Langley's San Francisco directory for the year commencing 1888, Part 293

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PHILADELPHIA First National Bank. BERLIN . Direction der Disconto Gesellschaft

CHICAGO. The Metropolitan National Bank.

Current Accounts Solicited with Individuals, Firms, Companies, Banks and Bankers. Collections receive Prompt Attention. Exchange at Market Rates.

SUTRO & CO.

Bankers and Brokers,

408 MONTGOMERY STREET.

EXCHANGE DRAWN ON NEW YORK.

U. S. Bonds, State, County and City Bonds, Scrip, Land Warrants, Currency, Foreign Coins, Gold Dust, Gold and Silver Bars, BOUGHT AND SOLD.

1266

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

SAN FRANCISCO

SAVINGS UNION

532 CALIFORNIA STREET,

CORNER OF WEBB STREET,

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL

Deposits, 31st December, 1887 $15,263,012 31

Guarantee Capital and Reserve Fund 514,026 35

SAVINGS UNION,

S.F. SAVINGS UNION

SAVINGS

UNIDN.

DIRECTORS:

ALBERT MILLER, President; DANIEL E. MARTIN, Vice-President; J. G. EASTLAND, THOMAS MAGEE, CHARLES PACE, E. B. POND, JOHN ARCHBALD, GEORGE C. BOARDMAN, W. C. B. DE FREMERY.

LOVELL WHITE. Cashier. T. B. KENT .. Surveyor. HENRY C. CAMPBELL. Attorney. J. A. LANGSTROTH. Accountant.

Receives Deposits. Country Remittances may be sent by Wells, Fargo & Co., or by checks of reliable parties, payable in San Francisco, but the responsibility of this Savings Bank com- mences ouly with the actual receipt of the money. The signature of the depositor should accompany the first deposit. No charge is made for pass-book or entrance fee.

OFFICE HOURS

9 A. M. to 3 P. M.

Saturday evening, for receipt of deposits only, 6} to 8.

1267

BANK DEPARTMENT.

SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY,

Incorporated July 23, 1857.

Office, 619 Clay Street, San Francisco, Cal.

CAPITAL $1.000,000 00 Paid in 750.000 00

OFFICERS:

HORACE DAVIS, President. CYRUS W. CARMANY, Cashier and See'y. A. N. DROWN, Attorney.

S. C. BIGELOW, Vice-Pres'(.

DIRECTORS:

HORACE DAVIS, ISAAC HYDE,

S. C. BIGELOW,

B. O. DEVOE,

W. A. ALDRICH,

J. H. GOODMAN,

A. A. SMITH.

A. N. DROWN,

F. H. WOODS.

Deposits from the interior, or from any part of the United States or Europe, may be sent by expresn, or by draft on any business or banking-house; but in no case will the corporation be liable for their safe delivery.

Interest or principal sent to the interior, or any part of the United States or Europe, on receipt of the proper order, accompanied by the pass-book.

Deposits received of $1.00 and upwarda. The signature of the depositor should accompany the dret deposit. No charge is made for pass-book or entrance fee.

09" Money loaned on approved security, at lowest rates.

THE

GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.

GUARANTEE CAPITAL, $400,000.

No. 526 California Street.

omce Hours from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. Extra Hours on Saturdays from 7 10 8 P. M., for Receiving of Deposits only.

Loans made on Real Estate and other Collateral Securities at Current Rates of Interest.

L. GOTTIG. F. ROEDING.

President

Vice-President and Cashier Assistant Cashier

A. H. R. SCHMIDT

WM. HERRMANN

Secretary

1268

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

SECURITY SAVINGS BANK

228 Montgomery Street, SAN FRANCISCO.

Guaranteed Capital, : : : : : : $300,000 NO CHARGE FOR PASS BOOK.

Interest Paid on Deposits.

Loans Made.

