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1853
32 64
69 36
1869
51 00
51 00
1885
56 70
45 3
1854
35 70
66 30
1870
51 00
. 51 00
1886
60 30
41 7
1855
35 70
66 30
1871
*129 54
1887
61 30
40 7
1856
35 70
66 30
1872
72 42
29 58
1888
64 95
37 C
1857
35 70
66 30
1873
75 48
26 52
1889
66 10
35 9
1858
35 70
66 30
1874
77 50
24 50
1890
67 10
34 9
1859
35 70
66 30
1875
*155 00
1891
68 15
33 8
1860
35 70
66 30
1876
1- 81 60
20 40
1892
69 15
32 &
$2,683 68
Contract Premiums for 48 years
$4,896 00
Reductions by Dividends
2,683 68
Actual Premiums paid *Two Years' Dividends.
$2,212 32
On the foregoing pages will be found explanations and illustrations of th various forms of policies issued by the Mutual Benefit. It should be borne i mind that the Mutual Benefit's policies are all STRICTLY NON-FORFEITABLE, both a to the policies themselves, and as to dividends, which in the Mutual Benefit ar always declared ANNUALLY, so long as the policy continues in force.
Long deferred dividends conduce to extravagant management, and impos great loss on the average membership.
Deferred Dividends are a great help to companies which cannot pay goo average dividends, and seek to conceal the fact by paying no dividends for man years and CONFISCATING the dividends of all who drop out of the company in th meantime. See inside page of front cover.
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SPECIAL AND PECULIAR ADVANTAGES
-OF A-
MUTUAL BENEFIT POLICY
Which are Not Combined in the Policies of any Other Company.
Large Dividends which are declared and paid ANNUALLY at the end of the rst and each succeeding year, so that there are no withheld Dividends to be orfeited in case of death or lapse of the Policy.
Equitable Surrender Values, which are indorsed on the Policy, so that the asured can stop paying Premiums without any loss by forfeitures.
The Insured may stop Premium payments, and take his choice of Extended hsurance in the full amount of the Policy for as long a period as the value of the olicy will pay for at low term rates, or of a Paid-up Policy for a reduced mount payable whenever death occurs.
The Insured may borrow money (from the Company) on the Policy as per atement indorsed thereon, and thus prevent the lapse of the Policy if he ippens to be short of funds, or he may secure a cash loan to meet any idden emergency.
If the Insured forgets to pay a premium on the day it is due, his insurance is ontinued in force by the Company without action on his part. If he well, he has ample time to pay up his arrears; while if he is sick, he is rotected by his Extended Insurance.
Example of Lapsed Policies Paid in Full.
POLICY No. 46,639, on the life of Mr. Myron Shew, of San Francisco, Cal., was sued in 1867, for $3.000.
Mr. Shew ilied in December, 1890, more than seven years after the lapse of the olicy, which, however, was promptly paid in full-$3,000-by the Company.
The above rule applies to all policies,
Giving, at Age 35, on the Annual Life Plan.
OVER 4 YEARS' INSURANCE FOR
2 YEARS' PREMIUMS;
OVER 10 YEARS' INSURANCE FOR
YEARS' PREMIUMS;
OVER 20 YEARS' INSURANCE FOR 10 YEARS' PREMIUMS.
On other Plans the Value and Extension are very much greater.
(See page 1520 herein.)
46 LAPSED POLICIES, insuring $111,076, were PAID IN FULL by the Company in 392, under its NON-FORFEITURE and EXTENSION SYSTEM.
Policies are Absolutely Non-Forfeitable after Second Year.
Why run the risk of forfeiture? or why trust to the uncertainties of the ssessment plan, when you can get ABSOLUTELY NON-FORFEITABLE INSURANCE at the WEST NET COST in The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company f Newark, New Jersey.
JAS. MUNSELL, JR., Manager, 415 Montgomery St., San Francisco.
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LIFE POLICIES
PAYABLE AT DEATH ONLY.
ENDOWMENTS Payable as indicated or at death.
