Langley's San Francisco directory for the year commencing 1887, Part 339

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Publication date: 1880
Publisher: San Francisco : Francis, Valentine & Co.
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Sullivan Grace Mrs., 1737 Market

Willow Ware-Wholesale. Armes George W., 117-119 California ARMES & DALLAM, 226-232 Front

Cuppies Woodenware Co., Samuel (St. Louis) 116 California Feigenbaum & Co., 520-526 Market Feldmann L. & Co., 317 Sacramento Harrison & Dickson, 220 Front Lake & Co., 411 Sacramento Levenson & Bryan, 205 Front Stanley William H., 915 Market

ARMES , DALLAM, (Established in 1852.) Importers and Jobbers of Wooden and Willow Ware. WRAPPING PAPERS,

Paper Bags. Twines, Brush- es, Brooms, etc. 226, 230 and 232 FRONT ST.,

Wind Mills.

Bodwell H. H. & Son, 211 Mission Hawley Brothers Hardware Co., 301- 309 Market

Jackson Byron, 625-631 Sixth Krogh F. W. & Co., 51 Beale LINFORTH JAMES, 120 Front

SCHRAMM C. F. W El Dorado, bet York and Hampshire

Tallon C. J., 123 California WOODIN & Market

LITTLE, 509

JAMES LINFORTH, San Francisco Agent for Enterprise Windmill, Pumps, etc. 120 FRONT ST.

WOODIN & LITTLE, 509-511 Market Street. Manufacturera of Althouse Wind Mill, Pumps, Pipe, Tanks, etc.

Window Glass. (See Faints, Oils, and Glass)

Window Shades.

(See also Paper Hangings.)

Clark G. W. & Co., 645 Market Duffy Jamea & Co., 917 Market Edwarda Frank G., 820 Market Ehrenpfort Edward, 1919 Misalon Ehrenpfort William, 14 Third and 1390 Market

Fredericks Joseph & Co., 649-651 Mar- ket

Gaskin Edward M. (manufacturer) 10832 Jessie

Marwedel E. H., 541 Market MePHUN WILLIAM (manu- facturer) 1075 Market Mitchell J. E. & CO., 230 Fourteenth Raye & Hampton, 739 Market

Walcom George, 109 Stockton

Wines and Brandies-Na- live. (See Native Wines.)

Wire Baling.

ROEBLING'S JOHN A. SONS CO., 14 Drumm TRUMAN, ISHAM & HOOKER, 421- 427 Market

Wire Cloth Manufacturers.

ENGINGER VICTOR, 108 Main NEW JERSEY WIRE CLOTH CO., 14 Drumm ROEBLING'S JOHN A. SONS CO., 14 Drumm SAN FRANCISCO WIRE WORKS, 669 Mission

Wire Fencing-Barbed.

City Wire and Railing Works, 731 Mission

Jones & Givens, 16 Beale Robinson A. J. (agent) 26 Beale ROEBLING'S JOHN A. SONS CO., 14 Drumm

Wire Goods and Workers. CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL WORKS, 35 Market

California Wire Works, 329 Market Chrenyk Andreas & Co., 52 Minna City Wire and Railing Worka, 731 Mission

ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO, importers and manufacturera (tele- graph) 328 Bush

ENGINGER VICTOR 108 Main

Excelsior Wire Works, 523 Market GRUENHAGEN C. H., 669 Mission. See advt. next page. Racik John (florlats') 206 Third, rear

Wire-Insulated.

CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC GAS- LIGHTING CO., 35 Market CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC POWER CO., 35 Market

CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL WORKS, 35 Market

ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE CO., 35 Market

Holmes, Booth & Haydena, 406 Market PACIFIC ELECTRO DEPOSITING WORKS, 35 Market WASS D. D., 640 Howard

CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL WORKS, 35 Market Street.

ELECTRIC SUPPLIES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.

