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Sonnenfeld Nicholas, r, 15312, 3d] SONNENFELD SAMUEL
lapidary and stone jewelry manufac- turer, 331 Kearny, r. 325 Ellis Sonnenwalt Gottlieb, laborer, r. 625 Kearny Sonney Matthew A., carpenter, r. 497, 4th Sonnichsen James N., r. 510 Buchannan
Sonnichsen Nicholas, bookkeeper, Spring Valley W. W., r. Oakland
Sonntag Charles (Charles Sonntag & Co.) and State Prison Director. office 114-116 Market, r. Palace Hotel
Sonntag Charles & Co. (Charles Sonntag) com- mission merchants, glycerine, dynamite, and agents U. S. Cartridge Co., etc., 114-116 Market
Sonntag Emil, coppersmith, r. 334 Bush Sonntag Freeman J., cigarmaker, r. 606 Filbert Sonntag Henry A., r. 728 Geary
Sonntag Henry P., president California Fire Works Co., 221 Front and vice-president Shain- wald, Buckbee & Co., 218-220 Montgomery, r. San Rafael
Sonntag Julian, traveling agent The Giant Powder Co., Consolidated, r. 2414 Webster
Sonntag Julius, cigar maker, r. 606 Filbert
Sonntag Lincoln, attorney at law and notary public, 116 Market, r. 2115 Howard
Sonntag P., tailor, r. 220 Montgomery Av Sonntag Paul H., instrument maker, r. 2638 Howard Sonntags-blatt des California Democrat, Fr Hess & Co., proprietors 409-413 Bush
Sonoma County Land and Improvement Co., N. W. Griswold president, W. H. H. Graves secretary. 43, 2d
Sonoma Lumber Co. (William, Delbert L. and William W. Westover and Simcoe Chapman) mnfrs redwood and pine lumber, 319 Pine, room. 24
Sonoma Ochre Company, office 734 Montgomery, room 5
Sonoma Pacific Coal Co. (Sonoma Co., Cal.) A. C, Hammond secretary, 39 Merchants' Exchange Sonoma Preserve Co. (Petaluma) Charles C, Pennell agent for California and Nevada, 214 Sacramento
Sonoma Valley Improvement Co., 67 Nevada Block Sonoma Valley Railroad Co., 410 Mission
Sonora Electric Light Co. The (Tuolumne Co) James Armstrong president, William V. Lock- wood vice-president, John H. Harbour secretary and treasurer, George Topping engineer, 118-120. Pine
Sonora Extended Mining Corporation, John Met- calfe president, office 313 Jackson
Sonora Placer Mining and Development Co., 311 Montgomery, rooms 20-21
Sons of the American Revolution (California Society) J. Escourt Sawyer, U. S. A., president, Charles J. King senior vice-president, Major Edw Hunter junior vice president, Charles H. Warner treasurer, A. S. Hubbard registrar, 819 Market, R. S. Gray secretary, 508 Montgomery, room 6
Sons of the Emerald Isle Benevolent Association, 818 Howard
Sons of Veterans, Fair Oaks Camp, 1133 Mis- sion
Soomann John, foreman, r. 509 Filbert
Soper Charles B., engineer, r. 15 Heron
Soper Charles H. A., teamster, r, 15 Heron
Soper Joseph H., physician, 8-9 Nucleus Bldg, r. 317 Noe
Soper Mary A. Mrs., millinery, 540, 16th Sophey Abraham, sawyer, r. 14 Vicksburg
Sophey Joseph, carriage mnfr and livery stable, 820 Folsom
Soppei Antone (Soppei & Casassa) r. 1217 Kearny
Soppei & Casassa (Antone Soppei and August Casassa) painters, 731 Filbert
Soracco Giovanni B., expressman, cor Stockton and Vallejo, r. 9 Vincent
Soracco. See Sorocco
Sorbier L. A. Mme, r. 220 Van Ness Av
Sorbier Louis, waiter, r. 1501 Mason
Sorensen Anton, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Sorensen Charles, seaman, r. 739, 4th