20 Years.
15 Years.
10 Years.
Life,
1855
58.3
58.3
58.3
58.3
Annual
1865
46.2
46.2
46.2
46.2
24
19 14
9' 95
5 07
41 58
26 79
47 27
65 07
1875
33.1
34.5
34.6
33.1
25
19 60
10 19
5 19
42 37
27 31
47 46
65 30
103 60
26
20 10
10 45
5 33
43 20
27 86
47 64
65 53
103 71
[1892
22.1
21.5
21.3
21.8
Life,
(1873
35.7
36.5
35.5
32.2
20 Premiums ...
1882
26.1
26.9
27.6
28.0
30
22 36
11 63
5 93
46 83
30 27
48 48
66 43
104 33
31
23 00
11 96
6 10
47 84
30 95
48 75
66 71
104 48
32
23 70
12 32
6 28
48 88
31 66
49 00
66 93
104 59
33
24 42
12 70
6 47
49 97
32 39
49 28
67 20
104 75
10 Premiums ..
(1883
22.7
23.3
24.2
24.5
35
26 00
13 52
6 89
52 28
33 97
49 87
67 80
1892
14.9
15.3
16.5
18.3
36
26 86
13 99
7 12
53 51
34 82
50 19
68 15
105 35
37
27 76
14 44
7 36
51 79
35 71
50 52
68 50
105 51
38
28 74
14 95
7 62
56 12
36 64
50 93
68 86
105 74
39
29 76
15 48
7 89
57 51
37 62
51 35
69 25
106 00
40
30 84
16 04
8 17
58 94
38 65
51 85
69 63
106 29
41
32 00
16 64
8 48
60 49
39 73
52 35
70 07
106 64
42
33 24
17 28
8 83
62 11
40 88
52 88
70 51
107 00
43
34 56
17 97
9 16 *
63 79
42 09
53 57
71 05
107 41
44
35 94
18 69
9 52
65 54
43 37
54 22
71 65
107 92
45
37 42
19 46
9 92
67 38
44 73
55 00
72 29
108 39
46
39 00
20 28
10 34
69 28
46 16
55 89
72 94
109 00
47
40 70
21 16
10 79
71 29
47 68
56 77
73 70
109 70
48
42 50
22 10
11 26
73 38
49 30
57 83
74 57
110 44
49
44 46
23 12
11 78
75 56
51 03
58 93
75 54
111 16
50
46 50
24 18
12 32
77 83
52 86
60 20
76 53
112 10
51
48 70
25 32
12 91
80 21
54 81
61 59
77 67
113 16
52
51 04
26 54
13 53
82 69
56 88
63 13
78 86
114 28
53
53 54
27 84
14 19
85 27
59 10
64 83
80 26
115 50
54
56 20
29 22
14 89
87 98
61 46
66 70
81 77
116 82
55
59 06
30 71
15 65
90 80
64 00
68 76
83 42
118 23
56
62 10
32 29
16 46
93 74
66 72
71 04
85.23
H
57
65 34
33 98
17 32
96 84
69 62
73 53
87 24
121 49
58
68 82
35 79
18 24
100 09
72 74
76 28
89 45
123 34
59
72 54
37 72
19 22
103 49
76 10
79 29
91 90
125 36
60
76 52
39 79
20 28
107 09
79 71
82 60
94 60
127 59
65
101 08
52 56
26 79
128 37
102 49
.....
112 77
142 41
70
135 78
70 61
35 98
157 21
136 12
.....
......
Rates for all kinds of Life Risks furnished, payable annually.
Semi-Annually or Quarterly in Cash, or a portion by a Loau Certificate.
AGE AT ISSUE.
KIND OF POLICY.
Year of Issue.
30
40
50
60
F
21
$17 87
$9 29
$4 74
$39 39
$25 36
$46 75
$64 46
$103 11
46 92
64 65
103 23
22
18 27
9 50
4 84
40 09
25 81
23
18 70
9 72
4 96
40 82
26 29
47 10
64 86
103 35
27
20 64
10 73
5 47
44 05
28 42
47 85
65 73
103 86
28
21 20
11 00
5 61
44 94
29 01
48 04
65 95
104 04
29
21 78
11 32
5 77
45 86
29 63
48 28
66 21
104 17
Life,
(1892
19.0
19.3
19.9
21.1
34
25 18
13 09
6 67
. 51 11
33 16
49 56
67 53
104 98
Endowments,
(1873
36.0
36.2
34.8
. .
1524
15 Years.
.
1892
12.5
14.4
16.6
.....
