Langley's San Francisco directory for the year commencing 1889, Part 282

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Publication date: 1889
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Skelly Timothy, carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. 1042 Twenty-third

Skelton E. W., real estate agent, 410 Montgomery, r. 335 Eddy

Skelton Guy D., machtnist W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 47 South Park

Skelton John P., compositor J. H. Barry, r. 47 South Park

Skelton Lillian Miss, telegraph operator, r. 782 Stev- enson

Skelton M. C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 782 Stevenson

Skerrett Daniel, watchmaker and jeweler, 126 Second, r. 113 Webster

Skerrett Ebenezer, r. 418 Jones

Skerrett John, trader, r. 132 Shipley

Skerrett Mary J. Miss, r. 325 Jessie

Skerrett Thomas, laborer, r. 212 First

Skidmore Anne, widow, r. 1217 Filbert

Skidmore Charles W., clerk Easton, Eldridge & Co., r. 1219 Filbert

Skidmore Harriet M. Miss, poetess, r. 1219 Filbert Skiff Albert, tailor. r. 325 Fourth

Skiff Alonzo M., contractor. r. 236 Third

Skiff James, r. 616%% Twenty-first

Skiff Oscar J., painter, r. 506 Twenty-secoud

Skiffington Francis J., carpenter, r. 42 De Boom

Skiles James, cellarman Arpad Haraszthy & Co., r. 1412 Powell

Skillen Daniel H., carpet layer Chas. M. Plum & Co., r. 412 Hyde

Skillicorn George, laborer S. P. Co., r. 622 Brannan

Skillicorn John, hostler William E. Bridge, r. S 8 Jersey bet Castro and Diamond

Skillicorn John H., machinist Pac. Axle Co., r. E s Jersey bet Castro and Diamond

Skilling James, porter Langley & Michaels Co., r. 102 Central Av

Skillings Anita L. Miss, r. 2418 Folsom

SKINKER JOHN agent Dupont Powder Co., Eagle Fuse Works, Nobel's Giant Caps, etc. 258 Market, r. Oak- land

Skinner Alexander, stevedore, r. 821 Vallejo

Skinner Arthur, painter, r. 124 Sixth

Skinner Benjamin, foreman Overland Freight Trans- fer Co's Warehouse. r. 22 Bluxome, rear

Skinner Frank G., engineer stur Constance, r. 1012 Twenty-first

Skinner Frank T., traveling salesman, r. 312 Eddy

Skinner Henry, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 499 Fourth

Skinner Henry E., secretary Am. Mercantile Union, 1173% Main, r. 921 Fell

Skinner James, miller Guittard Mnfg Co., r. 112 Second

LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.

BEAMISH'S MARKET ST., COR. THIRD.

For IMPORTED and KEY WEST CIGARS

go to MAU, SADLER & CO.

DIRECT IMPORTERS 9.15 BEALE ST.

530 WASHINGTON ST., S ORLEANS VINEYARD SAN FRANCISCO.

¿ FINE TABLE WINES.

Arpad Rarasthy & Co!

CHAMPAGNE ECLIPSE

JOHN UTSCHIG'S BOOTS AND SHOES ARE THE BEST.

SKI

1197

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Skinner John B., clerk Oscar Mayer, r. 2001 Bush

Skinner John C., assistant superintendent Ferries and Cliff House Ry, r. 1111 Jones

Skinner John H., clerk Goodsll, Perkins & Co., r. 900 Pine

Skinner Nathan B., warehouse man, r. 22 Bluxome, resr

Skipper John, master mariner. r. 6% Garden

Skirls Thomas, woodworker O'Brien & Sons, r. 209 Waller

Skivington George, with Risdon I. and L. Works,r. 202 Fair Oaks

Skivington John F., foreman pattternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 202 Fair Oaks

Skivington Peter, molder Risdou I. and L. Works, r. 1203 York

Skosky Vincent, laborer. r. 2115 Greenwich

Skootaky Albert, wood and coal, 814 McAllister, r. 1424 Turk

Skootsky Albert Jr., shoemaker, 814 McAllister r. 1424 Turk

Skootsky Isadore, teamster A. Skootsky, r. 1424 Turk Skootsky Peter, r. 1424 Turk

