Langley's San Francisco directory for the year commencing 1890, Part 289

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Publication date: 1890
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Stanley Mary J., widow, r. W 8 Castro nr Seventeenth Stanley N. J., bookkeeper Union Ice Co., r. 220 Leav. enworth

Stanley Patrick, liquor saloon, 625 Seventh

Stanley Samuel B., r. 1606 Steiner

Stanley Sarah Miss, clerk, r. W s Castro nr Seven- teenth

Stanley Thomas, boilermaker, r. 604 Third

Stanley Walter, secretary San Francisco Bridge Co., 42 Market, rooms 4-7, r. Alameda

Stanley William, r. 549 Minna

Stanley William H., dentist, 115 Kearny, r. 817 Van Ness Av

Stanley Willlam H., waiter, r. 201 Ellis

Stanley William H., with George F. Eberhard, 23 Davis

Stanley William H. (Stanley & Co.) r. W s Castro nr Seventeenth

Stanley & Co. (William H. Stanley) basket mnfrs, 995 Market

Stanly John A. (Stanly, Stoney & Hayes) r. Oakland Stanly. Stoney & Hayes (John A. Stanly, Thomas P. Stoney snd George R. B. Hayes) st- torneys at law, 4 Sutter, rooms 26-30

Stannard Charles H., clerk. r. 1114 Sacramento

Stans John J., tailor G. M. Postiglione, r. Napa, Cal. Stansbury Benjamin B., r. Old People's Home Stansbury Charles T., painter, r. 90 Everett

Stansbury Edward W., blacksmith, r. N s Pixley bet Fillmore and Steiner

Stansfield Elizabeth H , widow, r. 1227 % Pacific Stanslow Charles, chipper, r. 1 Simpson Pl

Stanton A. P .. business manager The Argonaut, 213 Grant Av, r. 411 Post

Stanton D. Miss. r. 1927 Bush

Stanton Charles H., teamster The H. T. Holmes Lime Co., r. 1066% Howard

Stanton Edward, policeman, r. 560 Bryant

Stanton Ellen Mrs., groceries and liquors, 1119 Har- rison

Stanton Henry, r. 2726% Greenwich

Stanton Hugh, laborer, r. 49 Clementina

Stanton James, r. 1838 Mission

Stanton James I., physician, 634 Washington

Stanton Jeremiah, peddler, r. 519 Eighth

Stanton John, r. 1050 Mission

Stanton John, r. St. Mary's Hospital

Stanton John, laborer, r. 739 Golden Gate Av Stanton John, laundry, 426 Turk

Stanton John H. (National Laundry) r. 407 Sanchez

Stanton John K., salesman Philip Kennedy & Co., r. 141 Grove

Stanton Joseph, laborer. r. 137% Silver

Stanton M. Mrs .. r. 513 Leavenworth

Stanton Maggie, widow, r. 210 Ritch

Stanton Mary, fruits, 519 Eighth

Stanton Maurice, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 202 Langton

Stanton Patrick, fireman, r. 323 Bryant

Stanton Patrick, seaman, r. 506 Davis Stanton S., r. 321 Ellig

Stanton Samuel R., master mariner, r. 2305 Jones

Stanton S. E., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1650 Hayes Stanton Thomas, jeweler, r. 1314 Van Ness Av

Direct Wholesale Importers FANCY and STAPLE GROCERIES 9 to 15 Beale Street. S. F .. Cal.

WINDOW SHADES.

Plain, Fringed, Decorated and Embroidered Shades made to order in any size or style.