Endowments,
10 Years ..
1883
20.1
20.5
21.5
22.7
1 1892
10.8
11.5
13.3
16.5
Premiums Collected from Members,
$146,207,256 95
Dividends Paid to Members, -
$12,007,784 20 -
Which is about 30 . per cent of total Premiums received,
AND
To such as desire insurance with the least possible cash outlay, the Company offers the privilege of the PREMIUM LOAN PLAN. Under this plan the Company agrees to accept a uniform cash premium of either 70, 75 or 80 per cent of the full rate, the remaining portion being a loan on the Policy till paid by dividends or otherwise.
The Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co. of Newark, N.
PREMIUMS AND DIVIDENDS.
Age. Annual.
Semi- Annual.
Quar- terly.
20 10 Prem's. Prem's.
1845
68.8
68.8
68.8
68.8
50 JAS. MUNSELL, JR., Manager, 415 Montgomery St., San Francisco.
20 Years
1892
14.8
16.7
18.8
Endowments,
- 1878
27.7
28.8
29.0
1
119 77
165 93
105 18
103 47
AYDELOTTE'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, Y. M. C. A. BUILDING, Oakland, Cal.
Shorthand Course, Six Months, $60,
A BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF THE
CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO:
IN WHICH THE, DIFFERENT TRADES AND PROFESSIONS ARE CLASSIFIED AND ARRANGED.
COMPILED EXPRESSLY FOR THIS WORK-1893.
ACC
Accountants.
Ade George W., 607 Market Armstrong W. W., 508 California Ball George A., 507 Montgomery Ballhouse Joseph, 37 Phelan Bldg Barrow, Wade, Guthrie & Co., 7 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
BARROW, WADE, GUTHRIE & CO.
Auditors and Accountants, Room 7, Mills BIdg, 5th floor.
Benson James, 240 Montgomery Joon Charles D., 22 Flood Bldg Cooper Harry B., 230 Montgomery CRAWFORD JOHN, 406 Cali- fornia Davis William C., 216 Sansome Onnn Horace D., 112 Montgomery Folger Daniel W., 501 Kearny Folger & Wadham, 504 Kearny Folsom George T., NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Frisbee Frank, 305 Front
FRANK FRISBEE, EXPERT ACCOUNTANT 305-307 Front St., Telephone 5397. References: Brigham, Hoppe & Co., 'arroll & Carroll.
laston H. B., 409 California
II. B. GASTON, UDITOR AND EXPERT ACCOUNTANT, 409 California Street. Examinations made in any part of e State; competent assistants; refer- nces given.
larries J. B., 320 California larrison John B., 55 Nevada Block lickox G. C., 43 Merchants' Exchange ng Andrew D , 730 Capp KIRKPATRICK T. A., 607 Market
A. KIRKPATRICK and GEORGE W. ADE, PUBLIC ccountants and Auditors, 607 Market Street.
Refer to: Starr & Co. (Incorporated), old and Stock Telegraph Co., Union :ock Yard Co., Farnsworth & Ruggles, eo. A. Knight and Eugene Denprey. | Wetzlar A. J., 105 Liedesdorff
Langdon Walter G., 5 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
W. C. LANGDON, Xpert -:- Accountant, MILLS BUILDING.
15 YEARS' PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE.
References by permission: Murphy, Giant & Co,, Wholesale Dry Goods Merchants; A. J. Raiston, Pres- ident Selby Smelting and Lead Co .; Irvin Ayres, President Eagle Auto- matic Can Co.
Lavery J. G., 219 Sansome Levy Max, 309 Powell Lutgen Charles F .. 218 California
CHAS. F. LUTGEN, Expert Accountant 218 California Street.
REFERENCES: Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson; Mau, Sadler & Co.
Maguire H. C., 202 Market Morgan & Hanson, 216 Bush
MORGAN & HANSON, Accountants, AUDITORS AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, Telephone Building, 216 Bush St. San Francisco.
Pattee Solon, 507 Montgomery Peterson C., 40 Milis Bidg, 5th floor Pohley E. S. Mrs., 22 Flood Bldg Pope John F., 310 Pine Pope Overton C., 310 Pine
Tarr S. H., 49 Donohoe Bidg
Van Bokkelen W. A. M., 56 Nevada Block
Vogel & Taylor, 1016 Market Wadham Luman, 504 Kearny
Acids-Manufacturers. (See Chemical Works.)