Skov Christian P., walter Mayle & Weinholz, r. 404 Tehama

Skoyen Charles, upholsterer, r. 227 Eleventh

Skoyen Louis E., with Laumeister Mills, r. 227 Elev- enth

Skuce Frank, packer Washington Mnfg Co., r. 19 Boyd Skur John, longshoreman, r. 408 Harrison

Skuse Thomas, laborer, r. 820 Folsom

Skyum Nels, tanner C. Hellwig, r. 123 Twenty-sixth Slack Andrew L. Mrs., widow, r. 711 Shotwell

Slack Charles A., clerk Charles Meier, r. 7 Langton

Slack Charles W. (Chapman & Slack) attorney at law, 212 Sansome, rooms 24-26 and professor municipal law Hastings' College of the Law, r. 825 Ellis

Slack Darwin E. (R. Tiernan & Co.) r. 2627 Folsom Slack Edgar S., r. 711 Shotwell

Slack Margaret. widow, r. 7 Langton

Slack Walter K., clerk Frederic A. Hyde, r. 2321 }% Hyde

Slacke Randal, clerk Nathaniel Hunter, r. 1130 Mar- ket

Slade Edward M., special policeman, r. 906 Illinois SLADE S. E. & CO. (S. E. Slade, E. K. Wood and C. A. Thayer) lumber merchants, cargoesfurnished and lum- ber sawed to order, Pier 14, Stewart, yards Howard Street Wharf and Steu- art opp office, telephone 982

Slade Spencer E. (S. E. Slade & Co.) r. Oakland

Slailky Charles, proprietor Hammam Baths, 11-13 Grant Av

Sladky Joseph, superintendent mechanics State Uni- versity, r. 11 Grant Av

Slaker Adam, first lieutenant U. S. A., r. Presidio Slamon Patrick, laborer, r. 31 Boardman Pl, rear Slankard George, vaquero. r. 915 Bryant

Slate Ellen, widow, r. 412 Francisco

Sister Charles H., signwriter, r. 334 Bush

Slater Frank M., teamster Telephone Transfer Co., r. 1221 Mission

Sister Frank P., showcase maker Bernstein & Co., r. 234 Fell

Slater George, varnisher, r. 234 Fell

Slater James H., speculator, r. 442 Twentieth

Slater John, r. 336 O'Farrell

Slater John, master mariner, r. 27 Federal

Slater John W., clerk, r. 234 Fell

Slater Mary Mrs., r. Ns Dominica bet St. John and Tombigbee

Slater Patrick, plasterer, r. 234 Fell

Slater Richard, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 620 Tennessee

Slater R. S., painter Palace Hotel

MONARCH OF THE DAILIES.

S. F. "EXAMINER."

MOST NEWS !

MOST CIRCULATION ! MOST ADVERTISEMENTS !

W. & J. SLOANE & CO. Parlor, Chamber, Dining Room and Library

FURNITURE.

641 to 647 MARKET STREET.

Slater Thomas, physician and surgeon, 235 Post, r. Alameda

Slater William H., carpenter and builder, r. N s Do- minica bet St. John and Tombiebes

Slattery Catherine, widow, r. 223 Minna

Slattery Dennis, r. 28%% Twenty-eighth

Slattery Dennis F., clerk U. S. Mint, r. 1429 Polk

Stattery Edgar F., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1429 Polk

Slattery Frances B. Mise, telegraph operator Pac. Postal Tel. Cable Co., r. Oakland

Slattery Frank, photographer, r. 231 Duncan

Slattery House, Jeremiah Slattery proptr, 521 How- ard

Slattery James, expressman, r. 511 Sixteenth

Slattery James, laborer, r. 212 First

Slattery James, teamster Robinson & Gillespie, r. 339 Sutter

Slattery James Jr., clerk Purchasing Dept S. P. Co., r. East Oakland

Slattery John, laborer, r. 40 Moss

Slattery John, molder Vulcan Iron Works, r. 408 Val- lejo

Slattery John. pressman Francis, Valentine & Co., r. cor Sixth and Point Lobos Avs

Slattery Jeremiah, proptr Slattery House, 521 Howard Slattery Nora Miss, dressmaker, r. 1519 California