W. & J. SLOANE & CO. 641 to 647 MARKET STREET, NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.

Stanton Thomas, policeman, r. 205 Langton

Stanton Thomas, shoemaker U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r. 321 Twenty-seventh

Stanton Thomas J., clerk Huntington Hopkins Co., r. 312 Tehama

Stanton Thomas Jas. (Thomas Jas. Stanton & Co.) r. 511 Californis

Stanton Thomas Jas. & Co. (Thomas Jas. Stanton) real estate and mining agents, 331 Mont- gomery and 511 California, room 17

Stanton William M., druggist James A. Gallwey, r. 1838 Mission

Stanwall Stella, teacher Stanford Free Kindergarten No. 2, r. 1906 Mason

Stanwood Bertha Miss, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht Stanwood Elizabeth, widow, r. 2117 Scott

Stanwood Joseph, r. 1321 Jackson, rcar

Stanyan Albert P., livery stable, 1603 Geary

Stapff William, cellarman American Champagne Co. Limited r. 11034 Turk

Stapler S. S., waiter. r. 259 Tehama

Staples Andrew, seaman, r. 24 Ohio

Staples Andrew B., molder, r. 214 Jessie

Staples August W., bookkeeper. r. 566 Minna

Staples Charles, mail clerk Argonaut, r. 1312 Green

Staples Charles E., engineer dry dock Union Iron Works, r. Iowa nr Solano

Staples Charles P., porter S. Foster & Co., r. 11 Bart- lett

Staples David J., president Fireman's Fund In- surance Co., 401 California. r. 711 Taylor

Staples Ellen, widow, r. 710 Pine

Staples Frank A., pressman W. & J. Slosne & Co.

Staples Frank H., miner, r. 1312 Green

Staples George B., clerk Pac. Improvement Co., r. 710 Pine

Staples Hugo (Rank & Stsples) r. 321 Drumm

Staples James W., general agent Union Insur- ance Co. of San Francisco, 416 California, r. 1211 Alice, Oakland

Staples Lafayette, traveling salesman J. F. English, r. Alameda

Staples Robert H., r. 215 Montgomery Av

Staples William, blacksmith, r. 1724 Stevenson Staples William J., teamster, r. 1324 Natoms, rear

Stapleton Catherine, widow, r. 306 Ivy Av

Stapleton David, compositor Bulletin, r. 745 Harri-

Stapleton Edmund, laborer, r. 767 Folsom

Stapleton Edward, laborer. r. 940 Seventeenth

Stapleton Kate, widow. r. 13 Louisa

Stapleton J., liquor saloon, NE cor Grove and Baker Stapleton John, grainer, 1314 Market, r. 1019 Nine- teenth

Stapleton John, laborer, r. 940 Seventeenth

Stapleton Joseph, foreman Kellett & McMurray, r. Berkeley

Stapleton Joseph W. S , bookkeeper, r. 306 Ivy Av

Stapleton Richard F., porter, r. 306 Ivy Av

Stapelton William ship carpenter, r. 745 Harrison Stapelton William, seaman, r. 1 Haggin

Stapelton William J., deputy Sheriff, r. 745 Harrison Stappenbeck Charles, florist, 5 Sixth, r. 1625 Sutter Stappenbeck G. Mrs., bakery and confectionery 1525 } Dupont

Stappenbeck William, salesinan, r. 1625 Sutter Stappenbeck Willtam, tailor, r. 1525 % Dupont Star Malt House, SE cor Eleventh and Folsom

Star of the Sea Church, NW cor Point Lobos and Eighth Avs

Star The Weekly, James H. Barry editor and publisher, 429 Montgomery

Starbird Francis M., shoemaker, r. 713 Post Starbird John T., brakeman, r. 440 Second

Starbird John T., policeman, r. 122 Shotwell

Starbird Ralph, clerk Starbird & Goldstone, r. 413 Post

UNITED STATES LAUNDRY.

Washing Called for and Delivered.

OFFICE, 12 SIXTH St.

Telephones, 3418 and 3420.

CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES, UTSCHIG'S, 335 BUSH ST.

W. B. CHAPMAN,

123 CALIFORNIA St., Importer of a few selected vintages or BOUCHARD, PERE && FILS (established 1750) Fine Burgundies.

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MOET AND CHANDON CHAMPAGNE.

The Favorite Wine in the Eastern States and Europe. SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD, Agents, S. F.