Adjusters Fire Losses.
Adams Albert F., 423 Washington Bigelow Henry H., 106 Leidesdorff Bokee David M., 412 California Bolger Philip. 419 California Bromwell L. L., 313 Callfornia Chalmers W. L., 320 Sansome McIntosh D. W., 320 Sansome Meade Calvert, 420 California Nichols S. K., 410 California and 320 Sansome Nellson Alexander, 106 Leidesdorff Swett F. H., 420 California
AGR
Adjusters-Marine Losses. Gibbs C. V. S., 303 California Gibbs William C .. 303 California
Advertising Agents.
Brown Daniel, 402 Montgomery Brown Edmund T., 321 Market Callfornia System of Hotel Advertis- ing, 321 Montgomery Chambliss W. H. & Co., 659 Market Dake Edmund C., 65 Merchants' Exch De Troost & Co., 320 Sansome
FISHER L. P., 21 Merchants' Exchange
L. P. FISHER'S NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY 21 Merchants' Exchange.
Golden Gate Advertising Co.,322 Hayes Kellogg G. Herbert, 330 Pine Lowell John F .. 213 Grant Av Maesorley A. & Co., 111 Stevenson Miller Don F., 105 Stockton
Milnes J. W., 2-3 Nucleus Bldg Naiker E. C., 420 Montgomery Niles Joseph S., 1210 Mason
Oppenheimer H. E., 10 Mills Bldg. 3d floor
Pacific Coast Advertising Bureau, 45 Tbird
PACIFIC STATES ADVER- TISING BUREAU, 405 San- some
PALMER & REY TYPE FOUNDRY, 405 Sansome
Plato A. M., 213 Sansome Pollak Hermann A., 723 Montgomery Ratto & Ratto, 300 Montgomery Av
SAN FRANCISCO NEWS- PAPER UNION, 405 San- some
Sonard Advertising Co .. 5 Stockton Sterling & Parker, 530 Commercial Stewart Granville O., 621 Market Swan Jabez S., 759 Market Swan & Stein, 759 Market
Aermotors.
Aermotor Co. The, 27-29 Beale
Agricultural Implements.
(See also Hardware; also Garden Implements.)
Allison, Neff & Co., 7-9 Main Baker & Ilamilton, NW cor Davis and Pine
Benicia Agricultural Works (Benicia, Cal.) NW cor Pine and Davis BOLANDER L. PH. (agricul. tural extras) 118 Mission
HOW CASES DIXON, BORGESON & CO.
37 Market Street, San Francisco. 108 Front Street, Portland, Ore- gon, and Seattle, Washington. .
J. GUNDLACH & CO'S. BURGUNDY & ZINFANDEL
97
Catarrh of the Stomach Cured by Any case of Skin Disease will yield to
HIGHLAND SPRINGS WATER
Office, 12 Sixth St. Telephones, 3418-3420.
Buttons and Ordinary Mending Without Charge.
UNITED STATES LAUNDRY.
AIR
Deering William & Co., NW cor 4th and Townsend Frank Bros., 33-35 Main Hawley Brothers Hardware Co., 301- 309 Market
JACKSON BYRON, 625 Sixth Judson Manufacturing Co. (Mowing Machines) 14 Fremont
Linder Hardware Co., 33 Main Linforth James, 37 Market Mast P. P. & Co., 31 Market Oliver Chilled Piow Works, 37 Market Osborne D. M. & Co., 27 Main Pacific Saw Mnfg Co .. 17 Fremont Rice Harvey W., 56 Bluxome South Bend Iron Works, 37 Market Truman, Hooker & Co., 421-427 Market Varney T. H. B., 1041 Market Wainwright W., 5 Spear
WHITMAN & BARNES MAN- UFACTURING CO., 33 Mar- ket Wickson G. G. & Co., 3-5 Front Wyile Joseph H., 37 Market
Air Compressors.
Cummings Rock Drill Co., 59 First FIRTH J. K. & CO., 225-229 First GARRATT W. T. & CO., cor Fremont and Natoma
PARKE & LACY CO., 21-23 Fremont
RIX & BIRRELL, 38-44 Fre- mont
Alarms-Electro-Burglar. CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC- AL WORKS, 35 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL WORKS, 35 Market Street.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Municipai Burglar Alarm Co., 206 Kearny Wass D. D., 141 First
Alarms-Money Tills. Hetty Louis B., 124-126 Eddy
Albumen Manufacturers. Catton, Beli & Co., 406 California
Ale and Porter Manufac- turers.
