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Cairns. See Carna, Kearns and Kerns
Caito Baptista (B. Caito & Co .; r. 10 Margaret
Caito B. & Co. (Baptista Caito) fish dealers, 17 Clay St. Market
Caja Leonarda, r. 6 Pollard Pl
Calais Charles, Parisien Bazaar, 833-835 Market
Calale Miche, master mariner, r. 331 Union, rear Calamari Antonio, wood and coal, 506 Green
Calame Charles, accountant, r. 1620 Mason
Calame Edward C., clerk, r. Lick House
Calamity William, longshoreman, r. 502% Broadway
Calaveras Blue Gravel Mining Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.) Butler Burris secretary, 2-3 Nevada Block
Calciare Sylvester, vegetable peddler, r. 1323 Minna, rear
Calderon Dolores, widow, r. 1421 Powell
Calderone Antonio, r. 1511 Dupont
Calderwood G. W., editor Cal. Trade Journal, r. Oak- land
MOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS ! |Calderwood John A., carpenter, r. 672 Twentieth
HARDWOODS and VENEERS; JOHN WIGMORE & SON,
SPEAR and HOWARD STREETS.
PALMER & REY { TYPE, PRESSES
19
SANFRANCISCO, CAL. PORTLAND. OR.
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
PERRIER-JOUËT & CO. CHAMPAGNE
W. B. CHAPMAN, 123 CALIFORNIA STREET, SOLE AGENT FOR PACIFIC COAST.
CAL
290
CAL
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF
STOVES AND RANGES.
Manufacturers of FRENCH RANGES. 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
Caldron Dennis, longshoreman, r. W s Bryant Av bet Solano and Butte
Caldwell Andrew J., sallmaker, r. 1619 Leavenworth Caldwell Augna B., telephone lineman, r. 1627 Clay Caldwell Frank, carpenter, r. Ocean View
Caldwell George, bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 706 Folsom
Caldwell George H., r. 1227 Pacific
Caldwell George T., with W. T. Caldwell, r. 2313 Jackson
Caldwell Hugh M., machinist Dow Steam Pump Works, r. 129 Dlsmond
Caldwell James, r. 909 Oak
Caldwell James A., expressman, r. 1716 Leavenworth Caldwell James W., r. 568 Mission
Caldwell John, baker, r. 30 Sixth
Caldwell John, bookbinder. r. 742 Tehama
Caldwell John, steward, r. 3% Broadway
Caldwell Joseph M. (Caldwell & Co.) r. 10 Dearborn PI
Caldwell M. Mrs., widow, r. 1417 Van Ness Av Caldwell Martha, widow, dressmaking, 1716 Leaven. worth
Caldwell Mary E., teacher Bernal Heights Primary School, r. 10 Dearborn PI 9
Caldwell Minnie, dressmaker, r. 187 Hyde
Caldwell Robert, drayman Geo. H. Tay & Co., r. 728 Howard
Caldwell Robert C., tailor, r. 706 Folsom
Caldwell Samuel B., president Pac, Coast Co-opera- tive Cigar Mnfg Co., 304 Battery, r. 736 Folsom Caldwell William, canvasser, r. 1573% Dore
Caldwell William D .. buyer Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r. 1510 % Polk
Caldwell William H., bookkeeper Hulse, Bradford & Co., r. 2217 Larkin
Caldwell W. T., importer and wholesale dealer bedding aupplies, and agent Glover & Willcomb (Boston, New York and Chicago) and Cary & Moen (New York) 658 Mission. r. 2313 Jackson
Caldwell & Co. (Joseph M. Caldwell and Herbert L. Swarthout) hay, grain, wood and coal, NW cor Seventeenth and Valencia
IG Caldwell. See Cauldwell and Colwell
Caleb Charles, seaman, r. 263 East
Caleb M. Mrs., widow, r. 1123 Post
Caledonis Gold Mining Co. (Dakota) W. Letts Oliver, secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 13
Caledonia Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) A. S. Groth, secretary, 414 California - Caledonian Club Hall, 111 Larkin
Caledonian Insurance Co. (Fire of Edinburgh) Balfour, Guthrie & Co., general agents, George W. Spencer, manager, 316 California
Caledonian Oatmeal Mills, Henry Coubrough & Co., proprietors, 713-719 Sansome Calegaris Giuseppi, r. 1513 Dupont
Calegaris Joseph E., druggist and chemist, SE cor Kearny and Pacific, r. 1801 Stockton
