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W. & J. SLOANE & CO. SPECIAL DESIGNS IN
FURNITURE 641 to 647 Market Street.
Spencer George, bookkeeper 3. P. Taylor & Co., r. 1002 Haight
Spencer George, furnished rooms, 240 Sixth
Spencer George M .. attorney at law and solici- tor of patents, 328 Montgomery, room 20, r. 132 McAllister
Spencer George W., contractor, r. 925 Post
Spencer George W., manager insurance depart- ment Balfour, Guthrie & Co., 316 California, r. 2436 Jackson
Spencer George W., restaurant, 227 Sixth, r. 240 Sixth
Spencer H. McD., with Southern Callfornia Ins. Co., r. 600 Bush
Spencer James, billiard clerk Palace Hotel
Spencer James, foreman watchman P. M. SS. Co., r. 49 South Park
Spencer James A., house cleaner, r. 130 Fern Av
Spencer James H., bartender, r. 620 Market
Spencer James M., blacksmith P. M. SS. Co., r. 49 South Park
Spencer J. C., dressmaker, 303 Mason
Spencer J. E. Mrs., r. 713 Hyde
Spencer John C., bookkeeper Moynihan & Aitken, r. 303 Mason
SPENCER JOHN C. proprietor The Wonder Hat. Flower and Feather Store, 1024 Market, r. 225 Castro
Spencer John C,, vice-president Anderson Teredo- Proof Plle Co .; 132 Market, room 6, r. 813 Sutter
Spencer John D., clerk Supreme Court of Cali- fornia, 121 Post, r. 1538 Ellis
Spencer John E., r. 1807 Stevenson
Spencer John W., carpenter, r. 2028 Golden Gate Av Spencer John W .. chief inspector Transcontinental Assn., r. 520 Fourth
Spencer John W., harnessmaker. r. 49 South Park Spencer John W., musician, r. 811 Pacific
Spencer Joseph D., heater Pacific Rolling Mill, r. Michigan nr Sierra
Spencer Joseph D., salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 3014 Sacramento
Spencer Joseph E., train brakeman S. P. Co., r. 36 South Park
Spencer L. Miss, vestmaking, 100 St. Ann's Bldg
Spencer Levi P., porter Morrison & Crimmins. r. 505 Bush
Spencer Louis C., carpenter, r. 520 Mission
Spencer L. S. Mrs., r. 808 Leavenworth
Spencer Maria M., teacher music, r. 908 Powell
Spencer Mary Mrs .. r. Our Lady's Home
Spencer Michael, waiter stur Marlposs
Spencer N. W. Mrs., widow, r. 721 }{ Bush
Spencer Roy, r. 223 Fair Oaks
Spencer Theodore, carpenter, r. 223 Fair Oaks
Spencer Thomas, waiter Page & Falch, r. 503 Merket Spencer Thomas F., bookkeeper S. P. Oo., r. 1211}% Mission
Spencer Thomas J., machinist S. F. Tool Co.
Spencer Thomas M., traveling salesman J. W. Girvin & Co., r. 1428 Ellis
Spencer Warren P., carrier Post Office, r. 1023 Clay Spencer W. E., bartender W. J. Sullivan, r. 413 Post Spencer William, shoemaker, 3484 Mission, r. W s Kennebec nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Spencer William B., millwright Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Union Hotel, Potrero
Spencer William B., physician, office 723 Market
Spencer William C., electrician, r. 410 Eddy Spencer William H., barber, r. 542 Clay Spencer William K., r. 1209 Clay
Spencer & McEnerney (Dennis Spencer and Garret W. McEnerney) attorneys at law, 508 Cal- ifornia, room 39
Spengler John W. (Clarke & Spengler) 49 Flood Bldg, r. 118 Ellis
UNITED STATES LAUNDRY.
Modern Appliances. Skilled Labor.
OFFICE, 12 Sixth St.
TELEPHONES, 3418 and 3420.
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JOHN UTSCHIG'S BOOTS AND SHOES ARE THE BEST.
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Extra Dry "Special. " W. B. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent for Pacific Coast. (See Page 1057)
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SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD, Agents, 212-214 Market Street. S. F.
