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Glyun Vinceut G., clerk. r. 1909 Stockton
Glynn William, boilermaker, r. 16 Natoma
Glynn William, bricklayer, r. 12 Augunt Alley
Glynn William P., engineer, r. 1909 Stockton
Gineblich Herman, driver. r. 18 Marve Terrace
Guarini Andrew A., clerk Jacoba & Easton r. 1419 Clay
Guarini Louis MI., plumber. r. 127, 16th
Quees Charles, r. 605 Broadway
Gnekow F. W., compositor Chronicle
Gnos Brothers (Frank and Jobn) dairy, W & San Bruno Road nr Wayland
Gnos Frank (Guos Bros.) r. W s San Bruno Road nr Wayland
Gnos Jolin (Gnos Broa.) r. W s San Bruno Road nr Wayland
Goad William F., attorney at law, 606 Montgom- ery, room 2, r. NW cor Washington and Gough Goane James, teamater. r. 1009 Capp
Gobbee Ernest, r. 759 Howard
Gobbee Emuma, widow, r. 759 Howard
Gobbee Joseph L., machinist, r. 21 Everett
Gobel Otillia, cook 1714 Geary
Gobelle Lonis, mill hand, r. 402 Tehama
Gobey Charles, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan
Gobey Frank, liquors, 228 Sutter, r. 226 Sutter
Gobey Jesse, r. 226 Sutter
Gobinier Ernest A., wood turner, r. 514 % Pine
Goble John E., liquora, Long Bridge and 110 Ken. tucky, r. S & 9th Av near G, Sonth S. F.
Goble Thomas, bartender, r. 110 Kentucky
Gobolich John, Jaborer, r 23 12 Zoe
Gobolich Martin, laborer, r. 23 % Zoe
Gock Albert, hostler, r. 69 Minna
Godano Joseph, r. 311 Union
Godano Luigi, laborer, r. 311 Union
Godat August, walter, r. 110 Eddy
Godbold Jobn H., engineer, r. 391, 9th
Godchaux Adolph, insurance agent, 35 New Montgom- ery, r. 1717 Bush
Godchaux Edmond, manufacturers' agent and cominisalon merchant, 35 New Montgomery, r. 1717 Bush
Godebanx Eliza, widow, r. 807 Polk
Godchaux Felix, sawyer. r. 23 % Zoe
Godchaux Lazard (M. Brandenstein & Co.) r. 526
Godchaux Leontine Miss, with Blumenthal, Aronson & Co., r. 921 Geary
Godchaux Lucien, with Edmond Godchaux, r. 1717 Bush
Godchaux Myrtil, bookkeeper E. Raas & Co., r. 1717 Bnalı
Godchaux Ray Miss, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 923 Geary
Goddard Augustus F., draughtsman, r. 522 Van Neas AV
HAVE YOUR CHIMNEY SWEEPING
DONE BY THE LION CO.
Office, 505 Kearny St. Telephone 313.
FURNITURE, Carpets and Upholstery. W. & J. SLOANE & CO. 641 to 647 MARKET STREET.