Sorensen Charles, tallor, r. 423 Dupont
Sorensen Christian M., marine engineer, r. 427, 3d Sorensen Frederick, bottier, r. 205 Bartlett
Sorensen Hans, laborer, r. 327 %% Langton
Sorensen Hans R., stock clerk Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co., r. Berkeley
Sorensen Herbert, driver, r. 1013 McAllister
Sorensen James, clerk P. P. Schmidt, r. 716 Bryant
Sorensen Jens, tailor, r. 1817 Dupont Sorensen John, seaman, r. 27 East
Sorensen John, tailor, r. 2 Codman PI
Sorensen Ludwig M. W., master mariner, r. 1813; Stevenson
Sorensen M. A., 3rd assistant engineer stmr San Juan
Sorensen Mards P., tailor, r. 835 McAllister
Sorensen Niels S., gripman, r. 102 Central Av Sorensen Peter C., cooper, r. 23%% Perry Sorensen Soren M., butcher, r. 1539 Eddy
Sorensen William, hay, grain, wood and coal, 1013- 1015 McAllister, r, 1013 McAllister
Sorensen William Jr., clerk William Sorensen, r. 1013 McAllister
FRANK MCALLISTER, AGENT FOR ALL KINDS OF
RUBBER GOODS, Belting, Packing, Hose, Clothing, Etc. LEATHER BELTING AND LACE LEATHER. 24 BEALE STREET, San Francisco.
CROSS-HEAD BALE TIES
Made only by WASHBURN & MOEN MFG CO. 8 and 10 PINE STREET.
DR. CHARLES W. DECKER, Dentist,
Phelan Building, S06 Market St., S. F.
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Sorenson Amelia, widow, r. 13% Perry Sorenson Andrew, inspector Custom House, r. 663 Minna
Sorenson Andrew, foreman, r. 12 Cleveland Sorenson Charles, laborer, r. 6838 Clementina Sorenson Charles, teamster. r. 520%, 9th
Sorenson Charles E., tailor, r. 835 McAllister Sorenson Charles M., tailor, 422 Post, r. 835 McAllister Sorenson Christian H., waiter, r. 435 Stevenson Sorenson Hans, carpenter, r. 497, 4th
Sorenson Haus, laborer, r. 683a Clementina Sorenson Hansina, widow, r. 1310 Pine Sorenson Jena, clerk, r. 871 Market
Sorenson John, waiter, r. 640% Minna
Sorenson Nels, seaman, r. 644, 2d
Sorenson Peter, laborer, r. 1817 Dupont
Sorenson Simon C., hostler Cal. Bottling Co., r. 1407 Eddy
Sorenson Soren, carpetlayer J. E. Mitchell, r. 718 Channel
Sorenson Theodore, machinist, r. 30 Stanly Pl
Sorenson Theodore, saddler, r. 46 Spear
Sorenson Valdemar, seaman, r. 135 Folsom Sorenson. See Sorensen and Sorrensen Sorge Gustave H , teameter, r. 374 Natom& Sorge John G., roofer, r. 1511 Buchanan
Sorge Lawrence E., waiter, r. 650, 4th
Sorge Oscar, news agent and bookseller, 410 Kearny, room 6, r. Alameda
Sorge Rudolph, toolmaker, r. 1208 Folsom Sorgevitz Robert, tailor, r. 267 Stevenson Sorbin James, r. N 8 14th nr Harrison
Sorich Anton, chop house, 5 Brooks, r. 941 Haight Sorich Marco, cook A. Sorich, r. 941 Haight
Sorman Gustav, master mariner, r. 16 Clinton Park Sornin Alexander, jeweler, 321 Montgomery, r. 2100 MasOD
Sorocco S. Mrs., widow, r. 1110 Jackson Sorocco. See Soracco
Sorosis Fruit Co., F. M. Smith president, A. H. Clough secretary, 101 Sansome, room 26
Sorrell A. W. & Son (Alfred W. and Sydney H. Borrell) planing mill, 302 Mission
Sorrell Alfred W. (A. W. Sorrell & Son) r. E s Ser- pentine Av nr 17th
Sorrell Annie Miss, bookkeeper A. W. Sorrell & Son, r. E B Serpentine Av nr 17th
Sorrell Sydney H. (A. W. Sorrell & Son) r. Peralta, Alameda Co.