Speranza Adelina Miss, teacher music, 104 Keary Speranza Dominico, teacher music and director Italian Musical Institute, 104 Kearny
Sperbeck Walter F., secretary and treasurer Cal- ifornia Spring Manufacturing Co., 147-149 New Montgomery, r. 326 Eddy
Sperling Carl F., satchelmaker, r. 449 Guerrero
Sperling Frank, special agent Mutual Life Ins. Co., r. 807 Polk
Sperling Julius, baker, r. 763 Howard
Sperling Paul C., carpetlayer, r. 449 Guerrero
Sperry A. B., secretary Sperry & Co., NE cor Cali- fornia sud Front, r. Stockon Cal.
Sperry Alexander, chemist, r. 624 Post
Sperry Clarence R., clerk general freight office S. P. Co., r. 35 South Park
Sperry G. B., president Sperry & Co., NE cor Cal- ifornia and Front, r. Stockton, Cal.
Sperry Horace B., apprentice Unton Iron Works, r. 1031 Golden Gate Av
Sperry Imogene L .. widow, r. 1022% Larkin
Sperry James W., director Sperry & Co., NE cor California and Front, r. Sausalito
Sperry M. S. Mrs., widow, r. 1031 Golden Gate Av Sperry William, wireworker D. D. Wass, r. 429 Twen- ty-seventh
SPERRY & CO. G. B. Sperry presi-
dent, James Hogg vice-president, A, B. Sperry secretary, proprietors Stockton City Flouring Mills (Stockton) manu- facturers Patent Roller Flour, and proprietors the breakfast food Germea, office NE cor California and Front
Sperry's Flouring Mills (Stockton and Gridley] Sperry & Co. proprietors, office NE cor California and Front
Speyer David E , cashier Bachman Bros., r. SE cor Geary and Van Ness Av
Speyer Frederick M., teller Cal. Safe Deposit and Trust Co., r. 2412 Washington
Speyer Henry M., clerk S. L. Jones & Co., r. 2412 Washington
Speyer R. Mrs., widow, r. 2412 Washington
Speyer Walter, general agent North German Fire Insurance Co., 325 Callfornia, r. 2128 Pine
Speyer Walter M., special agent Tom C. Grant, r. Portland, Or.
19 Speyer. See Speier and Spier
Spicer Charles, painter, r. 129 Perry
Spicer Samnel, carpenter, r. 213 Langton
Spicher John G., clerk Cal. Optical Co., 317 Kearny
Spichtlg Louis, farmer, r. 1309 Stockton
Spichtlg Louls A., seaman. r. 213 Beale
Splcula John, restaurant, 713 Montgomery Av, r.900!2 Filbert
Splegel Andrew, beamhand Norton Tanning Co., r N B St. John nr Tombigbee
Splegel Carl, laborer Am. Sugar Refinery, r. 908 San- some
Splgel Chris, laborer, r. 125 % Francisco
Splegel Conrad, carpenter. r. 2102 Stockton
Spiegel Emma. r. 2102 Stockton
Spiegel Manuel E. (Spiegel & Schnoor) r. 622 Goldeu Gate Av
Splegel William, foreman machine hand H. Euler & Co., r. 253 % Perry
Spiegel William C., shoemaker, r. 605% Greenwich, rear
Spiegel & Schnoor (Manuel E.Spiegel and Charles V. Schnoor' manufacturers novelties and fancy articles and Parisian and Vienna goods, 430 Pine, factory 520 Fifth -
Spiegelman Rebecca, widow, r. 511 % Gough
Spiekermann John, seaman. r. 236 Folsom
Spielman J. L .. r. 9 Juniper
Spielman Nicholas, harness cleaner Charles F. Dryer, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Spier A. L. Mrs., widow, r. 1115 Treat Av
Spier Charles, brewer, r. 547 Howard
Spier George, cooper, r. 710 Fulton
Spier Isaac, salesman, r. 235 Golden Gate Av
Spier S. G., clerk Osborn & Alexander
Spiering Henry, salesmann H. Plagemann & Co., r. 1712 Dupont
Spierman Henry, tin roofer William Cronan
Spiero C. N., president Sunset Transfer and Storage Co., 21%% Main. r. Oakland
Spiers Eliza, stewardess stmr Acapulco
Spiera James ( Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes) r. Palace Hotel
Spiers James Jr., draughtsman Fulton Iron Works, r. Palace Hotel
Spiers William. laborer, r. 605 Fulton
Spiersch Robert, coppersmith Union Iron Works, r. 8 8 Paraguay nr Railroad Av