Slattery Mary, widow, r. 40 Moss

Slattery Michael, laborer, r. S s Point Lobos Av nr Sixth Av

Slattery Michael F., printer H. M. Vaughan

Slattery Michael J., copper plate printer, 608 Market, r. 13 Washington Av

Slattery Patrick, buyer O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. Oakland

Slattery Patrick, hostler Fashion Stsbles, r. 22 Turk Slattery Patrick, laborer, r. 12 William

Slattery Patrick, laborer Moody & Knox, r. 532% Sixth

Slattery Richard, teamster, r. 408 Vallejo

Slattery Thomas, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r. S & Point Lobos Av nr Sixth Av

Slaitery Thomas F. (Burnett & Slattery) r. 126% Jul- ian Av

Slattnear Martin, tanner A. B. Patrick & Co., r. 1112 York

Slaughter Charles, laborer Pac. Woodenware and Cooperage Co., r. 316 Seventh

Slsvan Annie E. Miss, principal Cleveland Primary School, r. 468 Seventeenth

Slsvan Mary H. Miss, teacher Cleveland Primary School, r. 468 Seventeenth

Slaven Alonzo, clerk Freight Auditor's Office S. P. Co., r. 1024 Army

Slaven Antone, painter, r. 15 Federal

Slaven Augustus, architect, r. 2323 Howard

Slaven Catherine T., widow. r. 1024 Army

Slaven Frank, fireman, r. 541 First

Slaven James E., compositor Wasp, r. 1157 Folsom] Slaven John, laborer, r. 9 Converse

Alsven Joseph P., tanner, r. 827 Brannan

Slaven Michael, laborer, r. 762 Brannan, rear

Slaven Thomas, laborer, r. 9 Converse

Slavich Andrea, cooper S. Lachman & Co., r. 519 Third

Slavich George, cocper S. Lachman & Co., r. 519 Third

Slavin Daniel, liquor saloon, 417 Brannan

Slavin Edward, cooper, r. 729 Brannan

Slavin Edward P., coppersmith, r. 1637 Hyde

Slavin James, r. 729 Brannan

Slavin John, driver, r. 1637 Hyde

Slavin Joseph, laborer, r. 608 Seventh

Slaviu Joseph, machinist, r. 180 Perry

Slavin Margaret, widow, janitress Hermann Street School, r. 309% Sixth

Slavin Mary, widow, bakery, 1324 Dupont, r. 1637 Hyde

PACIFIC MANF'G CO. WINDMILLS, PUMPS, TANKS.

SEE ADVERTISEMENT INSIDE BACK COVER.

PARKE & LACY COMPANY, ENGINES, BOILERS, 21-23 FREMONT ST.,

MACHINISTS' TOOLS. WOOD WORKING MACHINERY.

PERRIER-JOUËT & CO. CHAMPAGNE

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

1198

SMA

SLA

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OF

Plain, Japanned and Stamped

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

Slavin Patrick, liquor saloon, 536 Sixth Slavin Thomas E., clerk Risdon I. and L. Works Slavin. See Slavan, Slaven and Slevin Slavonic Illiric Society, 10 California

Slawson C. R., painter, r. 811 Leavenworth Sleator Edmond M., canvasser, r. 529%% Shotwell, rear Sleeman Henry, laborer, r. SE cor Trinidad and Rail- road Av

Sleeper Charles, manager S. F. Clearing House, 211 Sansome, r. 456 Guerrero

Sleeper Hobart W., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. Oakland

Sleeper Mary Misa, teacher Longfellow Primary School, r. 456 Guerrero

Sleeper William O., assayer, r. 456 Guerrero

Slemin Charles Jr. (Barrett, Slemin & Co.) r. Oak- land

Sleskovich, Josich & Moreno (Martin Sleskovich, Charles Josich and Joseph G. Moreno) restau- rants, 551 First and 212 Brannan

