Langley's San Francisco directory for the year commencing 1888, Part 263

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Superior Court, Dept. 11 (criminal) D. J. Toohy judge, Old City Hall, second floor

Superior Court, Dept. 12 (criminal) D. J. Mur- phv Judge, Old City Hall, second floor

Superior Mill and Mining Co. (El Dorado County, Cal.) J. M. Buffington secretary, 303 Cali- fornia, room 11

Supervising Inspector U . S. Steam Vessels, office U. S. Appraisers' Bldg

Supervisors Board of, office New City Hall, sec- ond floor

Supple David, policeman, r. 206 Chestnut

Supple Harry Jr., r. 821 Filbert

Supple Thomas H., compositor Call, r. 821 Filbert

Supreme Court Commissioners, D. B. Woolf secretary, 121 Post

Supreme Court Library, 121 Post

Supreme Court of California, chambers 121 Post

Suren Joseph, steward Page & Falch, r. 251 Stevenson Surhyne Fred., distributor La Grande Laundry, r. 1544 Howard

Surrett Lawrence, groceries and liquors, NE cor Twenty-fourth and Castro

Surrey Calvin A., waiter, r. 27 Stone

Surveyor City and County, New City Hall, third floor

Surveyor-General United States, office 610 Commercial

Surveyor Port of San Francisco, office Cus- tom Honse, second floor

Susa Frank, laborer, r. 309 Filbert

Susa Manuel, laborer, r. 309 Filbert

Susa Peter, gardener, r. Railroad Av nr Five Mile House

Susan William, carpenter, r. 12 Anthony

Susavilla Vincent, carpenter, r. 1317 Filbert

Susenbeth John C., secretary The Independent Auto- matic Portable Gas Works and The Pac. Coast Automatic Portable Gas Co., 411 California, r. 221 % Fulton

Susmann Philip (Susmann & Dixon) r. 1720 O'Far- rell

Susmann & Dixon (Philip Susmann and Samuel Dixon) stockbrokers, 318 Montgomery

Susmann. See Sussman

Susa Alexander, bookkeeper E. Raas & Co., r. 410 Taylor

Suss Charles F., clerk Becker & Co., r. SE cor Geary and Larkin

Suas Frederick, cellarman S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 226 Francisco

Suss Julius, salesman Hart & Brandenstein, r. 1622 Geary

Susser Cari, tinsmith S. Mistre, r. 821%% Montgomery Sussman Samuel (M. Ehrman & Co.) r. 1819 Octavia Sussmen. See Susmann

Sutcliffe James, bakery, 1629 Geary

Sutcliffe. See Sutliff

Suter Daniel (Daniel Suter & Charles E. Snook) r. 317 Buah

Suter Daniel & Charles E. Snook, attorneys at law, 216 Sansome, rooms 8-9

Suter Henry S., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 1305 Powell

Suter. See Sutter

Sutherland A., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 328 Geary

Sutherland Adam T., cashier I. S. Van Winkle & Co., r. Oakland

Sutherland Alexander J., clerk, r. 473 Haight

Sutherland Andrew D., painter J. P. Fraser, r. 10 San Antonio

Sutherland Annie E. Miss, teacher Redding Primary School. r. 617 Powell

Sutherland Edwin, office 503 California, r. Oakland

Sutherland Frederick E., attorney at law, 323 Kearny

Sutherland George M., clerk L. R. Ellert, r. 32%% Geary

Sutherland Harry, compositor Mra. L. G. Richmond & Son, r. 157 Seventh

Sutherland Hester M., stenographer Madison & Burke, r. Oakland

Sutherland James B., miller. r. 1818 Dupont

Sutherland John Mrs., r, 25 Thirteenth

Sutherland John J., grain dealer, r. 13% Polk

SPECIAL PATTERNS

BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SUITS -AT-

'THE HASTINGS.'

ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD

Capital, $1,000,000. Assets, $1,604,486.

GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager WM. SEXTON, Asst. Manager.

OFFICE, 33 GEARY STREET.

Prompt Attention to Orders for Washing.

SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY.