Spiess Anton, maltster H. Zweig
Spiess Gottlieb, barber, 1737 % Market
Spiess Max, bookkeper J. Meyer, r. 113 William
Spiess William, conductor, r. 5 Rausch
Spiesz Joseph, shoemaker, 16 Virginia Pl
Spiggers Jessie, winemaker, r. 1410%% Harrison
Spilberger John, dishwasher Philadelphia House Spillane Dennis, laborer, r. 1358 Folsom
Spillane Hugh, laborer, r. 603 York
Spillane John, r. N s Twenty-ninth nr San Jose Av
Spillane John sergean police, r. 714 Pine
Spillane John J., boilermaker Union Iron Works, r. 1358 Folsom
Spillane Lawrence, longshoreman, r. 1 Central Court Spillane Mary, r. 112 William
Spillard Christopher, news dealer, r. 919%% Natoma
Spillard Michael, salesman Peixotto & Silverman, r. 919% Natoma
Spillard Richard, carpenter, r. 919 % Natoma
Spillard Richard Jr., compositor J. H. Leo & Co., r. 919% Natoma
Spiller Frank M., kalsominer, r. 110 Sixth
Spiller George W., carrier Post Office, r. 1217 Polk
Spiller Joseph A., carrier Post Office, r. 1719 Sacra- mento
Spiller Richard, baker F. Hilsz, r. 2239 Sutter
Spiller William, teamster Max Popper, r. 233 Langton Spilman Harry, moulder Union Iron Works, r. 162 Perry
Spilman Theodore, waiter stmr Acapulco
Spinas Elie J., clerk W. Wilhelml, r. 519 Bush
Spindler Jacob, barber, r. 14 Antonio
Spindola Pedro L., laborer, r. 510 Vallejo
Spinetti Antonio, r. 520 Green
Spinetti John A., attorney at law, 603 Washington, r. 1837 Green
Spinetti Michael, r. 523 Filbert
Spingler Charles, printer, r. 26 Stone
Spink James A. (Spink & Sons) r. Los Gatos
Spink Samuel P. (Spink & Sons] r. 946 Howard
Spink Samuel P. JJr. (Spink & Sons) r. Alamada
Spink & Sons (Samuel P., James A. and Samuel P. Jr.) loan office, 7 Fourth
Spinks Charles H., plumber, r. 1316 Hyde
Spinner Alexander, laborer Empire Malt House, r. 315 Francisco
Spinner Amelia, machinehand, r. 315 Francisco
Spinner Louise, dressmaker, r. 315 Francisco
Spinner Charles, reedmaker, r. 315 Francisco Spinney Charles S., clerk, r. 1615 Larkin
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, Pirr 12 Steuart St. Branches, Third and Berry Sts., and Pier 3, Steuart St.
410 Pinc.
$315 Montgomery.
ANGLO-NEVADA ASSURANCE CORPORATION. Cash Assets, $2,672,849.
CHARLES LYONS, LONDON TAILOR.
1214-20 Market, and 300-2 Kearny, S. F.
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Spinney George R., mining secretary, 310 Pine, room 28, r. 1615 Larkin
Spinney Joseph, ship carpenter, r. 446 Brannan Spinney Waldron 8., superintendent Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 30 Hawthorne
Spinolay Antonio P. C. R., physician, 1526 Stockton Spinoy Frank J., gripman Market St. RR., r. Park Hotel
Spirit of the Times, Marcus D. Boruck proprie- tor, 35 New Montgomery
Spiro Annie M., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 610 Polk Spiro Frances, dressmaker, r. 828 Geary
Spiro Isaac, shoemaker, r. 828 Geary
Spiro Jacob H., r. 715 Franklin
Spiro Jacob, clerk M. Spiro, r. 828 Geary
Spiro John, cook C. M. Seffer, r. 1411 Polk
Spiro Morris, jeweler. 18 Kearny, r. 1916 Sutter Spiro Pauline, widow, r. 610 Polk
Spittka Gustav, dishwasher La Grande Laundry, r. 212 Thirteenth
Spitz Abraham (Son Bros. & Co.) r. 820 O'Farrell
Spitz Bertha Mrs., r. 439 Fourth
Spitz Hyman P .. r. 820 O'Farrell
Spitz Isidore D., salesman Son Bros. & Co., r. 820 O'Farrell
Spitz Jacob (Son Bros. & Co.) r. 820 O'Farrell
Spitz John F., cigarmaker J.W. Shaeffer & Co., r. 1047 Howard
Spitz Joseph, waiter John Bergez, r. California House Spitz Theodore P., salesman Son Bros. & Co., r. 820 O'Farrell
Spitzer Catherine, widow, r. W 8 Mission Road nr Five Mile House
