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San Francisco Call Co., Rose A. Pickering, George K. Fitch, R. A. Crothers and (estate of) J. W. Simonton proprietors and publishers Morning Call, office 525 Montgomery
San Francisco Candle Co. (Peter R, and William O. Woodman and (estate of) Egbert Jud- son) works NE cor Alameda and Rhode Island, office 402 Front
San Francisco Carpet Beating and Reno- vating Works, S. S. Ferguson & Co., propri- etors, 23-25, 10th
San Francisco Chapter of American Institute of Architects, Seth Babson president, Oliver Everett secretary, 408 California
San Francisco Chemical Works (West Berke- ley, Alameda Oo., Cal.) Judson & Shepard pro- prietors. office 402 Front
San Francisco Chronicle (daily and weekly) Michel H. de Young proprietor, NE cor Kearny and Market
San Francisco Church Extension Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Charles Goodall president, W. F. Gibson secretary, rooms 1037 Market
San Francisco Cigar Mnfg Co., William Waldeck president, Julius Umhalt secy, 531 Washington
San Francisco Clearing House The, Charles Sleeper manager, 211 Sansome
San Francisco Coal Co., office 422 Battery
San Francisco Collateral Loan Bank
Max Goldberg president and manager, Duncan McNee secretary, 538 Kearny
San Francisco Conservatory of Music, Eugene S. Bo- nelli proptr, 502 Sutter
San Francisco County Society of Physicians and Sur- geons, Miss Jessie C. Farmer secy, 921 Larkin
San Francisco Custom Tailoring Co., Sol Shipper manager, 935 Market
San Francisco Daily Report. The Daily Re- port Publishing Co. publishers and proprietors, office 238 Montgomery and 730 Market, editorlal rooms 320 Sansome
San Francisco Dental Labratory, E. W. Pratt D. D. S., 14 Grant Av, room 16
San Francisco Dental Office, George W. Leek proprietor, 6 O'Farrell
San Francisco Depository Presbyterian Board of Publication and Sabbath School Work, 735 Market
San Francisco Detective Agency, Thomas W. Macfarlane manager, 331 Montgomery, rooms 44-45
San Francisco Diamond House, Chas. Edleman prest- dent, Eugene W. Levy secretary, E. C. Kiumpp mugr, 102 Kearny
RANGES $12.00 to $47.00
New Household, casting of velvety smoothness, economical in fuel, and the best baker extaat. Popular because it is the best.
JOHN F. MYERS & CO. 947 Market Street.
PILSENER,
STANDARD
FREDERICKSBURG LAGER
Five Gold Medals awarded this Lager.
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
Langley's (annually) otlice 518, Clay San Francisco Directory (Block) George B. Wilbur inventor and manager, office 401 Market
San Francisco District Telegraph Co., Henry L. Ackerman superintendent, main office 206 Kearny, room 5. branch offices 200 Sutter, 5 Golden Gate Av. SW cor Turk and Larkin, 534 Gearv. cor Washington and Battery, 301 Mont- gomery, 912 Market, 1305 Polk, N & Market nr Front, 1204 Market and Drumm and California
San Francisco Dyeing and Cleaning Works, Henry F. Stolzenwald proptr, 1153 Folsom
San Francisco Electric Co., J. George Gardner gen- eral mngr, 216 Bush, rooms 36-39
San Francisco Electrical Storage Co., O. B. Sessions secretary, 34.36 Main
San Francisco Employment Office, Morgan & Co. proptrs, 238 Kearny
San Francisco Fire Alarm and Police Patrol Station, William H. Torpey superio- tendent, 9 Brenham PI
San Francisco Fire Department, office Old City Hall, 1st floor
San Francisco Fishing Co., Peter Gusmani & Co. proptrs, 509 Merchant
San Francisco Foundling and Maternity Home, 328 Bryant
San Francisco Free Dispensary, 843 Howard
San Francisco Free Public Library, New City Hall, 2d floor
San Francisco Fruit and Flower Mission, 420 Post
San Francisco Fruit Auction and Storage Co., W. H. Wood president, J. A. Eleveth secretary, Frank Dalton treasurer, 104-110 Washington