Belfast Ginger Ale Co., SE cor Union and Octavia
Burneii & Co., 519 Sacramento Eggers, Gould & Co., 1308 Mission Jackson T. W. & Co., (agents) 5 Market
SHERWOOD & SHER- WOOD, agents Burke's Bass' Ale, Burke's Guinness' Dublin Porter, in stone and glass, Joule's Aie, Bass' Ale and Guinness' Stout in bulk, 212-214 Market and 15-17 Pine
WOLFF WILLIAM & CO., (Dogshead brand of Guinness' Stout and Bass' ale) 327-329 Market
Alkali.
Horstmann John, 767-775 Bryant Jackson T. W. & Co., 5 Market
Aluminum.
(Metal and goods.) American Aluminum Co., 819 Market
Amalgamating Machines. (See also Iron Foundries.) Joshua Hendy Machine Works, 49 Fremont Steiger & Kerr, NW cor Main and Harrison
1530
Amalgamating Plates.
Dennistou E. G., 653 Misaion San Francisco Noveity and Piating Works, 68-72 First
Amalgamators. (See Assayers.)
Amber Goods-Manufactur. ers.
Fortriede H., 637 Market Frohman S. & Co., 335 Kearny
Wagner & Co., 306 Kearny
Ammonia.
Pacific Ammonia and Chemical Co., NE cor First and Howard
PACIFIC AMMONIA WORKS, 614 Seventh Pacific Ammonia Bottling Co., NE cor First and Howard
Ammonia Anhydrous. HERRMANN & CO., 313 Sacra- mento
Ammunition.
(See Guns and Sporting Materials.) Allen E. T. Co .. 416 Market California Cap Co., 214 California COLT'S PATENT FIRE ARMS MANUFACTUR- ING CO .. 10 Front Klein John E., 31 Ellis
Ladd Charles D., 529 Kearny
Liddie R. & Co., 538 Washington
SELBY SMELTING AND LEAD CO., 416 Montgomery Shreve George W., 525 Kearny Skinker & Halght, 226 Market
Sonntag Charles & Co., 114-116 Market UNION METALLIC CART- RIDGE CO., I. R. D. Grubb agent, 10 Front
Winchester Repeating Arms Co., 418 Market
Amusement-Places of
Alcazar Theater, 116 O'Farrell Baldwin Theater, 932-936 Market
Bay District Race Track, Es Fifth Av bet A and D
Bella Union Theater, 805 Kearny Bijou Theater, 729-731 Market
Bottle Koenig Theater, 215 Montgom- ery Av
Bottie Meier's Theater, 513 Pacific Buckingham Theatre, 771 Market Bush Street Theater. 325 Bush
California Theater New, N s Bush bet Kearny and Dupont
Central Park, SE cor Market and Eighth Chinese Theater (Grand) 814 Wash Chinese Theater (New) 623 Jackson
Golden Gate Park, entrance Baker het Oak and Fell
Grand Opera House, N s Mission bet Third and Fourth
Grove Street Theater, N & Grove bet Poik and Van Ness Av
Harbor View Park, NW cor Baker and Jefferson
Irving Hall, 139 Post
Mechanics' Pavilion, SW cor Larkin and Grove
Morosco's Amphitheater, S s Howard het Third and Fourth
National Theatre, NE cor Eddy and Jones
Orpheum, S & O'Farrell bet Stockton aud Powell
Palace Variety Theater, SE cor Post and Grant Av
People's Palace Music Hall, SW cor Eddy and Mason Potrero Opera House, E s Tennessee bet Solano and Mariposa Seaside Gardens, E s Baker bet Jef- ferson and Beach
South S. F. Opera House, SE cor Four- teenth and Railroad Avs
Stockwell's Theater, W s Powell het Eddy and Ellis Telegraph Hill Observatory, Tel. Hiit Thalia The, junction Market and Turk Tivoli Opera House, 23-32 Eddy
Wigwam Theater, SE cor Stockton and Geary
ARC
Anchors, Chains, etc. (See Ship Chandlers.)