Spitzer John H., gripman Market St. RR., r. 1021 Va- lencia
Spivey Elizabeth Mrs., millinery, 222 Sixth
Spivey Thomas, clerk Oesting & Co., r. 222 Sixth Spizzetto Francisco, scavenger, r. 17 Lafayette Pl Splaine Daniel, r. 4 Boston Pl
Splaine Frank J. (W. Splaine & Sons) r. 204 Twenty- third
Splaine John F., tinsmith Seller Bros. & Co., r. 26 Isis
Splaine Robert E. (W. Splaine & Sons) r. 204 Twenty- third
Splaine Sarah, widow, r. Twenty-ninth nr Guerrero Splaine Thomas E., plasterer, r. 15 Collingwood Splaine Timothy, laborer, r. 41 Quinn
Splaine W. & Sons (William, Robert E. and Frank J.) boot and shoe mnfrs, 204 Twenty-third
Splaine William (W. Splaine & Sons) 1. 204 Twenty- third
Splaine William H., r. 26 Isis
Splint Louis, molder Eureka Foundry, r. East Berke- ley
Splivalo Augustus D., attorney at law, 72-73 Montgomery Block, r. 1120 Washington
Splivalo Cæsar R. (C. R. Splivalo & Co.) r. Belmont
Splivalo C. R. & Co. (Cæsar R. Splivalo and Richard S. Polastri) proprietors Yosemite Flour Mills and California Italian Paste Co., office 321 Sacramento
Spoerer Diedrich W., painter, r. 45 Clementina Spoerl Marcus, foreman Bavaria Brewery, r. 2331 Greenwich
Spohn Charles, spinner Goldstein Bros., r. 156 Third Spohn Gerhardt J., lithographer, r. 312 Union
Spohn John, cutter Dickman-Jones Co., r. 312 Union Spohn Joseph, butcher, r. 312 Union
Spobn Joseph H., tinner, r. 312 Union
Spohn William, deck hand stmr Piedmont, r. Oak- land
Sponogle Charles A., clerk local freight office S. P. Co , r. 1923 Ellis
Spooler Harry, teamster, r. 228 Langton
Spooner Augustus C., flaskmaker Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 417 Montgomery
Man failedto FORMERDY ALBERT MAU &CO
Direct Wholesale Importers
HAVANA & KEY WEST CIGARS 9 to 15 Beale St .. S. F., Cal.
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FURNITURE, Carpets and Upholstery. W. & J. SLOANE & CO. 641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Spooner Augustus S., carpenter, r. 326 Brannan
Spooner Thomas, laborer, r. 530 Bryant
Spooner Thomas J., barber, 1202 Alabama, r. 4 Russ
Spooner William R., traveling salesman E. J. Bowen, r. 425 O'Farrell
Sport William, teamster, r. 2521 Post
Sporting News Publishing Co., 415 Market
Spostto Jobn, fish, 15 Clay St. Market, r. 821 Vallejo Spotorno Gaston P. (O'Brien & Spotorno) r. 729 Pine Spotswood William J., traveling salesman Tayler & Flint
Spotter Marie, widow, r. 805 Filbert
Spottiswood John, accountant Donohoe, Kelly & Co., r. 2010 Eddy
Spotts Albert T., secretary Board of New City Hall Commissioners, New City Hall, first floor, r. 2420 Pacific Av
Spotts Elizabeth, widow, r. 1904 Laguna
Spotts Harry, clerk Wilkens & Co., r. 1904 Laguna
Spotts Harry I. Mrs., widow, r. 2420 Pacific Av
Spotts Temple T., clerk U. S. Light house Engineer, r. 1904 Laguna
Spowart David A., iron molder O'Connell & Lewis, r. 7 Malden Court
Spowart Robert, molder, r. 18 Stanford
Sprague Adna, r. 621 Ellis
Sprague A.F. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary School, r. Alameda
Sprague Charles W., r. 830 Geary
Sprague Electric Railway and Motor Co. (New York) Joseph L. Jayne and Rich- ard C. Duncan agents, 132 Market, room 16
Sprague Frances, widow, r. 720 Ellis
Sprague George, carpenter, r. 15 Hardy
Sprague George H., clerk, r. 1204 Kearny
Sprague Howard, coffee roaster A. P. Adams & Co., r. 9 Vassar Pl
Sprague James, cornicemaker J. F. Forderer, r. 507 Mission
Sprague Jane, widow, r. 110 Taylor, rear
Sprague John C., carpenter City and County Hospital Sprague Peter, clerk Goodyear Rubber Co.
