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Pacheco Luis J., bartender. r. 43% Everett
Pacheco Manuel A., barber. 266 First
Pacheco Pablo, foreman teamster Bender Brothers, r. 346 Fourth
Pacific Advertising Bureau, Palmer & Rey proprietors. 405-407 Sansome
Pacific Art Glass Works, John Mallon proprie- tor, 1211-1215 Howard and 19 Fremont
Pacific Artificial Stone Co., office 330 Pine, room 11
Pacific Asphaltum Co., F. M. Neuval propri- etor, 413 Kearny
Pacific Athletic Club, rooms 2411 Mission
Pacific Auxiliary Fire Alarm Co .. Louis Slo88 Jr., president, Percy T. Morgan vice-presi- dent and general manager, W. Hansen secretary. 323 Pine
Pacific Axle Co., John T. McCrosson secretary, Will- iam Hendry superintendent, works NW cor Napa and Maryland, office 213 Mission
PACIFIC BANK R. H. McDon- ald president, Frank V. McDonald cashier, O. F. Miner secretary, NW cor Sunsome and Pine
Pacific Bone Coal and Fertilizing Co., Abraham Haas manager, San Bruno Road nr Six Mile House, office 614 Seventh
Pacific Borax, Sait and Soda Co., J. H. Maynard presi- dent, A. H. Clough secretary, office 230 Mout- gomery
Pacific Box Factory, L. Racouillat & Sons pro- prietors, 439-445 Brannan
Pacific Box Factory, Myers, Merilliou & Co. pro- prietors, NW cor Fourth and Kentucky
Pacific Brewery, Fortmann & Co. proptrs, 267-271 Trhama and 266 Clementina
Pacific Bridge Co., Richard W. Gorrill president, office 4 California, room 8
W. W. Montague & Co. PUMPS,
Suction and Force. FOR HAND, WIND-HILL AND POWER ALL SIZES. 509, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
THE LION Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON
Capital, $4,125,000 Assets, $4,712,747
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GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager WM. SEXTON, Asst. Manager.
ANGLO-NEVADA ASSURANCE CORPORATION. Cash Assets, $2.672.849. §315 Montgomery.
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Pacific Carriage Co.
OLIVER HINKLEY, Superintendent.
GENERAL BUSINESS OFFICE,
48 Eighth Street and Baldwin Hotel Stand. CENTRAL STANDS,
200 AND 207 SUTTER ST,
NW and SW cors Kearny and Sutter Streets.
Telephone 1950.
Coupes and Carriages at Baldwin Hotel and Central Stands, 200 and 207 Sutter Street, Any hour of the day or night.
Special rates by applying to the Superintendent or Foreman at the Baldwin or Central Stands. (See other side)
PACIFIC CARRIAGE CO.
General Business Office, 48 Eighth Street.
TELEPHONE No. 1950.
Coupe, One or Two Passengers :
$1.00
Hack, One or Two Passengers
.. 1.50
Hack, Three or Four : .. : ..
2.00
Within district bounded by Broadway, Gough, Twelfth Streets, and the city front, or for one mile.
OLIVER HINKLEY, Supt.
Hacks and Coupes sent promptly in responso to calls from the S. F. Dist. Tel. Co's Boxes and the Pacific Bell Telephone Co. or Messenger Service at our expense.
RATES OF FARE:
COUPE.
$ 1.00. ... One or two passengers
.$ 1.50
Three or four passengers ...
2.00
Each additional mile (each passenger) .. 25
1.50 ... Calling and shopping, first hour
2.00
1.00. .. . Calling and shopping, each subsequent hour.
1.50
3 00 ... . Theaters, Balls and Parties, both ways reserved.
4.00 4.00
3.50 .. . . Funerals
4.00 6.00
6.00. ... Funerals, Holy Cross Cemetery.
6.00. . . . Alms House, vla Park ..