Wire Manufacturers. California Wire Works, 329 Market ROEBLING'S JOHN A. SONS CO., 14 Dramm

Wire Bope-Manufacturers. California Wire Works, 329 Market ROEBLING'S JOHN A. SONS CO., 14 Drumm

WIre Screens.

California Wire Works, 329 Market City Wire and Railing Works, 731 Mission ENGINGER VICTOR, 108 Main QUICK JOHN W., 221-223 First ROEBLING'S JOHN A. SONS CO., 14 Drumm SAN FRANCISCO WIRE WORKS, 669 Misalon

Wire-Telegraph and Tele- phone.

CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC GAS-

LIGHTING CO., 35 Market CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC POWER CO.,.35 Market

CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL WORKS, 35 Market

ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE CO., 35 Market

ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. Importers and manufacturers, 328 Bush

PACIFIC ELECTRO DEPOSITING WORKS, 35 Market

JOHN HAMMOND 89

CALIFORNIA CAR WORKS 5

Manufacturer of every description of PABOENGER, STADET AND FREIGHT CARS. 42 te 50 Benio Street, San Francisco.

E. A. PATTISON & CO .. Hard Wood Carpet for covering Parlors, Dining, Sitting and Bath Rooms, etc., 308 STOCKTON ST.

OFFICE, 33 GEARY STREET.

Prompt Attention to Orders for Washing.

SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY.

Truman, Isham & Hooker,

471-427 Market St. Hay, Hide, Hop, Rag, Wool and Orchilla Presses.

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SAN FRANCISCO WIRE WORKS

CHAS. H. GRUENHAGEN, MANUFACTURER OF

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL WIRE WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

WORKS,

WIRE SAN FRANCISCO 669 MISSION ST. . . Between Third and New Montgomery, S. F. CHAS. H. GRUENHAGEN

No. 13.

OFFICE AND BANK RAILING, WIRE GUARDS, WIRE SHUTTERS FENDERS, SPARK GUARDS, Etc., Etc. AND GATES,

NO. 669 MISSION STREET Between Third and New Montgomery Sts,,

[Established 1868.]

SAN FRANCISCO.

ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD

Capital, $1,000,000 Assets, $1,551,954

ÇEO. D. DORNIN, Manager WM. SEXTON, Azt. Manager.

HICKS & JUDD, BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS, 23 FIRST STREET.

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ROEBLING'S JOHN A. SONS CO., 14 Drumm WILL & FINCK, 818 Market

CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL WORKS

35 Market Street.

Hard Drawn Copper Wire For Electric and Acoustic Telephones.

Wood. (See also Wood and Coal.)

Alexander James, S & Berry, or Third Bender Bros., Third St. Wharf Engle & Son, Fillmore St. Wharf Pidancet Sebastien, Section 1, Sea Wall

Wood and Coal.

Adama William, SE cor Fell and Gough Algettinger E. & Co., 1758 Ellis Alken & Sawyer, 1052 Valencia Alberig1 D. & Co., 313 Broadway Alexander James, S a Berry, nr Third Alfe & Hinck, NW cor Sutter and Lyon

Allen W. E., SE cor Turk and Jones Anderson Brothers. 361 Brannan Anderson & Co., NW cor Sanchez and Twenty-ninth

Asmussen George, 2813 Mission Bacci S. & Bro., 635 Vallejo Bacigalupi John, 2306 Mason Badaracco David, 1316 Pacific Bahr Louis, 1305 Buchanan Belendo P. & Co., 1210 Powell Bernier John, 1015 Washington Bichard Nicholas, 18 Howard Boltano F. & Co., 1516 Stockton Bonsell Jesse C., 1623 Market Brandt Otto, 1033 Valencia Brannan Thomas, 1161 Howard Bray Frank, 1937 Howard Brennan John E., 455 Clementina Brierley John, 624 Seventeenth Brilliant A. J., 814 Mc Allister Brizzolara Louis, 1015 Washington Brown William C., 508 Natoma Bruns George W., 819 Davls Bullerdieck Nicholas, 1632 Misalon Burke Thomas F., 127 Ninth Byrne John, 905 Harrison Calamari Antonlo, 514 Green Caldwell J. M. & Co., cor Seventeenth and Valencia Carlsou John G., 315 First Carroll John, 238 Eleventh Cellarius G. G., 211 Mason Cereghino Benedetto, 430 Pacific 1