Sorrenson Frederick D., bookkeeper H. Cohen, r. 402 Jones
Sorrento Perisco, laborer, r. 4 Sonora
Sorrick Ira C., assistant manager The Home Library and Supply Association, r. Berkeley
Sosnowski Frederick, tanner, r. 120 Valley Sosnowsky John F., r. 412 Eureka
Sosso Lorenzo, clerk Post Office, r. 402 Van Ness Av Sosso Teresa Mrs., proprietor Cosmopolitan Paste Manufactory, 1325 Dupont
Sosso Teresa Mrs., restaurant, 1125 Sutter Soth Philip E., carpenter. r. 7 Langton
Soto Angel B., barber, 2955, 16th, r. 26%% Willows Av
Soto Angelo, fruit dealer, r. 125 % Clara Soto R. M. F., attorney at law, 303 California, rooms 22-24-26, r. 413 Jones
Soto Santos Mrs., widow. r. 1019%% Pacific Soto Silverio, barber C. H. Boone, r. 335 O'Farrell Sotomi Tetsuziro, proprietor Japan Curio Trading Co., 34, 4th, r. 611 Powell
Souc L. A. & Co. (Louis A. Souc) real estate agents, 19 Montgomery
Souc Louis A. (L. A. Souc & Co.) r. 9 Van Ness Av Souders M. J. Mrs., widow, r. 32] O'Farrell
Soulage Henri (Soulage & Sablier) r. 327 Montgomery Av Soulage & Sablier (H. Soulage and L. Sablier) proptre Louisiana House, 327 Montgomery AV
W. E. LANE PLUMBER, 505 Kearny Street. Telephone 315.
EXTRA PALE. PILSENER.
WIELAND BREWERY
Telephone 444.
STANDARD.
CULMBACHER.
Soulages Alphonse, cellarman, r. S & Kennebec nr Cortland Av
Soutages Ernest, ironer La Grande Laundry
Soulages Jules, cellar master C. Carpy & Co., r. 318 Pacific
Soule Andrew J., druggist, 2401 Howard
Soule Arthur C., contractor and builder, 17 City Hall Av, r. 9 Pond
Soule Charles Z., civil engineer, r. 710 Franklin
Soule Edgar L., clerk, r. 125, 5th
Soule Fannie L. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary School, r, 620 Gough
Soule Frank Mrs., widow. r. 620 Gough
Soule Kathleen Miss, clerk U. S. Internal Revenue, r. 620 Gough
Soule Kendrick B., manager Lick House, W 8 Montgomery bet Post and Sutter
Soule Maria L. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar School, r. 516 Van Ness Av
Soule Philander, r. 323, 1st
Soule Samuel P., clerk, r. 323, 1st
Soule Sidney, salesman Revere Rubber Co.