Sprague Robert O., r. 2528 Washington
Sprague Thomas M., carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. 1033 Valencia
Sprague William A., inspector Custom House, r. Oak- land
Sprague William P., M. D., medical director, Bankers' and Merchants' Mutual Life Association of the U. S., New Chronicle Bldg, r. 502 Taylor Sprague Walter, plasterer, r. 308 Valencia
Spratt Thomas J., tailor Rtchard Finking, r. 724%% Market
Spratt William, calker, r. 13 Tehama
Spray George C., collector, 410 Kearny, room 33, r. Alameda
Spreckels Adolph B. (John D. Spreckels & Bros.) and secretary California Sugar Refinery, 327 Mar- ket, r. 2504 Howard
Spreckels C. August. (John D. Spreckels & Bros.) and treasurer California Sugar Refinery, 327 Mar- ket, r. Philadelphia, Penn,
Spreckels CInns, president California Sugar Re- finery, 327 Market, r. 2027 Howard
Spreckels John D. (John D. Spreckels & Bros.) and vice-president California Sugar Refinery, president Oceanic Steamship Co. and president Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co., 327 Market r. 2504 Howard
Spreckels John D. & Bros. Line of Tng- boats, Folsom Wharf No. 1
Spreckels John D. & Brothers (John D., Adolph B. and C. August) shipping and com- mission merchants and general agents Oceanio Steamship, Co., 327 Market
STARBIRD & GOLDSTONE
Wholesale and Retail Lumber S. E. COR SPEAR Dealers. Redwood Lumber for Eastern Shipment a Specialty. AND MISSION ST8
ROOS BROS
OCCUPYING ENTIRE BUILDING.
31-37 Kearny,
Youth's, Boy's and Children's Clothing are the Best,
CHAMPAGNE ECLIPSE. ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO., 530 Washington Street.
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"WHITE SEAL." DRY and DELICIOUS
SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD, Agents. S. F.
Spreckels' Line Hawaiian Packets, John D. Spreckels & Bros. agents, 327 Market
Spreckelsen M. Mrs., widow, r. 717 Bryant, rear
Spreen William, liquor saloon, NE cor St. Thomas and Railroad Av
Spring A. Mra., dressmaker, r. 415 Larkin Spring Arthur, r. 4 Olive Court
Spring Creek Ditch and Mining Co. (Shasta Co., Cal.) A. Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
Spring Dale Water Co., John L. Eckley agent, office Mission Wharf No. 1
Spring Edward A., r. 802 Van Neas Av
Spring Francis S., real estate 328 Montgomery, room 6. r. 812 Chestnut
Spring Gardner W., cigars and tobacco, 803 Fourth Spring George W., molder F. A. Huntington, r. 937 Twenty-sixth
Spring Henry J., plasterer, r. 718 Laurel Av
Spring John, machinist F. Krawjewski, r. 415 Larkin Spring John H., meterman, r. 4 Olive Court
Spring John R., real estate, 328 Montgomery, room 6. r. 1912 Clay
Spring Menzo, manufacturer artificial limbs, office 9 Geary, room 5
Spring Valley Gold Co. (Butte Co., Cal.) Henry Pic- hior secretary, 320 Sausome, room 24
Spring Valley Grammar School, Silas A. White principal, S & Broadway bet Polk and Lar- kin
Spring Valley Hall, N s Union nr Laguna & Heinz Spring Valley Market, Himmelmann proptrs, 1827 Union
Spring Valley Primary School, Miss J. M. A. Hurley principal, S & Union bet Franklin and Gough
Spring Valley Water Works, Charles Webb Howard president, William Norris secretary, office 516 California
Springard Charles, with Cal. Wire Works. r. 400 Bay Springborg Hans P., bookkeeper, r. 326 Ritch Sprinburg P. C., carpenter. r. 22 Turk
Springer Abraham, clerk Post Office, r. 1501 } Bu- chanan
Springer Abraham C., bookkeeper Mack & Co., r. 324 Turk
Springer Charles W., r. 9 Liberty
Springer Einil, machinist, r. 33 Merritt
Springer Eugene, tanner, r. 111 Twenty-sixth
Springer Frank J., brick mason, r. 121 Ridley
Springer Fred. F., electrician Cal. Electrical Works, r. 9 Liberty
Springer George H., carpenter, r. 310%% Sixth
Springer Henry, barber A. Korn,'r. W s Stockton bet Filbert and Greenwich
Springer Henry, engineer, r. 15 Page
Springer I. Mrs., varieties, 1505 Buchanan
Springer Isaac, cutter S. Laventhal, r. 1505 Buchanan Springer Isaac Jr., carrier Post Office, r. 1206 Steiner Springer Jason (Jason Springer & Co.) r. 539 Twenty- third
Springer Jason & Co. (Jason Springer and Isaac H. Small) manufacturers and dealers doors, sash, window blinds, lumber, etc., 128 Steuart, factory and mllls Brush Creek, Butte Co.