6.00 3.00
6.00. .. . CIHT House, via Park and return. . .
8.00 10.00
2.00. .. . City and County Hospital
2.50
2.00 ... German Hospital
2.50
1.(0. .. . Oakland Point (ferriage extra)
4.00 6.00
6.00 . . Ocean House, via Park
4.00 .... Park Drive ....
5.00 .... Park Drive to end of Beuch Itond
3.00 .. Presídio.
5.00 .. Presidio and Fort Polnt Drive.
7.00. .. . Presidio, Fort Point and Park Drive
10.00. ... Presidio, Fort Point, CHif House and Park Drive.
2.50. .. . St. Luke's Hospital.
3.00
4.(10) ... Villa 5.00
10.00 .... l'onrieen-mulle House
12.00
4.00. . . . Industrial School.
5.00
Detentions after the time on which Carriages are ordered will be charged by the hour.
Four-in hand Wagonettos for Parties. Horses, Buggies and Rockaways.
Work Horses To Let.
CARRIAGE.
3.00 .... Weddings
2.50 .. Black Point ..
8.00. .. . Cliff House, via Park and return via Ocean House.
6 00. . . . Oakland (ferriage extra)
8.00 5.00 7.00 4.00 6.00 10.00 12.00
MERICAN FIRE INS. CO. PHILADELPHIA,
BROWN, CRAIG & CO., General Agents, 508-510 California St.
PAC
1039
PAC
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE T. A. Robinson president. 320 Post Pacific Business College Review, 320 Post PACIFIC BUTCHERS' SUPPLY CO.
Hofmann Brothers proprietors, sans- age casings, spices and hutchers' sup- plies of every description, 69 New Montgomery
Pacific Cable Construction Co., J. M. Thompson pres- ident and general manager, Phillip Oppenheim secretary, 258 Market
Pacific Cable Railway Co., A. S. Hallidie president, Charles F. Crocker vice-president, J. L. Willcutt secretary, president's office 9 Fre- mont, secretary's office NE cor Fourth and Town- send, room 34
Pacific Can Co., John Lee president and super- intendent, Sidney M. Smith vice-president, Al- fred D. Cutler secretary and treasurer, 522-542 Townsend
PACIFIC CARRIAGE CO.
Oliver Hinkley superintendent, offices 200 Sutter and Baldwin Hotel, busi- lless office 11 Powell, telephone 1950
Pacific Chemical Preparation Co., Abraham Patek proprietor, mnfrs blueing and leather dressing, 513 Sixth
Pacific Chemical Works, Henry G. Hanks pro- prietor, 718 Montgomery
Pacific Churchman (semi-monthly) William H. H. Tobey publisher, 605 Montgomery
Pacific Cleaning and Dyeing Works, J. Spaulding & Co. proprietors, 353-357 Tehama Pacific Coal and Commercial Co., Wmn. H. H. Hart, president, office 230 Montgomery, room 24
Pacific Coast Advertising Bureau and CIRCULAR DISTRIBUTING AGENCY, Henry Macsorley & Co., proprietors, 608 Market and 9 Post, room 12
Pacific Coast Amateur Photographic Association, 605 Merchant
Pacific Coast Blood Horse Assn., E. S. Culver secre- tary, 313 Bush, third floor
Pacific Coast Board of Commerce, T. Cary Friedlander secretary. 24 Merchants' Exchange Pacific Coast Boiler Works, George E. Belmor, 208-210 Mission
Pacific Coast Business Agency, Immigration and Em- ployment Bureau, James B. Wilson secretary, 622 Clay
Pacific Coast Catholic Almanac, 1390 Market Pacific Coast Children's Carriage Works, Edwin Falkingham proptr, Sixteenth bet Folsom and Harrison
Pacific Coast Commercial Record, Anthony Reilly editor, 508 Clay
PACIFIC COAST CO-OPERATIVE CIGAR MANUFACTURING CO., S. B. Caldwell president, Henry Knobel secretary, 304 Battery
Pacific Coast Dredging and Reclamation Co., John Hackett manager, 40 California
Pacific Coast Field Trials Club, H. H. Briggs secre- tary, 313 Bush
Pacific Coast Financial Record (weekly) J.C. Marriott editor and publisher, 229 Krarny
Pacific Coast Gas Light and Fuel Co., Charles M. Oakley secretary, Alfred M, Belt mau- ager, 314 Montgomery, room 4
Pacific Coast Holiness Assn., H. T. Besse chairman, H. W. Stowe secretary, J. W. Ellsworth treasurer, 607 California
ASK your DRUGGIST or GROCER for Franco-American Food Co.'s
INVALID SOUPS
Specially Prepared in Tins and Glass. Mau, Sadler & Co., S. F., Agents.