Goddard Clarke I .. , dentist, 131 Post, r. Oakland Goddard George H., civil engineer, r. 529 Golden Gate Av
Goddard George H. Jr., carder, r. 3 Helen
Goddard George W., blacksmith, r. 712 Folaom
Goddard Guilford H., clerk Charles F. Doe & Co., r. 23 Collingwood
Goddard Henry K., news editor Call, r. 1415 Larkin
Goddard James, helper, r. 4th Av bet Clement and California
Goddard Joseph, bartender, r. 203 Franklin
Goddard J. w. & Sons (New York) tallors' trimmings, etc., M. D. Clar agent, 45 Phelan Bldg Goddard May Miss, seamstress, r. 4th Av nr Clement Goddard Sewell S., carpenter, r. 711 Howard
Goddard Thomas, painter, r. 1802 Howard
Goddard Thomas W., paluter, r. 3+ Erie
Goddard William, blacksmith, r. 543, 2d
Goddard William H., blackamith, r. 4th Av nr Clement
Goddard William H. Jr., blacksmith, r. 4th Av nr Clement
Godden C., waiter stmr Mariposa
Godden William, engineer, r. 664 Howard
Godeau Julius S. (Valente, Godeau & Co.) r. 1524 Stockton
Godeau Parfait E., upholsterer, r. 606 Stevenson
Goden Mary, widow, r. 519 Greenwich
Godesky William, cook, r. 3 Miller Pl
Godet Charles, upholsterer. r. 844% Folsom
Godet Clemence, laundress, r. 814'4 Folsom
Godet Louis, laundry, 844 % Folsom
Godet Lonise, lanndress, r. 844 % Folsom
Godeus John D., photograph enameler 10, 6th, r. 15th Av ur L
Godfrey Adrian S., conductor, r. 1417 Oak
Godfrey Annie P., nurse, r. 1812 Baker
Godfrey Aunie R., domestic 2601 Sacramento
Godfrey Deunis, teamster, r. 812 Jessie
Godfrey E. A., Insurance agent, J06 Sausome, r. 1312 Leavenworth
Godfrey Elizabeth, widow, r. 21 Oak
Godfrey Emma B. Mrs., r. 507 Stockton
Godfrey George, expressman, 3d and Berry, r. 7th Av nr L, South S. F.
Godfrey Honore, widow, r. 131 Page
Godfrey H. S., millband Pac. Coast Door Co., r. Ala- mneda
Godfrey James B., basketmaker, r. 179 Perry
Godfrey James T. Mrx., widow, r. 508 Powell
Godfrey John F., gardner, r. 570 Harrison
Godfrey Nathaniel Jr., porter, r. 1512 Baker
Godfrey Nathaniel A., barber, 8 Folsomu, r. 1812 Baker Godfrey Sarah A. B. Miss, r. 1812 Baker
Godfrey S. J., sallinaker Harding, Braun & Prior
Godfrey W. A. II., clothing, 101, 2d, r. 1506 Howard
Godin Eugene, shoemaker, r. California Av nr Wolf, B. H.
Godiu Jeffrey, carpenter, r. 208, 5th
Godin Victor, carpenter, r. 1509 Guerroro
Godkin Thomas, blacksmith, r. 629 Vallejo
Godkin Thomas E., compositor, r. 629 Vallejo
Godkin William II., collector, r. 629 Vallejo
Godley James, conductor, r. 1324 Howard
Godley Jease E., clerk Starr & Co., r. 1818 Sacra- mento
Godley Montgomery, office 414 Montgomery, r. 1818 Sacramento
Godley Philip, with Evan C. Evans, r. 1818 Sacra- mento
Godon Charles E., gaxfitter, r. 1101 Broadway
Godon Eugene, r. 11104 Clay
Godxey George P., saleaman Allen & Ginter, r. Lick
Goduhall James C., carpenter and contractor, 570 Brannan, r. 39 Turk
Godshall Maggie Mrs., proptr The Excelsior, 39 Turk
UNITED STATES LAUNDRY. BRANCH OFFICES, 53 Third, 121 Leidesdorff, and 16th, near Valencia St.
3418 and 3420, Telephones,
The Largest Company on the Pacific Coast, The Morton Draying & Warehouse Co.
304 BATTERY ST
W. B. CHAPMAN,
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer of a few selected vintages of BARTON & GUESTIER'S fine Bordeaux and Sauternes.
GOD
602
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPORTERS OF GALVANIZED AND COMMON
Sheet Iron
All Sizes and Numbers. 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET STREET.
Godsil James, r. 22 Pearl
Godsil Mary Miss, stenographer Bernard Dercksen, r. 22 Pearl
Godsil Thomas J., trunkmaker, r. 2911 Harrison Godsil Timothy, groceries, 2911 Harrison
Godwin Charles, laborer, r. 78 Natoma
Godwin William H., conductor Market St. RR.