Sleskovich Martin (Sleskovich, Josich & Moreno) r. 71 Federal

Slessinger Louis (Porter, Slessinger & Co.) r. 1020 Van Ness Av

(7 Slessinger. See Schlesinger

Slevin James P., porter, r. 2755 Harrison

Slevin Patrick, corporal police, r. 2755 Harrison

Slevin Thomas B., bookkeeper Lane & Connelly, r. 2755 Harrison

Slevin Thomas E., cashier S. F. Gss Light Co., r. 2413 Sacramento

Slevin. See Slaven and Slavin

Slimmon Alonzo, engineer, r. 121 Shipley

Sliney Flora Miss, r. 1617 Turk

Slininger John A., cigarmaker A. Brune, r. 845 How- ard

Slinsen Louis, carpenter, r. 225% Seventh

Slinsen Matilda Mrs., dressmaking, 225% Seventh Slitor Ellen, widow, r. 27% Moss

Shtor Ernst H., harnessmaker r. 537 Howard

Sloan A. Mrs., widow, r. 613 Geary

Sloan Alexander, r. 613 Geary

Sloan Arthur, elevatorman 220 Sutter. r. 1425 Bush Sloan Bernard, peddler, r. 2608 Manchester

Sloau Hardy H., millwright, r. 157 Seventh

Sloan Henry, porkparker, r. 1010 Lombard Sloan John. r. 20 Prospect Pl

Sloan John, porter Magre & Moore, r. 27 Everett

Sloan John, ship supplies, 305-307 Washington, r. 1519 Clay

Sloan J. Ralph, with John Sloan, r. 1519 Clay Sloan Margaret, widow, r. 1425 Bush

Sloan Mary, widow, r. 1210 Scott

Sloan Thomas, laborer. r. 21 Julian Av

Sloan Thomas E., clerk, r. 613 Geary

Sloan William 1., dairyman, r. 2430 Bryant Av

Sloan Willlam R., clerk, r. 611 Polk

Sloane Chiarles C., wholesale stationery, 300 Post, r. 2:27 Howard

Sloane Ellen, widow, r. 553 Howard Sloane Joseph, carpenter. r. 900 Stockton

SLOANE W. & J. & CO.

(W. & J. Sloane of New York, Charles I. Watson and George D. Cooper) car- pets, oilcloths, upholstery goods, wall- paper, etc., 641-643 Market

Sloat Charles F., dentist, 873% Market, rooms 1-3, r. Oakland

Slocomb H. Mra., lodgings, 217 Post

Slocomb Henry B., r. 212 Austin

Slocomb Jane P., widow, r. 212 Austin

Slocum Charles B., clerk Mack & Co., r. 1608 Stev- enson

Slocum E. R. (E. R. Slocum & Co.) r. 44 Sixth

Slocum E. R. & Co. (E. R. Slocum) ladies' and chil- dren's underwear, 144 Sixth

Slocum George L., stock broker, r. 446 Natoma

Slocum Harry B., bookkeeper McCue Carriage Factory, r. 925 Sutter

Slocum John, bartender. r. 49%% Tehama Slocum John, hostler John Wieland Brewing Co.

Slocum Kittie E., clerk E. J. Bowen, r. 440 Natoms

Slocum Lot D., proprietor Excelsior Stables, 921- 923 Sutter, r. 925 Sutter

Slocum Margaret M. Misa, r. 2531 Mission

Slocumb W. F., clerk George A. Fisher, r. 605 Ellis Sloman Ernest, bartender P. Connolly, r. 1205 Taylor Sloper Ira M., carpenter, r. 118 Jones

Bloss Gordon E., member Board of Equalization, r. 235 Kearny

Sloss Henry A., bookkeeper Gilbert C. Fowler, r. 10 Morris Av

Sloss Joseph, clerk Louis Sloss & Co., r. 1500 Van Ness Av

Sloss Leon (Louis Sloss & Co.) r. 1717 Jackson

Sloss Leonard B., clerk Greenberg & Bier, r. 1714 Market

Sloss Louis (Hutchinson, Kohl, Philippeus & Co. and Louis Sloss & Co.) r. 1500 Van Ness Av

Sloss Louis Jr. (Louis Sloss & Co.) r. 1500 Van Ness Av

Sloss Louis D., r. 16 Turk

Sloss Louls & Co. (Louis Sloss, Lewis Gerstle and Leon and Louis Sloss Jr.) commission mer -- chants, 310 Sansome