W. & J. SLOANE & CO. SPECIAL DESIGNS IN
FURNITURE
641 to 647 Market Street.
Pacific Coast Home Supply Asan. (James Sharp, W. R. Davidaon and F. E. Marsh, 132 Market, rooms 21-24
Pacific Coast Hotel Register Co., The Hicks- Judd Co. proprietors, Charles D. HInes general agent, 23 First
Pacific Coast Jersey Cattle Club, John W. Coleman president, 405 California
Pacific Coast Land Bureau, Wendell Easton president, George W. Frink vice-president, F. B. Wilde secretary, 638 Market
PACIFIC COAST LAND TRADING BUREAU
H. I. Nager & Co. successors to S. H. Brown & Co., 30 Kearny, rooms 2-3 Pacific Coast Marine Firemen's Union, 9 Mission
Pacific Coast Merchants' Association, Charles I. Kendall general manager, Troutt & Stevens attorneys, 15 Flood Bldg
Pacific Coast Metaphysical Co., Mrs. Sadie E. Gorie manager, 428 Turk
Pacific Coast Mining Exchange Bureau, Gustavus B. Krutmejer, 82 Montgomery Block Pacific Coast Oil Co., Charles B. Wheaton secre- tary, 13 Pine
Pacific Coast Packing Co. (Ferndale, Eel River) Cut- ting Packing Co. agents, 123-125 Market
Pacific Coast Postal Index (monthly) Macondray Bros. proptrs, 523 Montgomery
Pacific Coast Power Co., C. E. K. Royce presi- dent, M. Levingston manager, Edward T. Steen superintendent, office 331 Montgomery, rooms 22-23
Pacific Coast Railway Co., George C. Perkins president, Goodall, Perkins & Co. general agents, office 10 Market
Pacific Coast Review (monthly) John G. Edwards publisher, 320 Sansome, room 13
Pacific Coast Revision Bureau (Mrs. Emelie Tracy Y. Packhurst Mra. Nellie Blessing Eyster, 1419 Taylor
Pacific Coast Ship Owners' Association, Frank E Preble secretary, Pier 3 Stenart
Pacific Coast Steam Agricultural Manufacturing Co., C. A. Grow secretary, 18 -- 20 Phelan Bldg
Pacific Coast Steamship Co., Charles Goodall president. John L. Howard vice-president, Ed- win Goodall secretary, Goodall. Perkins & Co. general agents, office 10 Market
Pacific Coast Steamship Co's Wharf, foot Broadway
Pacific Coast Syrup Co., Fred. Welker president, E. E. Bergin secretary, Hathaway's Wharf
Pacific Coast Tr tting Horse Breeders' Association, James P. Kerr secretary, 313 Bush
PACIFIC COAST WOOD AND IRON
(monthly) S. L. Everett publisher, California, room 12
Pacific Coast Wood Working Co. The, J. C. Wadsworth president, John R. Spring vice-pres- ident. F. S. Zimmerman secretary, manufactur- ers woodwork for decorating, factory 13-15 Spear, office 20 California
Pacific Coast Cold Storage and Ice Co., John E. de Ruver president and manager, Ed- ward A. Rix secretary, 309-311 Davis
Pacific Collection Co., Julius Blumenthal man- ager, 528 California, room 3
Pacific Color Works, Sullivan, Kelly & Co. pro- prietors, 821 Battery, office 112-114 California
Pacific Commercial Co. The, office 634 Market
Pacific Comrade (monthly) E. B. Griffith & Sons pub- lishers, 1033 Howard
Pacific Congress Springs Depot, Bliven & Lewis proptrs, 161 New Montgomery
Pacific Consolidated Paste Co. (Ravenna & Co.) 421-423 Battery
UNITED STATES LAUNDRY.
