Langley's San Francisco directory for the year commencing 1888, Part 64

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Publication date: 1880
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Chamberlain Joseph B., carriage painter, r. William nr Henry U. M. T.

Chamberlain Theresa Miss, clerk, r. 742 Pine Chamberlain William H., assistant secretary and gen- eral manager The Pacific Club, r. 1431 Mission Chamberlain William H., harnessmaker, 509 Valencia Chamberlain Willis C., carpenter, r. 720 Laguna

Chamberlin Harry, printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 218 Eddy

Chamberlin Joseph P., liquor saloon, june Mission and Valencia, r. NE cor San José Av and Army

Chamberlin Lowell H., captain Battery C, 1st Artil- lery, U. S. A., r. Presidio

Chamberlin Orrin, saleaman, r. 2650 Folsom, rear Chamberlin Percy D., seaman, r. 112 Steuart

Chamberlin Richmond A. (Chamberlin & Eichen- berg) r. 902 Laguna

Chamberlin R. L., cook, r. 508 Stevenson

Chamberlin Willlam, proprietor Beresford Hotel, NW cor Stockton and Bush

Chamberlin William B., carrier Post Office, r. 1408 Powell

Chamberlin & Eichenberg (Richmond A. Chamberlin and Henry G. Eichenberg) wholesale butchers, 411% California, room 6

Chamberlin. See Chamberlain

Chamberliss William H., quartermaster stmr City of New York

Chambers Carrie M. Mrs .. r. 615 Lombard, rear

Chambers E., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1426 Cali- fornis

Chambers George (Gladding, McBean & Co.) 1358 Market

Chambers George, porter stmr Tiburon

Chambers Henry, cutter U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 1024 Mission

Chambers J., steelworker Pac. Rolling Mill

Chambers James, law student M. Mullany, r. 35 South Park

Chambers J. Lloyd, clerk Schussler Bros., r. 615 Lom- bard, rear

Chambers John, cook, r. 438 Broadway

Chambers John, mate stmr Modoo

Chambers John, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory

Chambers Joseph, expressman, r. Jefferson nr Ward, B. H.

Chambers Josephine, housekeeper, r. 630 Sutter

Chambers M. J. Mrs., widow, r. 326 Chestnut

Chambers Peter B., engineer Cal. St. RR., r. 1519 Polk

Chambers Simon P., carpenter, r. 627 Fulton

Chambers T., millman Pac. Rolling Mill

Chambers Thomas J., porter Greenebaum & Co., r. 35 South Park

Chambers T. J. H., carpenter, r. 615 Lombard, rear

Chambers Victor, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac- tory

Champagne Joseph, liquor saloon, 643 Broadway

Champion Charles H., timekeeper Union Iron Works, r. 1104 Market

Champion Exchange, Hilpisch & Herve pro- prietors. 2-4 Leidesdorff

Champion Hall, 507 Valencia

Champion Hall, N & Butte bet Kentucky and Tennes- see

Champion Joseph, molder City Iron Works, r. 459 Clementina

Champion Machine Co., G. G. Wickson & Co. general agents, 3-5 Front

Champion Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) Butler Burris secretary, 2-3 Nevada Block

Champion Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.) Theo- dore Wetzel secretary, 522 Montgomery

Champion Soap Factory, Thomas Dolan proptr, E s Potrero bet El Dorado and Alameda

Champion William B., cooper Pac. Woodenware and Cooperage Co., r. 1241 Mission

Champreux Alfred, brassmolder W. T. Garratt & Co., r. Oakland

Champsaur Lucien, compositor Le Petit Californien, r. 1311 Powell

Chance C. A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 410 Ellis

Chancez Louisa Mrs., r. 1205 Stockton

Chandler Charles, r. 1907 Stockton

Chandler Dekalb Mrs., r. 104 Powell

Chandler Edwin D., liquor saloon, 1501 Fillmore, r. 1323% Steiner

Chandler Edwin S., bookkeeper Harris & Jones, r. 1610 Howard

Chandler Emma, hairdresser, r. 921 % Sacramento

Chandler Frederic B., correspondent Wells Fargo & Co's Bank, r. Saucelito

Chandler G. Mrs., superintendent Women's Work Ex- change, r. 609 Polk

Chandler George, tailor, r. 512 Folsom

Chandler George E., painter, r. 1607 Golden Gate Av Chandler George L. A., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 1607 Golden Gate Av