Christenson & Lord, 1518 Market Clark Michael, 1539 Howard

Clark Samuel P. B., cor Nebraska and San Bruno Road Claussen Clans, 912 Bryant Codeglla Antone, 313 Broadway Coll A. & Co., 907 Washington Conlan John W., 1460 Market Connelly Martin, 1082 Howard Connor James, 113 Shipley Connor Martin, 239 Tenth Conway Patrick, 133 Second Costello Jobn, 220 Eighth Cuneo G. & Co., 531 Pine Cunningham J., 124 Twenty-fourth Daly Lawrence, 321 Seventh Deeney John. 662 Mlnna Deeney William, 1436 Howard De Lay Brothers, SE cor Sixteenth and Guerrero

Dolley Michael P., 5 Oak Grove AY Donegan John J., 716 Folsom Donovan Cornelius, 210 Austin

Donovan & Heaphy, 2226 Leaven- worth

Dougherty Daniel, 1321 Minna Driecoll Patrick, 234 Fifth Drummond R. S .. 433 Valencia Duggan Timothy, 1024 Clay Duncan Brothers, 2214 Mlaslon Ebbets Arthur M., 109 Sacramento Faroham James G., 1436 Valencia Farrell Michael, 534 Fulton Feder Moses M., 35 Battery

Ferretti G. B., 515 Pacific Field Chapin F., 30 O'Farrell Flanagan & Maguire, SW cor Folaom and Eighteenth

Flynn John, 1113 Mission Fowler Gilbert C., 656 Howard Fox & Duley, 1713 Mission Franceschi Antone, 908 Stockton Franchi Antonlo. 1503 Fillmore Fritch George, 143 East

Gallagher Charles, SE cor Ford and Noe

Gatto Antone, 2738 California Gelmenn William F., 1510 Hyde Giovannini Daniel, 810 Pacific

Giovannini Francisco, SE cor Broad- way and Kearny

Giovannoni G., 741 Vallejo Gerle James, 927 Market

Goss & Gleason, SW cor Mission and Seventeenth

Graham John T., SE cor Twenty- seventh and Alabama

Granfield William, 1040 Howard Grant Alfred N., 20 Golden Gate Av

Green & Mccullough, 1113 Folsom Guerin John, 412 O'Farrell

Gny Otto, 28 Turk

Hafer John A., 715 Harrison

Hagan James, 429 Third

Hannan Thomas, 1124 Mission

Hanschen Peter, 1071 Bryant

Hensen Peter, SE cor Trinidad and Railroad Ar

Hardiman John, 710 Brannen Hare J. S. & Co., E & Raliroad Av, bet Manitoba and Dominica Hartnett Michael, 343 Jessle Hencken Martin, 1204 Green Henderson John Jr., 130 Ellia

Henry Joseph, Section 1, Sea Wall Herlihy Richard, 1213 Broadway Heron Michael, 312 Golden Gate Av Hoffman Charles S., 1015 Fillmore Hogan Cornelius W., 2637 Harrison Hogan Dennis, 504 Jones

Holden John, 709 Mission

Hopkins George W., 1925 Bush Hourigan John J., 423 Sixth Hulseberg George, 126 Oak Imhaus & Co., 513 Bush

Irving William, 529 Stevenson Jonea Henry, 245 Stevenson

Kayser Brothers. 1118 Pacific Kelley Brothers & Co., 173 Rallroad A v Kelley Buron, 636 Nineteenth Kelly Peter, 422 Valencia

Kenney Martin, 127 Eighth Kent James, 1907 Howard Kerr John, 1156 Folsom Klaber George, 564% Howard