Modern Appliances. Skilled Labor.
OFFICE, 12 Sixth St.
TELEPHONES, 3418 and 3420.
JOHN UTSCHIG'S BOOTS AND SHOES ARE THE BEST.
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ANGLO-NEVADA ASSURANCE CORPORATION. Cash Assets, $2.672.849. §315 Montgomery.
PERRIER-JOUËT & CO. CHAMPAGNE
Extra Dry "Special. " W. B. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent for Pacific Coast. (See Page 1057)
PAC
1040
PAC
MOET AND CHANDON CHAMPAGNE.
SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD, Agents, 212-214 Market Street. S. F.
PACIFIC COPPER WORKS Ludwig Wagner proprietor, 563 Mis- sion
Pacific Corrugated Stove Pipe Elbow Factory, Will- iam Wehmöller proptr, 416 Seventh
Pacific Coursing Club, 539 California
Pacific Dispensary of the Children's Hospital, Mrs. J. F. Merrill corresponding secretary, 1016 Mission Pacific Distillery Edward S. Salomon attorney and agent, 331 Montgomery, rooms 4-5, works cor Pierce and Chestnut
Pacific Duster Co. (Samuel Wagner) mnfra feather dusters, 21 Montgomery Av
Pacific Educational Journal, J. B. McChesney mana- ger and editor, 27 Main
PACIFIC ELECTRIC BELT AND TRUSS CO., Dr. Andrew T. Sherwood presi- dent, Martin Armstrong treasurer, manufacturers electric belts, support- ers, trusses, etc., 408 Stockton
Pacific Electric Motor Co., O. W. Nordwell president, M. J. Kern treasurer, Herman E. Giffin secretary, 12 Annie
Pacific Electrical Storage Co., William H. Armstrong president, James Armstrong secretary and treasurer, 220 Sutter, rooms 1-2
Pacific Electro Depositing Works, 35 Mar- ket
PACIFIC ENDOWMENT LEAGUE J. Alfred Lueders secretary, 39-40 St. Ann's Bidg, 6 Eddy
Pacific Exchange Hotel, Johnson & Nordling proptrs, 825 Battery
Pacific Farmer and Dealer Publishing Co., Irwin H. Rice manager, 109 California
Pacific Fire Insurance Co. (of New Yorkj Rolla V. Watt general agent, 317 California
Pacific Free Warehouse, Haslett & Bailey pro- prietors, NW cor Front and Broadway
PACIFIC FRINGE FACTORY Auerbach & Thompson proprietors, upholsterers' trimmings. 751 Market
Pacific Fruit Market, Thomas A. Burns & Co. proprietors, 109 Seventh
PACIFIC FURNITURE EXPRESS CO McHenry Brothers proprietors, junc- tion Market and Golden Gate Av
PACIFIC GAS ENGINE CO. (J. T. Daly, M. M. Barrett and W. A. Cavanagh) manufacturers gas and gasoline en- rines, 230 Fremont
Pacific Gas Improvement. Co. (lessce Central Gas Light Co.) Albert Miller president, C. O. G. Miller, treasurer, J. M. Livingston secretary, office SW cor Stevenson and Annie, works cor Fill- Inore and Bay and cor Third and Townsend
Pacific Glass Cutting, Staining, Emhoss- Ing and Designing Works, Jobn Mallon proprietor, 19 Fremont
Pacific Glove Works. HI. & L. Block proptrs, 9-11 San- KOIne
PACIFIC GRAPHITE MANUFACTURING
co., manufacturers Imperial Stove Polish, Perfection Avle Grease, foundry facings, etc., factory Potrero, James O. Rountrre & Sons agents, 117-119 Californin