San Francisco Furniture Packing and Shipping Co., P. Corkery proptr, 1127 Sutter
San Francisco Furniture Storage Warehouse, 735 Market
San Francisco Fuse Manufacturing Co., John Rodda secretary, 507 California
San Francisco Gas Light Co., Joseph B. Crockett president and engineer, Edward O. Jones assistant engineer. William G. Barrett sec- retary and treasurer, works NE cor lst and How- ard, cor King and 2d, SE cor 5th and Howard, cor Bay and Buchanan, and foot Humboldt, Potrero, office SE cor 1st and Natoma
San Francisco Gas Light Co., stove depart- ment L. A. Mitchell manager. 226 Post
San Francisco Gas Regulating Co., W. E. H. William manager, B. F. Lee secretary, office 210 Powell
San Francisco Girls' Union, Mrs. L. E. Mo- Dowell matron, Dr. Laura A. S. Ballard president 909 Taylor
San Francisco Grutli Verein Hall, 507 Sutter
San Francisco Hay and Grain Co., James McElearney president, P. H. McGui: an vice- president, Leon Sanguinetti secretary, Thomas D. Riley manager, 619-621, 4th, telephone 5513
San Francisco Home Mutual Loan Association, A. Sbarboro secy, 524 Montgomery
San Francisco Homoeopathic Polyclioio, D. Albert Hiller superintendent, T. A. Blinn secretary, 220 Montgomery Av
San Francisco House, Henry Greaves proprietor, 737 Howard
SAN FRANCISCO IRON WORKS P. F. Dundon proprietor, boiler tanks and general iron works, Dundon's patent compressed marine boilers, approved by U. S. Inspectors, most economical boilers in use, 314-318 Main
DIXON, BORGESON & CO. SHOW CASES. 37 MARKET ST., S. F.
ROYAL HOT AIR FURNACES Heat Your Houses the Best.
CHARLES BROWN & SON, 823 Market St. E C
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Telephones, 3418 and 8480.
First class Livery Stable, Horses, Buggies and Saddie Ponles for Children. with nice level roads, makes
(See p. opp. Highland Springa) HIGHLAND SPRINGS
the place to send your families for the Summer. Only 12 Miles Staging.
SAN
1242
SAN
W. E. LANE
PLUMBER, 505 Kearny Street. Telephone 315.
San Francisco Iron Yard (Frank Jacobs, Myer Liv- ingstone and Herman White) 132 Folsom
San Francisco Journal of Commerce (weekly) James O'Leary editor, San Francisco Journal of Com- merce Publishing Co. publishers, office 326 Pine, editorial rooma 518 Sacramento
San Francisco Journal of Commerce Pub- lishing Co., A. F. Chapman president, pub- lishers Daily Journal of Commerce and San Francisco Journal of Commerce (weekly) 326 Pine
San Francisco Kellner Verein, 23 Taylor
San Francisco Ladies' Protection and Re- lief Society, E & Franklin bet Post and Geary San Francisco Last Co., Glanville & Co., proptrs, 25-31 Jessie
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION Samuel F. Bufford president, H. H. Wood secretary, laundry S s Eddy bet Fillmore and Steiner, office 33 Geary San Francisco Law Journal, Stockwell & Co. pro- prietors, 219 Bush
San Francisco Law Library, New City Hall, 3d floor
San Francisco Legal News, M. M. Miller editor and manager, 410 Sansome
SAN FRANCISCO LUMBER CO. J. N. Curtis manager, James Green secretary, dealers lumber, wholesale and retail, principal office under Ne- vada Bank, yards 3d and Berry and 4th and Channel
San Francisco Marine Temperance Society, Rev. Joseph Rowell president, Miss M. N. Cummings secretary, NE cor Sacramento and Drnmm
San Francisco Market (new) from Clay to Merchant bet Sansome and Montgomery
San Francisco Matrimonial Advocate, J. L. Hopkins proprietor, 515 Kearny
San Francisco Mercantile Agency, Frank Kimmell proptr. 215 Sansome, room 1
San Francisco Microscopical Society, 432 Montgom- ery, rooms 9-10
San Francisco Miil Furnishing Depot, Michael O'Brien proprietor, 509-513 Mission San Francisco Mineral Paint Co, Henry Mohns agent, 319 California