Klotz Leo, 1626 Stockton Knickerbocker C. E., 524 Mission

Knobloch Jacob, N & Butte, bet Ten- nessee and Kentucky Koerber August, 17 Washington

Kruse J. Henry, SE cor Twenty-third and Shot well

Lagan Bernard, 222 Seventeenth

Lageman Henry, 904 Howard Lanigen John, 1023 Harrison Larson James, 259 First

Lavoroni Louls, 1506 Broadway Lawlor Frederick C. L., NE cor Twenty-sixth and Folsom Lechen John H., 838 Harrison Linari & Boltano, 1511 California

Lindaur Gustav, 256 Tehama Little wood Ellas, 128 ()'Farrell Low George B., 1721 Turk Lynch Patrick, 610 Larkin

Maguire M. & O., 133 Hayes

Maguire R. J., 131-133 Folsom

Male G. & Son, SW cor Ninth and Braonan

Male Giacomo, 1423 Bush

Maschio Charles A., 127 Seventh McAuliffe Patrick B., 333 Third

McCloskey Eaver, SE cor Twenty-third and San Jose AY

McCloskey John, 440 Minna McCloskey Patrick, 809 Fourth McCurdy David, 922 Montgomery McDonald Patrick A., 811 Folsom McGill Hugh, 110 Clara

McGrath Owen, 2938 Mission Mckenzie William, 819 Geary McKew John, 431 Union

McMann William, SW cor Polk and Washington

McMullen Lewis G., NE cor William- son and Geary Meacham David K., 2735 Mission

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Metastazio & Co., 1823 Powell

Meyer & Brother, SW cor Geary and Broderick

Myers John, 47 Everett Middleton John, 18 Post, and SW cor Sutter and Powell

Miller William H., 28 Potter Mitchell Edward, 330 Sixth Monroe George R., 600 O'Farrell Moore John, 263 Minna

Moore Sylvester, SE cor Mission and Fourteenth

Moroney John, 1011 Harrison Morse George W., 1700 Eddy Morton Thomas, 630 Geary Nardelli S., 1803 Mason

Neary Thonas, 739 Guerrero Nelson Charles, 506 Poet

Newbauer Joseph. 20612 Bush Northrup Henry, 625 Howard O'Connor Daniel, 2006 Hyde O'Day Daniel. 132 Henry O'Reilly Patrick, 915 Post

Oliva Emanuelle, 2419 Mason

Patten John, 552 Bryant

Patterson G. W. H., NE cor Church and Thirtieth

Peabody E. & Co .. 114 Washington

Perazzo Louis, NE cor Union and Kearny

Perine & Flynn. 838 Howard

Perpoll Placididio & Co., 608 Broadway Peters & Cowle, 5911 Sixth

Petersen Peter, 441 O'Farrell

Petit Henry, NE cor Bush and Brod- erick

Pldancet S., foot of Powell

Podesta G. B. & Bro., 1217 Powell, and 903 Pacific

Pollard James P., SE cor Laguna and Grove

Priggen Luder, 4 Bruce Pl

Queirolo G. & Co., 2306 Mason

Ratto & Co., 2012 Mason

Ratto Louls, 1811 Unton

Reid Thomas, 958 Mission

Ri e Mitchell S., 669 Twentieth

Richard Owen W., 344 Tenth Rodden Charles, 620 Third

Schmoldt Hermann, cor Greenwich and Mason

Schneider .John, 514 Union

Schulken Bros., SWcor Bush and Tay- lor, and NE cor Twenty-third and Hampshire

Schulken Jullus, NE cor Laguna and McAllister, and 1616 Mission

Sheedy & Co., 11 Taylor Smith John, 223 Post

Somers & Healey, 3090 Mission

Sorensen William, 1013 McAllister Springer Sanmel S., 1127 Sutter Stanton John H .. 413 Golden Gate Av Stelling Bros., SW cor Noe and Four. teenth