Pacific Hardware Co., George P. Thurston presl- dent, C. H. Morgan secretary and treasurer, deal- ers in undertakers' supplies, 934-936 Mission
Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home Society, Leo Elvesser secretary, office 105 Stock- ton, room 21 ; Henry Mauser superintendent, 600 Devisadero
Pacific Heights Grammar School, Miss M. MeKenzie principal, N s Jackson bet Webster and Fillmore
Pacific Homoeopathic Dispensary, 943 Howard Pacific House, 215 Broadway
Pacific Improvement Co., J. H. Strobridge president, Frank S. Donty secretary, office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 28
Pacific Incubator Co. (Oakland) George B. Bayley proptr, office 210-212 Davis
Pacific Indicator Co., A. F. Main secretary, 408 Cali- fornia, room 21
Pacific Ink Factory, Goldtree & Co. propriet- ors, 617-621 Brannan, office 315-317 Sacramento
Pacific Insurance Union, Alfred Stillman gen- eral manager, 307 Sansome
Pacific Investigator, G. F. Perkins proptr, 874 Mission Pacific Investment Association, Joseph C. Jennings president, Rolla V. Watt secretary, 317 California
Pacific Iron and Nail Co., office 9-11 Beale
Pacific Iron Lath Co., P. A. Wagner president, 145-147 Beale
Pacific Iron Works, Rankin, Brayton & Co. pro- prietors, 127 First
PACIFIC IRON YARD
Burnstine Brothers proprietors, whole- sale dealera scrap iron and steel, 235- 237 and 403-405 Spear
Pacific Jewelry Co., Newman & Samuel Bros. proprietors, 17-19 Battery
Pacific Kennel Club, C. A. Haight secretary, 258 Mar- ket, W. S. Kittle treasurer, 202 California
Pacific Lamp and Reflector Factory, E. Boesch & Co. proprietors, 585 Mission
Pacific Land and Loan Co., Curtis K. Kimball presi- dent, J. Frank Brown secretary, 25 Flood Bldg
Pacific Land Association (of San Francisco) A. Eve- rett Ball president. Clinton L. Tripp secretary, 39-40 Merchants' Exchange
Pacific Land Investment Co., James G. Fair president, office 230 Montgomery
Pacific Laundry, office 1231 Mission
Pacific Laundry Machinery Co., John E. Chappell manager, 51 Fremont
Pacific Lighting Co., J. M. Levingston presi- dent, C. O. G. Miller secretary and treasurer, SW cor Annie and Stevenson
Pacific Lithographing Co., 523 Montgomery
Pacific Live Stock Co., N. H. A. Mason president, C. Z. Merritt secretary, 508 California, room 16
Pacific Loan Association, L. L. Dennery secre- tary, Il Montgomery
Pacific Lodging House, Henry Greaves proptr, 209 Leidesdorff
Pacific Lumber Co., Edgar L. Allen agent, 6 Cali- fornia
Pacific Lumberman, Contractor and Elec- trician, W. L. Peet editor, H. D. Peet business manager, 10 California
Pacific Mail Steamship Co., office cor First and Brannan, Williams, Dimond & Co. agents, 202 Market and 3 Pine
Pacific Mail Steamship Co's Wharf, cor Brannan and First
PACIFIC MANUFACTURING CO. George P. Thurston president, Edwin V. Liv- er's manager, manufacturers CYCLONE and STAR WINDMILLS, pumps, tanks, Star Windmill, well tools and water goods, 575 Mission
INCORPORATED 1863.