STARBIRD & GOLDSTONE

(Alblon W. Starbird, Seeley B. Lyon and John B. Goldstone) wholesale and retail lumber dealers, 101-107 Market, yard SE cor Mission and Spear

Starck John (John Starck & Co.) r. 220 Leavenworth Starck John & Co. (John Starck and Gottlieb Burg- dorff) butchers, 220 Leavenworth

Starcke Harold, clerk Spring Valley W. W., r. 1429% O'Farrell

Staricco Giovanni, laborer, r. 11 Union Pl

Staring Henry F., editor Building Advertiser, r. Berkeley

Stark Adolph, tailor, r. 217 Clara

Stark Andrew, accountant freight auditor's office S. P. Co., r. 149 Ninth

Stark Andrew, baker. r. 763 Howard

Stark Andrew G,, r. 327 Larkio

Stark Andrew H., salesman Feigenbaum & Co., r. 327 Larkin

Stark August, laborer, r. W s Minnesoto nr Humboldt Stark Charles J., compositor Cubery & Co., r. 218 Linden Av

Stark David, chief inspector American Steam Boiler Ins. Co., r. 324 Golden Gate Av

Stark Denton D .. secretary Renton Coal Co., 22 Sacramento, r. Alameda

Stark F., r. 22 Turk

Stark Ferdinand, teacher music, r. 904 Powell

Stark George J. W., salesman Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r. Oakland

Stark J. Alexander, clerk, r. 1019 Post

Stark Jacob, seaman, r. 238 Steuart

Stark Jane, widow, r. 685 Clementina

Stark John, seaman, r. 221 Ritch

Stark John, clerk general freight office S. P. Co., r. 1019 Post

Stark John W., stairbullder. r. 330 Bartlett

Stark Kate, widow, r. 218 Linden Av

Stark Lillian M., teacher Lobos Avenue School, r. 1019 Poat

Stark Luke, butcher, 529 First

Stark M., r. 503 Mason

Stark Mary Miss, r. 209 Geary

Stark William, machinist, r. SW cor Louisiana and Sierra

Stark William, seaman U. S. stmr General McDowell, r. 44 Zoe

Stark William, veterinary surgeon, r. 606 O'Farrell Stark William A., deputy sheriff, r. 14 Sherman

Stark William A., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 685 Clementina

Starke Clara F., widow, r. 1418 Larkin

Starke Gustav (Starke & Kamuerer) r. 719 Larkin

Starke & Kanunerer (Gustav Starke and Gustav Kammerer) manufacturers survey instruments, 713 Larkin

Starken Mitchell, cook. r. 524 Stevenson

Starker Isador, driver Guadaloupe Dairy Co. cor San Bruno Road and Teneriffe

Starker William, driver Guadeloupe Dairy Co .. r. cor San Bruno Road and Teneriffe

Starkey S. P. Mrs .. r. 810 Geary

Starkey & Palen, (Philadelphia, Pa.) compound oxygen inhalers, H. A. Mathews agent, 120 Sutter Starkte Peter, cigars and tobacco, 214 Braunal

Starkweather Herbert J., photographer J. B. Stark- weather, r. 1612 Stevenson

Starkweather H. K., clerk H. S. Crocker & Co. r. Ala- meda

Starkweather Joseph B., photographer, 12 Golden Gate Av, r. 7 Carotine

Starkweather Lewis S., clerk Cal. Water-Gas, Light and Fuel Co., r. 923 Washington

Starkweather M. Mrs., r. 4 Marye Terrace

Starkweather S. E. Mra., widow, r. 2721 Mission

Starkweather William, photo retoucher, r. 7 Caroline Starling W., r. 322 %% Guerrero

Starlzman M. B., r. 225 Geary

Starner Thomas W., blacksmith Abner Doble Co .. r. 127 Second

Starr Abraham D., president Starr & Co., 16 California, r. Oakland

Starr Addison M. (Starr & Mathison) r. 712 Sutter

Starr A. Signorastri, ticket broker, 327 Montgomery Av, and manufacturers' agent, 1722 Stockton