Steffen Francis X., 753 Folsom Stephenson Robert, 332 Minna Stumpf John, NE cor Railroad Av and Teneriffe

Sturla & Gatto, 2407 California Summerfield A. . Jr., 35 Clay Sullivan John, 1013 Natoma Thackeray George, S " Twenty-second, bet Guerrero and Fair Oaks Thompson Nicholas C., NE cor Twen- ty-fourth and Church

Thompson H. C. & Co., 725 Valencia Tlernen R. & Co., 2622 Mission Tierney Martin, 18 Everett Tierney Thomas. 1013 Bryant

Tobelman Henry, 421 Hayes Tobey Charles F., 1106 Howard Toft N. C., 416 Waller

Tolley & Farrell, 335 Twenty-seventh Toner Hugh, 608 Third

Towasen Nicholas C., NE cor Church and Twenty-fourth Trevor Henry, 706 Brish Tuttle John J., 516 Helght Twyford Thomas, 423 Sixth Valente & Baglietto, 1210 Stockton Waters Martin, 1323 Kearny Webb R. H. & Co .. 2405 Miasion Wessling Henry J., 1519 Geary Wettig Theodore, 363 Clementina Wilson Alexander J., 662 Mission Wistrend Andrew. 1426 Howard Wobber Hurman, 924% Folsom Wrede Herman, 1218 Pacidc Wrede Jullua, 1625 Powell

Wren John, NE cor Twenty-second and Harrison

Zaro & Ghielmetti, 2124 Larkin

W. B. BANCROFT & CO.|

49 FIRST ST. TELEPHONE 82.

PRINTERS, ETC.

J. GUNDLACH & CO'S. BURGUNDY & ZINFANDEL

COMMERCIAL INSURANCE CO. OF CALIFORNIA, 439 CALIFORNIA STREET.

PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,

HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.

WOO

Wood Carpets. PATTISON E. A, & CO., 308 Stockton

Wooden and Willow Ware. Armes George W., 117-119 Callfornia ARMES & DALLAM, 226-232 Front

Cupples Samuel, Wooden Ware Co. (St. Louis) 116 California Feigenbaum & Co., 520-526 Market Feldmann L. & Co., 317 Sacramento Fuchs Robert, 421 Montgomery Av Harrison & Dickson, 220 Front Lake & Co., 411 Sacramento Lange John C. R., 14 Montgomery Av Levison & Bryan, 205 Front Stuebben Anton, 525 Pacific Unna Jacob & Co., 157 New Mont Van De Mark George F. & Co., 406-408 Clay

ARMES & DALLAM, (Established 1852) Importers and Jobbers of Wooden and Willow Ware, WRAPPING PAPERS, Paper Bags, Twines, Brush- es; Brooms, etc. 226, 230 and 232 FRONT ST. SAN FRANCISCO.

Wood Working Machinery. GREGORY H. P. & CO., NW cor Fremont and Mission JOSHUA HENDY MACHINE WORKS, 39-51 Fremont Parke & Lacy, 21-23 Fremont STEARNS MANUFACTUR- ING CO., 29-31 Spear

Wooden Ware Manufactur- ers.

ARMES & DALLAM, 226-232 Front PACIFIC WOODEN WARE AND COOPERAGE CO., 323 Front

PACIFIC Woodenware & Cooperage Co.

Manufacturers of

Pails, Tubs, Churns, Washboards, Ice Chests. Beer Coolers, and all descriptions of Woodenware. Also Salmon, Beef, Butter, Vinegar and Syrup Barrels and Kegs. Udell's Step Ladders & Clothes Racks. 323 Front St.

Wool Dealers and Commis- sion.