Soule Thomas H., carpenter, r. 905 Market
Soule William F., clerk Elisha Ransom & Co., r. Ala- meda
Soulen Annie, widow, r. 105 Gilbert
Sonlez Jean, r. 612% Broadway
Soulier Joseph, machinist Galli & Co., r. 631 % Minus
Sourlau Desire, nurse, r. 115% Morris Av, rear
Sousa Antone, mattressmaker A. Jansen, r. Alameda Sousa A. Thomas, mattressmaker Pac. Spring and Mattress Co., r. Alameda
Souter Edward, gripman r. 1007, 24th
South American Steamship Co., J. W. Grace & Co. agents, 203 California
South Bend Iron Works, Edwin K. Lindsey manager, 37 Market
South Cosmopolitan Grammar School, Adolph Herbst principal, N s Eddy bet Polk and Van Ness Av
SOUTH END PICKLE
WORKS John
Loetlier proprietor, manufacturer pickles, sauces, vinegar, etc., 422-428 Fifth, telephone 3491
South End Pickle Works The New, Charles Shrakkrat proptr, 718 Bryant
South End Primary School, Mrs. Ida E. Coles principal, cor Williams and Henry
South End Warehouse, Morton Draying and Ware- house Co. proptrs, N s Townsend bet 1st and 2d South Eureka Mining Co. (Amador) Abraham Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
South Feather Water and Union Mining Co., W. M. Newhall president, James Coffin secretary, office 122 Davis
South Harbor Police Station, 247 Steuart South John G. (South & Burton) r. 220, 12th
South Joseph, guard House of Correction
South Pacific Coast Railway Co., W. V. Huntington secretary, NE cor Fourth and Town- send, room 45
South Pacific Coast Railway, Division of Southern Pacific Co., office foot of Market
South Pacific Coast Railway Wharf and Ferry, E e East bet Market and Mission
South Pacific House, Moller & Wilson proprie- tors, 27 East, branch 95 East
South Park Malt House, Herman Zwieg pro- prietor, N & Bryant bet Fifth and Sixth
South Park Pharmacy, Thomas F. Blake man- ager, 416 Third
South Point Warehouse, George C. Wood manager, S s Berry bet 3d and 4th
South Prairie Coal Co., Thomas H. Henderson secre- tary, 308 California
STARBIRD & GOLDSTONE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LUMBER DEALERS BUILDING MATERIAL A. SPECIALTY,
101 Market St.
MARKET ST.
308
LUCOL
PAINT OIL. The Most Durable and Glossiest
LUCOL
MARKET ST.
308
OF SAN FRANCISCO, offers just as favorable terms as Eastern Companies --- AND AT
HALF THE COST.
THE HOME BENEFIT LIFE ASSOCIATION,
W. B. CHAPMAN,
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer of a few selected vintages of BARTON & GUESTIER'S fine Bordeau and Sauternes.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO. WOODEN, SLATE AND IRON MANTELS,
ARTISTIC DESIGNS. 309, 311, 315 and 317 Market St.
South San Francisco Brewery, NW cor Railroad and 14th Avs, South S. F.
South San Francisco Dock Co., Charles D. Wheat secretary, 501 California
South San Francisco Land and Improve- ment Co. The, G. F. Swift president, O. W. Smith vice-president and manager, Obed Horr secretary and auditor, 214 Pine, rooms 27-35
South San Francisco Mail (weekly) E. B. Griffith & Son proptrs, officea cor Railroad and 14th Avs and 1035 Howard
South San Francisco Masonic Building, SE cor 14th and Railroad Avs
South San Francisco Meat Market. Charles N. Nelby manager, NW cor 6th and Townsend
South San Francisco Memorial Presby- terian Church, Algeria nr Railroad Av
South San Francisco Methodist Episcopal Church, S s Fifteenth bet N and P, South S. F.
South San Francisco News (San Mateo Co.) Barnes & Morphy publishers, 415 Montgomery
South San Francisco Opera House, David B. Todd manager, SE cor 14th and Railroad Avs
South San Francisco Packing and Provi- sion Co. (Charles Nonnemann and Henry Mohr) cor Manilla and Yazoo, office 218-220 Front
South San Francisco Park, W s Railroad bet 9th and 10th Avs
South San Francisco Police Station, SE cor Railroad and 14th Avs
South San Francisco Primary School, William W. Stone principal, cor 14th Av and L
South San Francisco Tannery, A. B. Patrick & Co. proprietors, Venezeula and Potomac, office 324 Battery
South San Francisco Telephone Station, Kentucky nr 1st Av
South & Burton (John G. South and Arthur Burton) horse market, cor 12th and Harrison
Southack Frank L., chief clerk maintenance of way dept S. P. Co., r. 2 Hill
Southall Samuel J., druggist, r. 1127 Valencia
Southard Albert B., civil engineer Geary St. R. R., r. Es 5th Av nr Point Lobos Av
Southard Edwin B., clerk, r. E s 5th Av nr Point Lobos Av
Southard Frank R., storekeeper Market St. Cable RR, r. 1720 Larkin
Southard Mason C., inspector Custom House, r, Berkeley
Southard Medora Mrs., r. 2119a Howard
Southard William F., oculist and aurist, hours 11 A. M. to 3 P. M., office 603 Sutter, r. Oakland Souther Anna B. Mrs., r. 1617 Howard Souther Charles H. (Souther & Thistle) 116 Davis Souther Edgar D., laborer S. P. Co.