Sloss. See Schloss and Shloss

Slossen Edward K., mining, r. 133 Fair Oaks

Slosson E. Percy, salesman Holbrook, Merrill & Stet- son, r. 2330 Fillmore

Slosson H. L., assistant ticket agent Atlantic and Pac. RR., r. Oakland

Slow Ferdinand (Kruse & Slow) r. 16 South Park Slussar Clara Mrs., r. 904 Washington

Slyter George M., plasterer, r. 2456 Market

Slyther Edmund D. (G. M. Slyther & Son) r. 117 Fonrteenth

Slyther George M. (G. M. Slyther & Son) r. 117 Four- teenth

Slyther G. M. & Son (George M. and Edmund D.) plasterers and bricklayers, 117 Fourteenth Smack Ferdinand A., barber, 2702 Mission

Smadeke William, wines and liquors, SW cor Eighth and Mission, r. 155 Ninth

Ny Smadeke. See Schmadeke

Smale John, carpenter, r. 721 Shotwell

Smale John Jr., carpenter, r. 237 Fell

Small A. D., teamster Black Diamond Coal Mining Co., r. 946 Howard

Small Adeline F., widow, dressmaking, 1153 Howard Small A. H., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 1312 Taylor

Small Allen, carpenter, r. 325 Capp

Small Annie Mrs., dressmaker. r. 2050 Mission

Small Archibald, surveyor, r. 319 Tehama

Small Benjamin F., clerk Custom House, r. 1404 Polk Small Charles A., foreman I. H. Small, r. 393 Sixth

Small Dominick, carpenter, r. 407 Greenwich

Small F., clerk Wells Fargo & Co.

Small George K., conductor Ferries and Cliff House Ry., r. 1404 Polk

Small G. L. master mariner, office 18 Howard

Small H. (Jason Springer & Co.) r. Berkeley

Small Henry, engineer. r. 845 Mission

Small Henry, riveter Union Iron Works, r. Es Iowa bet Yolo and Yuba

SMALL ISAAC H. foundry and

machine works, 574-576 Brannan, r. %21 Seventh

Small James H., carpenter. r. 407 Greenwich Small John, laborer, r. W s Georgia bet Shasta and Sierra

Small John W., bartender, r. 407 Greenwich

Small Joseph, dentist, r. 1707 Polk

Small Joseph D., blacksmith, r. 407 Greenwich

PEOPLES HOME

SAVINGS BANK.

PAYS HIGHEST RATES OF INTEREST. MARKET AND FOURTH STREETS.

NATIONAL Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford

Capital, $1,000,000 | GEO. D. DORNIN. Manager Assets, $2,326,581 | WM. SEXTON, Acct. Manager.

OFFICE, 33 GEARY STREET.

SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY. Washing well done at Low Rates.

HE BANCROFT COMPANY

{

721 } NEW BOOKS RECEIVED DAILY,

SMA

1199

SMI

Small Levi, rigger, r. 243 Oak

Small Mary, r. 1707 Polk

Small Mary J., widow, r. 73212 Clementina

Small William, ship carpenter. r. 535 Minna

Small William F., apprentice N. W. Spanlding Saw Co., r. Oakland

Small William S., carpenter Union Iron Works, r. 210 Chattanooga

Smallbone James. conductor Market St. RR., r. 820 Lott

Smalley James (Smalley & Byrne) r. Haywards

Smalley & Byrne (James Smalley and Michael Byrne) proptrs Smalley's Expreas, 3-5 Commercial

Smallman Mary, saleslady Mra. M. Jnrgensen, r. 2126 Stockton

Smallman William, deckhand tug Gov. Perkins, r. 2125 Stockton

Smallman William H. M., salesman Hart Saddlery Co., r. 605 Bush

Smallpox Hospital, bet De Haro and Rhode Island, Colusa and Marin

Smalls Jacques, chief cook Pacific-Union Club, r. 1219 York

Smallwood William W., porter, r. 834 Broadway

Smart Charles N., clerk Shainwald, Buckbee & Co., r. 1412 Octavia

Smart Frank B .. conductor, r. 1585 Valencia

Smart George C., proptr New York Dairy, W 8 Old San Jose Road nr Industrial School, r. Hotel Pleasanton

Smart Isabella Mrs., r. 725 Minna

Smart William F., driver George C. Smart, r. W s Old San Jose Road nr Industrial School