Abbot George, NW cor Fifth and Townsend Abbott Charles H., NW cor Bluxome and Fifth Avy Eugene, 320 Sansome Bailey Joseph C., 218 California Bailey Thomas & Co., NW cor Fifth and Bluxome

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Ball & Julian, 436 Townsend Ballard & Hall, 426 Townsend Bissinger & Co., NE cor Sixth and Townsend

Bresianer L. & Co., 49 Bluxome Cahen Abraham S., 41 Clay Cahen Brothers, 41 Clay

Cahen Jacob, 41 Clay

Callfornia Wool Co., 426 Townsend CATTON, BELL & CO., 406 Callfornia Christy & Wise, NE cor Fifth and Townsend

Costigan, Cohen & Co., 203 Battery Dellepiane & Co., 425 Battery Flint B. P., 436 Townsend Foley F. & Co., 219 Drumm

GEGAN A. F., 302 California Hulme & Hart. 10 Davis Knight N. P., 436 Townsend Koshiand Brothers, 414 Sacramento Moses C. S. & Co., Brannan, nr Fifth Newmark J. P. & Co., 214 California PARKS R. F., 40 California Platshek & Harris, 314 Battery ROSENBERG JACOB, 40 Cal- ifornia

Sawyer Tanning Co. The, 312 Clay Schlessinger Philip, 203 Battery Shilling Charles, 405 Front Shoobert, Beale & Co., 307 California Sloss Louis & Co., 310 Sansome Sumner W. B. & Co., 415 Front Van Blarcom A. L., 214 Sansome Walker L. & Son, 360 Townsend Whitney & Webster, 450 Townsend

Wool Graders and Packers. Abbot George, NW cor Fifth and Townsend Balley Thomas & Co., NW cor Fifth and Bluxome CATTON, BELL & CO., NW cor Sixth and Townsend Moses C. S. & Co., S & Brannan, nr Fifth

Norton Tanning Co., 312 Clay

Wool Pullers.

Anderton F. C., cor St. Thomas and Yazoo

Davis Franklin A., Eighteenth, bet Folsom and Harrison

Legallet Arthur, N & Venezuela, bet Tombigbee and Potomac Miller & Lux, office 533 Kearny Norton Tanning Co., 310-312 Clay Sawyer Tanning Co. The, 312 Clay

Wool Scouring.

Balley Thomas & Co., NW cor Fifth and Bluxome

McLennan Frank P., 49 Bluxome Pacific Scouring Co., NW cor Fifth and Townsend

Woolen Mill Agencies.

Ashland, Morris Baum, 105 Battery Marysville, E. & S. Heller, 315 Pine Merced, Ephraim Simon, agent, 17-19 Battery

Oregon City Woolen Manufactoring Co., Brown Bros.& Co., 121-123 San- some San Jose, 541 Market Santa Rosa, 216 Bush

Woolen Mills.

Golden Gate Woolen Manufacturing Co., Butte, Hampshire, Bryant and Twentieth, office 533 Market

YEA

Mission Woolen Mills, Black Point, bet Larkin and Van Ness, 115 Battery San Francisco Pioneer Woolen Facto- ry, Black Point, bet Larkin and Van Ness Av, office 115 Battery

Worsted Goods. (See also Fancy Goods, etc.)

Bauer Brothers & Co., 547 Market Buyer & Reich, 221-223 Bush Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman, 107-109 Post

Le Roy Emily Mrs., 121 Sutter Newman & Levinson, 129 Kearny Pfister J. J. & Co., 120 Sutter Reinstein Samuel, 539 Market Tittel & Krueger, 1 Sutter

Verdier, Morean & Co., SE cor Geary and Grant Av

Wrecking. Whitelaw, T. P. H., 216 Spear

Yeast-Compressed - Mann- facturers.

Barton B. F. & Co., 213 Sacramento Bay View Distilling Co., 6 Battery Crystal National Yeast Co., 75712 How- ard

Potrero Yeast and Distilling Co., E . Minnesota, nr Nevada

Spamer Justus A., 643 Mission

Zinc Castings.