DIRECTORS,

Wm. Alvord,

Wm. Babcock,

Jerome Lincoln, D. O. Mills,

S. L. Jones, A. K. P. Harmon,

Adam Grant, W. S. Jones,

D. C. McRuer.

THE Hibernia Savings and Loan Society

INCORPORATED 12th APRIL, 1859.

OFFICE : N. E. COR. MONTGOMERY AND MARKET STREETS,

SAN FRANCISCO.

The objects for which this Association is formed are, that by its operations the Depositors thereof may be enabled to find a

SECURE and PROFITABLE INVESTMENT for SMALL SAVINGS.

And borrowers may have an opportunity of obtaining from it the use of a moderate capital, on giving good and sufficient security for the use of the same.

OFFICERS:

PRESIDENT. M. D. SWEENY. SECRETARY AND TREASURER ..... ROBERT J. TOBIN. ATTORNEY . ROBERT TOBIN.

Any person can become a depositor of this Society on subscribing to the By-Laws.

Deposits can be made from ONE DOLLAR. Loans made on security of Real Estate within the City and County.

1269

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

SELECT A RESPONSIBLE TRUSTEE.

THE

CALIFORNIA TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST CO.

206 Sansome Street, : . SAN FRANCISCO.

In addition to INSURING TITLES TO REAL ESTATE, under- takes the business of Trustee for Loans of Approved Corporations.

It negotiates and issues Loans on the San Francisco Market.

It acts as Agent for Railroads and other Corporations, in matter of paying Dividends, Registering and Transfering Stock.

It Manages Estates.

It acts as Executor, Administrator, Guardian, Assignee, Receiver, Depositary, Agent, Attorney, and IS AUTHORIZED BY LAW to act as Trustee in every capacity in which an individual can act.

ALL TRUST FUNDS KEPT SEPARATE.

PAID UP CAPITAL, $250,000

George C. Boardman,

Wendell Easton,

Oliver Eldridge,

Geo. T. Marye, Jr.,

John McKee,

J. B. Randol,

J. L. N. Shepard.

OFFICERS.

GEO. T. MARYE, Jr., President.

MILTON B. CLAPP, Secretary.

OLIVER ELDRIDGE. Vice-Presid't. NEVADA BANK, Treasurer.

A. D. GRIMWOOD, Manager.

LEGAL STAFF-Cope, Boyd & Fifield. Page & Eells, Olney. Chickering & Thomas

Office: No. 206 SANSOME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

DIRECTORS.

Horace L. Hill,

P. N. Lilienthal,

1270

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

ANGLO-NEVADA

ASSURANCE CORPORATION

OF SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

FIRE AND MARINE.

CAPITAL FULLY PAID, $2,000,000.

Office, 410 Pine Street.

DIRECTORS,

LOUIS SLOSS, J. F. BIGELOW,

W. H. WHITTIER,

. J. B. HAGGIN, C. P. FARNFIELD E. E. EYRE,

C. S. NEAL, J. W. MACKAY,

E. L. GRIFFITH,

J. GREENEBAUM, W. H. DIMOND.

LOUIS SLOSS President.

C. P. FARNFIELD Vice-President.

Z. P. CLARK. Secretary.

BANKERS: The Nevada Bank of San Francisco.

1271

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

THE

STATE INVESTMENT AND INSURANCE CO.

Of San Francisco, Cal.

INCORPORATED 1871.

Amount of Capital Stock paid up in Cash, $400,000

Board of Directors,

A. J. Bryant,

C. D. O'Sullivan, M. Mayblum,

J. M. Donahue,

P. J. White,

James D. Phelan,

D. Callaghan,

E. L. Goldstein,

L. Cunningham,

H. W. Seale,

Fisher Ames,

Dr. C. F. Buckley,

Dr. William Jones,

George H. Wheaton,

T. McMullin.

A. J. BRYANT, President; C. D. O'SULLIVAN, Vice-President ; CHAS. H. CUSHING, Secretary.

Principal Office in Company's Building,

Nos. 218 and 220 Sansome Street, San Francisco, Cal.