Smedberg William R., insurance, 316 California, r. 1611 Larkin

Smeder Otto, clerk, r. 215 Gough

Smedley George, laborer Pac, Gas Imp. Co., r. N s Pine bet Dupont and Stockton

Smedley Henry, porter, 323 Front, r. 1130 Pacific

Smedley James W., salesman Gordan Bros., r. 211 Powell

Smedley John K., machinist Joshua Hendy Machine Works, r. 2304 Howard

Smeth A. S. & Co. (Antonio S. Smeth and Girolomo Covacich) restaurant and oyster saloon, 1004 Market

Smeth Antonio S. (A. S. Smeth & Co.) r. 1725 Post

Smiddy Edward F., butcher, 965 Bryant, r. 211}} Perry

Smiddy Timothy, clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. 211 % Perry

Smidt Emil (Smidt & Zapffe) r. 104 Seventh

Smidt Louis, groceries and liquors, SE cor California and Dupont, r. 1131 Clay

Smidt & Zapffe (Emil Smidt and Henry Zapffe) liquor saloon, SW cor Mission and Seventh

(G) Smidt. See Schmid, Schmidt and Schmitt

Smidth Ernest, cigars and tobacco, 260 Market, r. 219 Hayes

Smidth Robert, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r. 227 Second

Smiles Anna, widow, r. 35 Clara

Smiley E. M. Mrs., widow, r. 20 Hampton Pl

Smiley Frank A., stock clerk Davis Bros., r. Ellis nr Steiner

Smiley Frank R., laborer, r. 346 Fourth

Smiley Helen M., teacher Emerson Primary School, r. 1701 Gough

Smiley James, broker, 329 Montgomery, r. 1522 Polk Smiley James, shoemaker, r. 136 Ridley

Smiley John, boilermaker, r. 499 Fonrth

Smiley Samuel P. (Morris & Smiley) and salesman Tatum & Bowen, r. 1701 Gough

Smiley Thomas J. L., Registrar of Voters. New City Hall, basement, r. 2225 Taylor

Smilie Elton R., physician and dentist, 17 Sev- enth

Smilie James, plumber Golden City Chemical Works, r. 735 Twenty. third

"WANTS"

IN THE EXAMINER

BRING GREATEST RESULT

AT LOWEST RATES.

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.

Hotels, Lodges, Steamships, etc., supplied with

FURNITURE, CARPETS and UPHOLSTERY AT SPECIAL RATES. 641 to 647 Market Street.

Smilie John, calker Union Iron Worka, r. 499 Fourth S milie Robert, carpenter and builder. 330 Pine, room 11, r. Oakland

Smistad Ole G., ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 133 Mississippi *

Smit Henry, starcher U. S. Laundry, r. 2945 Six- teenth

Smith Adam, r. 502 Van Ness Av

Smith Adam, carpenter, r. 1923 Howard

Smith Adam, boot cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 11 Hickory

Smith Adam B., driver, r. 1 Wall

Smith Addie G., teacher Rincon Grammar School, r. 304 Bartlett

Smith Adelaide M. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary School, r. 427 Ellia

Smith Adelle E., widow, r. 1129 Mission

Smith Adrian R., chief clerk W. N. Cowles & Co., r. 226 Stockton

Smith A. E. Miss, stenographer Gen. Passenger Office S. P. Co., r. Alameda

Smith A. F. Mrs., widow. r. 218 Fillmore

Smith A. H. & Co. (Arthur H. Smith, E. O. Dem- ing and John R. Garrett) druggiats and apothe- caries, NE cor Bush and Polk

Smith A. J. Mrs., dressmaking, 430 Turk

Smith Albert, laborer, r. 120 Clipper

Smith Albert, machiniat, r. 219% Austin

Smith Albert C., upholsterer, r. 1325a Sacramento

Smith Albert C., upholsterer F. W. Kreling & Sons, r. 636 Mission

Smith Albert J., clerk, r. 642 Folsom

Smith Albert J., laborer, r. 506 Folsom

Smith Albert S., sawyer Steele & Jacobsen, r. 311 Eighth

Smith Albion J., caahier freight dept P. C. SS. Co., Broadway Wharf, r. 922 Greenwich