San Francisco Mirror, J. E. Slinkey publisher, 434 California, room 14
San Francisco Mission, 308 Grant Av San Francisco Musical Fund Society, 316 Post
San Francisco Mutual Loan Association, A. Sbarboro secretary. 524 Montgomery
SAN FRANCISCO NEWS CO. THE Emile Bauer manager, Robert White cashier, 206-208 Post
San Francisco News Letter and California Advertiser (weekly) Frederick Marriott pub- lisher and proprietor. 606 Merchant, editorial and press rooma 609-613 Merchant
San Francisco Newspaper Union, pub- lishera patent outsides and home plan sheets. Palmer & Rey Type Foundry proprietors, 405-407 Sansome
San Francisco Novelty and Plating Work &, A. Merle president, A. Rndgear manager, gold, silver and nickel platers, etc .. 68-72, 18t
San Francisco Nursery for Homeless Children, Miss Ella Wells superintendent, 328 Bryant
San Francisco Paint and Roofing Co., James M. White manager, SW cor Sacramento and Mont- gomery
San Francisco Pattern Works, Otto Brown proptr, 110-112 Beale
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO. George L. Wilson president, Albert J. Raisch manager, 331 Montgomery, room 21
SAN FRANCISCO PHOTO ENGRAVING Co. (W. P. Van Aistine and A. C. Hugill) designing halftones, copper and zine etching, estimates furnished on application, 518 Sacramento
SAN FRANCISCO PIONEER SCREEN WORKS, J. W . Quick proprietor, Russia sheet iron, steel, copper, brass, zinc, and other metals punched for ail uses, mining steel screens a specialty, 221- 223, 1st
San Francisco Pioneer Varnish and Gly- cerine Works, cor Kansas and Nevada, E. L. Hueter proprietor, office 18-20-22 Ellis
San Francisco Pioneer Woolen Factory, Theodore Allen president. W. Loewi secy, Black Point bet Larkin and Van Ness Av, office 28 Merchants' Ex- change Bldg
SAN FRANCISCO PLANING MILL, WII- liam Crocker proprietor, manufactur- er window frames, moldings, sash and blinda, 524-530 5th, telephone 3015
San Francisco Plating Works, Edward G. Denniston proprietor. 653-655 Mission
San Francisco Police Patrol Telegraph, see S. F. Fire Alarm and Police Patrol Station
San Francisco Polyclinic, C. Von Hoffmann. M. D., president, H. M. Sherman, M. D., secre- tary. 315 Ellis
San Francisco Port Society, Joseph Rowell secretary, rooms NE cor Sacramento and Drumm
San Francisco Press Cinb, 430 Pine
San Francisco Printing Co., John Henderson president, James T. Boyd Jr., secretary, 411 Mar- ket
San Francisco Printing Pressman's Union, 620 Bush San Francisco Produce Exchange, Charles 8. Laumeister president, T. Cary Friedlander secretary. 425 California, secretary's office 24 Merchants' Exchange Bldg
San Francisco Produce Exchange Call Board Association, Charles S. Laumeister president, T. Cary Friedlander secretary, 425 California, secretary's office 24 Merchants' Ex- change Bidg
San Francisco Produce Exchange Mutual Benefit Association, W. H: Yates president, E. Ransom treasurer, T. Cary Friedlander secre- tary. 425 California, secretary'a office 24 Mer- chants' Exchange Bidg
San Francisco Protestant Orphan Asylum, 8W cor Haight and Laguna
San Francisco Real Estate Circular, Thomas Magee & Sons proprietora. 20 Montgomery
San Francisco Retail Druggists' Associa- tion, C. A. Bayly president, James G. Steele secretary, 635 Market
San Francisco Rubber Co. R. H. Pease vice-presi- dent. 577-579 Market
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION Albert Miller president, George W. Beaver vice-president, Lovell White secretary and cashier, NE cor Califor- nia and Webb, branch 1700 Market, open from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. and Sat- urday evenings for receipt of deposits 6:30 to 8 P. M.