THE BANCROFT COMPANY

721 BOOKBINDERS, ENGRAVERS, ETC. SWA

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1131

Sutherland Maggie Mise, teacher, r. 617 Powell Sutherland Mary, widow, r. 10 San Antonio

Sutherland Mary Miss, with Am. Cracker Co., r. 10 San Antonio

Sutherland Robert, conductor Central RR. Co., r. 150i Turk

Sutherland Robert, gasfitter William Entight, r. 473 Haight

Sutherland Sunderland F., editor Daily Report, r. 426 Post

Sutherland W. G., clerk Elder Bros., r. 771 %% Mission Sutherland William, transferer, r. 514 Branuan

Sutherland William G., painter J. P. Fraser, r. 10 San Antonio

Sutherland W. J., mining, 826 Sansome, room 55 Sutler Martin, kitchen hund, r. Lindell House

Butliff Edward, clerk auditing dept Wells Fargo & Co., r. 719% BuAb

. Sutliff Henry, cigars and tobacco, 832 Kearny, r. 7 Montgomery

Sutliff Thomas, clerk Henry Sutliff, r. 435 Pine

Butliff Thomas Jr., clerk Henry Sutliff, r. 435 Pine 19 Sutliff. See Sutcliffe

Sutro Adolph, capitalist, r. Sutro Heights oppo- site Cliff House

Sutro Albert, office 408 Montgomery, r. 1017 Larkin

Sutro Alfred, student, r. SE cor Jackson and Octavia Sutro Charles (Sutro & Co.) r. 118 Ellis

Sutro Charles Jr., with Sutro & Co., r. 1610 Van Ness Av

Sutro Charles W. (Hirschler & Co.) r. NW cor Hayes and Fillmore

Sutro Edgar, clerk Easton, Eldridge & Co., r. NW cor Hayes and Fillmore

Butro Emil (Sutro & Co.) r. SE cor Jackson and Octa- via

Butro Emil Jr., clerk O. F. Von Rhein & Co., r. 1610 Vau Ness Av

Sutro Gustav (Sutro & Co.) r. 1610 Van Ness Av

Sutro Gustav Jr., with Sutro & Co., r. SE cor Jackson and Octavia

Sutro Tunnel Co., Pelham W. Ames secretary, 320 Sansome

Sutro & Co. (Charles, Emil and Gustav Sutro) bankers and brokers, 408 Montgomery Sutro's Library, 107 Battery

Sutter Alphonse, secretary Field's. Biscuit and Cracker Co., 839-849 Folsom, r. 15 Glen Park Av

Sutter County Land Co. The, George Theo- bald Jr. secretary, 419 California, room 6

Butter George, bartender John G. Anderson, r. 916 Montgomery

Sutter James, bookkeeper Hyams, Pausen & Co., r. 407 Mason

Sutter Joseph, bottler Deucher & Kalben, r. 110 Jack- 8011

Sutter Joseph, tanner. r. 526 Broadway

Sutter Street House, J. Serres & Co. proptrs, 308 Sut- ter

Sutter Street Railroad Co., Robert F. Morrow president, A. K. Stevens secretary, Jobn McCord superintendent, office SE cor Sutter and Polk Sutter. See Suter

Sutterman Adolph, clerk, r. 2026 Bush

Sutton Agnes, widow, r. 7 Isis

Sutton Albert, waiter, r. 503 Turk

Sutton A. M. (Sutton & Beebe) r. Berkeley

Sutton Charles, bookkeeper D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. Oakland

Sutton Charles, capitalist. r. 1021%% Twenty-second Sutton Charles, plasterer, r. 918 Jones

Sutton Frederick A., compositor Evening Post Sutton F. S., surgeon stmr City of New York

Sutton George C., surveyor Fire Underwriters' In- spection Bureau, 307 Sansome, r. 427 Eddy Button James, r. 26 Turk

Button James E., clerk, r. 51 Jessie

"WANTS"

IN THE

EXAMINER

BRING GREATEST RESULT

AT LOWEST RATES.

W. & J. SLOANE & CO. HAIR MATTRESSES

MADE TO ORDER.

641 to 647 MARKET STREET.