Springer Louis, teammater C. M. Depeu
Springer Samuel F .. collector, r. 9 Liberty
Springer William (Fogarty & Springer) r. 232 Church Springer William, ropemaker Tubbs Cordage Co., r. t530 Kentucky
Springett Arthur A., fireman atmr Tiburon, r. 550 Jessie
Springfield Emery Wheel Manufacturing Co. (Springfield, Mass.) Stearns Mufg Co. agents, 29- 31 Spear
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Co. (Spring- field, Mass.) Jacobs & Easton general ngents, 312 Pine
Sprinmann Edward, r. 437 Fulton
Sprinz Bernard, agent American Porpoise Lace Co., 116 Sixth. r. 509 Minna
Sprinz Fannie Mrs., cloaks and suits, 116 Sixth, r. 509 Miona
Sproehnle Edward, clerk Swain Bros., r. 419 Sutter Sprote Rudolph, carpenter, r. 217% Austin
Sproul Charles, laborer Lachman & Jacobi, r. 508 Second
Sproul Edward, butler 1105 Bush
Sproul Michael D., cooper, r. 1018 Army
Sproul Robert, clerk freight auditor'a office S. P. Co., r. 1930 Stevenson
Sproule James. r. 2336 Pacific Av
Sproule William, assistant general freight agent Southern Pacific Co., NE cor Fourth and Town- send. r. 2336 Pacific Av
Sprowl E. Albert, with Smith & Freeman, r. 301 Fair Oxka
Sprowl Ed. G., clerk special agent Liverpool and London and Globe Ins. Co., r. 1203 Golden Gate Av
Sprowl Jessie E. Mrs., r. 301 Fair Oaks
Sprowl. See Sproul and Sproule
Spruance John (Spruance, Stanley & Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Spruance L. C. J., r. 501 Geary
SPRUANCE. STANLEY & CO. (John
Spruance and C. W. Forel importers and dealers wines and liquors, 410 Front
Spruegal Christian, liquor saloon, SW cor Railroad Av and Venezuela
Spruller Louis J., foreman The Louis Roeach Co., r. Oakland
Sprunck Harriet H., widow, r. 2 Wetmore Pl
Spruzzola Joseph, cook Sartori,& Fantina
Spruzzola Louis, cook Sartori & Fantina
Spurgeon Edward G., carpenter, r. 487%% Haight, rear Spurr Henry C., teamster, r. 11% Clara
Spurr William H., finisher P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 24 Minna
Spurrier J. B. Mrs., dressmaking. 2148 Mission
Spurrier Mattie, widow, dressmaker, r. 1134% Twenty- second
Squaglia Otavio (Squaglia & Matteoli) r. 426 Broad- way
Squaglia Pasquale, fruits, 3260 Mission, r. 3261 Mis- sion
Squaglia & Matteoli (Otavio Squaglia and Sebastiano Matteoli) tailors, 426 Broadway
Squire Benjamin (Maxwell & Squire) r. 2218 Larkin
Squire Charles D., upholsterer I. L. Solomon, r. East Oakland
Squire Charles H., compositor Examiner, r. 921 % Mission
Squire Emily L., widow. r. 610 Fillmore
Squire James A. (Raymond, Squire & Co.) r. 1622 Howard
Squire William B., cutter F. G. Conklin & Co., r. 836 Mission
Squire Z. Mrs., r. 635 Golden Gate Av
Squires Frederick R., pyrotechnist Cal. Fire Works Co., r. NE cor Falkland and Platte
Squires George D., journalist Bulletin, r. 420 Pine
Squires George L. Mrs., widow, r. 1023 Mission
Squires John H., embroidery machinea, 114 } Turk Squires Maurice H., contractor, 314 Montgomery, room 11, r. SW cor Falkland and Platte
Squires Nathaniel L., superintendent Cal. Fire Works Co., r. NE cor Falkland and Platte
Squires William, glove maker, r. 836 Mission
Sresovich L. G. & Co. (Luke G. Sresovich) wholesale dealers foreign and domestic fruits and nuts, and manufacturers desicated cocoa- nut. 505-507 Sansome, factory Steuart and East bet Howard and Folsom
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF IRON, SLATE & WOODEN Mantels, Fire Grates and Tile.