Goe Ella Mrs., r. 607 Buchanan
Goe Samuel E., dentist, 427 Sutter
Goebbels Joseph, waiter Young & Helfrich, r. Berke- ley
Goebbels R. G., glassworker Hopper & Schroeder, r. Berkeley
Goecker J. Charles F., accountant Thomas Bell & Co., r. 714 Waller
Goeckeritz Ernst, florist and decorator, 403 Sut- ter, r. 221 Laurel Av
Goedecke Ludwig, butcher, 1320 Dupont, r. 537 Mont- gomery Av
Goedecke Meta Mrs., widow, r. 537 Montgomery Av Goedieke Thomas F., r. 808 Mission
Goedje Julius H., carpenter, r. 924 North Point
Goeffler Robert, r. 16 Langton
Goehring Adolph, artificial flowers, 913 Mission, r. 713 Lyon
Goehring John M .. painter, r. 558 Commercial
Goeller Edwin, secretary and treasurer Pickens, Fulton & Co., 212 Sansome, r. 2422 Buchanan
Goen Pauline, widow, lodgings, 726 California
Goepel Frederick, typecaster, r. NW cor Baker and Greenwich
Goepel Henry, bartender, r. NW cor Baker and Green- wich
Goepel Robert, shoemaker, 821 }% Polk
Goepfert Edward W., painter, r. 517 Laguna
Goepfert Frank, butcher, r. 734 Capp
Goepfert Louis E., cabinetmaker, r. 824 Jessie
Goepfert Michael, painter Hall Safe and Lock Co., r. Alameda
Goeppert William, foreman bottling dept Chicago Brewing Co., r. 519 Chestnut
Goerke Gottfried, liquors, SW cor Howard and 1st, r. Oakland
Goerkey George, tailor, r. 614 Merchant
Goertzhain Charles, tailor, r. 4 Lynch
Goertzhain Henry L., gardener, r. 4 Lynch
Goertzhain Herman, butcher, r. 4 Lynch
Goertzhain Herman Jr., porter, r. 4 Lynch
Goertzhain Joseph, porter, r. 4 Lynch
Goertzhain Louis, gardener, r. 4 Lynch
Goesch M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 6083% Natoma
Goesch Theodore, r. 6083% Natoma
Goess Alexander, conductor, r. 123, 10th
Goessel Paul H., cement worker, r. 6 Moss
Goethals Charlea L., sewing machines, 1122 Stockton
Goethem Frank, tanner, r. 128 Dorland Goeting Frederick, machinist, r. Philadelphia House Goetjen Adolph W., clerk. r. 1064 McAllister Goetjen Annie Mrs., r. 442, 5th
Goetjen Arond F., gripman, r. 218 Central Av
Goetjen Charles (Goetjen & Alpers) r. NW cor 5th and Folsom
Goetjen Charles, warehouseman, r. 442, 5th
Goetjen Edward L., bookkeeper Abner Doble Co., r. 1064 McAllister
Goetjen Heinrich (Goetjen & Alpera Bros.) r. NW cor 5th and Folaom
Goetjen Henry (Goetjen & Muller) r. 114 Chattanooga Goetjen Henry, machinist, r. 65 Tehama
Goetjen Herman H., clerk, r. 1064 McAllister
Goetjen John, bartender, r. 201 Mission
Goetjen Nicholas, r. 1064 McAllister
Goetjen & Alpers (Charles Goetjen and George Al- pera) groceries, NW cor 5th and Folsom
Goetjen & Alpers Brothers (Heinrich Goetjen and George and Herman Alpers) groceries, NE cor Clay and Larkin
Goetjen & Muller ( Henry Goetjen and Henry Muller) liquors, 201 Mission
Ny Goetjen. See Gaetjen
Goetsche John H., foreman Cal. Wire Works, r. 719 Bay
Goetter Charles, carpenter, r. 1042 Vermont
Goettig John. weaver, r. 22 Turk
Goetting Charles W., musician, r. 811 Pine
Goetting Charles L., salesman O'Brien & Spotorno, r. 6 Miles Court
Goettinger George, stenographer, 303 California, r.317 Lombard
Goettache John, cabinet maker, r. 26 Turk
Goeiz Balthazar, real estate, r. 430 Chestnut, rear