Suiton J. B., purser atmr Alameda, r. 712 Golden Gate Av

Button John, clerk W. T. Garrait & Co., r. Oskiand Sutton John, laundryn.an Thoman Roy & Co., r. 8W cor Dolores and Twenty-ninth

Sutton Joseph B., salesman Joe Poheim, r. 634 Buah Sutton Lawrence M., bookkeeper G. F. Smith & Co., r. 2514 Sacramento

Sutton Peter, laborer Risdon I, and L. Workn, r. 61 Jessie

Sutton Samuel. first assistant engineer atmr San Blas Sutton Scott, bookkeeper Lilienthal & Co., r. 151 Oc- tavia

Sutton Thomas J., carpenter, r. S a Lombard nr Polk Sutton Walter, bookkeeper and casbier S. F. Lumber Co., r. 2514 Sacramento

Sutton William, bookkeeper John Kentfield & Co., r. 2514 Sacramento

Sutton William, scale expert Wilshire Safe and Scale Co., r. Oakland

Sutton William H., porter Coghill & Kohn, r. 2922 Sacramento

Sutton && Beebe (A. M. Sutton and O. F. Beebe) shipping and commission merchants, and con- signees Sutton & Co. (New York and Philadelphia) 122 Front

Sutton's Dispatch Line, from New York and Philadelphia, Sutton & Beebe agente, 122 Front Suydam James H., cashier Crocker & Suydam, r. 2034 Scott

Suydam James N. [Crocker & Suydam) r. 2034 Scott

Suydam Mary A., widow, r. 1718 Turk

Suza Frederick, laundryman La Grande Laundry

Svea Fire Insurance Co. (of Gothenberg) Muecke & Co. general agenta, 319 C'alifornia

Svensen Anton, laborer. r. 116 Berry

Svensen Daniel, cook, r. 116 Berry

Svensen S., seaman, r. 324 Vallejo, rear

Svenson August, tanner, r. 2603 Bryant Av

Svenson Charles, pantryman Swain Broa., r. 115 Na- toma

Svenson J. H., dishwasher. r. 624 Fourth

Svenson Jobn, laborer. r. 116 Berry

Svenson. See Swanson. Swensen and Swenson

Sveridsen Peter W., seaman, r. 636 Mission

Svetinich Peter, restaurant, SW cor Laguna and Grove r. 530 Grove

Svilovich Antonio, jeweler, 407 Twenty-fourth

Swabeck John, florista' wire work, 283 Stevenson

Swabel William, expansion vaivem, 10 Beale, r. 2316 Mission

Swable George, molder, r. 68 Clementina

Swagg Frank, laborer. r. 3) Louisa

Swain Alanson, r. 1008 Jones

Swain Alfred G., bookkeeper Willcox & Gibba, r. Oakland

Swain Alfred P., clerk A. G. Gurnett & Co., r. Oak- land

Swain Ann, widow. r. 513 Lombard

Swain Brothers (Edward R. and Frank A.) pro- prietors The Original Swain's Bakery, 213 Sutter Swain C., conductor Market St. RR.

Swain C., student, r. 317 Bush

Swain C. H. Mra., r. 221 Turk

Swain Clarkson, drafteman, r. 1008 Jonen

Swain Clinton T., ticket agent Atlantio and Pacine RR., 610 Market. r. Oakland

Swain Edward A., architect, 70 St. Ann's Bidg. (and Swain Bros.) r. 603 Polk

Swain Elltot W., machinist Pac. Iron Works

SWAIN E. M. dentist, 803 How- ard ror Fourth, up stairs. Open even- ingra and Sundays, gas given. 411 work guaranteed

Swain Florence N Mins, stenographer and typewriter 624 Market, r. Oakland

LARGEST TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY

J.Gundlach & Co's Cabinet Wines

PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.

BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents, 510 California Street.

SWA

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W. W. Montague & Co. PUMPS,

Suction and Force.

FOR HAND, WIND-HILL AND POWER. ALL SIZES.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET

Swain Frank A. (Swain Bros.) r. 603 Polk

Swain Frank R., salesman R. A. Swain & Co., r. 1616 Washington

Swain George, salesman Wild & Spear, r. Berkeley Swain G. William, lineman Cal. Electric Light Co., r. 1230 Mission

Swain Hadwen, foreman Palmer & Rey, r. 1008 Jones Swain Harry L., clerk, r. 1616 Washington

Swain Henry C. (Swain & Murdock) r. 1107 Post

Swain Isaac, master mariner, r. 1312 Jones

Swain J. H., clerk, r. 513 Lombard

Swain J. M., r. 519 Sacramento

Swain John, driver Swain Bros., r. 115 Natoma

Swain Josiah H., livery stable, 417 Folsom, r. 1354 Eighth Av, Eaat Oakland

Swain L. A., upholsterer, r. 803 Howard

SWAIN R. A. & CO.