Calelly James, plumber, r. 353 Clementina
Calestini Brothers & Co. (James and John Calestini and Luigi Franchi) sausagemakers, 1524 Dupont Calestini James (Calestini Bros. & Co.) r. 420 Filbert Calestini John (Calestini Bros. & Co.) r. 420 Filbert Calestreme E., cabinetmaker Charles Greffe, r. 10 Caroline PI
Caley Robert, blacksmith, r. 130 Dorland
Calhoun Charles A., cutter Kraker & Israel, r. 12 Oc- tavia
Calhoun David T., carpenter, r. Utah nr Center
Calhoun Distilling Co., The (Covington, Ky.) Samp- son Rosenblatt, manager, office 116 California Calhoun James, seaman, r. 129 Folsom Calhoun James C., clerk New Franklin Hotel Calhoun J. C., switchman S. P. Co., r. 559%% Bryant Calhoun J. H., compositor Bulletin
Calhoun John, longshoreman, r. 4 Main
Calhoun John M., clerk Tom C. Grant, r. Oskland
Calhoun Martin, teamster S. H. Harmon Lumber Co., r. 8 Juniper
Calhoun William, longshoreman, r. 4 Main
Calhoun William, teamster McKenna & Purcell, r. 12 Eleventh
Calice A. Joseph, fruits and vegetables, 1648 Mission California Academy of Sciences, H. W. Hark. ness president, William F. Smith secretary, SW cor California and Dupont
California and Mexican Steamship Line, John Bermingham agent, 10 Market
California and Nevada Ice Co., John W. Stewart superintendent. 356 Tehama
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON CIDER CO. (Jacob Klein) office 417 Battery, factory 407 Merchant
California and Oregon Produce Co., August Solomon agent, 427 Front
California and Oregon Land Co., R. N. Van Brunt secretary, 318 Pine, room 6
California and Pacific Cream of Tartar Works, A. Vignier proprietor, office 429-431 Bat- tery, factory cor Seventh and Bryant
California Architect and Building News, James E. Wolfe editor and proprietor, 240 Mont- gomery
California Artificial Stone Paving Co., Thomas Varney president, L. F. Reichling secre- tary, F. J. Gedge superintendent, office 404 Mont- gomery
California Associated Press, Auchmuty Richardson general manager, 302 Montgomery, room 47
California Athletic Club, 216 Grant Av
California Band, headquarters 539 California
California Barrel Co., John L. Koster presi- dent, works Potrero, office 323 Front, room 5
California Bellows Mnfg Co. (George T. and James Campbell) 123 Beale
California Bible Society, Geo. C. McConnell agent, 757 Market
California Boiler Works, Pretorious & Lemmer proprietors, 125-127 Fremont
California Bone Meal and Fertilizer Co., office 116 California
California Brass Works, Weed & Kingwell pro- prietors, 125 First
California Bridge Co., Alfred W. Burrell presi- dent, C. E. Cotton secretary, 22 California, rooms 23-24
California Butcher Saw Manufactory, John Mignola proprietor, 2420 Post and 34 Grand Cen- tral Market
California Cackler, (monthly) Cackler Publishing Co. publishers, 202 Sacramento
California Cap Co. (William Letts Oliver snd F. J. Fletter) manufacturers blasting caps and elec- tric explosives, Stege Station, Contra Costa Co., office 310 California
California Car and Millwright Works, J. Hammond & Co. proprietors, 217-227 Fremont California Carriage Top Manufactory, Charles H. Laage proptr, 216-218 Mission
California Chemical Works, John Reynolds proprietor, Es San Bruno Road, nr Twenty-eighth California Christian Advocate (weekly) Rev. John D. Hammond agent, Rev. B. F. Crary editor, 1037 Market
CALIFORNIA CIGAR BOX CO. (C. A. Hooper, Moses P. Hubbard and George W. Hooper) manufacturers ci- gar, tobacco and fancy boxes, and deal- ers in cigar box labels, ribbons and trimmings, N & Berry, bet Third and Fourth
California Cloak Co., Charles Mayer & Son pro- prietors, 569 Market
MANN & BENEDICT, SUCCESSORS TO C. C. HASTINGS & CO., MERCHANT TAILORS ...... AND ......