Souther Frank L. T., teamster The Morton Draying and Warehouse Co., r. 447, 17th
Souther George E., salesman, r. 447, 17th
Souther John L. (Horan & Souther) r. 3052, 6th Souther John S., shipwright, r. 447, 17th Souther Joseph, clerk, r. 508, 3d
Souther Joseph N., manager Joseph N. Souther Manufacturing Co., 124 Market, r. 1049 Market
SOUTHER JOSEPH N. MANUFACTURING
CO., Charles L, Dingley Jr. president, Joseph N. Souther manager, proprie- tors Dr. Abernethy's Green Ginger Brandy, 124 Market
Souther Joseph W., teamster Farnsworth & Ruggles, r. 508, 3d
Souther William H., cashier Home Mutual Insurance Co., r. Alameda
Souther & Thistle (Charles H. Souther and Frank Thistle) job printers. 116 Davis
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BITUMINOUS PAVING CO., J. A. Fairchild president, D. E. Miles secretary, 124 Sansome, rooms 3-4
Southern California Coal and Clay Co, Dolbeer & Carson agents, 10 California
Southern California Fruit and Improvement Co., Frederick Adams president, R. Owen secretary, 14 Sansome, room 13
Southern California Packing Co. (Los Angeles) fruit packers, F. H. Ames & Co. agents, 216 Front Southern California Railway, ticket office 650 Market Southern David, clerk, r. 328, 3d
Southern Homoeopathic Dispensary, 924 Mission Southern Insurance Co. (of New Orleans, La. ) Mercer Otey general agent, T. L. Miller assistant general agent, 317 California
Southern Frederick J., carpenter, r. 627 Vallejo
Southern James J .. steward, r. 627 Vallejo
Southern Nevada Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Can- delaria, Nev.) John H. Sayre secretary, 328 Mont- gomery, room 15
Southern Oregon Co., John L. Howard man- ager, 22 California
Southern Pacific Co., leases and controls S. P. RR. of Cal., S. P. RR. of Arizona, S. P. RR of New Mexico, S. P. C. Ry., N. Ry., N. Cal. Ry., C. P. RR., O. and C. RR., Cal. P. RR., P. and Y. RR., O. RR., M. L. and T. RR. and SS. L. L. RR .. G. H. and S. A. Ry., T. and N. O. RR., G. W. T. and P. Ry., N. Y. T. and M. Ry., C. P. Huntington president, C. F. Crocker vice-president, Nicholas T. Smith treasurer. Gerrit L. Lansing secretary and controller, A. N. Towne second vice-presi- dent and general manager Pacific System, J. C. Stubbs third vice president, offices NE cor Fourth and Townsend, passenger depots SW cor Third and Townsend, and foot Market, freight depot cor Fifth and Townsend, repair shops cor Six- teenth and Harrison
Southern Pacific Co. Santa Cruz Division, Luther Fillmore superintendent, office foot Mar- ket, freight shed NW cor Davis and Vallejo
Southern Pacific Co's Building, NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Southern Pacific Co's Ferry, foot Market
Southern Pacific Co's Steamers, Ferry Bldg, foot Market
Southern Pacific Co's Local Freight Office, N s King bet Fourth and Fifth
Southern Pacific Co's Ticket and Freight Office, 613 Market
Southern Pacific Coast Railway Freight Shed (Santa Cruz Division) NW cor Davis and Vallejo
Southern Pacific Employees' Mutual Ben- efit Association (C. P. and S. P. RR. E. M. B. A.) office 35 Southern Pacific Co. 's Bldg, E. B. Ryan president. Mrs. Anna Cummins secretary
Southern Pacific Hospital Association, John F. Foster secretary, office NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Southern Pacific Milling Co., Curtis G. Lathrop president, R. M. Shackelford vice-president and manager, Firmin A. Nippert secretary, 212 San- some, rooms 11-12
Southern Pacific Railroad Co., J. L. Willcut secretary, NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 34 Southern Pacific Railroad Co. Land De- partment, NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 78
Southern Pacific Railroad Restaurant, 638-644, Fourth
Southern Thomas R., teacher penmanship, r.1485, 21st Southwell Frank L., receiver Market St. RR., r. 1605 Fulton
CHAPIN'S Real Estate Agency, 630 MARKET ST . Has a Fine Line of Business Property. Money Loaned.