(Revillo A. Swain and S, H. Fessen- den) jobbers and retailers crockery, glassware, chinaware, fancy goods, etc., 16 Post

Swain Revillo A. (R. A. Swain & Co.) r. 1616 Wash- ington

Swain Rinaldo R., manager The Original Swain's Bakery, 213 Sutter, r. 603 Polk

Swain Russell, clerk Merchants' Exchange Bank, r. 1616 Washington

Swain Samuel. molder, r. 112 Gilbert, rear Swain Susan Mrs., r. 937 Folsom

Swain Thomas. laborer, r. 112 Gilbert, rear Swain W. A. Mrs .. r. 204 Fifteenth

Swain W. C., telegraph operator Pac. Postal Tel. Co., r. 8 Birch Av

Swain William B., real estate, r. 641 Folsom

Swain & Murdock (Henry C. Swain aud George H. Murdock) insurance agents, 215 Sansome 19 Swain. See Swayne

SWAIN'S BAKERY, THE ORIGINAL Swain Brothers proprietors, 213 Sutter Swales H. D., clerk. r. 37 Second

Swales Henrietta J. Mrs., r. 204 Fifteenth

Swales Howard D., clerk Sun Ins. Co., r. Oakland Swales John W., real estate, r. 1325 Twenty-fourth

Swales Kate Miss stenographer D. L. Beck & Sons

Swales Thomas, machinist Empire Foundry, r. 204 Fifteenth

Swall Frank J., draftsman Marshutz & Cantrell, r. 913 McAllister

Swall Fred J., machinist Marshutz & Cantrell, r. 913 McAllister

Swall Peter, farmer, r. 913 McAllister

Swaive Herman, clerk William Paulsen, r. 946 Har- rison

Swalve William, bakery, 944%% Harrison

Swan Adam, restaurants, 44 Fourth, 725 Fourth and 612 Montgomery, r. 856 Mission

Swan Amelia Mrs., nurse, r. 7 Ewer PI

Swan Andrew C., machinist, r. 2535 Mission Swan Anson B., r. 817 Bush

Swan Benjamin F., sergeant at arms Pac. Stock Ex- change, r. 220 Third

Swan Benjamin R., physician, 310 Stockton, r. 516 Sutter

Swan Charles F., master schr Novelty, office 48 Market Swan Charles W., expressman, r. SW cor Thirtieth and San José Av

Swan Christian, waiter, r. 144 Natoma

Swan Davld, foundryman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 1017 York

Swan Edward S., salesman Hippman & Schussler, r. 1714 Turk

Swan Edward S. Jr., clerk Williams, Dimond & Co., r. 1714 Turk

Swan Frederick, watchman, r. 4 Boston Pl

Swan Frederick W. (Swan & Co.) r. cor Point Lobos and Twenty-fourth Avs

Swan George W. Jr., salesman Paraffine Paint Co., r. 726 Sutter

Swan G. W., r. 1713 Howard

Swan Heury G., salesman John Wigmore & gon, r. Oakland

Swan J., carpenter, r Handley House

Swan J., quartermaster atmr City of Rio de Janeiro Swan J., yardman Pac. Rolling Mill

Swan Jabez S., algn and ornamental painter and advertiser, 769 Market, and (Swan & Stein) r. 912 Dolores

Swan Jobu, cabinetmaker A. Frei, r. 164 Perry

Swan John, machinist, r. 4 Boston Pl

Swan Joseph, with Swan & Stein, r. 912 Dolores

Swan Peter, cook, r. 537 Sacramento

Swan Samuel B., engineer, r 14 Haight

Swan Susan, domestic 2637 Howard

Swan Thomas H. Mrs. (Swan & Co.) r. cor Point Lobos and Twenty-fourth Avs

Swan Thomas W. B, mail clerk Bancroft-Whitney Co., r. cor Point Lobos and Twenty-fourth Avs Swan W., millhand Pac. Rolling Mill