CLOTHIERS. LICK HOUSE BLOCK.
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY. ONLY WHITE LABOR EMPLOYED. OFFICE, 33 GEARY STREET.
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON |
Capital, $4,125,000 Assets, $4,712,747
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager WM. SEXTON, Asst. Manager.
THE BANCROFT COMPANY:
721 MARKET ST. FINE PRINTING FROM NEW TYPE,
CAL
291
CAL
Callfornia Cold Storage Co., warehouse and refrigerator cor Eighth and Brannan, office 303 Battery
California College of Pharmacy, 113 Fulton
California Colonization Co. (London and San Fran- cisco) John Mason agent, 511 California
California Commercial College, George B. Barnard manager, 46 O'Farrell
California Conserving Co., Henry E. Hall manager, manufacturers glacéd and evaporated fruits, 535 Brannan
California Copper Works, Ferdinand Todt pro- prietor, 226 Fremont
Callfornia Coralline and Milling Co., C. S. Laumerater president, M. Ehrman treasurer, H. R. Robbine Jr. manager, 203-207 Mission
California Cotton Mills Co. (Oakland) office 310 Call- fornia
California Dairy, William Hall proptr, Ocean House Road, nr Farley's Old Corner
California Demokrat (daily, weekly and Sun- day) Fr. Hess & Co. publishers and proprietors, 409-413 Bush
California Directory for Nurses, office 712-714 Bush CALIFORNIA DISTILLING CO.
(Antioch) C. Jost & Son managers, office 306-308 Clay
California Door Co., office 22 California
California Dry Dock Co., Oliver Eldridge president, William C. Gibbs secretary, docks foot of Bryant and Spear, and Hunter's Point, and proprietors Mission Rock Warehouse, office 303 California, room 18
California Dryer Co., Charles F. Caspari-Butte au- perintendent, 1100 Clay
California Electric Gas Lighting Co., office 35 Market
California Electric Light Co., George H. Roe secretary and manager, 227-229 Stevenson
California Electric Power Co .. office 35 Mar- ket
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL WORKS
A. Summerfield Jr. president, Paul Seller superintendent and manager, J. G. Bloomer secretary and treasurer, manufacturers and dealers electrical supplies, 33 Market
Californin Export Journal (monthly) Bern- hard Olcovich publisher, office 12-14 Front
California Farmer (weekly) Warren & Co. pro- prietors, 1004 Howard
California Feuce Manufacturing Co., Charles Greene president, William C. Flint secretary, H. T. Ren- ton superintendent, 24 Commercial
California Fig Syrup Co., Richard E. Queen manager, 1059 Howard
California Fire Apparatus Manufact'ng Co. James S. Naismith manager, 18 Cal- ifornia
California Fire Works Co., J. B. Wooster & Co. agents, office and salesroom 218-220 Front, lab- oratory cor Falkland and Platte, South S. F.
California Flour Exporters' Association, M. O. Ellis & Son agents, 29 Merchants' Exchange
California Fruit and Wine Land Co., Joseph New- man secretary, 222 Sansome
California Fruit Extract Syrup and Perfumery Co., E. Guittard & Co. agents. 207-209 Sacramento California Fruit Evaporating Co., S. Kohlman and Edwin Hayden proptrs, 818 Battery
California Fruit Grower (weekly) Fruit Grow- ers' Publishing Co. publishers, 121 Montgomery California Fruit Union, Horatio P. Livermore president, H. A. Fairbank secretary, office 507 Montgomery, rooms 13-14
"WANTS"
IN THE EXAMINER
BRING GREATEST RESULT
AT LOWEST RATES.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO. SPECIAL DESIGNS IN CARPETS,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES. 641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
CALIFORNIA FURNITURE MNFG. CO.