Chandler George W. lumber dealer, office 18 Market r. 600 Bush

Chandler Lowell M., engineer, r. 1001 Folsom Chandler M. A. Mrs., r. 1706 Buchanan

CHANDLER RICHARD D. coal and iron, and agent East Wel- lington Coal Co., 507-509 East, r. SE cor Chestnut and Hyde

Chandler Robert H., clerk Richard M. Chandler, r. 1909 Leavenworth

THE BEST

OVERCOATS For MEN and BOYS at "THE HASTINGS" COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STS.

ORIENT Ins. Co. OF HARTFORD

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

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

SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY. Fine work in SHIRTS, COLLARS and CUFFS A SPECIALTY. OFFICE, 33 GEARY STREET.

THE BANCROFT COMPANY

721 THE LEADING MARKET ST. BOOK AND STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT.

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Chandler R. O., contractor, r. 1210 Pierce

Chandler Roswell M., paper hanger G. W. Clark & Co., r. 623 Valencia

Chandler T. H. & Co. (Thomas H. Chandler) dealer coffee and spices, 113 Front

Chandler Thomas, shipping master, 518 Battery, r. 915 Battery

Chandler Thomas H. (T. H. Chandler & Co.) r. 127 Kearny

Chandler Thomas W., olerk Thomas Chandler, r. 915 Battery

Chandler William, carpenter Louis Weismann Jr.

Chandler William, cook, r. 921%% Sacramento

Chandler William S., steward stmr City of Sydney, r. 213 Duncan

Chandler W. R., elder Christian Advent Church, r. 1711 Church

'CHANGE (industrial and commer- cial weekly) James K. Taylor man- ager, 32 California

'Change Publishing Co., James K. Taylor man- ager. 32 California

Channell Brackett F., capitalist, 109 Battery, r.Berke- ley

Chapeau Louis, machinist, r. 1620 West Mission

Chapel Deodatus, machinist, r. NW cor Butte and Florida

Chapelain Charles, capitalist, r. 213% Everett

Chapham James, r. 424 Sansome

Chapin Arthur H., student, r. 41 Caroline

Chapin E. M. Mrs., widow, r. 2520 Sutter

Chapin E. W., clerk M. P. and M. Dept S. P. Co., r. 820 Sutter

Chapin Frank E., assistant superintendent Cal. St. RR., 615 Stockton

Chapin George E., clerk, r. 100 Hancock

Chapin George W., real estate agent and pub- lisher Real Estate Price List, 312 Montgomery, r. W s Sanchez bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth

Chapin Theodore (Peterson & Chapin) r. 1132 Union Chaplin James, bookkeeper Brown, Craig & Co., r. 621 Bush

Chaplin 8. W., with S. P. Co., r. 2013 Folsom

Chapman -, dairyman, W s Mission Road nr Six Mile House

Chapman Albert, clerk S. McBirney, r. 1115 Valencia Chapman Albert F. (Crosett & Chapman), r. 1115 Va- lencia

Chapman Burt N., cardriver, r. 20 Verons

Chapman Charles, butcher. r. 304 Stockton

Chapman Charles C. (Chapman & Moch) r. 309 % Clementina

Chapman Charles E. (Horn & Chapman) r. San José Chapman Charles W., clerk delivery department Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1131 Bush

Chapman E. B. (J. F. Chapman & Co.) r. Esst Oak- land

Chapman Edward K., assistant bookkeeper Anglo- Nevada Assurance Corporation. r. 907 Fine