Smith Alexander, bookbinder Hicks-Judd Co., r. 530 Sanchez

Smith Alexander, bricklayer, r. 602 Linden Av

Smith Alexander, carpenter, r. 539 Minna

Smith Alexander, carpenter A. Wilkie, r. 427 Ellis

Smith Alexander, laborer. r. 631 Sacramento

Smith Alexander, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 704 Folsom

Smitlı Alexander D., compositor Chronicle, r. 1225 Kearny

Smith Alfred, bakery, 1639 Polk

Smith Alfred H. & Co. (New York) importers diamonds, Phelps & Miller agents, 120 Sutter

Smith Alfred J., shirt cutter Thomas Kent, r. 1145 Stevenson

Smith Alfred W., conductor, r. 2611 % Sutter

Smith Alice E., widow, r. 1401 Powell

Smith American Organs, Benj. Curtaz & Son, agents, 20 O'Farrell

Smith Andrew, carpenter, r. 1938 Ellis

Smith Andrew (Harrington & Smith) r. 1013% Twen- ty-first

Sınith Andrew, jauitor Bethany Church

Smith Andrew, laborer, r. 12 Bernice

Smith Andrew, stonecutter. r. 35 Crocker

Smith Andrew F., assistant foreman Call, r. 13 Hill

Smith Andrew J., carpenter, r. 212 Broadway

Smith Andrew V., r. 2445 Howard

Smith Ann, widow, r. 2429 Larkin

Smith Anu Mrs., r. 304 Sixteenth

Smith Anna J., widow, r. 2125 Bush

Smith Annie, widow. r. 825 Nineteenth

Smith Annie, laundress S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy

Smith Annie, nurse City and County Hospital, r. 17%% Eugenia

Smith Annie Mias, presshand Pac. Can Co., r. 908 Folsom

Smith Annie F., widow, r. 848 Folsom

Smith Aunie M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 32} Harriet

Smith Anson B., traveling salesman Bothin Mnfg Co., r. 135 Cumberland

STARBIRD & GOLDSTONE

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LUMBER DEALERS BUILDING MATERIAL A SPECIALTY.

101 Market St.

1. GUNDLACH & CO'S. BURGUNDY & ZINFANDEL

MOËT & CHANDON CHAMPAGNE.

FOR SALE BY WINE MERCHANTS, GROCERS. HOTELS and RESTAURANTS.

SMI

1200

SMI

w. W. Montague & Co. Importers and Dealers in ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TILE

Encaustic, Glazed and Plain. 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET

Smith Anthony, ateward brig Consuelo, r. 56216 Na- tomq

Smith Anthony B., salesman Chicago Clock Co., r. 1714 Market

Smith Anthony J., compositor Call. r. 1401 Powell Smith Antone, r. 1725 Post

Smith Arthur A. (Freeman, Smith & Co.) r. NW cor Steiner and Jackson

Smith Arthur H. (A. H. Smith & Co. ; r. 716 Ellis

Smith August, harnesamaker B. A. Sammann, r. 317 Ellis

Smith Augustine C., attorney at law,316 California, r. 1803 Stockton

Smith Axel W., master mariner, r. 429 Tenth

Smith Barclay J., manager Harper A. Smith, r. 475 Seventeenth

Smith Barlow J., manager Caloric Vita Oil Co., office and r. 1513 Buchanan

Smith B. Miss, glovemaker. r. 914 Taylor

Smith Benjamin, butcher, SW cor Sutter and Baker Smith Benjamin, real estate, 328 Kearny, r. 2519 Pine Smith Benjamin B., r. 606 Montgomery

Smith Benjamin F., r. 1538 Eddy

Smith Benjamin J., special agent Robert Dickson, r. Oak'and

Smith Benjamin P., typecaster Palmer & Rey, r. 514 Third

Smith Benjamin P. G., agent O. R. and N. Co., Spear St. Wharf. r. Redwood City

Smith Bernard, cigarmaker, r. 7a August Alley

Sinith Bessie, widow, r. 20 Masonic Av

Smith Boys J., salesman H. P. Gregory & Co., r. 664 Mission

Smith Bradford W., paying teller London and San Francisco Bank, r. Oakland

Smith Bridget, widow, r. N s Dominica bet Susque- hanna and St. John

Smith Brothers (H. P. and N. T.) hay, grain and feed, 1331-1333 Folsom

Smith Butler. secretary Western Advertising and Land Exchange Co., 57 Flood Bldg, r. 418 Sutter Smith Byron G., r. 927 Fillmore