Goetz Bartholomew, carpenter, r. 456, 20th
Goetz Charles, clerk W. E. Straut
Goetz Fredericka Mrs., r. 6 Lily Av
Goetz Fredericka, widow, r. 1611 San Carlos Av
Goetz Henry, maltster, r. 1458 Minna
Goetz Jacob L .. blacksmith, r. 1706 Mason
Goetz John H., jeweler, r. 913 Greenwich
Goetz Joseph, r. 701 Stockton
Goetz Leo. cigarmaker, r. 420 Natoma
Goetz Lorenz, carpenter, r. 526 Filbert
Goetz Louisa, cook 1212 Washington
Goetz Otto J., carpenter, r. 456, 20th
Goetz Paul, carpeuter, r. 1611 San Carlos Av
Goetz Paulina, domestic 104, 12th
Goetz Robert, tauner, r. 212, 26th
Goetz Wilhelmina, widow, r. 1706 Mason
Goetz William L., harnessmaker, r. 1706 Mason
17 Goetz. See Gotz
Goetze August E. Jr., carrier Post Office, r. 15 Sanchez
Goetze Edward, clerk Albert Esdor, r. 505 Ellis Goetze Ernst A., cracker dealer, r. 15 Sanchez
GOETZE FREDERICK W. fresco painter, 1314 Market, r. 929
Twenty-sixth
Goetze F. William, architect, r. 925, 26th
Goetze Henry (Goetze & Baruth) r. 1006 Fillmore
Goetze John C., paper carrier, r. 73 Brady
Goetze John W., bottler, r. 1006 Fillmore
Goetze & Baruth (Henry Goetze and Ernest F.Baruth)
proptrs Cal. Soda Works, NE cor Octavia and Ivy Av
Goetzman Henry J., r. 223 Gough
Goetzman M. W., r. 223 Gough
Goewey Charles H., clerk Spring Valley W.W., r. 300 Page
Goewey Frank B., with Pac. Ins. Union, r. 300 Page
Goewey James M., capitalist, address Pacific Union Club, r. NW cor l'age and Laguna
Goewey James M. Jr., clerk W. J. Callingham, r. 300 Page
Goez Charles, laborer, r. 4 Caroline
Goez Elizabeth, widow, r. 4 Caroline
Goff Almon B., glazier, 1. 116 Fell
Goff D. & Sons (Rhode Island) Henry Doyle & Co. agents, 517 Market
Goff George P., attorney at law, 508 California
Goff Harry N., printer, r. 412 Kearny
Goff Harvey T., draughtaman Clinton Day, r. Oakland
Goff Henry F., engineer tug Lottie, r. East Oakland
Goff Joseph J., expressman, SW cor Stockton and Broadway, r. 1008 Filbert
Goff Louisa C., widow, r. 510 Stockton
Goff Mary, widow, r. SW cor Spear and Folsom Goff. See Gough
Goffrie Charles F. L., teacher music, r. 1430 Web- ster
Gogan Eliza, widow, r. 272 Minns
Gogan John J. (Gogan & Murasky) r. 272 Minna
Gogan Mary Mrs., lodgings, 238, 6th
Gogan William H., printer, r. 272 Minna
Gogan & Murasky (John J. Gogan and Willlam F. Murasky) blacksmitha, 1148 Mission
PEOPLES HOME
SAVINGS BANK. GUARANTEE CAPITAL, $1,000,000 MARKET AND FOURTH STREETS.
PALMER & REY, 9
AUXILIARY PUBLISHERS AND NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS,
405 Sansome St., S. F.
Office, 29 Steuart Street.
"DRIFTED SNOW" flour will Satisfy You.
DR. CHARLES W. DECKER
PERFORMS ALL OPERATIONS IN DENTISTRY. 806 MARKET STREET.
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603
GOL
Gogandus George, teamster. r. c or Vermont and Santa Clara
GOGER CHARLES
manufac-
turer Union Gas Machine, 319 Grant Av. r. 1923 Fillmore
Goger Charles, plumber. r. 228 Francisco
Goger Joseph, clerk, r. 634 Jessie
Goggiu Annie Miss, shoefitter, r. 5 Powell Av
Goggin Annie M. Miss, seamstress, r. 20 Hermann Goggin David, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
Goggin David, salesman Shea, Bocqueras & Co., r. California Av opp Bryant, B. H.