Chapman E. H., r. 1045 Market

Chapman Ethel Miss, r. 899 Pine

Chapman F. M., proprietor Norfolk Stables, 126 Ellis, r. 518 Ellis

Chapman Frank, painter, r. 793 Van Ness Av

Chapman Frederick Y., printer P. E. Dougherty & Co., r. 814 California

Chapman George, driver H. E. Corbett, r. 518 Hayes Chapman George, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 23 Creek Lane

Chapman George, laborer, r. 2110 Powell

Chapman George J., shipcarpenter, r. 608 Sixth

Chapman Harry, jewelry mnfr, 608 Merchant, r. Berkeley

Chapman Ira H., with Sylvester & Sublett, r. 114 Eleventh

Chapman James, insurance, r. 621 Bush

Chapman James, master mariner, r. 1131 Bush

"WANTS"

IN THE EXAMINER

BRING GREATEST RESULT

AT LOWEST RATES.

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.

Contracts Made with Hotels for CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW SHADES, ETC.

641 to 647 MARKET STREET.

Chapman James F. (J. F. Chapman & Co.) r. East Oakland

Chapman James H., foreman Overland Packing Co., r. Berkeley

Chapman James P., clerk, r. 1131 Bush

Chapman J. F. & Co. (James F. and E. B. Chapman) commission merchants, 22 California

Chapman John B., laborer, r. 2110 Powell

Chapman John C., cabinetmaker George H. Fuller, r. 632 Miasion

Chapman John E., carpenter and steward Hoss No. 4, r. 1810% Stockton

Chapman John J., painter, r. 2110 Powell

Chapman L. B., secretary Giant Powder Co., and Atlantic Dynamite Co., 30 California, r. 513 Taylor

ChapmanjM. L. Mrs., widow, r. 425 Geary

Chapman N. J., conductor, r. 303 Pierce

Chapman Oliver, solicitor Examiner, r. 26 Hayes

Chapman Ralph, piano mover, r. 513 Taylor

Chapman R. J., clerk J. F. Chapman & Co., r. East Oakland

Chapman Robert, r. 1516 Buchanan

Chapman Robert, waiter, r. 327 Minna

Chapman Rockwell S., surveyor Fire Underwriters' Inspection Bureau, 307 Sansome

Chapman Thomas, captain stmr San Blas

Chapman Valeria, widow, r. 1123 Ellis

Chapman Virgina, widow, r. 1007 Twenty-first

Chapman W. A., conductor Market St. RR., r. 631 Jessie

CHAPMAN WILFRID B.

commission merchant, agent Universal Marine Insurance Co. (limited) of Lon- don, and Conaui Belgium, office 123 California, r. Union Club

Chapman William H. (Chapman & Slack) r. 1031 Golden Gate Av

Chapman William J., sewer contractor, r. 1608 Powell Chapman William M., r. 1045 Market

Chapman William R., foreman Haake & Hagedorn, r. 519 Birch Av

Chapman William S., real estate, 306 Pine, room 6, r. Palace Hotel

CHAPMAN & MOCH

(Charles C. Chapman and Mose Moch) proprietors Pacific Hat Store (estah- lished 1870) importers and manufac- turers fine hats, caps, etc., and hat- ters' trimmings, 136 Third

Chapman & Slack (William H. Chapman and Charles W. Slack) attorneys at law, 320 Califor- nia, rooms 7-8

Chaponot Toussiant, r. 1108 Pacific

Chappari Giovanni, florist, 246 Sutter, r. 8 Dunn's Alley

Chappel Scott R., traveling auditor S. P. Co., r. Ala- meds

CHAPPELL BROTHERS

(John W. and George A.) wood and coal, hay and grain, 847-849 Mission Chappell George A. (Chappell Bros.) r. 846 Miasion Chappell George H., clerk freight auditor's office S. P. Co.