309. 311. 313. 315 and 317 MARKET STREET
NATIONAL Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford
Capital, $1,000,000 Assets, $2,442,937
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager
- WM. SEXTON, Asst. Managez
$315 Montgomery. 410 Pine.
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ANGLO-NEVADA ASSURANCE CORPORATION. Cash Assets, $2,672,849.
ST. IGNATIUS CHURCH AND COLLEGE, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE,
Van Ness Avenue, Between Hayes and Grove,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
THIS institution, conducted by the Fathers of the Society of Jesus, was opened for the reception of students E
on the 15th of October, 1855. On the 30th of April, 1859, it was incorporated and empowered to confer Degrees and Academical Honors in all the learned professions, and to exercise all the rights and privileges common to any other literary institution in the United States. The design of this institution is to give a thorough
ENGLISH, CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL and PHILOSOPHICAL
IT IS INTENDED FOR DAY SCHOLARS ONLY
The course of Studies embraces the Doctrine and Evidences of the Catholic Religion ; the Greek, Latin and English Languages, Poetry, Rhetoric, Elocution, History, Geography, Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, Mathematics, Chemistry, Mental, Moral and Natural Philosophy. The Study of the French, German and Spanish Languages and Practical Telegraphy is optional.
Besides the Classical, there is a Preparatory and Elementary Department for the younger students. Its object is to qualify the pupil for the higher studies.
This institution, provided with a full staff of Professors, presents the highest advantages for the mental and moral training of the students.
The College having been removed in January, 1880, to its new and permanent location in one of the most eligible parts of the city, extends over a whole square, bounded by Grove, Franklin and Hayes streets and Van Ness Avenue, and possesses the most ample accommodations and improved conveniences for 1,200 students.
The new College Buildings are divided into three principal stories for the three separate departments: the Preparatory, the Literary and Commercial, and the Philosophical and Scientific.
Besides the required Reception Rooms and Offices, large and lofty halls and stairways, several Library Rooms and Debating Halls, distinct play-grounds with covered walks and porticos for the larger and sinaller students, the buildings contain a full complement of very capacious school rooms, well lighted and ven- tilated, and furnished with the most approved modern conveniences. They possess also a large and well appointed Chapel for the Religious Exercises, and a College Hall 100x145 feet internal dimensions, with spacious platform and stage suitably furnished and arranged for Scholastic Exhibitions, Dramatic Repre- sentations, Lectures and other public exercises. ·
The Scientific Department contains lecture rooms for Physics and Chemistry, a Chemical Laboratory and an Extensive Cabinet of Physics, rooms for qualitative and quantitative analysis, engine rooms with inagucto-electric machines, battery rooms, complete telegraphic stations, rooms for preparations, balances, spectroscopic studies and other scientific experiments and investigations, Museum of Mineralogy, Geology and choice collections of natural objects and curiosities of different kinds, and it is furnished with a very large and cholce collection of Philiosophical and Chemical Apparatus ordered from the best constructors of Europe and America, and with all that is necessary for lecture demonstrations and experiments, for private study, and the most complete and delicate chemical analysis and manipulations.
By frequent additions of whatever can be supplied by the best modern inventions, both at home and abroad, this Department has attained a very high degree of completeness and efficiency well calculated to afford to advance students a most valuable opportunity of acquiring a thorough scientifio training and edu- cation.
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