Goggin David Jr., clerk, r. California Av opp Bryant, B. H.
Goggin Edmond W. (Francis, Valentine & Co.) r. 1913 Van Ness Av
Goggin Ellen M., widow, r. 17 Scott
Goggin Emily M. Miss, teacher Hermann Street Grammar School, r. 17 Scott
Goggin Ernest J., copyist County Clerk's Office, r. 17 Scott
Goggin Francia, porter, r. 22 Langton
Goggin Gerald E., clerk George F. Grant, r. Als- meda
Goggin James, laborer, r. 20 Hermann
Goggin James Jr., r. 20 Hermann
Goggin John, longshoreman, r. 39 Tebams
Goggin John B., shoemaker, r. 5 Powell Av
Goggin John F., conductor, r. 4 Wall
Goggin Mary Miss, ahoefitter, r. 5 Powell Av
Gogglu Reignald D., collector P. F. Collier, r. 17 Scott
Goggin Richard H., teamster, r. 101 Stevenson Goggin Robert, clerk, r. 101 Stevenson
THOS.C.BUTTERWORTH 15 Polk St. per market SAN FRANCISCO.
TAINED
Z HOUSEHOLDY
CHURCH AND
GLASS
GLASS BENDING, EMBOSSING AND STAINING PLAINASSORRAMENTAL GLAZING.
Gohl William, foreman P. Claudius & Co., r. 517 Post Goicovich George, restaurant, 303-305 East, r. 5 Market
Gokel Louis, boxmaker, r. 1109 Trest Av
Goken John C., senman, r. 14 Ritch
Gokow Frank, printer, r. 726 California
Golcher Heury C. (Clabrough, Golcher & Co.) r. 105 Broderick
Golcher Samuel L., salesman Clabrough, Golcher & Co., r. 908 Oak
Golcher William J. (Clabrough, Golcher & Co.) r. 908 Qak
Gold and Stock Telegraph Co. of Califor- nin, Frank Jaynes president. T. H. Reynolds secretary, J. W. McRobie superintendent, 222 Sansome
Gold Benjamin, r. 505 O'Farrell
Gold Cafion Mining Co. [Sierra Co., Cal.) F. A. Ber- lin secretary, 420 Montgomery
Gold Hill Mining Co, (Grass Valley, Cal.) C. A. Grow secretary, 18-20 Phelan Bldg
Gold Mary, widow. r. 141 % Shipley
Gold Medal Braid Co. (New York) Brown & Metzner agenta, 535 Market
Gold Thomas W., teamster, r. 1221 Mission
Goggin Walter W., bookkeeper Samuel W. Levy, r. Alameda
W. E, LANE
PLUMBER, 505 KEARNY STREET, Will do your Work Well and Cheap.
Estimates Given Free. Telephone 315,
W. & J. SLOANE & CO. SEAT CUSHIONS, IN PLUSH, TERRY, DAMASK AND SATINE,
MADE TO ORDER FOR
CHURCHES, LODGES, STEAMBOATS, ETC. 641, 643, 645 and 647 MARKET STREET,
Goheen Ranner G., laborer, r. 625 Bay, rear
Goheen Henry, reelmaker. r. 625 Bay, rear Goldaracena Miguel, r. 1502 Powell
Goldaracena Orel M., druggist, 1201 Dupont, r. 1502 Powell
Goldbeck Charles, carpenter, r. 312 Tebama
Goldbeck Charles Jr., carpenter, r. 312 Tehama
Goldbeck Theodore, clerk Pickens, Fulton & Co., r. 312 Tebama
Goldberg A., r. 3046, 16th
Goldberg Aaron, traveling salesman, r. 1213 Scott Goldberg Adolph (Couradi & Goldberg) r. 1411 Scott Guldberg Benjamin, driver, r. 241, 11th
GOLDBERG, BOWEN & CO.