Chappell John W. (Chappell Bros.) r. 846 Mission

Chappell Joseph J., with Christy & Wise, r. 317 Pow- eil

Chappell T., millman Pac. Rolling Mill

Chappell William, expressman, r. 382 Dolores

Chappelle Emily Miss, teacher Redding Primary School r. 917 Eddy

Chappelle Peter, r. 917 Eddy

Chapuia Bertha Mme., teacher French, r. 2110 Jackson Chapuis Francis A., with Butler & lfaldan, r. 2110 Jackson

J. Gundlach & Co's Table Wines.

LARGEST TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY

SAN FRANCISCO. C.AL. LOS ANGELES. CAAL.

FORTLAND, OR.

PHENIX INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN.

BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents, 429 California Street.

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W. W. Montague & Co. PUMPS,

Suction and Force.

FOR HAND, WIND-HILL AND POWER ALL SIZES.

809, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET

Chapuis Louis, waiter Somali & Ladagnous Chaquette Ephraim, assistant O'Connor, Moffsit & Co., r. 715 Hayes

Charbonel Henry, r. 511 Brannan

Chard George H., carpenter Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 1224 Eddy

Chard George R., druggist Henry Staub, r. SE cor Sut- ter and Larkin

Chard Harry, machinehand Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 1224 Eddy

Chard Henry C., marble carver, r. 26 Lapidge

Charest John, clerk, r. 431 Clementina

Chariot - Mme., ostrich feather factory, 415%% Ste- venson

Chariot Joseph, jeweler. r. 415%% Stevenson

Charlaix Felix, cashier B. P. Oliver, r. 1512 Broadway

Charland John, shoemaker Joseph Lucier, r. 922 % Natoms

Charlebois Youé, bookkeeper Somers & Healey, r. Oakland

Charles Albertine, widow, r. 424 Powell

Charles Andres Mrs., r. 541 Turk

Charles Caroline, widow, r. 301 First

Charles Charles, r. 1524 Clay

Charles David, seaman, r. 266 Braunan

Charles E. (Jones & Charles) r. Oakland

Charles Herman, glazier, 739 McAllister, r. 132 Page

Charles Lannie Miss, telephone operator, r. 1524 Clay Charles M. G. Mrs., widow, r. 1524 Clay

Charles Morris, painter, r. 132 Page

Charles R. L., r. 208 Twenty-second

Charles Robert, pantryman, r. 811 Jackson

Charles Sylvester, carpenter, r. 1032 Treat Av

Charlesen John, master schr Ellen Adelis, office 316 Steuart, r. 644 % Minns

Charleston Saloon, James H. Aver proprietor, W s Illinois bet Napa and Butte

Charlesworth James A., assistant engineer Cal. and Nevada Ice Co., r. 356 Tehsma

Charleton Constantine E., laborer, r. 3 Cook

Charleton Ethel Miss, compositor, r. 3 Cook

Charlock William H., undertaker Craig & Cochran, r. 214 % Grove

Charlton A. G., engineer, r. 19 Lilv Av

Charlton George, satchelmaker D. Block & Co., r. Sanchez nr Twenty-eighth

Charlton House, 405 Kearny

Charlton John, Isborer, r. NW cor Seventeenth and Church

Charlton John C., teamster, r. 521 Franklin

Charmak Herman, watchmaker and jeweler, 240

Kearny, r. 1618 Laguna

Charnock Hugh, laborer, r. Sweeny nr Merrill, Holly Park

Charounat Emil, mining, 406 Montgomery, r. Nevads Charpiot Joseph, paperhanger, r. 813 Filbert

Charter Oak Livery Stable, Hayes & Silber proptrs, 775 Market

Chartier Louisa Mme., French laundry, 1069 Howard Chartrey Raoul, vice-president Joshua Hendy Machine Works and manager City Iron Works, NE cor Vallejo and Sansome, office 39-51 Fre- mont, r. 2321 Jackson

Charvoz Alphonse M., molder S. F. Stove Works, r. 34 Rincon Pl

Charvoz John (S. F. Stove Works) r. 18% South Park Chasarine Josquin, r. 33 Hinckley

Chase Albert, physician, 652 Market

Chase Alvsh M., clerk John J. Buck, r. 231 Second Chase Charles F., r. SE cor Baker and Besch