Swan & Co. (F.W. and Mrs. T. H. Swan) liquor saloon, cor Point Lobos and Twenty-fourth Avs

SWAN & STEIN (Jabez S. Swan and Max Stein) house, sign, orna- mental and advertising painters, de- signers and contractors, 769 Market, telephone 3278

Swan. See Schwan

Swanberg Charles O., proprietor Swanberg's Oyster House, 57-64 California Market, r. Kalmar, Sweden

Swanberg's Oyster House, C. O. Swanberg propriet or, 57-64 California Market

Swaneskjold C., waiter Carl G. Larsen

Swaney Andrew M., compositor, r. 717 Post

Swaney Homer A., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r. Los Gatos, Cal.

Swaney W. H., laborer, r. 624 Fourth

Swannack Daniel, superintendent Sailor's Home, NE cor Harrison and Main

Swanson Alexander, laborer, r. 546 Natoma, rear Swanson Alexander, shipjoiner, r. 1032 Dolores

Swanson Andrew, seaman, r. 135 Folsom

Swanson Andrew J., milker James M. Brown, r. China nr Madrid, Excelsior Homestead

Swanson C., seaman, r. SE cor Third and Howard Swanson Charles J., carpenter W.m Little, r. 517 Post Swanson Conrad, shoemaker, r. SE cor Elizabeth and Diamond

Swanson Frank, bricklayer, r. 228 Clara

Swanson Frederick, bartender, r. 6 Farren Av

Swanson George, car driver, r. 26 Morris Av

Swanson Gustav, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 8 Freelon

Swanson John (Swanson & Treweek) r. 143 Taylor

Swanson John, carpenter, r. 4 Preston Pi, rear

Swanson John A., laborer, r. 25 Oak Grove Av

Swanson John A .. carpenter, r. W s Pond bet Stx- teenth and Seventeenth

Swanson John P., seaman, r. 19 Commercial

Swanson Joseph C., liquor saloon, 1543 Eddy, r. 6 Farren Av

Swanson Sven, painter G. B. De Ferrari, r. 1709 Mason

Swanson Tillie, domestic 1919 Baker

Swanson & Treweek (John Swanson and Burt Tre- week) liquor saloon, 143 Taylor

Swanson. See Swenson, Swensen and Sevenson Swanston Alexander, carpenter P. C. SS. Co., r. 1032 Dolores

Swanstrom Charles, with S. F. Bridge Co., r. Ken- tucky Home

Swanton A. Mrs., grocerisa, 221 Eighth

Swanton Charles B., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. Windsor Hotel

LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.

BEAMISH'S MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.

DIXON, BORGESON & CO ..

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

S. UTSCHIG, PRIZE BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, 322 BUSH STREET.

RPAD HARASZTHY & CO.{

530 WASHINGTON ST.

) Producers of the only NATURAL CHAMPAGNE.

SWA

1133

SWE

Swanton E. Miss, restaurant, 1523 Mission

Swanton Julia A., widow. r. 2116 Van Ness Av Swanton M. T. Mrs., millinery, 1217 Stockton

Swanton Sumner B., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. 328 BraDuaD

Swanton Thomas, molder, r. 1217 Stockton

Swanton William, springmaker, r. 250 > Fourth

Swarthont Herbert L. (Caldwell & Co.) r. 2133 Mis- sion

Swartley William, secretary Holbrook. Merrill & Stetson, r. 3010 California

Swartz Henry, clerk S. A. McDonnell, r. 206 Seventh Swartz Jacob, commercial traveler, r. 219% Polk Swartz Joseph, barber. r. 167 Minns

Swartz Samuel N., commercial traveler, r. 219 Polk Swartz Thomas J., painter J. B. Gorman & Co., r. 14}% Ringold

Swartz William, planer, r. 14%% Ringold

19 Swartz. See Schwarz and Schwartz

Bwaxey Charles L., attendant U. S. Marine Hospital Swasey Charles S., capitalist, r. 113 Larkin