Hoffmann Charles S., 308 Mission MAINZER F. & SON, 25 Jessie PACIFIC ZINC ORNAMENT FAC- TORY, 583-585 Mission

San Francisco Zinc Foundry, 25 Jessie

SAN FRANCISCO

ZINC FOUNDRY,

F. MAINZER & CO .. , Proprietors.

25 Jessie Street, near First, SAN FRANCISCO. All Kinds of Zinc Ornaments.

Zincographers.

MACCABE & CO .. 528 Sacramento PALMER & REY, 405 Sansome SCHMIDT LABEL AND LITHO- GRAPHIC CO., 21-31 Main Waldstein A., 320 Sansome

MacCABE & CO. Zincographers,

Designers and Lithographers, 528 Sacramento Street, San Francisco.

Yeast Powders. (See Baking Powders.(

SCHMIDT LABEL AND LITHOGRPHIC CO. DESIGNERS, ENGRAVERS AND PRINTERS, 25-31 Main St., San Francisco.

DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,

Manufacturers of Show Cases and Store Fixtures.

37 Market St.

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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

Southern Pacific Company's RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP LINES.

PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS

AND THROUGH EMIGRANT SLEEPERS

ATTACHED TO ALL EXPRESS TRAINS

RAILROAD LANDS IN CALIFORNIA.

The attention of all heads of families or others contemplating permanent settlement in the West is called to the extraordinary offers now being made by the

CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANIES

-IN -

CHOICE FARMING AND FRUIT AND VINEYARD LANDS

Lying adjacent to the railroad in all the principal counties of the State, which are unex- celled in climate, healthfulness, productiveness of soil and accessibility of market, and include

The Best Wheat, Fruit, Grazing, Vineyard and Timber Lands in America

Adapted to all purposes of profitable agriculture, and may be had in tracts of 40 acres or upward, at prices ranging from $1.50 to $35 per acre, according to quality, location and accessibility to the main line of either road.

These lands will increase in value annually. Already thousands of heads of families have purchased lands along the Central and Southern Pacific Railroads, and have erected thereon splendid farms and homesteads, while many hold lands that they purchased a few years ago for from $2.50 to $20 per acre at from $25 to $250 per acre for speculative purposes.

Almost everywhere throughout the counties named, no snow, and only an occasional frost, that does no harm, is ever seen. There is really NO WINTER WEATHER in the valleys of California, and not one home in one hundred ever has a fire except for culinary purposes. The summer weather is never oppressive, as in the Eastern or Southern States, while the nights are cool the year round.

Every person contemplating permanent settlement west of the Alleghany Mountains should, before applying elsewhere, call upon or address either

JEROME MADDEN,

- OR -- W. H. MILLS,

Land Agent S. P. R. R.

Land Agent C. P. R. R.

Corner Fourth and Townsend Streets, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

A. N. TOWNE, Gen. Manager,

J. C. STUBBS, Gen. Traffic Manager,

T. H. GOODMAN, Gen. Pass. & Tkt. Agt.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD

MOST DIRECT ROUTE - TO

All Points on the North Coast

Stages leave Ingrams daily (Sundays excepted) for Stewart's Point, Gualala, Point Arena, Cuffey's Cove, Navarro, Mendocino City, Caspar, Noyo, Kibesillah, Westport, and all points on the North Coast.

The Only Route to the Redwood Forests on the Russian River, where Hunting and Fishing can be found, to the full enjoyment of the most devoted sportsman.

Thirty-day Excursion Tickets sold at a reduction of 25 per cent. on the regular single fare tariff rates. Excursion Round Trip Tickets sold on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, good to return on following Mondays. To

Camp Taylor. .$1 75

Tomales

$3 00

Point Reyes 2 00

Ingrams 4 00

Excursion Round Trip Tickets sold on Sundays :