Chase Charles M. (Killip & Co.) r. 2417 California Chase Charles M., auctioneer, r. 2700 California Chase Edward, porter Wetmore Bros., r. Alameda

Chase Edward C., clerk The Lion Fire, Washington Fire and Marine, Orient and Imperial Fire Ins. Cos., r. Oakland

Chase Ella Miss, teacher Grant Primary School. r. 331 O'Farrell

Chase Ellen, widow, r. 28%% Welsh

Chase Elmira, r. 430 Bryant

Chase Frank B. (Chase & Kessler) r. 80 Ninth

Chase Frederick H., clerk, r. 623 California

Chase George M., engineer, r. 811 Mason

Chase George N., first lieutenant U. S. A., aide-de- camp Major-General O. O. Howard, r. Fort Win- field Scott

Chase George W., teamster Brigham, Hoppe & Co., r. 1404 % Folsom

Chase Gilbert P., teamster Ystes & Co., r. 55 South Park

Chase Harry F., with James B. Chase, r. 1518 Mason Chase Henry, dentist, r. 363 Jessie

Chase Henry A., printer C. A. Murdock & Co., r. 623 Californis

Chase Henry C., clerk, r. 318 Kearny

Chase Henry W., with Moore & Smith, r. Oakland

Chase James B. (James B. Chase & Co.) r. 1518 Mason Chase James B. & Co. (James B. Chase) steve- dores and ballastmen, 17 Steuart, telephone 1315

Chase Jsmes M., driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 335 Fourth

Chsse J. Mansell, solicitor The Contractor, r. 14 Au- burn

Chase John B., carpenter Palmer & Rey, r. 335 Fourth

Chase John G., r. 430 Bryant

Chase John W., clerk D. J. Quirk, r. 131 Fourth

Chase Joseph, machinist P&c. Box Factory, r. 1404 % Folsom

Chase Joseph G. (Meyerstein & Chase) r. 713% Na- toma

Chase Lathial T., expressman, r. 321 Turk

Chase L. M. Mrs., r. 606 O'Farrell

Chase L. R. Miss, teacher Moulder Primary School, r. 326 Larkin

Chase Louis B., doormaker. r. SE cor Baker and Beach Chase Quincy (Kohler & Chase) r. Oakland

Chase Robert P. Jr. (R. P. Chase & Co.) r. 448 Fulton Chase R. P. & Co. (Robert P. Chase Jr.) mann- facturers infants' shoes and ladies' and misses' slippers, 869 Market bet Fourth and Fifth, up stairs

Chase Samuel T., with Wetmore Bros., r. Alameda Chase Silas A., r. 14 Auburn

Chase William W. (W. W. Chase & Co.) r. 508 Capp

Chase Winfield S., carriagebuilder, r. 2653 Howard

Chase W. W. & Co. (William W. Chase and Rich- ard M. Collins) bay, grsin and feed, 1912 Market, and 619-621 Fourth

Chsso & Kessler (Frank B. Chase and Frederick Kessler) real estate agents, 873%% Market

NG Chase. See Chace

Chassagne Leon (E. J. Jaujou & Co.) r. 1830 Powell Chasse Pierre (Chasse & Cuyala) r. 614 Broadway

Chasse & Cuyala (Pierre Chasse and Romain Cuyala)

proptrs Hotel des Basses Pyrénées, 614 Broad- way

Chassels William, carpenter, r. 126 Sixth

Chatain Evariste (Chatain & Giletti) r. 117 Stockton Chatain Mary Mies, shoetitter Kutz & Murr, r. 1201 Stevenson

CHATAIN & GILETTI

(Evariste Chatain and Secondo Giletti) wine cellar builders, patentees, and manufacturers Venetian Mosaic mar- ble tile, architectural work for con- struction and cemetery, 1219 Market Chateau Antone, laundry, 904 Stockton

Chateau Charles A., porcelain decorstor, r. 404 Post, regr

Chatel Joseph, proptr Everett House, 55 Second

Chatelet Claude (Chatelet & Onen) r. San Bruno Rosd nr Channell

Chatelet & Onen (Claude Chatelet and August Onen) tannery, San Bruno Road nr Channell

LOWEST PRICES. FINE GOODS. LARGEST ASSORTMENT,

BEAMISH'S MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.