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PACIFIC Business College, POST ST. 320 SAN FRANCISCI Send for Circulars.
Established 1863.
CAMELLINE.
Improves and Preserves the Complexion. At all Druggists. Price, 50 Cents.
UNITED STATES LAUNDRY, Largest Brick Steam Laundry on the Coast, OFFICE, 12 SIXTH ST.,
LUNDY FURNITURE CO. Furniture and Carpets, 813 Market St. F. A. BERLIN, Pres .; C. H. BERLIN, Sec. and Man.
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1243
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San Francisco Savings Union Bullding, NE cor California and Webb
San Francisco School Department Shop, NW cor Lar- kin and Auatin Av
San Francisco Schwaben Vereln. 323 Turk SAN FRANCISCO SERVICE BUREAU, Frank H. Driscoll manager, Real Es- tate and Business Agency, 509 Mont- gomery, roon 8
San Francisco Sewer Pipe Association, 1358-1360 Market
San Francisco Ship Calkers' Association, 121 New Montgomery
San Francisco Slate Company, J. S. Kyn- nersley president, D. Wright vice-president, J. A. Baxter secretary, 4-5 Mills Bidg, 10th floor
San Francisco Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Jacob Z. Davis president, C. B. Holbrook secretary, 95 Donohoe Bldg
San Francisco Soclety of Physicians and Surgeons (eclectric) 1422 Folsom
San Francisco Soda Works, Witthack & Miesner pro- prietors, 323 Francisco
San Francisco Standard Optical Co., Nord- man Brothers proprietors, 120 Sutter, rooms 7-13 San Francisco Steam Show Case Works, Hoffman, Dahl & Co. proprietors, office 220 Market
San Francisco Stencil and Brand Works, Buchanan & Co. proprietors, stencil cutters, box brand makers and engravers, 405 Front
San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board, William Edwards president, Fred W. Hadley sec- retary, 331 Pine
San Francisco Stock and Exchange Build- ing, 331 Pine
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK BREWERY
(Incorporated in 1866) Henry F. Bruns president. Detmar Eggers secretary, SE cor Powell and Francisco, tele- phone 807
SAN FRANCISCO STOVE WORKS
(Chris W. Hansen and Alex. Baln) manu- facturers stoves, ranges and light cast- ings, 622-628, 3d
San Francisco Street Sweeping and Garbage Remov- ing Co., H. H. Earle president, R. D. Duke sec- retary, M. D. Levenson mngr, NW cor 7th and Bryant
San Francisco Tageblatt (German daily) Paul Grott- kau editor, 633 Merchant
San Franclaco Tannery, Anton Krieg proptr, E 8 San Bruno Av nr 28th
San Francisco The, Richter & Wessling propri- etors, wines and liquors, 863 Market
San Francisco Theological Seminary, San Anselmo, Marin Co., R. J. Trumbull manager, office 10 Cal- ifornia, room 1
San Francisco Thistle Club, 320 O'Farrell
SAN FRANCISCO TOOL CO.