1272

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

H. S. MANHEIM, J. H. DIBBERN,

J. W. STAPLES, I. MANHEIM.

PACIFIC DEPARTMENT

Scottish Union and National Ins. Co.

Of Edinburgh.

Cash Assets,

$16,407,072.46

Providence-Washington Ins. Co.

Of Providence, Rhode Island.

Cash Assets,

$1,025,803.98

Manheim, Staples & Co.

GENERAL AGENTS,

No. 217 SANSOME STREET,

SAN FRANCISCO.

1273

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

1865

UNION

1888

INSURANCE COMPANY

OF SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.

FIRE.

ORGANIZED A. D. 1865.

MARINE.

PAID UP CASH CAPITAL, GROSS SURPLUS, JAN. 1, 1888, - 420,254 43

$750,000 00

ASSETS,

1,170,254 43

LIABILITIES,

327,906 38

SURPLUS FOR POLICY HOLDERS, 842,348 05

PROMPT! PRUDENT! PROTECTIVE!

BOARD OF DIRECTORS :

Benjamin Brewster, M. J. O'Connor,

R. S. Floyd, John Barton, Adam Grant, Daniel Meyer, A. E. Sabatie, J. S. Hager, E. L. Goldstein, J. Martenstein.

I. Lawrence Pool, A. M. Rosenbaum, Jos. Brandenstein, Charles Baum, James Motfitt, Isaac L. Requa, John Nash, H. C. Parker, W. M. Hoag,

Nicholas Luning, E. Ransom, D. E. Martin,

A. W. Foster. M. D. Sweeney, Bartlett Doe, Gustave Touchard, William Campbell, J. G. Kittle,

Gieo. C. Hickox, J. H. Freeman, A. W. Scholle, H. Maubec, I Steinhart. C. A. Honghton. Cyrus Walker, Alexander Stoddard, R. Dinsmore.

OFFICERS :

GUSTAVE TOUCHARD, J. G. KITTLE, -

President

- Vice-President

JAS. D. BAILEY, - GEO. F. ASHTON, -

Secretary

- Local Agent

EASTERN DEPARTMENT : ROOSEVELT & BOUGHTON, Managers, New York City. WESTERN DEPARTMENT : THOS. & W. A. GOODMAN, Managers. Chicago. SOUTH-WESTERN DEPARTMENT : DARGAN & TREZEVANT, Managers, Dallas, Texas NORTH-WESTERN DEPARTMENT: FRITH & ZOLLARS. Managers. Denver. Col.

Principal Office: 416 California St., San Francisco.

1274

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

FIRE AND MARINE

SURPLUS

CAPITAL

INSURANCE CO.

to Policy Holders

$300,000

$497,114.86

428 CALIFORNIA ST.

C. L. TAYLOR. President.

J. N. KNOWLES. Vice-President.

ED. E. POTTER Secretary and Treasurer.

DIRECTORS:

I. STEINHART. Manager Anglo-Californian Bank

R. D. CHANDLER. Merchant

GEO. H. COLLINS Higgins & Collins

J. B. STETSON Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson

J. J. MCKINNON Preston & McKinnon

JAMES MOFFITT Blake, Moffitt & Towne E. B. POND Capitalist ALFRED BARSTOW Rhodes & Barstow

C. L. DINGLEY. Shipping Merchant

C. L. TAYLOR Shipping and Commission Merchant

J. N. KNOWLES. Shipping and Commission Merchant

A Feature Peculiar to this Company, is :

That under its By-laws, from twenty-five to fifty per cent. of its profits must be laid aside as a reserve fund for the better protection of its policy-holders.

1275

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

THE

TRAVELERS LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY. Of Hartford, Conn.

Cash Capital, paid up, - - - $600,000

ASSETS, January 1st, 1888 $9,584,249 31 LIABILITIES. 7,674,827 95

SURPLUS 1,909,421 36

OLDEST ACCIDENT CO. IN THE WORLD!