Swasey Charles W., clerk general auditor's office S. P. Co., r. 113 Larkin

Bwasey Fred P., photographic art gallery, 26 Mont- gomery

Swasey George H., correspondent Haas Bros., r. 113 Larkin

Swasey Gustavus A .. capitalist, r. 148 Fifth

Swasey Henry S., fitter Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 633 Sutter

Swasey Henry W., bartender Lackey & Wattson, r. 113 Larkin

Swarey Lizzie Miss, r. 632 Market

Swasey William F., notary public, 19 Montgomery, r. 633 Sutter

Swsthing Charles, seaman, r. 504 Davis

Swayne R. B. (Hanna, Swayne & Co.) manager Home Library Association and publisher and bookseller. 28-30 New Montgomery

Swayne Robert H. (Swayne & Hoyt) r. 907 Fillmore Swayne William Y., foreman Bode & Haslett, r. 1015 Hayes

Swayne & Hoyt (Robert H. Swayne and John G. Hoyt) ship and Custom House brokers and for- warding agents, 504 Battery

1 Swayne. See Swain

Swearingen Obadiah S., tailor, r. 1544 Howard

Swears William B., clerk, r. 56 South Park

Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Church, Rev. John Telleen pastor, S s Mission bet Eighth and Ninth

Swedish Evangelical Mission Church, Rev. Charles Anderson pastor, N 8 Jessie bet Sixth and Seventh

Swedish M. E. Church, Rev. John B. Andrews pastor, N 8 Howard bet Eighth and Ninth Swedish Society, 139 Post

Swedlund Andrew, tailor, r. 307 Green

Swedlund Andrew Jr., lithographer, r. 307 Green

Sweeney A., watertender stmr City of Rio de Janeiro Sweeney Alexander (Alexander Sweeney & Co.) r. 1138 Mission, rear

Sweeney Alexander & Co. (Alexander Swee- ney) manufacturers boiler covering, 230 Kearny, room 10

Sweeney Anthony, laborer, r. 1335% Natoma

Sweeney Beruard, laborer, r. 220 Ridley

Sweeney C. C. Mrs., r. 1613 Jessie

Sweeney Charles ( McDonald & Sweeney) r. 145 Shipley Sweeney Charles S., porter Baker & Hamilton, r. 44 Third

Sweeney C. J. Mrs., r. 632 Market

Sween. y C. L. Mias, teacher Haight Primary School, r. 1613 Stevenson

Sweeney Conroy, longshoreman, r. 14 Gilbert, rear Sweeney Daniel, carpenter, r. 1522 Howard

Sweeney Daniel A., clerk Wetmore Bros., r. 266 Te- hama

MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.

S. F. "EXAMINER."

MOST NEWS !

MOST CIRCULATION !

MOST ADVERTISEMENTS ! |Sweeney Max, lithographer, r. 311 Clementina

W. & J. SLOANE & CO. PORTIÈRES,

Largest Assortment on the Coast.

64! to 647 MARKET STREET.

Sweeney Dennis, laborer, r. 1186 Harrison

Sweeney Dennis, laborer Empire Foundry, r. 1010 Na- toma

Sweeney Dennis, porter Huntington Hopkina Co., r. 21 Folsom Av

Sweeney Dennis, watchman. r. 1717 Jones

Sweeney Dora, widow, r. 22 Hayes

Sweeney E. & Co. (Edward Sweeney and Ambrose Sharkey) stock yards, W a Ninth bet Folsom and Harrison