Custom Made Boots and Shoes.

DIXON, BORGESON & CO.,

Manufacturers of Show Cases and Store Fixtures.

37 Market St.

ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO.{

530 WASHINGTON ST.

) Producers of the only NATURAL CHAMPAGNE.

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Chatfield Mary Misa, clerk Palace Baths, r. 1014 Val- lejo

Chatham Joseph, liquor saloon, 1201 Steiner

Chatman William L., physician, r. 746 Howard

Chatterton Kate, widow, r. 322 %% O'Farrell

Chatterton Kate Mra., r. 235 Minna

Chauche Adrien G., importer and wholesale dealer foreign and native winea, office and depot 615-617 Front, and proprietor Mountain Rouge Vineyard and Cellar, Livermore Valley, Alameda County, Cal., r. NW cor Alice and Seventh, Oak- land

Chauffer Auguat, tailor, r. 1719 Scott

Chauffer Anguat Jr., clerk, r. 1719 Scott

Chaudler Louisa, midwife, r. 1719 Scott

Chavez John M., cigarmaker, r. 715 Greenwich

Chavez Joseph, trunkmaker D. Block & Co., r. 9%% So- nora

Chavier A. F., kitchenhand, r. 303 Minna

Chavis John, porter, r. 16 Wil iam

Cheal Harry A., druggist, NW cor Post and Powell, r. 611 Mason

Cheasty Edward C., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1216 Mission

Chebukar Michael, porter Neville & Co., r. 21 Glover Cheda C. P., clerk De Bernardi & Westphal, r. 416 Post

Cheebs Charles, tinroofer, r. 7 Cleveland

Cheeseman Morton, capitalist, r. Palace Hotel

Cheesman Frank S., r. 2629 Mission

Cheesman Frank S. Jr .. polisher, r. 2629 Mission

Cheesman Robert B., with S. F. Bridge Co., r. 237 Bartlett

19 Cheesman. See Chessman

Cheetan C. H., student, r. 37 Second

Cheetham James, seaman, r. 806 Vallejo

Cheever C. B. Miss, teacher, r. 26 Essex Cheever Frank, carpenter, r. 325 Fair Oaks

Cheever Silaa G., solicitor Call, r. 7 Fair Av 1 Cheever. See Chever

Cheffers Charles, helper Cadman Bros., r. 7 Hamp- shire

Cheignon Adolphe, cellarman P. G. Sabatie & Co., r. 257 X Clementina

Cheignon E., clerk Lemoine & Pichon, r. 257 % Clem- entina

Cheignon Marie Miss (White House Dressmaking Co.) r. 257% Clementina

Cheigoon Mary Mrs., r. 257% Clementina

Cheli Bernardo (B. Cheli & Co.) r. 15 Prescott

Cheli B. & Co. (Bernardo Cheli and Giuseppi Lafer- rera) horseshoers, 520 Davis

Cheli Joseph, baker, r. 1516 Powell, rear

Cheline Emilio, marble cutter Ruffino & Bianchi, r. 332 Sixth

Cheline Francesco, marble polisher Ruffino & Bian- chi, r. 332 Sixth

Cheline Giuseppe (Cheline & Rossi) r. 332 Sixth Cheltne Lazaro, fruita, 528 Third

Cheline Lorenzo, vegetables, r. 2 Hayward Cheline & Rosai (Giuseppe Cheline and Vincent Rossi) fruits and vegetables, 332 Sixth and 6 Grand Arcade Market