MOST LIBERAL LIFE POLICY ISSUED!

JAS. G. BATTERSON, President. RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary.

WALTER W. HASKELL,

General Agent for Pacific Coast,

242 MONTGOMERY STREET, cor. Pine, San Francisco.

1276

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENCY - OF GUTTE & FRANK, 303 CALIFORNIA STREET.

HAMBURG-MAGDEBURG FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF HAMBURG.

GERMANIA FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK. MAGDEBURG FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF MAGDEBURG. MAGDEBURG GENERAL INSURANCE CO. (MARINE DEPARTMENT) OF MAGDEBURG.

ECONOMIC FIRE INSURANCE CO. (LIMITED) OF LONDON. THE NATIONAL MARINE ASSOCIATION. (LIMITED) OF LONDON. FRANCO-HUNGARIAN INSURANCE CO. (MARINE DEPARTMENT) OF BUDAPEST.

Solid Fire Assets,

$9,528,388 97

Cash Capital, . 4,000,000 00

The ÆTNA'S Loss-Paying Record is Unapproached by any other Company in the World.

$3,782,600 00 Paid in a Single Fire at Chicago. 1,600,000 00 Paid in a Single Fire at Boston. LOSSES PAID IN 68 YEARS, $60,180,399.

INSURE WITH

THE ÆTNA

OF HARTFORD, CONN.

THE LARGEST CAPITAL ! THE LARGEST ASSETS ! THE LARGEST SURPLUS OF ANY AMERICAN CO.

GEO. C. BOARDMAN. Gen'l Agent, THOS. E. POPE, Ass't Gen'l Agent. N. W. WINTON, City Agent,

NO.

514

California

Street,

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

1277

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

MANNHEIM INSURANCE COMPANY (Limited) MANNHEIM, GERMANY, (MARINE). $2,000,000 Paid up Capital ....... LONDON OFFICE: 79 CORNHILL, E. C.

Capital.

$300,000

THE STRAITS INSURANCE COMPANY (Limited) OF SINGAPORE, (MARINE).

Capital $3,000,000 Paid up Capital This Company will pay a Bonus to Policy Holders out of the Annual Profts.

$600,000

TRANSATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HAMBURG.

CAPITAL.

Surplus. $1,500 0 Assets Jan. Ist. 1887 $1,251,216 47

$276,166 67

Invested In U. S. ... .9501,856 49

THE STRAITS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. OF SINGAPORE.

Capital $2,000,000

GEO. MARCUS & CO.,

232 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.

GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES, AND TERRITORIES WEST OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.

The London and Provincial FIRE INSURANCE CO. (LIMITED) OF LONDON.

Capital Subscribed and Guaranteed, $4,185,145 00

HELVETIA

Swiss Fire Insurance Company, OF ST. GALL_

CAPITAL, Subscribed and Guaranteed, $2,000,000.

Swiss Marine Insurance Cos. Combined

CAFITAL, Subscribed and Guaranteed, $4.000,0:0.

HARRY W. SYZ, General Agent. 110 California Street, S. F.

1278

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO.

(LIMITED.) OF LONDON.

Subscribed Capital . $12,500,000

Paid up Capital. 1,250,000

Total Cash Assets, Gold. 12,927,194

Total Liabilities, including re-insurance, funds, etc. 8,023,816

Cash Surplus to policy holders 4,893,378

All Losses on the Pacific Coast Promptly Paid through the Branch Office of the Company at

301 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. C. F. MULLINS, Manager.

CASH INCOME 1887, $5,815,895.28 Total Amount of Claims Paid ; Over Fifty-four Million Dollars !

GUARANTEE (OR FIDELITY) BONDS

(As required by Law or for Private Persons) by which the Honesty or Fidelity of Agents, Cashiers, Clerks, and all persons holding a Fiduciary Trust is insured against Defalcation and Embezzlement.