Sweeney Edward, r. 219 Duncan

Sweeney Edward (E. Sweeney & Co.) r. 354 4 Elev- enth

Sweeney Edward, stoker Engine No. 11. r. Teneriffe or Railroad Av

Sweeney Edward, farmer, r. 732 Capp

Sweeney Edward, reporter, r. 746 Howard

Sweeney Edward, with Am. Biacuit Co., r. 1514 Leav- enworth

Sweeney Edward B., inspector Custom House, r. 579 Harrison

Sweeney Edward J. (Garvin & Co.) r. 315 Ellla

Sweeney Ellen, widow, r. 1514 Leavenworth

Sweeney Frank, clerk, r. 2828 Jackson

Sweeney Frank E., carriage blackamith A. Folaom & Son, r. 120 Fourth

Sweeney Frank R., clerk Hart & Brandenstein, r. 15 Clementina

Sweeney Garrett C. (Sweeney & Kearns) r. 617 Eight- eenth

Sweeney George, conductor Market St. RR., r. cor California and Devisadero

Sweeney George, seaman, r. 37 Pacific

Sweeney George A., agent T. J. Parsons, 106 Davis, r. 145 Ellis

Sweeney Jamea, carpenter, r. 673% Harrison

Sweeney James, laborer, r. 10 Dore

Sweeney James, laborer, r. 428 Ringold

Sweeney James, rollband Pac. Rolling Mill

Sweeney James, spinner S. F. Cordage Factory, r. cor Sierra aud Indiana

Sweeney James E., plumbing and drainage inspector Board of Health, r. 1112 Pierce

Sweeney Jsmes P., blacksmith, r. 528 Jessie

Sweeney James P .. law student William Loewy, r. 2829 Jackson

Sweeney Jeremiah F., teamater, r. 1120 Howard

Sweeney Jobn, r. 463a Minna

Sweeney John, barber, r. 1514 Leavenworth

Sweeney John, butcher, r. Garfield Hotel

Sweeney John, butcher Hammond & Brod, r. 266 Te- hamna

Sweeney John, butcher T. J. Powera, r. 602 Franklin

Sweeney John, laborer, r. 1 Buy

Sweeney Jobn, marble works, 16 Hayes

Sweeney Jobn, soda water bottler Welch & Walab, r. 1721 Market

Sweeney John Mrs., widow, r. 530 Harrison

Sweeney John D., clerk, r. 1717 Jones

Sweeney John D., extraman look and Ladder No. 4. r. 1214 l'acific

Sweeney John F., proptr Galt Ilouse, 632 Market

Sweeney John J., barber, r. 1514 Leavenworth

Sweeney John J , tinsmith Seller Brothers & Co., r. 428 Ringold

Sweeney John P. {J. P. Sweeney & Co.) r. 266 To- hama

Sweeney Joseph, laborer S. F. Gan Light Co., r. E . Michigan bet Sierra and Shanta

Sweeney Josie Miss, dressmaker, r. 530 Harrison

Sweeney J. P. & Co. (Jobn P. Swerdey and James Mc- Closkey) seedsmen, 409-411 Davia

Sweeney Kate Mise, varieties, 2034 Gough

Sweeney Leonard, butcher, r. 10 Striner

Sweeney Lorenzo H. (Dodge, Sweeney & Co.) r. Ran Rafael

Sweeney Margaret, widow, r. 10 Dora

HARDWOODS and VENEERS; JOHN WIGMORE & SON,

SPEAR and HOWARD STREET ..

EADING TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY

ITLAND, OR.

PERRIER-JOUËT & CO. CHAMPAGNE

FOR SALE BY ALL FIRST-CLASS WINE MERCHANTS AND GROCERS.

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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OF

PInin, Japanned and Stamped

TINWARE.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST

Sweeney M. E. Miss, stenographer Neville & Co., r. 1609% Folsom

Sweeney Michael, weigher S. F. Gss Light Co., r. 51 Second

Sweeney Michael, wheelwright, r. 1505 Pine

Sweeney Michael D., law clerk Byrne & Cross, r. 710 Bush

Sweeney Morgan, Isborer, r. NW cor Louisiana snd Sierra

Sweeney Morgan L., harnessmaker J. C. Lawless, r. Alameda

Sweeney Morgan M., plumber, 2514 Mission

Sweeney Myles, books, 847 Market, r. 519 Sacramento Sweeney Owen, Isborer, r. 258 Natoma

Sweeney Patrick, bartender Pacific Club, r. 208 Ellis

Sweeney Patrick, laborer. r 11 Genevs

Sweeney Patrick, laborer, r. 1335 Sanchez

Sweeney Patrick C., plumber, r. 222 Hermann

Sweeney Peter, baseball player, r. 732 Capp

Sweeney Peter, cooper, r. 424 Twenty-fourth

Sweeney R. J., repairer Fire Alarm and Police Tele- graph, r. 1514 Leavenworth

Sweeney Thomas, clerk, r. 530 Harrison

Sweeney Thomas, laborer Mechanics' Mill, r. 317% Fell

Sweeney Thomas, seaman, r. 922 Folsom

Sweeney Thomas E., clerk Nicholas Sweeny, r. 530 Harrison

Sweeney Timothy, polisher J. C. Rned & Co., r. 10 Dore

Sweeney William, teamster, r. 314 First

Sweeney William P., assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 317 Fell