Starr Augustus, r. 2109 Polk

Starr Benjamin F., conductor Presidio RR., r. 1134 Union

Starr Erwin P., clerk M. P. and M. Dept S. P. Co., r. 820 Sutter

Starr Frank R., compositor Call, r. 234 Bush

Starr Frederick, r. cor Manitoba and Osage

Starr George A., bookkeeper George R. Starr & Co., r. 23 Beaver

Starr George B. (Starr & Owens) r. 626 California

Starr George R. (George R. Starr & Co.) r. 978 Fif- teenthi

Starr George R. & Co. (George R. Starr) pro- duce commission merchants, 308-310 Washing- ton

Starr James W., machine hand M. & A. Hansen, r. 1 Simpson Pl

Starr John H., carpenter, r. 1614 San Carlos Av

Starr Joseph, carpenter, r. 1806 Polk

Starr King Building, Ss Geary bet Grant Av and Stockton

Starr King Primary School, Miss Kate Conklin principal, N s Bryant bet Sixth and Seventh

Starr Mills (South Vallejo and Wheatport) office 16 California

Starr Robert E., aslesman Root & Sanderson, r. Oak- land

Starr Samuel P., clerk freight auditor's office S. P. Co., r. Berkeley

Starr Stephen G., messenger headquarters Division of the Pacific U. S. A., r. Phelan Bldg

Starr William, bellman, r. 19 Moss

Starr William A., lather, r. 210 Minna

Starr William C. (John F. McGovern & Co.) r. 1910 Leavenworth

Starr William D., carpenter, r. Teneriffe, Bay View

Starr William M., proper Occidental Warehouse, First and Townsend, r. Oakland

Starr William W., r. 978 Fifteenth

Starr & Co., Abraham D. Starr president, Alfred Bannister vice-president, H. M. A. Miller secre- tary, proprietor Starr Mills (South Vallejo and Wheatport) office 16 California

Starr & Mathison (Addison M. Starr and Thomas Mathison) smelters and refiners of antimony, 2160 Harrison

Starr & Owens(George B. Starr and Maurice A. Owens) coffee saloon, 540 California

Starrett Ada A. Mrs., artist, r. 1010 Guerrero

Starrett Horace, receiving clerk S. P. C. Ry., r. 1010 Guerrero

Starrett Stephen E., laborer, I. 1111 Valencia

Starrett William, blacksmith, r. 204 First

Starra Michael, belper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 528 Howard

Stary Henry M., operator H. Kramer

Strasser Abraham. r. 627 Ivy Av

State Assny Office, Louis Falkenau proprietor, 328 Montgomery, room 16

State Board of Forestry, Sands W. Forman sec- retary. Walter S. Moore chairman, 35 Flood Bldg State Board of Harbor Commissioners. 10 California

State Board of Horticulture, Elwood Cooper president, B. M. Lelong secretary, office 220 Sut- ter, room 18

INCORPORATED 1863.

PACIFIC

BANK.

$1,750,000.00

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, YEARLY VOLUME BUSINESS, $225,000,000.00

DRAWS ITS OWN EXCHANGE ON ALL LARGE CITIES OF THE WORLD.

SAN FRANCISCO LUMBER CO.

Principal Office and Yard, Pier 12 Steuart St. Branches. Third and Berry Sts., auc Pier 3, Stenart St.

410 Pinc.

ANGLO-NEVADA ASSURANCE CORPORATION, Cash Assets, $2.672.849. §315 Montgomery.

CHARLES LYONS. LONDON TAILOR,

1214-20 Market and 300-2 Kearn: . S. F.

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1241

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Stute Board of Raffroad Commissioners, 119-121 Phelan BIdg

State Board of Trade California, E. J. Greg- ory president, A. Caminetti secretary, John Q. Brown general manager, 605 Market

State Board of Viticultural Commission- ers, Clarence J. Wetmore general manager, 216 Montgomery

State Bureau of Labor Statistics, J. J. Tobin commissioner, John G. Liebert Jr. deputy, office 220 Sutter, rooms 15-16

State Business Men's Association of Cali- fornia, J. B. Curtis president, H. H. Adams secretary, J. M. Troutt attorney, office 325 Mont- gomery, rooms 16-17

State Commissioner of Immigration for Oregon and Washington William H. Thornley, office 506 Bat- tery