PACIFIC BANK.
BUYS AND SELLS EXCHANGE,
MAKES COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY AND ON LOWEST TERMS Issues Letters of Credit available the world over.
SAN FRANCISCO LUMBER CO.
Principal Office and Yard, Pier 12 Steuart St. Branches, Third and Berry Sts., and Pler 3, Steuart St.
CHARLES LYONS, LONDON TAILOR.
1211-20 Market, and 300-2 Kearny, S. F.
PAC
1041
PAC
Pacific Match Co., factory cor El Dorado and Potrero Av
Pacific Medical Journal (monthly) W. A.Wood- ward & Co. publishers, D. A. Hodghead M. D. editor, 522 California
PACIFIC METAL WORKS,
John S. Reese president, J. A. Morrow secretary and treasurer, manufactur- ers babbitt, solder, tin, copper, zinc, antimony, etc., 141-143 First
Pacific Mill Co. (Tacoma, Wash.) Chester F. White agent, office 221 Front
Pacific Mineral Paint Co., F. H. Kellogg president, office 136 Sutter
Pacific Mutual Aid Association, 71 New Montgomery PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF CALIFORNIA, George A. Moore president, George W. Beaver vice-presi- dent, J. N. Patton secretary, 418 Cali- fornia
Pacific Notion Co., A. Schoenfeld & Bro. propts wholesale fancy goods, 53 Second
Pacific Nursery, Frederick Ludemann proprietor, NW Lombard and Baker
Pacific Oakum Factory, 8. F. Weeks & Co. proptrs. NW cor Eighteenth and Harrison
Pacific Ocean Bathing Corporation, W. Greer Harri- son president, office 305 California
Pacific Oil and Lead Works, N & King bet Second and Third, Kittle & Co. agents, office 202 California
PACIFIC OIL CLOTHING CO. (Frank F. Terramorse, Joseph F. Resing and Gustav A. Hegele) 2223 Folsom
PACIFIC OYSTER HOUSE Charles Haake proprietor, 914 Market Pacific Packing Co., B. Arnhold secretary, office 310 Sansome
PACIFIC PAPER BOX FACTORY Ellert Rothschild proprietors, 8 Bush, junction Market and Battery
PACIFIC PAPER CO. Smith Bartlett president. F. W. Ainsworth secretary dealers printing and wrap- ping papers, paper bags, twine, etc., 417-423 Sacramento
Pacific Patent Agency, John Dixon proptr, 102 St. Ann's Bldg
PACIFIC PAVING CO.
Timothy Hopkins president, Wallace Beck secretary, F. N. Neuval superin- tendent, J. H. Swift general manager, bituminons rock street pavements, office 29 Flood Bldg
Pacific Pharmacy, Garrett & Smith proprie- tors, drugs and medicines, 33 Grant Av
Pacific Phonograph Co., Louis Glass presi- dent, William G. Oliver secretary, 323 Pine
Pacific Pilote (German weekly) Frederick G. Ger- hard publisher, 1833d Howard
Pacific Pine Lumber Co., E. M. Herrick presi- dent and general manager, W. J. Adams vice-pres- ident, W. H. Talbot treasurer, E. F. Bent secre- tary, office 12 California, branches Third and Berry, Fourth and Channel Firsi and Brannan, Steuart and Folsom and Davis and Vallejo
Pacific Planing Mill, M. & A. Hansen proprie- tors, S s Berry nr Sixth
PACIFIC PORTRAIT CO.
T. J. O'Brien manager, 1221 Market
May Ladles!y FORMERDY ALBERT MAU & CD
Direct Wholesale Importers HAVANA & KEY WEST CIGARS 9 to 13 Beale St .. S. F., Cal.