N. P. Cole president, manufacturers, importers and wholesale and retail dealers furniture, 220-226 Bush. Will remove June 1st, 1888, to "Starr King Bldg," Geary bet Grant Av and Stock- ton
CALIFORNIA FUSE ASSOCIATION
James B. Merritt manager, 35 Market California Fuse Works, James Eva proptr, cor Four- teenth and Channel, office 230 California
California Gas Fixture Co., Ralph P. Merillion sec- retary, 122-124 Sutter
California Glass Bending and Cutting Works, Samuel E. Hopper proprietor, 39 % Fre- mont
California Glove Co., F. G. Conklin & Co. proprietors, 585 Market
California Glue Works, M. Holje proptr, NW cor Sixth Av and R, South S. F., office 116 Front
California Grain Trade Association, William R. For- tune secretary, 316 California
California Fruit Growers' Association. 220 Sutter California Hall, 417 Kearny
California Hall, 1231 Green
California Homœopath (bi-monthly) Boericke & Schreck publishers, 234 Sutter
CALIFORNIA HORSE SHOE CO.
L. B. Benchley president, Z. Burns vice-president, C. M. Keeney secretary, P. Noble superintendent, works Po- trero Point, office 202 Market
California Hosiery Co., John Williams secre- tary, Richard J. Walshe manager, 535 Market
California Hotel, Jeau-Marie Gales & Co. pro- prietors, 210 Montgomery Av
California House, Germaiu Pouchon manager, 626 California
California House, William Thompson proptr, 103 Clark
California Illustrated Spirit of the Times, Marcus D. Boruck publisher and proprietor, 621 Sausome
California Insurance Co. (fire and marine) Louis L. Bromwell president, W. H. C. Fowler secretary, 318 California
California Iron and Steel Co., F. Bonacina secre- tary, 438 California, room 3
California Italian Paste Co., C. R. Splivalo & Co. proprietors, 321 Sacramento
California Jewelry Co. (Levison Brothers) 134 Sutter
California Jewelry Factory, Rothschild & Hadenfeldt proprietors, 9 Hardie Pl
California Journal(German weekly) Cal. Journal Publishing Co. publishers and proptrs, office 535 California
California Journal Publishing Co., publishers and proptrs California Journal, 535 California
California Jute MIII Co., L. P. Drexler presi- dent, L. S. Liaask secretary, office 409 Califor- nia
California Kennel Club, 539 California
California Label and General Printing House, Labadie & Bretonnel proptrs, 410 Mission
California Land and Development Co., Philo Mills secretary, 320 California, room 13
California Land and Timber Co., James E. Boyd president, Richard D. Perry secretary and treasurer, 401 California, rooms 24-25
TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY, 405-407 SANSOME ST.
J. Gundlach & bo! Famous Gutedel.
PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN,
HAS THE LARGEST BUSINESS OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY.
CAL
292
CAL
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.
California Land Association, C. M. Arnold president, A. A. Hoyt vice-president and man- ager, L. C. Trailer secretary, auctioneers and real estate agents, 634 Market
Califorota Land Co., George Easton president, H. Clay Miller secretary, 315 California, rooms 8-10 California Launch Building Co., J. Morizio secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 24
California Lawn Tennis Club, Dell Linderman presi- dent, SE cor Bush and Scott
California Line Packets from New York, Willlams Dimond & Co. agents. 202 Market
California Lnmber Exchange, Frank E. Pre- ble secretary, office Pier 3, Steuart
California Machine Works, William H. Birch & Co. proprietors, manufacturers steanı engines, flour and mining machinery and elevators, 119 Beale
California Market, Thomas Brown superintend- ent, from California to Pine, bet Kearny and Montgomery
California Mattress Co., Charles Rickoff pro- prietor, junction Market, Dolores and Fourteenth California Medical College, 2417 Mission
California Mill (planing) Beane & Parrish pro- prietors, 30-34 Spear
California National Bank of San Fran- cisco, R. P. Thomas president. R. A. Wilson vice- president, C. H. Ramsden cashier, 621-623 Mar- ket, under Palace Hotel
California Nursery, Henry Melde proprietor, San Bruno Road nr Twenty-eighth, depot 409 Sutter
California Ochre Mining Co., ochre, dry paints, etc., George Kaehler proptr, 17-19 Front
California Oil Works, McKee & Cotton pro- prietors. NW cor Main and Folsom
California Onyx Co. (Colusa Co. Cal.) James W. Bur- ling secretary. 419 California, room 24
California. Oregon and Idaho Stage Co., 320 Sansome California Ostrich Farming Co., Charles A. Grow sec- retary, office 18-20 Phelan Bldg
California Pacific Railroad Co., Willard V. Huntington secretary, NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 48 CALIFORNIA PAINT CO.