ACCIDENT (OR CASUALTY) POLICIES AND TICKETS

By which Indemnity is made for Accidental Death or Temporary Injuries received through Accidental Cause, all issued at Low Rates of Premium by the

FIDELITY AND CASUALTY CO.

Of New York.

Assets,

$700,000

JAMES R. GARNISS, General Agent, 219 SANSOME STREET,

(Basement.) SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

1279

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

MASSACHUSETTS BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.

ORGANIZED IN 1878.

15,000 MEMBERS. OVER $2,000,000 PAID IN DEATH LOSSES.

The Only Company Represented on the Pacific Coast with a State as its Treasurer. $250,000 Placed in the State Vaults the Past Three Years. Increasing $100,000 a Year.

Has a far larger percentage of Available Assets over Liabilities than any old-line Company in the United States.

(When the Reserve Fund reaches $1,000,000, 20 per cent. of the assessmentn upon new members, together with the interest earnings of the Fund, will pass an divi- deuds to those who have been members for ten years.

ISSUES A DEFINITE, INCONTESTABLE POLICY AT COST.

TOTAL COST EIGHTH YEAR.

Average Cost Since Organization.

Age 25

10 00

Age 25

89 00

11 75

.6 35 10 50

16 37

6 45

1: 45

20 58

“6 55 17 61

This was the entire cost per $1,000, including Mortality, EXPENSE and RESERVE of 20 per cent.

Cost of $1000 in Old-Line Companies.

Age 25 $19 89 | Age 45 837 97

26 38 6 55 59 91

The Massachusetts Benefit Association is almost, if not quite. the only Assessment Company represented on the Pacific Coast which issues an absolute policy for a definite amount; and no other company, old-line or new, is so carefully guarded by State law.

UNITED STATES MUTUAL ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION.

THE LARGEST AND OLDEST COMPANY OF THE KIND IN THE WORLD.

Membership, 50,000. Insurance in Force, over $200,000,000. Annual Loscos Paid, $300,000. Writing More Policies Than Any Other Three Companies Combined. $10,000 for $26, $50 a Week for One Year.

JAMES G. JONES, General Manager Pacific Coast,

Flood Building, Market and Fourth Sts.,

San Francisco.

TELEPHONE No. 916. Agonts Wanted.

1280

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

THE CONVERTIBLE POLICY - OF THE

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE

INSURANCE COMPANY - · OF NEWARK, N. J.

CLEAR BRIEF JUST LIBERAL

GUARANTEED CASH VALUES PAYABLE AT ANY TIME, AFTER TWO YEARS' PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID, LARGER THAN THOSE GUARANTEED BY ANY OTHER COMPANY.

After Second Year No Restriction on Residence or Occupation, No Forfeiture in Case of Lapse, INCONTESTABLE.

ANNUAL DIVIDENDS. NO STOCKHOLDERS, ALL PROFITS go to POLICYHOLDERS.

Amount that may be Borrowed, and Value in case of Lapse at any Period, stated on Policy in Plain Figures. "

Policies issued by the MUTUAL BENEFIT cannot be forfeited by non-payment of Premium after the second year, as the Company agrees to continue the insurance iu full force ao long as any value remains to pay for the same. See opposite page.

POLICIES PAYABLE IMMEDIATELY ON RECEIPT OF SATISFACTORY PROOFS OF DEATH. THE REST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED !

Assets, Jan. 1, 1888, Market Values, $42,111,233.33.

JAMES MUNSELL, Jr., -

Agent for Pacific Coast.

415 Montgomery St, San Francisco, Cal.

1281

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company, NEWARK, N. J.

NONFORFEITURE PROVISIONS OF A CONVERTIBLE POLICY.