John R. Spring president, Charles C. Moore secretary, Ira Bishop manager, engineers, machinists and general con- tractors, and Pacific Coast agents Bab- cock & Wilcox Co., office and salesroom 30-32, 1st, works 1st and Stevenson
San Francisco Towel Co., Louis Barrere pro- prietor, 116 Davis
San Francisco Toy Co .. 520-526 Market
San Francisco Trade Review, Morris U. Bates editor, 34 California
San Francisco Transfer Co., John Suhr proptr, 18 Post
REFRIGERATORS
$8.50 to 850.00.
ICE CREAM FREEZERS. Best and Cheapest. JOHN F. MYERS & CO., 947 Market St.
EXTRA PALE.
PILSENER.
WIELAND BREWERY
Telephone 444.
STANDARD. CULMBACHER.
San Francisco Transfer Co., P. Corkery proptr, 1127 Sutter
San Francisco Turn Verein, 323 Turk San Francisco Turn Verein Hall, 323 Turk
San Francisco Turning Shop, Carl F. Haas proprietor, 43 Fremont
San Francisco Type Foundry, Painter & Co. proprietors, 510 Clay
San Francisco Typewriter Exchange, Richard E. Re- valk proptr, 310 California
San Francisco Typographical Union No. 21, M. L. Farland president, W. B, Benoist sec- retary, office 606 Montgomery, rooms 15-16
SAN FRANCISCO UNDERTAKING CO. Charles Quinn president, P. J. Corbett manager, undertakers and embalmı- ers, 1235 Market
San Francisco Verein, 322 Geary
San Francisco Weiss Beer Brewing Co., Stuber, Weik- ert & Co. proprietors, NE cor Geary and Baker San Francisco Whist Club, Mercantile Library Bldg
SAN FRANCISCO WINDOW
CLEANING CO., L. Flgoni manager, cleaners windows, showcases, mirrors, paint, etc., 320 Sutter, telephone 1304 San Francisco Wine and Liquor Co., Isaac S. Rosen- bsum president, Samuel H. Rosenbaum secretary, 1504 Jackson
SAN FRANCISCO WIRE
WORKS, C. H. Gruenhagen proprietor, 669 Mission
San Francisco Wood Interior Mnfg Co., Samuel Levy mngr, Frederick J. Eppstein secy, factory 46 Bluxome, office 412 Pine
San Francisco Wool Exchange, George Abbot proprietor, 412 Townsend
San Francisco Wool Sorting and Scouring Co., Flint & McLennan proprietors, SW cor Bluxome and 5th
San Francisco Yacht Club, George W. Reed secretary, 502 Battery
San Francisco Zinc and Brass Foundry, Kremer Bros. & Co. proptra, 40 Jessie
San Geronimo Paper Mills (Marin Co., Cal.) S. P. Taylor Paper Co. proprietors, 414-416 Clay
San Gottardo Hotel, Jobn Lepori proptr, 509-513 Broadway
San Joaquin and Kings River Canal and Irrigation Co. The. Charles Z. Merritt secretary, 508 Califor- nia, room 16
San Joaquin Lumber Co .. A. Powell general. manager, office Pier 3 Stenart
San Jose and Santa Clara Co. Directory, F. M. Husted publisher, 530 California
San Jose Brick Co., Wm. P. Dougherty mana- ger, Wm. B. Mckinnon agent, office Green St. Wharf, yards cor Vallejo and Davis
San Jose Flour Mills, Sperry Flour Co. prop- rietora V. D. Black superintendent, office 134 Call- fornis
San Jose Fruit Packing Co., H. Bendel president, K. H. Plate secretary, office 215 Front
San Jose Woolen MIIl Co., W. H. Peckham agent, 521-523 Market
San Juan Mining Co. (Las Flores L. C.) Frederick M. Petersen agent, 506 Battery, room 6
San Leandro Express, Enos & Amaral proptrs, 28 Market
San Leandro Gas and Electric Light Co., William J. Landers president, A. C. Hammond secretary, 205 Sansome
San Luis Obispo Bituminous Rock Co., A. C. Bassett president, offica 106-108 Phelan Bldg
Lowest Prices. All Classes Furnishing Goods at BEAMISH'S.