manufacturers Averill mixed paints, colors in oil, putty, etc., and agents Santa Cruz glues, O. S. Orrick mana- ger, office and factory 22 Jessie
CALIFORNIA PANORAMA CO.
(Missionary Ridge) A. S. Hubbard secretary, cor Market and Tenth
California Paper Co., Egbert Judson president, W. P. Johnson secretary, office 401 California
California Patron, A. T. Dewey manager, office 220 Market
California Paving Co., Joseph Scheerer presi- dent, Conrad Scheerer secretary, office 618 Mar- ket, branch office 1630 Market
California Perforating Screen Co. The, P. S. Wagner proprietor, 147 Beale
California Pharmaceutical Society and California Col- lege of Pharmacy, 113 Fulton, Charles M. Tropp- mann secretary, 300 Sixth
California Philatelist, Ernest F. Gambs pub- lisher. 234 Montgomery
California Piano Manufacturing Co., Wal- ter S. Pierce manager, factory cor Fourteenth and Market. office 26 New Montgomery
California Pioneers, Society of, Hiram T. Graves secretary, 5 Pioneer Pl
California Plaster Decoration Works, Charles F. Schiller proprietor, centers, moldings, etc., wood carving and modeling, 861 Mission
California Portland Cement Co., John H. Sayre secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 15
California Pottery and Terra Cotta Co., William E. Stevens agent, NE cor Market and Larkin
California Powder Works (Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz Co. and Powning Station, Contra Costa Co.) G. T. Lawton president, John F. Lohse aecre- tary, 230 California
California Quartz Milling Co., A. B. Paul Jr. secre- tary, 328 Montgomery, room 20
California Redwood Co., Charles Page president, A. H. Small secretary, 316 California, room 12
California Rock Drill Co., George T. Emery general manager, 30-32 First
California Rose Co., 335 Kearny
California Rubber Co., R. H. Pease Jr. and S. M. Runyon agents, 577-679 Market
California Safe and Lock Co., C. J. Periam & Co. pro- prietors, 42 Main
California Safe Deposit and Trust Co., J. D. Fry president, Gen. W. L. Elliott vice presi- dent, W. H. H. Graves treasurer, F. A. Houseworth secretary, 326 Montgomery
California Savings and Loan Society, Da- vid Farquharson president, 1 Powell
California Saw Works, Bird & Haughy proptrs, 217 Mission
California School of Design, Emil Carlsen di- rector, 430 Pine
California School of Mechanical Arts, Horace Davis president, 45 First
California Schooner Saloon, William Reimers proprietor, 30 Fourth
California Sheep Casings Co. (Max Eichel- baum, Isaac L. Hofmann and Emil Woenne) 24-26 Ellis
California Ship Owners' Association, I. E. Thayer secretary, 22 California
CALIFORNIA SLATE CO.,
Frank G. Myers president, C. P. H. Buck secretary, office 325 Montgomery, room 6
California Soap Co., John B. Fisk proprietor, Center Pl off Folsom bet Sixteenth and Seven- teenth
California Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, 604 Merchant
California Society for the Suppression of Vice, 604 Merchant, room 14
California Soda Works, Goetze & Baruth proptra, NE cor Octavia and Ivy Av
California Spring Manufacturing Co., James English president, Walter F.Sperbeck secre- tary and treasurer. 147-149 New Moutgomery
California Staats Zeitung (weekly) Fr. Hess & Co. proprietors, 409-413 Bush
California Stables, John Nolan proprietor, 1611-1613 California
California Star Oil Works Co., office 123 California
California State Almanac (German) Philo Jacoby publisher, 612 Commercial
California State Board of Trade, A. T. Hatch presi- dent, John Q. Brown secretary and manager, 12 Second
California State Democratic Club, H. P. Bush secretary, rooms 105 Stockton
California State Geological Society, Pioneer Hall cor Fourth and Pioneer P1
California State Grange, A. T. Dewey secretary, office 220 Market
California State Horticultural Society, E. J. Wickson secretary. 220 Sutter
California State Mining Burean and Office of State Mineralogist, New Pioneer Build- ing
California Steam Navigation Co., William T. Garratt president, James Gillis vice-presi- dent. William Martin secretary, office Washington St. Wharf
BEAMISH'S
SHIRTS EXCEL ALL OTHERS. MARKET ST .. COR. THIRD.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,
Manufacturers of Show Cases and Store Fixtures. 37 Market St.