Smith Carrie Mra .. r. 17 Powell

Smith Carrie L., aaleslady, r. 25 Hawthorne

Smith Catherine, widow, r. 5 Laura Av

Smith Catherine, widow. r. 30 Blake

Smith Catherine, widow, r. 148 Natoma

Smith Catherine, widow. r. 1138 Mission, rear

Smith C. B. Jr., bellboy Americau Exchange Hotel Smith C. B., r. 418 Sutter

Smith C. E., laborer, r. 628 Brannan

Smith C. F., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 603 Bush Smith C. II., r. Lick House

Smith Charles, r. NE cor Central Av and Geary

Smith Charles, assistant foreman Engine No. 11, r. Manitoba nr Yazoo

Smith Charles, baker, City and County Hospital

Smith Charles, carbuilder, r. 350 Jessie

Smith Charles, car driver, r. 1540 Eddy

Smith Charles, carpenter, r. 423 Fell

Smiith Charles, clerk Charles W. Fox, r. 10 Leroy Pl Smith Charles, cook C. P. Toft

Smith Charles, fireman stmir Bay City, r. 344 Shipley Smith Charlea, laborer W. A. Meeker, r. 434 Fifth

Smith Charles, longshoreman, r. 560 Howard

Smith Charles, machiniat. r. 420 Sixth

Smith Charles, metal alater Wmn. Cronan

Smith Charles, watchman S. F. Cordage Co., r. SE cor Santa Clara and Missouri Smith Charles, scaman, r. 13 Clay

Sınith Charles, seaman, r. 135 Folsom

Smith Charles, scamau, r. 217 Broadway

Smith Charlea, shooting gallery, 815 (Knoblock & Smith) r. 1415 Powell

Kearny and

Smith Charles, stevedore, r. 532 Chestnut Smith Charlea. teamster, r. 216 Ninth

Smith Charles, teamster, r. 726 Laguna

Smith Charles, with John Wieland Brewing Co.

Smith Charles A., machinist Charles Smith, r. 1415 Powell

Smith Charles C., seaman, r. 294 East

Smith Charles C., waiter. r. 17% Scott Pl

Smith Charles D., cook City and County Almahouse

Smith Charles E., conductor, r. 14 Blake

Smith Charles E., machine hand Steele & Jacobson, r. 300 Shotwell

Smith Charles E., with John H. Gilmore, r. Oakland Smith Charles F., butcher, SW cor Mission and Brook Smith Charles F., carpenter, r. 31 Lily Av

Smith Charles F., liquors and boarding, 45 Sacra- mento

Smith Charles G., carpenter, r. 268 Clara, rear

Smith Charles G., contractor and builder, r. 2918 Fol- som

Smith Charles H., carpenter, r. 20 Hoff Av

Smith Charles H., carpeuter, r. 1718 Jones

Smith Charles H., clerk Liverpool and London and Globe Ins. Co., r. 1827 Pacific Av

Smith Charles H., flag mnfr, 2 Market, r. 510 Green- wich

Smith Charles H., lead grinder Pioneer White Lead Works, r. 516 Fulton

Smith Charles H., grainer, r. 146 Fifth

Smith Charles H., receiving teller Anglo-Californian Bank. r. 502 Van Ness Av

Smith Charles H. Jr., clerk, r. 510 Greenwich

Smith Charles J., bartender, r. 820 Folsom

Smith Charles J., compositor Examiner, r. 1401 Pow- ell

Smith Charles J., gripman Market St. RR., r. 2929 Mission

Smith Charles J. J., teacher music, 126 Kearny, room 7 Smith Charles M., transfer agent, r. 1720 Geary

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Langley's San Francisco directory for the year commencing 1889, Part 282

Author: Publication date: 1889 Publisher: San Francisco : Francis, Valentine & Co. Number of Pages: 1616

Author:
Publication date: 1889
Publisher: San Francisco : Francis, Valentine & Co.
Number of Pages: 1616