FURNITURE, Carpets and Upholstery. W. & J. SLOANE & CO. 641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Pacific Postal Telegraph-Cable Co., John W. Mackay president, L. W. Storror superintendent, 301 Montgomery
Pacific Power Co., S. C. Bigelow president, Ira Bishop superintendent, Frederick M. Pick- ering secretary, 523 Montgomery, buildings SE cor Stevenson and Ecker
Pacific Press Publishing Co. (Oakland) Simon Peter, agent, 18 Post
Pacific Printer (monthly) Palmer & Rey publish- ers, 405-407 Sansome
Pacific Publishing Co., (Joseph L. Hebert and Arthur S. Latham) booksellers, publish- ers and general agents, Murphy Bldg, rooms 144-145
Pacific Refinery and Assay Office, F. Reich- ling proprietor, 404 Montgomery
Pacific Rescue Home Association, Rev. W. H. Scudder president. E. A. Girvin secretary, J. W. Ellsworth manager, office 607 California, Mrs. L. Sheriff matron of the Home
l'acific Roll Paper Co., Smith Bartlett president, Frederick W. Ainsworth secretary, 32 First
PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO. William Alvord president, Charles M. Keeney secretary, L. B. Benchley general manager, P. Noble superintendent, Works Potrero Point, office 202 Mar- ket
Pacific Rubber Co., R. H. Pease Jr. and S. M. Runyon agents, 577-579 Market
Pacific Rubber Paint Co., Whittier, Fuller & Co. proprietors, 228-230 Beale, office SW cor Front and Pine
Pacific Rural Press (weekly) Dewey & Co. pub- lishers, 220 Market
Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co., James Pat- terson president and manager, Nathan W. Spauld- ing vice-president, James M. Davis secretary, manufacturers saws, planing knives, reaper and mower sections, 17-19 Fremont
Pacific Scandinav (Danish-Norwegian weekly) I. C. Hansen publisher, 11 Market
Pacific Scouring Co. (wool) George Abbot agent, NW cor Fifth and Townsend
Pacific Soda Co., J. Horstmann proptr, 769-775 Bryant Pacific Soda Water Works, Breig & Bauer proptrs, 1710-1712 Bryant
Pacific Spring and Mattress Co. (William A. Clark and Henry Black) warerooms 762 Mission, factory NW cor Sixteenth and Harrison
Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Palmer & Rey proprietors, 405-407 Sansome
Pacific States Savings, Loan and Building Co., John H. Wise president, William Pardy sec- retary, William H. Busch manager, 328 Montgom- ery, room 19
Pacific Steam Navigation Co., Williams, Di- mond & Co. agents, 202 Market
Pacific Steam Whaling Co., Josiah N. Knowles manager, Edwin L. Griffith secretary, 28 Cali- fornia
Pacific Stock and Exchange Board, Frank Maroney secretary, 316 Montgomery
Pacific Stone Co. (Alexander McLennan, Matthew and Edward McGowan, Thomas Butler and Dun- can S. Chisholm) granite and stone work. office and yard cor Sixth and King
PACIFIC STORAGE CO.
Fisher &' Barker proprietors, furniture and general storage, advances made on consignments, 301 Stockton, Union Club Bidg
Pacific Straw Works, Mrs. Lizzie C. Dean proptr, 106 Fourth
S. E. COR SPEAR
STARBIRD & GOLDSTONE
Wholesale and Retail Lumber Dealers. Redwood Lumber for Eastern Shipment a Specialty. AND MISSION STS
ROOS BROS
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OCCUPYING ENTIRE BUILDING.
31-37 Kearny,
Youth's, Boy's and Children's Clothing are the Best.
ANGLO-NEVADA ASSURANCE CORPORATION. Cash Assets, $2.672.849. §315 Montgomery.
CHAMPAGNE ECLIPSE. ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO., 530 Washington Street.
PAC
1042
PAG
MOET AND CHANDON CHAMPAGNE.
"WHITE SEAL." DRY and DELICIOUS SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD, Agents. S. F.
