

Steele Jerome, cutter B. Blumenthal & Co., r. William Tell House

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Langley's San Francisco directory for the year commencing 1887, Part 264

Author: Publication date: 1880 Publisher: San Francisco : Francis, Valentine & Co. Number of Pages: 1432

Author:
Publication date: 1880
Publisher: San Francisco : Francis, Valentine & Co.
Number of Pages: 1432