When After Two Fall Annual Premiums aball bave been paid on this Policy it shall ense or become void solely by the non-payment of any Premium when due, the entire net reserve value of the Policy, Including Dividend Additions, by the American Experience Mortality and interest at four per cent yearly, less any indebtedness to the Company on this Policy, shall be applied by the Company as a Single Premium at the Company's rates published and in force at this date, either, fir- t, to the purchase of min- participating term insurance for the full amount insured by this polley. or, arcond, upon the written application by the owner of this Policy and the surrender thereof to the Company at Newark within three months from such non-payment of Fremium, to the purchase of a non- participating Paid-up Policy payable at the time this Policy would be payable if continued in force. Both kinds of insurance aforesaid will be subject to the same conditions, except as to payment of Premiums, as those of this Policy. No part. however, of such term insurance shall be due or payable unless satisfactory proofs of death be furnished to the Company within one year after death ; and if death sball occur within three years after such non.pey. ment of premium, and during such term of insurance, there shall be deducted from the amount payable the sum of all the Preminins that would have become due on this Policy if it bad continued in force.

And, after two full years' Premiums sball bave been paid, the Company will, on aurrender of this Policy fully receipted wbile in force or within three months from time of lapse, allow as a Cash Surrender Value for the same, a sum not less than the full reserve value of the Policy, exclusive of Dividend Additions, computed by the above-named standard, deducting therefrom any indebtedness to the Company on this Policy.

THE FOLLOWING TABLE

Shows the minimum values of the Convertible Policy for £10,000 under the several optlona granted by the Company (age 40, premium $308 40).

FIRST OPTION .- Cash Surrender Value. SECOND OPTION .- Amount that may be borrowed from the Company on the Policy. THIRD OPTION .- Extended Insurance for full amount of Policy.

FOURTH OPTION .- Paid-up Policy Value.

NUMBER OF YEARS' PREMIUM8 PAID.

GUARANTEED CASH SURRENDER VALUE.

COMPANY WILL LOAN.

EXTENDED INSURANCE

PAID-UP POLI Y

YEAR8.

DAYA.

$ 276 50

$ 140

137

$ 620

421 80

210

206

920

572 00

290

262

1,230

727 00

360

293

1,530

886 80

440

289

1,830

1,051 30

530

213

2,120

1,220 50

610

160

2,410

1,394 10

700

2,700

1,571 90

790

235

2.980

1,753 70

880

3,250

1,939 10

970

268

3,750

2,128 00

1,060

343

4,040

2,320 20

1,160

4,290

2,515 20

1,260

362

5,430

3,524 20

1,760

4,555 90

2,280

6,380

5.556 20

2,780

306

7,160

6,476 40

3,240

142

7,770

7,236 50

3,670

282

8,270

NOTE .- The first ten years' Dividends that may be declared upon this Policy will be allowed only on the "Addition" Plan.

The Values of this Policy may, owing to Dividend Additions, be more than those above stated, but they cannot be less, provided there be no loan on the Policy requiring adjustment.

Loans not made for less than twenty dollars.

JAMES MUNSELL, Jr, Agent for Pacific Coast.

415 Montgomery Street, .

San Francisco, Cal.

IN CASE OF LAPRE OF POLICY.

166

3,520

1282

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

THE

MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.

OF NEW YORK. RICHARD A. MCCURDY, PRES'T.

ASSETS IN 1888, $119,000,000.

PAID POLICY-HOLDERS, $258,000,000.

THE BEST COMPANY. The Largest Company in the World. The Oldest Company in the United States. It gives the most Liberal Policies and Pays the Largest Dividends.

A Puraly Mutual Cash Company for Policy-Holders only.

NO STOCKHOLDERS.

This Company since its organization has PAID BACK to its Members

OVER $258,000,000 Or more than EIGHTY PER CENT. of the whole amount of Premiums received.

To meet its contracts THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY has now safely invested, for the Sole Benefit of its Policy-Holders, over

-$119,000,000!1

ITS TERM - DISTRIBUTION POLICY

Is the Best Life Insurance Contract Extant.

SIMPLE! LIBERAL! NON-FORFEITABLE!