State Democratic Club, H. P. Bush secretary, 207 Sutter

State Dime Savings Bank, O. E. Moore president, Clarence F. Day secretary, 634 Market

State Insurance Commissioner, J. N. E. Wilson, 401 California

State Investinent and Insurance Co. The, George L. Brander president, Patrick J. White vice-president, Charles H. Cushing secretary, 218- 220 Sansome

State Mineralogist, William Irelan Jr., office Pioneer Bidg, W's Fourth bet Market and Mission State Mining Bureau, William Irelan Jr. State Mineralogist, Pioneer Bldg, W s Fourth bet Mar- ket and Mission

Stateler John W. (Runnels & Stateler) r. 957 Market Stateler T. K., passenger agent N. P. Ry., 638 Market, r. Alameda

Statham William M. (Statham & Co.) r. 1823 Eddy

Statham & Co. (William M. Statham) piano mnfrs, factory 765 Mission, salesrooms 1322 Mission

Stathopolis E. (Anagnostopulua & Stathopolis) r. 13 Third

Stationery Engineers (National Association) St. George's Hall, 909% Market

Statistician and Economist (annual) L. P. McCarty publisher, 814 California

State Thomas, barber, 1829 Union, r. 3012 Fillmore

Statue of Liberty, Corbett Road bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth

Stauch Mary, widow, r. 7 Cody

Stauch Theodore, painter, r. 7 Cody

Staud John H., plumber, r. 12 Henrietta Square

Staud Mary Mrs., r. 12 Henrietta Square

@ Staud. See Stout

Staude Fred, proprietor Original O. K. Saloon, 123 Front, r. 118 Trenton

Stande Henry A., salesman J. Stande, r. 118 Trenton Staude John, groceries aud liquors, 815 Pacific, r. 118 Trenton Standt Henry. r. 47 Ritch

Stanf, Cooper & Redlick (Werner Stauf, Fred- erick T. Cooper and Samuel Redlick) stock and grain brokers, 232% Montgomery

Stauf Heury, laborer, r. 447 Bryant

Stauf Werner (Stauf, Cooper & Redlick) r. Sausalito Stauffacher Henry J., blacksmith H. B. Schindler, r. Oakland

Stauffer Frederick R., butcher F. Katz. r. 435 Pine Stauffer John (Stauffer & Co.) r. 1836 Powell

Stauffer John R., butcher. r. 10 Capp

Stanffer & Co. [John Stauffer) chemical works, J. A. Durand agent, cor Dupont, Bay and North Point

Stanggo M., cooper, r. 624 Fulton

Staule Frederick H., special U. S. Gauger, Internal Revenue office U. S. Appraisers' Bldg., r. Ala- meda

Stauss Christian, tailor, r. 28 Stanly Pl

ASK YOUR GROCER FOR Franco-American Food Co.'s

FRENCH SOUPS

IN TINS AND GLASS. Man, Sadler & Co., S. F., Agents,

W. & J. SLOANE & CO. Hotels and Steamboats completely furnished with

CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY. Special Prices Given. 641 to 647 MARKET STREET NEXT ABOVE PALACE HOTEL.

Stavenow William, teamster, r. 600 McAllister

Stawe John F., cigar mufr, 730 Montgomery, r. 104 Twentieth

Stayart John J., cabinetmaker W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 844 Fifteenth

Stayner Frank, stockfitter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1208 Dolores

Slayton Robert H., teamater, r. 31 Erie

Stayton William, waiter, r. 1511 Leavenworth

Stead Alfred, clerk G. Stead, r. 316% Third

Stead George, r. 318 Chestnut

Stead George, watchmaker, 316% Third

Steade John, musician, r. 129 Clara

Stealey Alfred D., stenographer Black Diamond Coal Mining Co .. r. 929% Howard

Stealey John, clerk, r. 1412 Folsom

Stealey Thomas, real estate, r. 1412 Folsom

Stealey Thomas S., harnessmaker, 1553 Mission, r. 1412 Folsom

STEAM SODA WORKS

Pierre G. Somps proprietor, 259-261- 263 Clementina

Steamer Crescent City, Hobbe, Wall & Co. agents, ofhee 314 Spear

Steamer Santa Marta, D. J. Meherin agent, 3 Califor- nia, room 9

Steamship Sailors' Protective Union of the Pacific Coast, 14%% Washington

Steamship Stevedorea' Protective Union, 818 Howard Stearns Alonzo B., dairy produce and cured meats, 1250 Mission