.SIHOSIA NHOL
ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.
530 ASHINGTON } Producers of FINE TABLE WINES
CAL
293
CAL
California Steamship Co., Denla Meherin agent, office 3 California
California Storage Warehouse, Thomas H. Rooney proprietor, 722 Mission
California Street Cable Railroad Co., Charles Mayne president, J. B. Stetson vice-president, Antoine Borel treasurer, T. W. Hinchman secre- tary, J. W. Harria superintendent, office and depot SE cor California and Larkin
California Sugar Refinery, Clans Spreckels president, J. D. Spreckels vice-president, A. B. Spreckels secretary, office 327 Market, works Po- trero
Californin Suspender Manufacturing Co., Solomon Zekind proprietor, 105 Battery
California Table Butter Co. , Salomon & Shel- don proprietors, 120 Fifth
California Tallow Works (Charles and Jerome Milly and B. Getz) N 8 St. Thomas, ur Savannah California Teachers' Association, Albert S. Cook pres- ident, Miss May Madden secretary, office 1627 Folaom
California Theatre, N s Bush, bet Kearny and Dupont California Theatre Programme, Jewish Times Publishing Co. publishers, 509 Montgomery
California Title Insurance and Trust Co., George T. Marye Jr. president, Milton B. Clapp secretary, A. D. Grimwood manager, 206 Sansome
California Toilet Co. The, Harry Nieman manager, 9 Lick Pl
California Tool Works, John Weichhart pro- prietor, 143-145 Beale
California Trade Journal, G. W. Rentschler business manager, 621 Clay
California Transfer Co., 222 Montgomery
California Transportation Co., Andrew Nel- son president, Nils Anderson secretary, office NW cor Jackson and East
California Tule Insole Manufacturing Co., Gillespy & Childs agents, 123 California
California Type Foundry, 511 Sansome
California Underwriters' Association, office 307 San- some
California Varnish Works, Patrick D. Winter proptr, W s Utah, bet Center and El Dorado
California Vigorit Powder Co., Ed.G. Lukens manager, 40 California
California Vinegar Works, Schammel Packing Co. proptrs, 610 Lombard
California Warehouse, Haslett Bailey proprietors, NE cor Townsend and Second
California Wine Cooperage, Fulda Bros. proprietors, 30-40 Spear
California Winery and Security Co., cor Eighth and Brannan, office 303 Battery
California Wire Works, A. S. Hallidie presi- dent, George C. Brown secretary and treasurer, warerooms 329 Market, works cor Bay and Mason California Woman's Hospital, A. J. Ralston presi- dent, N & Sacramento, bet Baker and Lyon
California Wool Co., 426 Townsend
California Youthful Ambition, 29 Eddy
Diepen-
Californische Volksfreund The, brock Bros. & Doeing publishers, 1390 Market
Caligraph Type Writer, general agency 725 Market
Calin E., gripman Market St. RR.