BLASDEL'S ORE CONCENTRATORS,
419 CALIFORNIA STREET,
Room 22.
AYDELOTTE'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, Y. M. C. A. BUILDING, Oakland, Cal,
English § Six Months, $50 Department. ( One Year, $80
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Southwell George. blacksmith, r. 904 Kearny Southwell James B., salesman John D. Hammond, r. 407 Magon
Southwell John W., teacher music, r. 521 Laguna Southwick Charles V., shoemaker r. 39 Minna Southwick Edwin, r. 24 Minna
Southwick Frank L., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Ser- vice. r. Mayfield, Cal.
Southwick George J., secretary The Clemens News Agency, 415 Montgomery, rooms 14-15, r. 28 Hub. bard
Southwick William O., lather, r. 28 Hubbard
Southworth George M., laborer, r. 421 Bush
Souza Claude E., hackman, r. 4 Caroline
Souza Frauk, clerk Paul Vlautin, r. 715 Davis
Souza Frank, laborer, r. 106 Alta
Souza Frank, laborer. r. 422 Drumm
Souza Frank, waiter, r. 715 Davia
Souza Manuel, laborer, r. 225 Filbert
Sonza Manuel T., barber, r. 108 Prospect Pl
Sovey Stephen F., stock clerk, W. W. Montague & Co., r. 306 Turk
Sowers Frederick, merchant tailor, 22 Chronicie Bldg. r. San Leandro
Sowers H. M., r. 1053% Golden Gate Av
Sozin Charles W. (Sozin & Co.) r. 423 Laguna
Sozin & Co. (Charles W. Sozin) proptr Golden Age Bazaar, 421 Kearny
Spa The, fine candies, California mineral waters, etc., 834 Market
Spaar Conrad, brewer Washington Brewery, r. 824 Greenwich
Spaar John E., harness maker, r. 824 Greewich
Spacher Edgar, pressman, r. 1535 Jackson
Spacher Peter J .. printer, r. 1535 Jackson
Spader Charles T. (Center, Jackson & Spader) r. 2422 Folsom
Spadier Peter, salesman, r. 1007 Minna
Spadina Angelo, leader Park Band, r. 2417 Sacrs- mento
Spadoni Giuseppe laborer, r. 410 Montgomery Av
Spadoni Joseph, assistant foreman S. P. Co., r. 919, 25th
Spaelti Fred (Spaelti & Diethelm) r. Swiss Hotel Spaelti & Diethelm (Fred Spaelti and Ulrich Diethelm) proprietors Swiss Hotel, 627-629 Com- mercial
Spafford Charles E., conductor Omnibus Cable Co., r. 29 Grand Av
Spafford John G., carrier Post Office, r. 146%% Clara Spahn Charles T., bartender, r. 108 Sacramento Spahn William, liquors, 1602 Mission
Spahn. See Spohn
Spahr Ernest, iron worker, r. NE cor Illinois and Napa
Spahr Reinhold, liquors, 812 Kearny, r. 714 Vallejo Spaight Jobn C., mnfrs agent, 119 Bush, room 8, r. Alameda
Spaight Michael J., teamster, r. Kosciusko nr Union Av
Spaight Patrick, milkman, r. Kosciusko nr Union Av Spaight William J., vaquero, r. Kosciusko nr Union Av
Spain Irwin, mnfr, r. 903 Jones
Spalding Charles W., clerk Examiner, r. 208 Octavia Spalding Edward B. Rev., D. D., rector St. John's Episcopal Church, and rector Trinity School, r. 1534 Mission