(incorporated)' Jacob Goldberg presi- deut and general manager, Charles R. Bowen vice-president and assistant general manager, Henry A. Bowen sec- retury and treasurer, the leading grocers and importers and dealers choice family groceries, teas and wines, and Importers French, English, German and East Indian delicacies and Havana and Key West cigars, 426-432 Pine
Goldberg Carl, clerk. 322 Auetin
Goldberg Charles, cook, r. 220, 17th
Goldberg Charles, salesman L. Goldberg, r. 12 Marye Terrace
Goldberg Conrad H., student, r. 1709 Sutter Goldberg Daniel, tailor, r. 311 Hayes
Guldberg David, clerk, r. 322 Austin
Goldberg David, clerk Eaberg, Bachman & Co., r. 1518 O'Farrell
Goldberg David. driver, r. 1149 Market
Goldberg David, tailor, 118 Leidesdorff, r. 1000 Montgomery
Goldberg Henty, salesman S. Goldberg, r. 520 Jessle Goldberg Hermann S., salesman, r. 317 Geary
Goldberg Isaac, tailor, r. 608 Polk
Goldberg Jacob, president and general manager Goldberg Buwen Co. (tucorporated) 426-432 Pine, r. 2620 California
Goldberg Joseph, billiarda, r. 515 Pine
Goldberg Joseph, salesman Esberg, Bachman & Co., r. 1508 O'Farrell
Goldberg Lena, cook 1020 Page
Guldberg Lena, widow, r. 942 Howard
Goldberg Leater, clerk, r. 1119% MeAllIster
Goldberg Lijman, r. 322 Austin
Goldberg Louis, shoemaker. r. 217 Oak
Goldberg Louis, trilor, r. 613% Fulton
Goldberg Max, president and manager San Fran- cisco Collateral Loan Bank, 538 Kearny, r. 1020 Vallejo
Goldberg Paul, stevedore. r. Baker nr Jefferson
Goldberg Peter, cabinetmaker, r. 835 McAllister
Goldberg Philip, solicitor. r. 727% McAllister
Goldberg Ralph, r. 1411 Scott
Goldberg Simon L., manager Esberg. Bachman & Co., r. 1618 O'Farrell
Goldberg Solomon, furniture, 933 Market, r. 1003 Mission
Goldberg Solomon, porter. r. 322 Austin
Goldberg William, clerk Jacob Hey man, r. 1119% Mc- Allinter
Goldberg W. L., with Mann & Wilson, r. Oakland Goldblatt N., junk draler, r. 328, 11th
Gulubranneu Frederick, collector Domestic Sewing Machine Co., r. 2940 Howard
Golden Alois, boot and shoes, 1211 Valencia
Golden Aun, whlow, r. 421, let Av
Golden Bartholomew, teamster. r. 154 % Shipley Golden Charles, capitalist, r. 200 Turk
Golden City Brewery, Frederick Brekle proptr, 1431 Pacific
STARBIRD & GOLDSTONE
Wholesale and Ketnit Dealers fn Building Lumber, Sugar Pine and Redwood for Foreign Shipment
101 Market St
MARKET ST.
308
1
LUCOL
PAINT OIL.
The Most Durable and Glossiest
LUCOL
MARKET ST.
308
C. L. DINGLEY & CO. Will Appreciate your Lumber Order's
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604
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO. WOODEN, SLATE AND IRON MANTELS,
ARTISTIC DESIGNS. 309, 311, 313, 315 & 317 Market St.
GOLDEN CITY CHEMICAL WORKS
C. O'Connor president, Leon D. Smith secretary, Robert J. Layng superin- tendent, manufacturers sulphuric, nitric, muriatic and chemically pure aclds, soldering fluids and other acids and chemicals, works cor Seventh and Townsend, office 22 Nevada Block
.