Chemas Nicholas, candies, 326 Pine, r. 45 Val'ejo

Cheminant Alexia S., bookkeeper W. Letts Oliver, 328 Montgomery, room 13

Chenais Aristide, clerk J. Pinet, r. 1011 Larkin

Chenery Leonard E., bookkeeper Heywood Bros. & Co., r. 2002 Pine

Chenery L. W. Mrs., widow, r. 2002 Pine

Cheney James, real estate, r. 177 Sixteenth

Cheney John V., librarian Free Public Library, 428 Bush, r. 327 Larkin

Cheney John V. Mrs., teacher music, r. 327 Larkin

Cheney May L. Mra., manager Pac. Coast Bureau of Education, 612 Clay, r. 328 Bryant

Cheney Merrick L., clerk Sisaon, Crocker & Co., r. Oakland

MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.

S. F. "EXAMINER."

MOST NEWS !

MOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !

W. & J. SLOANE & CO. PORTIÈRES,

Largest Assortment on the Coast. 641 to 647 MARKET STREET.

Cheney Warren, with Overland Monthly, r. 328 Bryant

Chenoine Ernest, diamond setter Geo. C. Shreve & Co., r. 58%% Everett

Chenot Catherine, widow, r. 919 Valencia

Chenot Eugene E., clerk general freight office S. P. Co., r. 919 Valencia

Chenot Juliua F., clerk, r. 919 Valencia

Chenoweth Edward, bartender John M. Chenoweth, r. 413 Leavenworth

Chenoweth George B., bartender, r. 413 Leavenworth Chenoweth John, r. 1050 Howard

Chenoweth John, compositor Evening Post, r. 45 Twelfth

Chenoweth John, seaman, r. 504 Davis

Chenoweth John A., carpenter, 1704 Sacramento, r. 1221 Clay

Chenoweth John M., liquor merchant, 904 Mar- ket and 3-5 Ellis, r. 413 Leavenworth

Chenoweth Wellington H., bartender John M. Chen- oweth, r. 413 Leavenworth

Chepernich Lucco, fruits, SE cor Clay and Stockton, r. 1001 Powell

Cherokee Gold Mining Co. (Plumas, Cal.) A. Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7

Cherry Addis C. Mias, teacher Redding Primary School, r. 2507 Sacramento

Cherry Caroline M., widow, r. 2507 Sacramento

Cherry John, miner, r. Banka nr Lincoln Av, B. H.

Cherubino Pietro, wilker Albert Solari, r. nr San Bruno Road, U. M. T.

Chesebrough A. (Williams, Dimond & Co.) r. 2428 Jackson

Chesley Charles P., physician and surgeon, office and r. 754 Howard, office hours 12 M. to 3 P. M. and 6 to 8 P. M.

Chesley George W. (Sacramento, Cal.) office 310 Sacra- mento

Chesley James G., cashier Chronicle, r. 1625 Webster Chesley Lucy H., widow, r. 2406 Mission

Chesley M., jeweler, r. 804 Fulton

Chesnay Adella Mme., teacher French, 321 Sutter

Chesney Dennis, wines and liquors, NW cor Grant Av and Morton, and 133 Sixth, r. 148 Sixth Chesney Jane, widow, r. Grant Alley bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth

Chessler Frederick (Cheasier & Anderson) r. 518 Pa- citic

Cheseler & Anderson (Frederick Cheasler and Adolph Anderson) liquor saloon, 518 Pacific

Chessman Edward E., bootmaker, r. 3% Dale Pl ( Cheasman. See Cheesman

Chester Andrew, porter Grand Central Wine Rooms, r. 613 Howard

Chester Charles H., bookkeeper La Grande Laundry, r. 145 Fifteenth

Chester Henry, contractor for raising and moving buildings, 1408 Mission

Chester James, fireman Pac. Rolling Mill

Chester John, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Ken- tucky House

Chester Louis S., watter The Baldwin

Cheater Martha, domestic 1416 Clay

Chester Martin T., master mariner, r. 713 Valencia

Chesworth George, fireman, r. 315 Austin

Chettle Joseph, lodgings, 247 Second

Chetwood John Jr., attorney at law, 318 Pine, room 34, r. Oakland

Chevalier Annie, furnished rooms, 405 Geary

Chevalier Annie, shirtmaker, r. 42 Ecker

Chevalier Clotilda, widow, r. 1404%% Powell

Chevalier Edward, bookkeeper F. Chevalier & Co., r. 1404 % Powell

CHEVALIER F. & CO. (George F. Chevalier) imp rters and dealers wines and liquors, 520-522 Washing- ton

LEADING TYPE FOUNDERS, PALMER & REY

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. LOS ANGELES. CAL. PORTLAND, OR.