Spalding Harriet A., Miss, teacher Peabody Primary School, r. 2249 Mission
Spalding L. M., r. 334 McAllister
Spalding S. Mrs., widow, nurse. r. 306 San Jose Av
Spalding Volney Mrs., proprietor Hotel Bella Vista, 1001 Pine
Spalding William E., turner, r. 1128%% Harrison
Spalding. See Spaulding
Spalling Frederick W., locksmith, 656 Mission
W. E. LANE PLUMBER, 505 Kearny Street. Telephone 315.
BARLEY MALT. BOHEMIAN HOPS. United States Special Brew. UNITED STATES BREWERY, 315 FULTON ST. Telephone 3004.
Spalts Kasper, clerk Peter Streiffe, r. SW cor Lafay- ette and Minna
Spatte Rudolf, r. 714 Valencia
Spamer Adam, r. 124 Liberty
Spamer Henry C., manager Pac. Grocery, 2433 Mission Spanier Justus A., vice-president Golden Gate Distilling Co., 207 Battery, r. 704 Dolores
Spandau Adolph, machinist John G. Ils & Co,, r. 17 Pfeiffer
Spangenberg Adolph, locksmith Herring-Hall-Mar- vin Co., r. East Oakland
Spangenberg Fernando, bookkeeper Wieland-Din- more Soap Co., r. 10, 26th
Spangenberg Helma Mise, dressmaking, 850 Mission Spangenberg Louise C,, widow, r. 850 Mission
Spangler Blanche M. Mrs., principal Urban School Kindergarten, r. 2623 Bush
Spangler Samuel S., peddler, r. 1009 % Pierce
Spanish-American Commercial Agency, Charles W. Sturtevant proprietor. 309 California, room 10
Spanish Mutual Benevolent Society, Manuel Arjo re- cording secretary, office 413 Sacramento
Spanngel Eberhart, bakery, 125, 7th
Spannhaacke Antone, laborer, r. 642 Jessie
Spanton James, painter, r. 1708 Devisadero
Spargo John, stonecutter, r. 959 Mission
Spargo John J., tile setter, r. 1109% Stevenson
Sparhawk I. Miss, r. Hotel Pleasanton
Spark J. G., clerk, r. 317 Bush
Spark John, engineer, r. SE cor Waller and Stanyan Spark Jobn H., painter, 623 Merchant, r. 1820 Green- wich
Sparks John W., miner, r. 741 Howard
Sparks L. T. Mrs., r. 1104 Market
Sparks W., conductor, r. 406 Central Av
Sparks William, master mariner, r. 2517 Bryant Av
Sparks William, peddler, r. 42 South Park
Sparks William, salesman Wilson & Devilbiss, r. 1712 Post
Sparr Frank, r. 1129 Mission
Sparrow Albert R., printer, r. 1611 Clay
Sparrow Anthony, barber, 630 Market, r. Alameda
Sparrow Arthur, groceries and liquors, 33 Clemen- tina, r. 37 Clementina
Sparrow Arthur J., bookkeeper Jones & Co., r. 2007 Pine
Sparrow Arthur M., jeweler, r. 210%% Perry
Sparrow Frederick A .. barber, r. 1702 Howard
Sparrow John. cooper, r. 542. 6th
Sparrow John I., druggist 416 Third, r. 805 York
Sparrow John T., jointer, r. 542, 6th
Sparrow Joseph, foreman, r. 35 Clementina
Sparrow Joseph, teamster Harbor Commisioners
Sparrow Joseph W., jeweler, 1910 Mission
Sparrow William G., clerk George Easton & Co., r 1611 Clay
Sparrowe Brothers (Charles G. and ThomasW.) candy manufacturers, 101 Post
Sparrowe Charles G. (Sparrowe Bros.) r. 531 Alvar- ado
Sparrowe Richard, driver, r. 25, 9th
Sparrowe Thomas W. (Sparrowe Bros.) r. 2040 O'Far- rell
SPARROWE'S
choice candies and bonbons, fine chocolates a specialty, 101 Post
Spath John, builder, r. 2226b Geary
Spatz Charles H., r. 227, 8th
Spaulding Andrew, watchmaker, r. 405 Castro
Spaulding Calista, widow, r. 1109 Clay
Spaulding Charles A .. clerk, r. 317 Golden Gate Av Spaulding Charles H., sawmaker N. W. Spaulding Saw Co .. r. Oakland