Golden City House. James Rickarda proptr, . San Bruno Road, 4 mlies from New City Hall
Golden Eagle Hotel, August Weigand proprietor, 404 Broadway
Golden E. F. Mrs., widow, r. 314 Fulton
Golden Frank, waiter. r. 706. 4th
Golden Gate Avenue Block, 24-28 Golden Gate Av
Golden Gate Block, 131 Post, Davidson & Leigh agents, 137 Montgomery
Golden Gate Distilling Co., Isaac Wormser president, Henry Ebbinghausen vice-president, 207 Battery, distillery SE cor Fillmore and Chest- nut
Golden Gate Flouring Mills, Horace Davis & Co., proprietors, 41-49, Fir-t
Golden Gate Glove Factory, Baruch & Newman proptra, 113-115 Pine
Golden Gate Hall. 1620 Pacific Av
Golden Gate Hotel, Michael Weber, proprietor, 134 Fourth
Golden Gate House, Thomas Murray proptr. 510 Davis GOLDEN GATE LIVERY
AND RIDING ACADEMY, Crittenden & Bailey proprietors, 24-26 Golden Gate Av, telephone 3342
GOLDEN GATE LUMBER CO. O. H. Greenewald president, A. Heilbronner secretary, 4 Sutter, rooms 8, 9, 10
Golden Gate Machine Works, Adam Schilling & Sons proptra, 211 Main
Golden Gate Military Band, George Hildebrant man- ager. 432 Hayes
Golden Gate Nursery, Edward L. Reimer proptr, NE cor Folsom and 20th
Golden Gate Paper Box Factory, A. Fleish- hacker & Co. proprietors, 532 Market
Golden Gate Park, entrance Baker bet Oak and Fell
Golden Gate Park Commissioners, W. W. Stow, Joseph Austin and R. P. Hammond Jr., office Park Lodge, Golden Gate Park
GOLDEN GATE PLASTER MILLS Lucas & Co. proprietors, manufactur- ers calcine plaster (plaster Paris) mar- ble dust and land plaster, 215-217 Main Golden Gate Primary School, Mrs. Amelia Griffith principal, N s Golden Gate Av bet Pierce and Scott
Golden Gate Safety Faucet Co., William C. Savage manager, NW cor Mission and 1st
Golden Gate Salmon Co., George Tasheira pre- sident, C. P. Overton secretary salmon packers, Alaska, office 203 Front
Golden Gate Saloon, John Hoss & Son proprie- tors, NW cor Sutter and Kearny
Golden Gate Sardine Packing Co. (incorpor- ated) Frederick L. Wooster president, Charles C. Peunell secretary, office 221 Front, room 1
GOLDEN GATE STEAM DYE WORKS N. T. Peterson proprietor, dyeing and cleaning of every description, 342 Mc- AllIster
Golden Gate Supburet Mining and Development Co. (Tuolumne Co., Cal.) G. W. Lessmann secretary, 320 Sansome, rooms 31 -32
Golden Gate Surgical and Lying Institute (Private) F. F. Lord, M.D. physician in charge, office 235 Kearny
Golden Gate Swimming Baths, Henry F. Frahm proptr, Beach foot of Hyde
GOLDEN GATE UNDERTAKING CO.
George W. Keeler manager, funeral directors and practical embalmers, every requisite for first class funerals, lady attendants at all hours, 2429 Mis- sion, telephone 6102
Golden Gate Wire Cloth Manufactory, Victor Enginger proprietor, 8-10 Pine
Golden Gate Woolen Manufacturing Co., Ariel Lathrop president, William Harney man- ager and secretary, office 535 Market, mills bet Nineteenth and Twentieth, Hampshire and Bry- ant Av
Golden George A. (M. Jonas & Co.) r. 10 Dearborn Pl Golden George E., butcher, r. 29 Oak Grove Av
Golden James, bootmaker, r. 1 Leroy Pl
Golden James, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Golden John, janitor. r. 3 Golden Court
Golden John, laborer, r. I Alemany Av Golden John, laborer, r. 12 Blake
Golden John R., painter, r. 1 Cedar Av Golden John W., r. 414 Eddy
Golden Joseph L., engineer, r. 11 }% Page
Golden Joseph P., leadworker, r. 114 Mason
Golden Margaret, widow, r. 114 Mason
Golden Martin, laborer, r. 360 Brannan
Golden Mathew J., meter setter. r. 33714, 18th
Golden Morris M., groceries, NW cor Mason and Green
Golden Moses Rev., r. 425 Natoma
Golden M. T. Miss, millinery and fancy goods, 204, 24th
Golden Nellie Miss, r. 17 Zoe
Golden Patrick, clerk Frank Moran, r 216 Perry
Golden Patrick, plasterer, r. 303 Minna
Golden Patrick J., boilermaker. r. 568 Folsom
Golden Patrick J., laborer, r. 818 Lyon