Secure and Profitable as a U. S. Bond ! Do Not Take Any Other ! F

APPLY FOR FULL PARTIOULARS TO A. B. FORBES, General Agent,

401 California Street,

San Francisco, Cal.

Or to any of the Authorized Agencies or the Company, in the principal cities and towns on the Pacific Coast.

330 Producers of ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE

PAD HARASZTHY & CO.

A BUSINESS DIRECTORY

OF THE CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO:

IN WHICH THE DIFFERENT TRADES AND PROFESSIONS ARE CLASSIFIED AND ARRANGED.

COMPILED EXPRESSLY FOR THIS WORK-1898.

ABA

Abalone Shell. ACKSON R. W., 614 Market

Accountants.

shdown Archibald, 310 Pine unker F. R., 37 Montgomery Block ark Alvah K., 308 California rane Lauren E., 310 Plne rawford John, 406 Callfonria e Clairmont Ralph. 606 Clay blger & Wadham. 504 Kearny arrison John B .. 55 Nevada Block LING CHARLES J., 323 Front night Brothers, 319 California UTGEN CHARLES F., 303 Callfor- nia

CHAS. F. LUTGEN, Expert Accountant 303 California Street.

EFERENCES: Mala & Winchester, Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson.

illa Samuel C., 16 Nevada Block atlon H. L., 405 Montgomery attee Solon, 507 Montgomery and 606 Sacramento ike James N., 310 Plne ope John F., 310 Pine ope Overton C .. 310 Plae otter William, 405 Kearny EIMER JULIUS, 507 Montgomery

JULIUS REIMER, ACCOUNTANT 507 Montgomery, Room 3.

Accounta examined, written up and uldlated. May be a soclated as coon- ! when Inspection of accounts is re- ted.

ynolds George W., 324 Pine EVERS FRANCIS, 215 Sansome ickland S. E., 303 California iompson Robert, 434 Kearny n Bokkelen W. A. M., 18 Nevada Block a Brunt R. N., 318 Pine ard Francis M., 24 Montgomery Block issel Albert, 214 California

FRANCIS SIEVERS, Expert Accountant,

5 Sansome Street, . Room 8. Refera by Permission to Anglo-Call- nla Bank, Limited, and Geo. W. aver, Esq.

Acida-Manufacturers. (See Chemical Works.)

Adjusters Fire Losses.

kee David M., 313 Callfornia omwell L. L., 318 Callfornia on Thomas W., 319 ('allfornla rales James R., 219 Sansonie

Hanscom John O., 22 California Jones Alfred. 413 Callforala KNIGHT BROS., 319 California Spyder Albert A., 106 Leiderdorfr Strickland Sylvester, 303 California Thomas William P., 301 California Torrey Erastus N., 422 Callforala

Adjusters-Marine Losses.

Gibba C. V. S., 303 California Gibbs William C., 303 California KNIGHT BROS .. 319 Calfornia

Advertising Agents.

Brown Daniel, 402 Montgomery Dake Edmund C .. 65 Merchanta' Exch De FORREST H. L., 526 Sac- ramento

De Troost George, 416 Sacramento Dunphy T. N. & Co., 506 Commercial FISHER L. P., 21 Merchants' Exch Kellogg G. Herbert, 330 Plne Lowell Frank, 213 Grant Av

Kaowlea Thomas C., 526 Sacramento Macsorley A. & Co., 81 Stevenson Miller Don F., 608 Market

PACIFIC STATES ADVER- TISING BUREAU, 405 San- some

PALMER & REY, 405 Sansome SAN FRANCISCO NEWS- PAPER UNION, 405 San. some Swan Jabez S., 769 Market Swan & Stein, 769 Market

Wand Thomas L., 37 Montgomery Block

L. P. FISHER'S

Newspaper Advertising Agency. BOLE AGENT SACRAMENTO RECORD-UNION. 21 Merchants' Exchange.