Stearns Annie M. Mrs., r. 1918 Howard

Stearns Charles H., carbnilder, r. 6% Alemany

Stearns Frederick K., president Stearns, Wor- den & Co., 214-220 Townsend, r. Detroit, Mich- igan

Stearns George l'., lumberman, r. 206% Ninth

Stearns G. F. Mrs., dressmaking, 206% Ninth

Stearns Greenleaf H., carbuilder, r. 1918 Howard

Stearns Henry O., confectioner M. L. Stearna, r. 315 Scott

Stearns H. M., teacher Heald's Business College, r. Oakland

Stearns John, bookkeeper, r. 228 % Francisco

Stearns John J., laborer, r. 210 Leavenworth

Stearns Leonard J., horseshoer William Duncan, r. 210 Leavenworth

STEARNS MANUFACTURING CO. (of Erie, Penn. ) J. D. Eby munager, manufacturers heavy sawmlll machin- ery, engines, boilers, oils, belting, etc., Pacific Brauch 29-31 Spear

Stearns M. L., confectionery, 1006 Market, r. 315 Scott

Stearns N. A., r. 1115 Scott

Stearns Ranchos Co., C. A. Grow secretary, 18-20 Phelan BIdg

Stearns Rose W., widow, r. 210 Leavenworth Stearns T. C., r. 803 Turk

Stearns Victor T., physician, r. 109 Fifth

STEARNS W. GUS drayman, 108 Davis, r. 48 Ridley

Stearus William H., merchant, r. 1110 Jackson

Stearns William A. (Cummings & Stearna) r. 109 Ninth

STEARNS, WORDEN & CO.

(Fred K. Stearns and Clinton E. and W. W. Worden) manufacturers phar- maceutical preparations and toilet ar- ticles, branch of F. Stearns & Co., Detroit. New York City and Windsor. Ontario, Nos. 214, 216, 218 and 220 Townsend

Stebbins A. E. Miss., r. 915 Valencia

STARBIRD & GOLDSTONE

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LUMBER DEALERS BUILDING MATERIAL A SPECIALTY.

101 Market St.

ROOS BROS.

W OCCUPYING ENTIRE BUILDING. TM

31-37 KEARNY,

Leading Clothiers.

ORLEANS VINEYARD. ARPAD HARASZTHY & CO., 530 Washington Street.

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BURKE'S SCOTCH and IRISH WHISKIES

" Garnkirk " and "Three Star." SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD, Agents, S. F.

Stebbins Albert De W., miller William H. Miner, r. 234 Sixth

Stebbins Charles M., r. 119 Liberty

Stebbins Elizabeth, widow, r. 1906 Stockton

Stebbins G. H. Mrs., widow. r. 412 Jones

Stebbins Grace Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1130 Market

Stebbins Horatio Rev., D. D., pastor First Unitarlau Church. r. 1609 Larkin

Stebbins Minnie G., teacher Powell Street Primary School, r. 1906 Stockton

Stebbins William, millhand, r. 1051 Howard

Steber Anna Mrs., millinery, 2507 Mission

Steber Herman. carpenter, r. 810 Folsom

Steber Joseph C., machinist and modelmaker, 105 Fremont, r. 2507 Mission

Stecher Elenora, widow, r. 317 Minna

Stecher Frederick, carpenter, r. 317 Minna

Stecher Otto, clerk A. C. Robison, r. 317 Minna

Stecbiel Charles, boxmaker, r. 621 Florida

Steek Mary Miss, domestic 44 Silver

Steek Paul, draughtsman Parke & Lacy Co., r. Lorin, Cal.