Golden Robert P., stevedore, r. 432 Ringold
Golden Rule Bazaar, Davis Brothers propri- etors, 718-722 Market
Golden Rule Exchange, Pein Brothers propri- etors, NE cor Third and Mission
Golden Rule White Labor Shirt Factory, Neuhaus & Anderson proprietors, 115 Kearny
Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, Wales L. Palmer president, Horace B. Angell vice-president, John W. Brown superintendent, 231-251 First
Golden State Catholic (weekly) William A. Pryal proptr, 139 Murphy Bldg
Golden State Hospital Association, W. J. Gilliland secretary and manager, office 715 Clay, branch of- fice and dispensary, 763 Valencia
Golden State Land Co., Henry Geilfuss president, Rudolph Mohr secretary, 39 Flood Bldg
Golden State Pharmacy, 763 Valencia
Golden State The, Mrs. N. T. Ready proptr, 106 Eddy Golden Thomas, r. 414 Eddy
Golden Thomas, r. Il Garden Av
Golden Thomas E., shoemaker, r. 421, 1st Av
Golden Thomas H., painter, r. 414 Eddy
Golden Thomas J., clerk, r. 408 McAllister
Golden West Hotel, Plagemann & Weineke pro- prietors, 32-36 Ellis
Golden West House, Mrs. E. A. Hopkins proptr, 438 Geary
Golden West Iron Works, Dyer Brothers pro- prietors, 110 Main
Golden West Publishing Co., Will A. Newcum mana- ger, publishers The Golden West, Pioneer Bldg Golden William F., tinner, r. 1346, 20th
Goldenberg Adolph, tailor, r. 627 Natoma
PELTON WATER WHEEL, PELTON WATER MOTORS, GATES ORE & ROCK BREAKER, PELTON WATER WHEEL CO. 121-123 MAIN STREET.
NATIONAL Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford
Capital, $1,000,000.00 | GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager. Assets, $620,213.19
WX. SEXTON, Aset. Manager.
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I. F. THOMPSON'S Slide Valve Corliss Engine,
I. THOMPSON AUTOMATIC CUT- OFF ENGINE
GOLDEN STATE & MINER'S IRON WORKS. S.F. CALA
The accompanying engraving represents the I. F. Thomp- son Slide Valve Corliss Engine of the Automatic, Independ- ent Cut Off type, built upon a plan in many essential features an improvement upon the best methods heretofore adopted in steam engineering.
The valve rod is continued from the eccentric through the two exhaust chambers, in each of which is a slide valve at-
the governor feels the change, draws the wedge back, allow- ing the valve to move that much further off the port, and more steam to enter. Again, the load decreases or the steam raises, the governor instantly moves the wedge forward and closes the steam port that much earlier.
The governor is very sensitive, the movement of the balls being multiplied four times in the movement of the wedge,
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The accompanying engraving represents the I. F son Slide Valve Corliss Engine of the Automatic, In ent Cut Off type, built upon a plan in many features an improvement upon the best methods he adopted in steam engineering.
The valve rod is continued from the eccentric thro two exhaust chambers, in each of which is a slide v
THOMPSON'S Corliss Engine,
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he governor feels the change, draws the wedge back, allow- ng the valve to move that much further off the port, and ore steam to enter. Again, the load decreases or the steam ises, the governor instantly moves the wedge forward and oses the steam port that much earlier.
The governor is very sensitive, the movement of the balls ing multiplied four times in the movement of the wedge, 17
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GOLDEN IRON .W.
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The accompanying engraving represents the I. F. The son Slide Valve Corliss Engine of the Automatic, Indep ent Cut Off type, built upon a plan in many esser features an improvement upon the best methods hereto adopted in steam engineering.
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