Calish Edward A., salesman, r. 1411 Sacramento
Calish John J., barber, 2200 Fillmore, r. 2124 Fill- more
Callsb Raphael S., expresaman, r. 1411 Sacramento Calisher Henry, clerk Cobb & Co., r. 419 Fell
Calisher Henry, news agent, The Baldwin, r. 625 Eddy Calisher Joseph L., clerk Henry Calisher, r. 625 Eddy Callsher Morris, stationer, r. 625 Eddy
Callaber Walter E., clerk Henry Calisher, r. 625 Eddy Calkins John, teamster, r. Falkland nr Railroad Av
MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.
S. F. "EXAMINER."
MOST NEWS !
MOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !
W. & J, SLOANE & CO. DOMESTIC RUGS
IN LARGE VARIETY. 641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Call Andrew, cooper, r. 10 Boardman PI
Call August, brewer. r. 103 Nineteenth
Call Daniel, hostler Fashion Stables, r. 24 Turk
Call George W., cattledealer, r. 1231 Washington Call Michael, r. 331 Jessie
Call Morning (daily and weekly) san Francisco Call Co. publisbers, 525 Montgomery, branch office 710 Market, editorial rooms 09 Clay
Call Nancy E., widow, r. 416 Geary
Call Oscar, student, r. 1231 Washingto
Callaghan Cal, longshoreman, r. 654 Jesie, rear
Callaghan Charles, r. 410 Broadway
Callaghan Cornelius, laborer S. F. Gs Light Co., r. SW cor Sierra and Georgia
Callaghan Cornelius, peddler, r. 2024Filbert Callaghan Cornelius J., laborer, r. 48 Ritch
Callaghan C. W., clerk First Natiorl Bank, r. 830 Eddy
Callaghan Daniel (McCarthy Bros. &Co.) r. 830 Eddy Callaghan Daniel, physician, r. 1003)evisadero
Callaghan Denia, driver N. B. andM. RR., r. 1319 Minna
Callaghan Dennis, machine operar Porter, Sles- singer & Co., r. 410 Broadway
Callaghan Dennis, laborer, r. 242 Cmentina
Callaghan Dennis Jr., machinc opetor, r. 27 Bernard
Callaghan Edward, laborer, r. 733 )lsom
Callaghan Ellen, widow. r. 307 Seviteenth
Callaghan Elmer R., r. 1855 Missic
Callaghan Emmet, clerk A. Mervyr. 852 Folsom
Callaghan Eugene, laundryman LGrande Laundry
Callaghan J. Mrs., r. 1003 Devisarro
Callaghan James, blacksmith Uon Iron Works, r. 714%% Clementina
Callaghan James, foreman Nort Point Warehouse, r. 331 Filbert
Callaghan James J., wharfinger ec. 4, Sea Wall, r. 1424 Kearny
Callaghan Jeremiah, teamster, r31 Fifteenth
Callaghan Jobn, longshoreman, 12 Zoe
Callaghan John, longshoreman, 41 Pacifio
Callaghan Jobn, peddler, r. 1019 Alabama
Callaghan John, shoemaker Ku& Murr, r. 921 Na- toma
Callaghan John C., peddler. r. 9 Alabama
Callaghan John D., physiciannd surgeon, r. 852 Folsom
Callaghan John D. Jr., clerk, ri2 Folsom
Callaghan John E., bookbinder. 1214 Broadway
Callaghan John H., harnessmir J. A. McKerron, r. 318 Tehama
Callaghan John J., laborer, r. Clyde
Callaghan John P., morocco fiber Norton Tanning Co., r. Teneriffe nr Railro Av
Callaghan Michael, laborer, r+% Clementina
Callaghan Michael, laborer, W 8 Michigan bet Shasta and Sierra
Callaghan Michael, porter A Oil Co., r. cor Six- teenth and De Haro
Callaghan Myles, liquor salo 820 Howard
Callaghan Patrick, bartendeavid Barry
Callaghan Patrick, brass fin'r, r. 654 Jessie, rear
Callaghan Patrick, helper, 1 a Illinois bet Bntte and Napa
Callaghan Patrick, laborer, 214 Broadway
Callaghan Patrick, shoema! Kutz & Murr, r. 921 Natoma
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