Steekelberg George, tailor, 1910 Polk

Steckenreiter Philip (E. Schuek & Co.) r. 415 Fremont Stecker E. Addison, carpenter, r. 449 Twentieth

Stecker Nathan W., carpenter and builder, r. 449 Twentieth

Steckler Dora, widow, r. 1522 Webster

Steckler Flora Miss, teacher music, r. 1522 Webster Steekler Rose Miss, saleslady, r. 1522 Webster

Stedman George W., conductor Market St. RR., r. 2008 Ellis

Stedman Henry S., manager Zeno Mauvais, r. 2106%% Post

Stedt W., apprentice S. F. Planing Mill, r. 1228 Mis- slon

Steedman David, cooper B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 491 Brannan

Steedman Hannab, widow, r. 491 Brannsn

Steedman Jobn P., salesman William S. Duncombe, r. 427 Sutter

Steedman Peter, cabinetmaker A. J. McNicoll & Co., r. East Berkeley

Steedman Robert, cabinetmaker A. J. McNicoll & Co., r. East Berkeley

Steedman Robert, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 807 Cal- Ifornia

Steeger Ferdinand E., compositor Abend Post, r. 704 Bush

Steel Frank, teamster, r. 218 Ninth

Steel George, clerk Cal. Ius. Co., r. 1010 Jones Steel Thomas W., foreman. r. 171 Perry

Steel William, assistant manager London and San Francisco Bank (limited) NW cor Californis and Leidesdorff, r. 951 Myrtle. Oakland

Steel William. shoemaker, r. 328 Jessle

Steele Adam, teamster William Kerr, r. 901 Battery Steele Adolph. cutler. r. 14 Geneva

Steele Albert, glovecutter B. Blumenthal & Co.,r. 808 Mission

Steele Amelia, widow. r. 720 Broadway

Steele Charles, longshoreman, r. 445 Natoma, rear

Steele Charles H., physician and surgeon, r. 2322 Mlasion

Steele Daniel L. (Trueman & Steele) r. 1236 Market Steele Edgar W., ranchman, r. 2608 California

Steele Edward L. G. (E. L. G. Steele & Co.) r. Osk- land

Steele E. L. G. & Co. (Edward L. G. Steele, Edward Polheins and George A. Moore general partners, C. Adolphe and George A. Low special partners) commission merchants, 208 California

Steele Engene M., foreman Mission Rock Warehouse, r. 8 Rincon Av

Steele Frank J., laborer, r. 322 Third

Steele George F., canvasser, r. 1521 Leavenworth

Steele Harrold, bookkeeper Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 1419 Clay

Steele Henry, druggist, NE eor California and Deviss- dero

Steele Henry, laborer Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 130 Steele Jalmar, waiter, r. 730 Fourth

Steele James, blacksmith, r. 1116 Mission

Steele James A., machine hand Jason Springer & Co., r. 1116 Mission

Steele James G. (James G. Steele & Co.) r. 1812 Mar- ket

STEELE JAMES G. & CO.

druggists and chemists, agents Dr. Ricord's Restorative Pills, True's Min- eral Powders and Lasson's Hair Elixir, 635 Market, under Palace Hotel

Steele Jerome, glove cutter B. Blumenthal & Co., r. 808 Mission

Stsele John D., sawyer Mechanics' Mill, r. 20 % Minna Steele Joseph, r. 912 % Laguna

Steele M. Mrs., photo retoucher. r. 319 Ellis

Steele M. A. Mrs., teacher South Cosmopolitan Pri- mary School, r. 1933 Union

Steele Martin, tanner, r. S s Army nr Nebrasks

Steele Mattie E. Mrs., teacher Hermann Street School, r. 536 Polk

Steele Richard H. Rev., r. 1023%% Twenty-first

Steele Samuel, stairbuilder, r. 130 Clara

Steele Samuel B. (B. W. Brown & Co.) r. 2124 Bush

Steele Samuel J., laborer, r. 563 Minna

Steele Stafanus, longshoreman, r. 730 Fourth

Steele Thomas, baker, r. Eleventh opp Bryant

Steele Will A., cashier Steele & Jacobson, r. 2043 Howard

Steele William A. (Steele & Jacobson) r. 2043 Howard Steele Willis, lineman Fire Alarm and Police Tele-