Antimony-Refiners of Mathison Smelting Co., 2160 Harrison Pacific Metal Works, 141 First
Apothecaries. (See Druggists-Retail.)
Architects.
Anderson Isaac, 19 Milis Bidg, 9ih floc Armitage William H., 321 Phelan Bid, Babson Seth, 408 California Banks William O., 126 Kearny Barnett A. J., 103 Fiood Bldg Bestor Henry T., 408 California Bord well George A., 318 Pine Brown A. P., 238 Crocker Bidg Buzbee M. G., 419 California
BURNS EDWARD, 819 Market room 33
Cebrian J. C., 328 Montgomery Ciaflin Fuller, 819 Market Ciark John J., 70 St. Ann's Building Clinch B. J., 629 Kearny
Colley C. J., 48 Flood Bidg
Collignon & Larsen, 107 Donohoe Bid Comstock N. A., 83 Flood Bidg Copeland & Peirce, 126 Kearny
Coxhead & Coxhead, 120 Sutter Curlett William, 314 Phelan Bidg
Curtis John M., 126 Kearny
Cuthbertson W. J., 75 St. Ann's Bldg DALEY ROBERT H. offic hours 12 to 2 P. M., 21 Post
Day Clinton, 220 Sutter Depierre Emile, 334 Kearny
Deviin Charles J. I., Supreme Cou Bidg
Dickerson W. C., 102 St. Ann's Bidg Dickie Bros. (naval) 300 Davis Dreyer B .. 4 Collingwood
Everett Oliver, 126 Kearnv Gash John, 33 Merchants Exchang Geddes Charles, 415 Montgomery Geiifuss Henry, 120 Fulton
George Goodma: Patentee and Manufacturer of
ARTIFICIAL STON.
In all its Branches.
Schillinger's Patent Side Walk al Garden Walk a Specialty.
Office, 307 Montgomery St Nevada Biock, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
GRAY BROTHERS ART FICIAL STONE PAVIN CO., 316 Montgomery Hall Bros. (naval) 28 California
HAMILTON W. H., Nucle Bldg
Hatfield Samuel, 1079 Market HAVENS CHARLES I., Flood Bldg
HENRIKSEN & MAHONE' 218 Post
Hermann E. A., 120 Sutter Hockholzer Hugo. 1504 Market HOGAN J. T., 1228 Market Howard G. H., 523 Montgomery John & Balczynski, 14 Grant Av Kain William M., 11 Montgomery Kelley James M., 122 California Kenitzer Charles W., 601 California Kenna J. F .. 632 Market Kidd J. T., 410 Kearny Kollofrath E., 58 Flood Bidg Krafft Julius E., 41 California Ac emy of Sciences Bidg Laver, Muliany & Laver, 93 Fi Bidg
Lemme Emli S., 48 Fiood Bldg Lillie W. H., 103 St. Ann's Bidg Littlefield J. H., 126 Kearny Lutgens Adoiph C., 935 Market Lyon M. J., 120 Sutter Macy Henry C., 208 Kearny
WASHBURN & MOEN MFG. CO., S and 10 PINE STREET.
WIRE ROP
OLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
PHELAN BUILDING, OVER 40,000 REFERENCES FOR "COLTON GAS."
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P. H. JACKSON & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
IMPROVED
Iron and Other Constructions
FOR BUILDINGS.
STRUCTURAL STEEL AND IRON WORK FOR BUILDINGS.
IRON AND STEEL BEAMS, GIRDERS AND COLUMNS, And other Iron Work for Buildings.
ARTIFICIAL STONE ILLUMINATING TILES For Sidewalks, Vestibule Floors, Stairs and Roofs-Plain and in Colors.
HYATT'S IRON KNOB LIGHTS,
PATENT DAYLIGHT REFLECTORS AND REFRACTING LENSES, For directing Light TOWARDS THE REAR of Deep Basements.
ACME VENTILATORS HAVE NO EQUALS,
VENTILATING HITCHING POSTS AND CARRIAGE BLOCKS,
PATENT WATER-TIGHT SIDEWALK DOORS, The Only Kind made that are water-tight.
HYATT'S PATENT IRON TIES, For support of Vault Roofa and Fire-Proof Floora, dispensing with Iron or Steel Beams, saving two-thirds their Cost.