Agents. (See respective heads.)

Agricultural Implementa. (See also Hardware; also Garden Implements.)

ÆTNA IRON WORKS, 109 MIsklon Baker & Hamilton, NW cor Davis and Pine

BOLANDER L. P. (agricultural extras) 118 Mission

Brotere John, 409 Spear

Bull & Grant Farm Implement Co., 14-16 Maln

Burge & Donahon, 26 Beale Champlon Machine Co., 3-5 Front Deering Willlam, Bryant nr Seventh Frank Bros., 33-35 Maln

Hawley Brothers Hardware Co., 301- 309 Market

Hawley D. N. & C. A., 2-4 Sutter

ALA

JACKSON BYRON, 625 81xtb Judson Manufacturing Co. (Mowing Machines) 8 l'Ine

Llaforth James, 120 Front

Mast P. P. & Co., 31 Market

Oliver Chilled Plow Works, 37 Market Osborne D. M. & Co., Bluxome, bet Fifth and Sixth

PACIFIC SAW MNFG CO., 17 Fre- moat

Pacitic .Steam Agricoltural Manafso- turlag Co., 18-20 Phelan Building PRICE JACOB (San Leandro) city office 410 Market

Rice Harvey W., 56 Bluxome

SANBORN A. W. & CO., 24 Beale

Soole E., NW cor Fourth and Itryant South Bend Iron Works, 37 Market

TRUMAN, HOOKER & CO., 421-427 Market

Trumaa 1. C. J., 111-115 FIret Varnev Thomas II. H .. # _- 44 Fremont WICKSON G. G. & CO., 3-8 Front

Wylle Joseph 11., 37 Market

JACOB PRICE, Superintendent of THE PRICE

HAY PRESS CO. SAN LEANDRO, CAL. Inveators and Manufacturers of PRICE'S HURRICANE, MONARCH, JUNIOR MONARCH and PETALUMA HAY PRESSES.

Also Ilide, Hop and Wool Presses, Seed Sowers, Hay Stackers, etc.

AIM0 PRICE'S TRACTION ENGINE, A new and remarkable Invention. Residence, OMce and Factory SAN LEANDRO, CAL City Office: 410 Market Sı, l'se Telephone and send fur t'atale ..

Air Compressore. ÆTNA IRON WORKS, 100 M1malon GARRATT W. T. & CO .. cor Fremont and Nat ima RIX & FIRTH, 228 2y Pirat

Alarme Electro- Burglar. CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAI WaltKs. 33 Market

ELECTRICALSUPPLY CO .. Importere and manufacturera, za

KLEIN JOHN M. & CO .. burglar alarmıa conetru ted and maintained at low rot o, 70 Mont- Rowery

HARDWOOD LUMBER; JOHN WIGMORE & SON,

SPEAR and HOWARD STS.

LMER & REY { TYPE, PRESSES

LOS ANGELES, CAL.

PERRIER-JOUËT & CO. CHAMPAGNE

W. B. CHAPMAN, 123 CALIFORNIA STREET, SOLE AGENT FOR PACIFIC COAST.

ALA

WASS D. D .. 640 Howard WILL & FINCK, 818 Market

CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL WORKS 35 Market Street.

ELECTRIC SUPPLIES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.

Alarms-Money Tills. Hall's Safe and Lock Co., 211-213 Cal WILL & FINCK, 818 Market WILSHIRE SAFE & SCALE CO., 204-206 California

Albumen Manufacturers.

Catton, Bell & Co., 406 California New Potrero Fertilizer Co., NE cor St Thomas and Savannah

Ale and Porter Manufac- turers.

Burnell, Reynolds & Burnell, 519 Sacra- mento

CAMPBELL W. H., (agent) 402 Front Harrison & Co. (agenits) 303 Battery JACKSON T. W. & CO. (agents) 104 Market and 3 Californla

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Langley's San Francisco directory for the year commencing 1888, Part 293

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