MEDICATED BATHS AND MASSAGE, 427 SUTTER ST.

PERRIER-JOUËT & CO. CHAMPAGNE

The "SPECIAL" is a Brand specially put up for this Market.

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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OF

Plain, Japanned and Stamped

TINWARE. 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Chevalier Fortune, capitalist, r. 1311 Powell Chevalier Francis, gardener, r. 915 Sacramento, rear Chevalier George, teamster, r. 1404 3% Powell

Chevalier George F. (F. Chevalier & Co.) r. 1311 Powell

Chevalier Malvina, shirtmaker, r. 42 Ecker Chevalier Rosie D., widow, r. 42 Ecker

Chevalier William, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento

Chevalley Susanna M., widow, r. 422 Powell Chevanuier Armand, papercarrier, r. 20 Allen

Chevassus Edward, paying teller London, Paris and American Bank and agent French Board of Un- derwriters, r. SW cor Scott and Jackson

Chevassus Louis, barber John B. Beilhes, r. 812 Kearny

Chever Edouard E., real estate agent, 5 Pioneer PI, r. 419 Stockton

Chever. See Cheever

Chevesich E., bookkeeper French Savings and Loan Soc., r. 616% Filbert

Chevesich Vincent R., brassmolder W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 1 Salmon Pl

Chevez David, reporter La Sociedad, r. 709%% Green- wich

Cheyne Robert, fruits and cigars, 140 First

Cheyriss Auguste, compositor La Franco-Californien, r. 2 Regan PI

Chiama Joseph, packer Yosemite Flour Mills, r. 127 Vallejo

Chisppá Vincent Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius Church, 214 Hayes

Chiappari Giovanni (G. Podesta & Co.) r. 8 Dunn Alley

Chiappi Antonio, laborer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. 1310 Kearny

Chicago and Alton Railroad, H. H. Shepperd Pacific Coast agent, 624 Market

Chicago and Northwestern Railway Co., Henry P. Stanwood general agent, 2 New Montgomery

Chicago Beer Hall, Hencken & Brandt proptrs, 154 Third

CHICAGO BREWING CO.

N. Ohlandt president, W. T. Jung- bluth secretary, 1420-1434 Pine, bot - tling department SW cor Brannan and Eighth

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINCY RR. The Great Burlington Route, W. D. Sanborn general agent freight and passenger department; T. D. McKay Pacific Coast passenger agent, office 32 Montgomery

CHICAGO CLOCK CO.

A. S. Spence manager, importers clocks, lamps rugs, lace curtains, silverware, mirrors, paintings, furni- ture, carpets and household specialties, 1063 Mission

Chicago Clothing Co., Alfred Lilienfeld man- ager, 39-40 Kearny

CHICAGO COFFEE SALOON

James Jacobson proprietor, confection- ery and lunch house, 15 Sixth

Chicago Hotel, Mrs. E. W. Heimburg & Co. proptrs, 220-228 Pacific

Chicago Magnetic Shield Co., Mrs. Mary J. Tucker manager, 106 Post

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL R'Y, Charles E. Fairbank traffic agent, 138 Montgomery

Chicago Packing and Provision Co., William Selover president, J. S. Emery vice-president, office 220 Californis, room 11, works West Berkeley

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y.

Clinton Jones general agent, office 36 Montgomery

Chicago Safe and Lock Co., Mighell & Rich- ards agenta, 228 California

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Langley's San Francisco directory for the year commencing 1888, Part 64

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