ICKSON'S PATENT COMBINED ARTIFICIAL STONE SIDEWALK AND ROOF OF VAULT CONSTRUCTION,
JACKSON'S CONSTRUCTION FOR WATER-TIGHT CELLARS, ETC.
COMPUTATIONS MADE As to the Strength of any Iron Building or Bridge Construction.
Nos. 228 and 230 First Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
ARBIRD & GOLDSTONE
DEALERS IN LUMBER SUGAR PINE LUMBER FOR FOREIGN SHIPMENT. 101 Market St
MARKET ST. 308
} LUCOL
PAINT OIL. The Most Durable and Glossiest
LUCOL
MARKET ST. 308
W. B. CHAPMAN,
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer of a few selected vintag H. CUVILLIER & FRERE'S fine Bordeaux and Brandies.
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Marquis John, 230 Kearny Martens & Coffey, 819 Market Mathison J. B., 523 Montgomery McDongall B. & Son, 330 Pine McDougall B. G., 330 Pine McHenry & Hochholzer,20 Marye Law Bldg
Merritt Harry, 214 Pine Mitchell H. D., 126 Kearny
Mooser William, 63-73-74 St.Ann's Bidg
Morse G. B., 325 Turk Murphy C. C., 1927 Green
Myers & Lo Romer, 309 California Newsom John J. & Thomas D., 504 Kearny
Newsom Joseph C., 819 Market Newsom Samuel, 318 Phelan Bldg Pare Aime, 420 Montgomery Patton William, 75 Chronicle Bldg
PELTON JOHN COTTER, rooms 52-53 Telephone Bldg, 216 Bush
Percy & Hamilton, 318 Pine Petersen F. T., 6 Eddy Plssis & Moore, 307 Sansome Poik Daniel, 1 Mills Bidg, 10th floor POLK & POLK (W. W. and Willis) room 1 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
Portols Peter, 519 Montgomery Reid Bros., 27-28 Mills Bldg, 9th floor Rousseau U. M., 410 Kearny Salfield & Kohlberg, 339 Kearny Schetzel M. P., 88 St. Ann's Bidg Schild George F., 40 California Schmidt P. R., 108 Flood Bldg Schrof William, 531 California Schulze H. A., 94 Flood Bidg Schweinfurth A. C., 238 Crocker Bldg Shea & Shea, 26 Montgomery Smith & Freeman, 206 Sansome Stone & Munson, 35 Donohoe Bidg
SWAIN E. R., 227 Crocker Bldg Townsend & Wyneken, 515 California Van der Naillen A. (Schoolof Architec- ture) 723 Market
Van Der Venken Flavien, 630 Market Vogel E. J., 305 Larkin
Welsh M. J., cor City Hall Av and Market
Welsh T. J., 95 Flood Bldg Wharff W. H., 1839 Green
White R. H., 104 Flood Bldg Wilcox F. E., 76 Flood BIdg Wilson Charles R., 315 Phelan Bidg Winterhalter Wildrich, 115 Phelan Bldg Wolfe George H., 29 Flood Bidg Wolfe James E., 29 Flood Bldg Wood F. B., 214 Pine
Wright & Sanders, 418 California Wuersching J. B., 12 Montgomery Zwierlein Casper, 106 Henry
Architects' Materials.
Denny Edward & Co., 418 Montgomery Sanborn, Vail & Co., 741 Market
Architectural Iron Work. BAY CITY IRON WORKS, Bigelow & Fogg, 103-107 Fremont, and 323-325 Mission Golden West Iron Works (Dyer Bros.) 110 Main
Marion M. J., 526 Mission RALSTON IRON WORKS, 222-224 Howard
Architectural Ornaments.
Chatain & Giletti Ornamental Stone Co. The, 1219 Market Forderer Cornice Works, 224 Misslon Ralston Iron Works, 222 Howard
Architectural Terra Cotta.
GLADDING, McBEAN &CO. 1358 & 1360 MARKET ST.
Arms and Ammunition. (See Guns and Sporting Materials.)
Art Galleries.
Morris & Kennedy, 19 Post Perry S. A. & Co., 1033 Market San Francisco Art Assn, 430 Pine Schussler Brothers, 27 Grant Av
Art Rooms. *
Gump S. & G., 113 Geary NATHAN, DOHRMANN &
CO., 124-132 Sutter
Artesian Well Borers.