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Steele & Jacobson [William A. Steele and Sam- uel M. Jacobson) manufacturers trunks and traveling bags, 222 Bush, factory NE cor Shotwell and Seventeenth

Steen Charles, carpenter, r. 423 Francisco

Steen Edward T., engineer, r. 1812 Market

Steen Emil, seaman, r. 530 Folsom

Sieen Frederiek, carpenter, r. 41 }% Dorland

Steen H. Mrs., widow, r. 617 McAllister

Steen Herman, r. 655 Minna

Steen James, ship carpenter, r. 1040 Bryant

Steen John, carpenter stmr Acapulco

Steen. See Stebn and Stein

Steenberg Peter, r. 205 Ninth

Steer Harry, plasterer, r. 440% Clementina

Steere. See Stier

Steers George, clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. First and Bryaut

Steers George H., drayman, r. 451 First

Steers Harry H., teamster, r. 451 First

Steers Henry, drayman, r. 451 First

Steers J. E., physician, r. 1107 Filbert

Steers William, cabinet maker, r. 322 Guerrero

Steers Andrew, r. 2133 Mission

Steffan George, laborer. r. 68 Jessie

Steffan Jacob, barber John Fleischman, r. 9 Howard Court

Steffan John, restaurant, 14 Folsom, r. 107 Stelner

Steffanl Pauline, widow, r. 1605%% Mason

Steffen Carl, teacher music, r. 1220 Mission

Steffen Francis, machinist, r. 213 Clara

Steffen Francis X., wood and coal, 753 Folsom, r. 213 Clara

Steffen Henry; bakery, 213 Sixth

STEFFEN LOUIS florist. and gar- dener, flowers tastefully done up, cut flowers on hand, 11 Powell

Steffens Charles, bartender, r. 427 Buy Steffens D., elerk, r. 2126 Greenwich

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OF

Plain, Japanned and Stamped

TINWARE.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST

IMPERIAL Fire Ins. Co. OF LONDON |

Capital, $3,500,000| GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager Assets, $10,044,636| WM. SEXTON, Asst. Managen

(315 Montgomery.

410 Pine.

ANGLO-NEVADA ASSURANCE CORPORATION. Cash Assets, $2,672,849.

PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INS. CO.,

BROWN, CRAIG & CO., } General Agents.

508-510 California St.

STE

1243

STE

Steffens Diedrich J. {Steffens & Krohn) r. 137 Folsom Steffena Dietrich (Wiebalk & Steffens) r. 5 Glover Steffens Henry (Klute & Steffens) r. 327 Clementina Steffens Henry, r. 58 Zoe

Steffens Henry, clerk. r. SW cor Hayes and Polk Steffena Henry A. (Mohr & Steffens) r. 1808 Larkin Steffens Hernan, r. 2711 Sutter

Steffens John G., bartender Osmer & Co., r. 200 Bran- nan

Steffens John H., Itquor saloon, 1109 Mission Steffena Katherine, nurse German Hospital

Steffens Margaret, nurse German Hospital

Steffens & Krolın (Diedrich J. Steffens and Frederick

Krohn) groceries and liquors, SE cor Main and Folsom

Steffin Henry (Bose & Steffin) r. 502 Bryant

Stege John G., foreman F. Korbel & Brow,, r. 26 Turk Stege John G .. master mariner, r. 406% O'Farrell

Stege Richard, proprietor Stege's Quaker Rest. taurant. 30 Ellis

Stege's Quaker Restaurant, Richard Stege proprietor, 30 Ellis, r. 1023a Post

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Langley's San Francisco directory for the year commencing 1890, Part 289

Author: Publication date: 1890 Publisher: San Francisco : Francis, Valentine & Co. Number of Pages: 1646

Author:
Publication date: 1890
Publisher: San Francisco : Francis, Valentine & Co.
Number of Pages: 1646