PACIFIC SURETY CO, Wallace
Everson president, John Bermingham vice-president, A. P. Redding secre- tary, fidelity guaranteed and accident insurance, 328 Montgomery, room 4, Safe Deposit Bidg
Pacific Suspender and Neckwear Manu- facturing Co., Samuel Dusenbery proprietor, 106 Battery
Pacific Tannery, Kullman, Wagner & Co. proprietors, office 106 Battery
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co., John E. Hudson president, Oliver Eldridge first vice- president, John I. Sabin second vice-president and general manager, William G. Oliver secre- tary, general office 323 Pine, branches cor Mission and Twentieth S. P. Co's Bldg, cor California and Fillmore, NW cor Sutter and Hyde, and Butchertown
Pacific The (Congregational weekly) The Publish- ing Co. of the Pacific publishers, 7 Montgomery Av, room 23
Pacinc Tile and Brick Co., C. B. Turrill secretary, M. H Turrill manager, worka 108 Utah
Pacific Top Co., Truman, Hooker & Co. agents, 421-427 Market
PACIFIC TOWEL CO. McCracken & Co. proprietors, 9 Lick PI
PACIFIC TRANSFER CO.
Evan J. Coleman president, J. Heniey Smith vice-president, James Hair sec- retary, Thomas W. Gwin superinten- dent, 110 Sutter, telephone 146
Pacific Undertakers, John J. Meehan president, John C. Reardon vice president, M. J. Wein treas. urer. M. C. Gorham secretary, 747 Mission
Pacinc Underwriter The (semi-monthly) Frederick T. Hoyt publisher, 419 California, room 11
PACIFIC UNION
(weekly) Pacific Union Publishing Co., publishers, 622 Clay and 625 Merchant
Pacific-Union Club, NW cor Stockton and Post Pacific Union Publishing Co., James K. Phil- lips manager, publishers Pacific Union, 622 Clay aud 625 Merchant
Pacific Varnish Co., Arthur K. Woodbury, president, David M. Blank secretary and John F. Nolan gen- eral manager, 123 California, room 27
Pacific Vinegar and Pickle Works, John L. Koster manager, Charles J. King secretary, office 323 Front
PACIFIC WATER CLOSET WORKS (William J. Rustemayer and Charies Syvers) 215 Mission
Puville Woodenware and Cooperage Co., A. Gewer secretary, office 32; Front, works cor Sixth and Channel, cooper shop S & Brannan bet Seventh and Eighth
Pacltie Wool Depot, Thomas Bailey & Co.,proptrs, NW cor Fitth and Bluxome
Pacific Zinc Ornament Factory, E. Boesch & Lo, proprietors, 585 Mission
Packard Charles J., r. 213 Mason
Packard Chester S., clerk. r. 717 Nineteenth
Packard James, foremau, Pac. Carriage Co.
Packard J. G., galpman Cal. St. RR., r. 1434 California l'acker E. M. J. Mrs., widow, r. 407 Mason Packer F. H. Mrs., r. 406 Powell
Packer Jamea, driver, r. 818 Green
Packham Robert, foreman yard laborers Union Iron Works, r. 223 %% Solano
Packbam Thomas, stereotyper Call, and groceries and liquors, 1030 Montgomery
Packham Thomas G .. machinist, r. 223% Solano
1 Packham See Peckham
Packscher Adolph, office 423 Jackson, r. 2521 Sacra- mento
Packscher Charles A., wool dealer, r. 2521 Sacramento Packscher Joseph, plumber, 2107 Fillmore
Packsher Simon, cigars and tobacco, The Bald- win
Pacy Edward H., pressman, r. 1330 Howard Paddock A. Miss, r. 313 Stockton
Paddock Arthur, porter Cal. Furniture Mnfg. Co., r. 231 Minna
Paddock Charles J., salesman J. A. Folger & Co., r. 1122 Twenty-first
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