Camp Taylor $1 50

Toniales $2 50

Point Reyes. 1 75

Ingrams 3 00

Tourists visiting this State cannot find a more beautiful and diversified trip. The steamers leave the ferry slip at the foot of Market street for Saucelito, the only seaside Resort where good bathing, boating and fishing can be found. The route from here runs along Richardson's Bay to the base of Mount Tamalpais, one of the features surrounding the Bay of San Francisco. Stopping at the station named after the moun- tain, the traveler will find teams ready to take him up to the top of this giant, from which a magnificent view of the Farallone Islands and the Pacific Ocean can be had. Three and a half miles from this station are the far-famed Fairfax Picnic Grounds; thence in three quarters of an hour Camp Taylor is reached, where all facilities, including Dancing Hall and Bowling Alley, for Camping and Picnic Parties can be found. From this point to Point Reyes Station, a distance of eight miles, splendid trout streams abound, on whose banks most beautiful spots for private camps can be found. The route then skirts for & distance of sixteen miles the Bay of Tomales, which is covered with all kinds of wild fowl. The hills sur- rounding this town (Tomales) are one vast potato field, until nearly reaching Valley Ford, which town is situated in the grain district of the county ; thence to Freestone, which is the beginning of the great Redwood Forests ; thence along to Howard's Station, from which is shipped an immense quantity of bark and wood; thence along Russian River to Duncan's Mills; thence to Ingrams, which is the present terminus of the road, and one of the loveliest spots in the State; the climate being as soft and mild as that of southern France.

The Hotels and cottages are kept by old experienced hotel keepers, thereby assuring every comfort and attention to the traveler.

Ticket Office,

General Office,

Saucelito Ferry, Market Street. 327 Pine Street, San Francisco.

JNO. W. COLEMAN. General Manager.

W. F. RUSSELL, Traffic Manager, Gen. Pass. and Tkt. Agt.

F. B. LATHAM,

E. H. SHOEMAKER, Superintendent.

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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

THE

MORNING CALL

Prints the Most Reliable News, and has the Largest Circulation.

PUBLICATION OFFICE:

525 Montgomery Street.

J. W. SHAEFFER

Employs ONLY International Union Cigarmakers !

His Factory Number is

349

Branded in LARGE LETTERS on the bottom of his boxes.

His Place of Business is 634 Sacramento Street.

He has NO CHINESE Factory on the OUTSIDE.

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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY. 1

THE

W FRANCISCO BULLETIN

The Leading Evening Newspaper West of the Rocky Mountains.

It is the recognized authority in Commercial and Financial Circles, and the best Family Journal on the Pacific Coast.

Served by Carriers in San Francisco and towns of the interior, at. .25c. per week $12.00 per year By Mail, postage paid

The Weekly Bulletin

IS A MAMMOTH TWELVE-PAGE JOURNAL. THE CHEAPEST PAPER IN THE COUNTRY.

GREAT REDUCTION ! Read the New Subscription Rates :

The WEEKLY and the FRIDAY BULLETIN, forming together the most complete SEMI-WEEKLY published on the Pacific Coast, now sent to any address, postage paid, on the following terms:

The Weekly and Friday Bulletin,

One year $2 00 | Six months $1 00

Weekly Bulletin Alone,

One year

$1 50 | Six months.

.75c.

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Remittances by Draft, Post Office Order, Wells, Fargo & Co's Ex- press and Registered Letter, at our risk. Send for Sample Copy, giving full particulars. Address :

S. F. BULLETIN CO., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.

THE CYCLONE WINDMILL!

Built at Santa Clara by the

PACIFIC MANUFACTURING COMPANY. 934 and 936 Mission St., San Francisco.

THE STRONGEST ALSO THE LIGHTEST.

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SELF REGULATING.

10 Foot Mill.

$50 | 18 Foot Mill

$125

150

|22

175

16 A

24 200

Also Geared Mills from 2 to 7 Horse Power for Sawing Wood, Cutting Hay, Grinding Feed, etc.

Estimates on Irrigating Outfits, Power Mills, etc., furnished on application to above.

REMEMBER, WE GUARANTEE ALL THAT WE CLAIM.

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Langley's San Francisco directory for the year commencing 1887, Part 339

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