Spaulding Charles J., r. 317 Golden Gate Av
Spaulding Edward W., clerk Firemans Fund Ins. Co, r. East Oakland
SHOW CASES DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
37 Market Street, San Francisco. 108 Front Street, Portland, Ore- gon, and Seattle, Washington.
J.Gundlach &
Cabinet Wines'®
HIGHLAND SPRINGS
Fine Camping Grounds with plenty of Good Water for Campers, also a General Merchandise Store at
SPA
1310
SPE
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO. CORRUGATED IRON
Galvanized, Black and Painted, FOR ROOFING AND SIDING, 309 to 317 MARKET STREET.
Spaulding Fred. D., bookkeeper J. Spaulding & Co., r. 1817 Vallejo
SPAULDING GEORGE & CO.
president Harrison Barto vice- president, James G. Spaulding secre- tary, book and job printers, +14 Clay
Spaulding Gustav L., stair builder, r. 317 Golden Gate Av
Spaulding H. B., clerk A. Hromada, r. 222 Battery Spanlding Henry C., foreman S. F. and S.M. Ry. Co., r. Sunny Side Tract
Spaulding Henry S., shipping clerk A. Schilling & Co., r. S s Liberty nr Noe
Spaulding Henry W., stenographer, r. 208 Octavia Spaulding Herbert, confectioner, r. 615 Post
Spaulding Herbert J., clerk, r. 315 Jesse
SPAULDING J. & CO. (John
Spaulding) proprietors Spaulding's
Pioneer Carpet Beating Works and Pacific Cleaning and Dyeing Works, 353-337 Tehama
Spaulding James G., secretary George Spauld- ing & Co., 414 Clay, r. 1314 Leavenworth
Spaulding James L., compositor Hicks-Judd Co., r. 703 O'Farrell
Spaulding Jerome, solicitor Sun Insurance Co., r. 919 O'Farrell
Spaulding John (J. Spaulding & Co.) r. 1715 Clay Spaulding John, miner, r. 538, 23d
Spaulding Nathan W., president N. W. Spauld- ing Saw Co., and vice-president Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co., 17-19 Fremont, r. Highland Park, Oakland
Spaulding Nathaniel H., carpenter, r. S s Liberty nr Noe
Spaulding N. W. Saw Co., N. W. Spaulding president, Samuel Swift secretary, 17-19 Fremont Spaulding Rhoda J., widow, r. 709a Shotwell
Spaulding Robert, clerk, r. 317 Golden Gate Av
Spaulding William J., calker P.C.S.S. Co., r. 741 Harrison
Spaulding's Pioneer Carpet Beating Works, J. Spaulding & Co. proprietors, 353-357 Tehama
Spaulding. See Spalding
Spayth Oscar, transfer agent, r. 404 Broadway
Speak William A., salesman Thomas Day & Co., r, 220a O'Farrell
Speakman Mary, widow, r. 129 Collingwood
Speakman Thomas, carpenter, r. 129 Collingwood
Spear A. F. & Co. (Alexander F. Spear) stevedores 133 Spear
Spear Alexander, teamster, r. 901 Battery
Spear Alexander F. (A. F. Spear & Co.) r. 2908 Folsom
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