Sweeney & Kearns (Garrett C. Sweeney snd Thomas Kearns) plumbers, 623 Californis

Sweeny Andrew, laborer, r. NE cor Railroad Av and Trinidad

Sweeny C. E., cook, r. 1017 Powell

Sweeny C. H., bridge bullder, r. NE cor Eighteenth and Valencia

Sweeny Daniel, seaman, r. 12 Broadway

Sweeny Dennis, clerk, r. 1407 Church

Sweeny Edward, clerk B. Kstschinski, r. 463 Steven- son

Sweeny John, morocco colorer, r. Teneriffe nr Poto- mac

Sweeny John M., salesman B. Katschinski, r. 463 Ste- venson

Sweeny John W., shoecutter Kutz & Murr, r. 463 Ste- venson

Sweeny Michael, r. Sierra nr Indiana

Sweeny Myles D., president The Hibernis Sav- ings and Loan Society, NE cor Montgomery and Market, r. 429 Mason

Sweeny Nicholas, tailor. 113 Second, r. 530 Harrison Sweeny Nicholas J., clerk Nicholas Sweeny, r. 530 Harrison

Sweeny Patrick, fireman, r. 625 Davis

Sweeny Thomas, bartender Henry Lankman, r. NW cor Railroad Av and Teneriffe

Sweeny Thomas, S. J., St. Ignatius College, 214 Hayes Sweeny Thomas U., r. Seventh Av nr Golden Gate Park

Sweeny William B., teamster, r. Teneriffe nr Rail- road Av

Sweeny William J., butcher, r. Teneriffe nr Railroad Av

19 Sweeny. See Sweeney

Sweet Albert J., gentleman's nurse, r. 13 Moss

Sweet David H., millhand Capitol Mill, r. 323 Dun- can

Sweet Edward R., salesman Frank Bros., r. 616 Bush Sweet George, clerk billiard room Occidental Hotel Sweet Henry, r. 23+ Bush

Sweet Heury, r. 331 Montgomery

Sweet Johanna, widow, r. 444 Guerrero

Sweet M. A. Mrs , dressmaker. r. 13 Moss

Sweet Mowry P., r. 32 Washington Av

Sweet S. & Co., merchants ( Visalia, Cal.) office 222 Sansome

Sweet Ssminel S., mining, r. 105 Austin

Sweet Solomon (S. Sweet & Co.) office 222 San- somne, r. 2203 Sacramento

Sweet Thomas M., with Briggs, Fergusson & Co., 314 California

Sweet. See Swett

Sweetland Alonzo, r. 33 Everett

Sweetland Andrew, tailor, r. 307 Green

Sweetland William P., physician snd surgeon, SE cor Hayes and Gough, r. 397 Hayes

Sweetman John. plasterer, r. 1314 Nstoma

Sweetser August, r. 77 Everett

Sweetser Frank D., r. 1305 % Polk

Sweetser George H., stableman J. C Traver, r. 792 Twenty-fourth

Sweetser George J., brushmaker Wm. N. Van Lask, r. 345 Fifth

Sweetser Jacob, Isborer, r. San Bruno Road nr Cort- land Av

Sweetser Samuel D., janitor Union Insurance Co., r. 1030 Page

Sweetzer Christlan, bricklayer, r. 1205 Bush

Sweigert Catharine, widow, r. 1428 Howard

Sweigert William, law student and teacher St. Igna- tius College, r. 1428 Howard

Swenarton Edwin T., messenger Kohler & Chase, r. Oakland

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Langley's San Francisco directory for the year commencing 1888, Part 263

Author: Publication date: 1880 Publisher: San Francisco : Francis, Valentine & Co. Number of Pages: 1468

Author:
Publication date: 1880
Publisher: San Francisco : Francis, Valentine & Co.
Number of Pages: 1468