(See also Well Borers, Artesian.) LOWE JULIUS W., 126 Kearny (See Advt. opposite Well Borers.)
Artesian Well Pipe Mann- facturers.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny SMITH FRANCIS & CO., 130 Beale
Artificial Flowers. (See also Millinery Goods.)
913
GOEHRING ADOLPH, Mission
Hall S. R. Mrs .. 838 Market Rubin A., 609 Hyde Sciallero M. R., 328 Kearny
Spencer John C., 1024 Market
Winslow C. W. Mrs., 117 Stockton
Artificial Limbs. Spring Menzo, 9 Geary
MENZO SPRING, Manufacturer of the best Im- proved
ARTIFICIAL
LIMBS
No. 9 Geary St. San Francisco.
Universal Ankle Motion.
Artificial Stone.
Ambrose W. F., 17 City Hall Av Bonnet & Jeal. 100 Montgomery Av California Bituminous Block Mnfg Co., 45 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
CALIFORNIA CONCRETE CO., 323 Montgomery
California Paving Co., 23 Tenth CHATAIN-GILETTI ORNA- MENTAL STONE CO., 1219 Market CITY STREET IMPROVE- MENT CO., Mills Bldg GOODMAN GEORGE, 307
Montgomery
Gray Brothers Artificial Stone Paving Co., 316 Montgomery
Hays John T., 17 City Hall Av Jackson P. H. & Co., 228-230 First Paterson W. R., 301 Montgomery Quast Charles, 17 City Hall Av
RANSOME & CUSHING, 508 California
Ransome & Smith Co., 101 Sansome San Francisco Artificial Stone Paving Co., 313 Montgomery SAN FRANCISCO CON- TRACTING CO., 504 Kearny Santa Cruz Rock Pavement Co., 302 Montgomery
Schalike F. W., 314 Montgomery Scheerer Jos. Co., 21-25 Tenth Southern Cal. Bituminous Paving Co., 124 Sansome Staack Fred & Co., 22812 Montgomery Stettin H., 811 Golden Gate Av Williams & Woods, 302 Montgomery
WILLIAMS & WOODS, Schillinger Patents. Manufacturers of all kinds of
Artificial Stone Work
Sidewalks, Garden Walks, Basements, Floors, Concrete Foundations, etc.
Office, 302 Montgomery St., Room 2.
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Artistic Furniture.
FINK & SCHINDLER, 13 1315 Market Reynolds J. M., 602 Market
Artists.
Alexander E. C. Miss, 916 Army Altmann A., 1026 Sutter
Aoki T., 131 Post Ballou Addie L. Mrs., 61 Donohoe B Bender S. E. Miss, 120 Sutter Blake A. S. Mrs., 20 Ellis
Blakiston Duncan G., 131 Grove Blum George, 523 Montgomery Blythe Alice E. Mrs., 72416 Market Bode W. M., 148 Sixth Bodel August, 514 Post Brechtel Clara L., 1202 Church Brunner Louise, 714 Grove Burgess George H., 126 Kearny Bush Norton, 723 Market Cadenasso G., 40 Geary
Cahen Albert, 419 Van Ness Av Cantrell J. W., 1110 Sacramento Carlson Susan R. Miss, 139 Fair O Colombet C., 622 Taylor Cook C. P., 320 Sansome
Cook E. M. Mrs., 741 Nineteenth Cornell Irene Miss. 636 Sutter Deakin Edwin, 232 Crocker Bidg Dean A. E. Miss, 3406 Clay Denslow W. W., 810 Mission Derby R. Mrs., 231 O'Farrell Dewey K. F. Miss, 2326 Washingto Dletz Herman R., 506 Battery Douglas A. H., 329 Montgomery Av Dowe A. W., 78 Donohoe Bldg Du Fresne H., 122 Turk Dugan A. E., 631 Sutter Eberiing M. Miss, 1015 Market Edwards Marian A., 609 Post Eggert Addie Miss, 715 Post Field Thomas, 72416 Market Fisher Hugo, 113 Phelan Bldg Fitch Helen A., 1511 Larkin Fonda Harry S., 3011 Sacramento Frassi A., 612 Post
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