SMITHS' CASH STORE,
NEAR POST OFFICE,
416-418 FRONT STREET,
W. B. CHAPMAN,
123 CALIFORNIA STREET, Importer of a few selected vintages of H. CUVILLIER & FRERE'S fine Bordeaux and Brandies.
SAN
1244
SAN
W. E. LANE
PLUMBER,
505 Kearny Street. Telephone 315.
San Luis Obispo Flour Mills, Sperry Flour Co. proprietore, V. D. Black superintendent, office 134 California
San Luis Obispo Horticultural Society, Robert Dross secretary, 225 Sanaome
San Mateo Dairy, Daly & Coldwell proprietors, 1010 Valencia
San Mateo Ranch Dairy, William P. A. Brewer proprietor, James W. Goodhue city manager, depot 1515 Fillmore
San Mateo Water Works, office 224 California
San Pablo Dairy, Guglielmoni & Fantoni, 17th Av, South, nr S
San Pablo Rancho (Referees of) office 418 California San Pedro Harbor Dock and Land Asso- ciation, NE cor 4th and Townsend, room 28 San Pedro Hotel, 6 Howard
San Pedro Lumber Co., John A. Hooper president, Henry M. Furman secretary, 4 California
San Pedro Manuel Mra., r. 2024 Taylor
San Rafael and Sausalito Ferry, foot Clay
San Rafael and Tiburon Ferry, foot Clay
San Rafael House, Charles Hanke proptr, 28, 7th,
San Vicente Mining Co. (Mexico) C. J. Papst secre- tary, 158 Crocker Bldg
Sanabia Charles, clerk. r. 634 Vallejo
Sanabia Pauline, widow, r. 634 Vallejo
Sanabia Serapia Miss, seamatress, r. 634 Vallejo
Sanborg John, laborer, r. 12 Laskie
Sanborn Albion I., stairbuilder and woodturner, SW cor Mission and Fremont, r. 1021, 21st
Sanborn Arthur H., deputy City and County Sur- veyor, r. 111, 10th
Sanborn B. Franklin, teamster, r. 32, 12th
Sanborn C. E. Mra., r. 17% Oak
Sanborn Clarence (Sanborn & Co.) r. 629 Howard
Sanborn Dora, stenographer, r. 1109, 24th
Sanborn Frank C., physician, 428 Sutter
Sanborn Frank H. (Sanborn & Chrisholm) r. 109, 5th Sanborn Fred G., treasurer Bancroft-Whitney Co., 438 Montgomery, r. 1020 Dolores
Sanborn Harvey L., clerk freight auditors dept, S. P. Co., r. 1917 Fillmore
Sanborn James H., packer, r. 133% Taylor
Sanborn Jeremiah, r. 1917 Fillmore
Sanborn Lucius W., bookkeeper W. A. Muller r. Ala- meda
Sanborn Luther, carpenter, r. 507 Hyde
Sanborn·Perris Map Co. (limited) J. Edward Gardner agent. 434 California
Sanborn Samuel (Sanborn & Co.) r. 629 Howard
SANBORN, VAIL & CO.
(A. H. Vail) importers and manufac- turers frames, mirrors, moldings, ata. tionery, artist's materials, leather goods and architect's supplies, 741-745 Market
Sanborn W. D., general arent Burlington Route B. and M. R. R., 32 Montgomery
Sanborn & Chisholm (Frank H. Sanborn and A. Arthur Chisholm) physiciana, 109, 5th
Sanborn & Co. (Clarence and Samuel Sanborn) na- tive wines, 41, 2d
Sanborne William E., clerk, r. 1912 Pierce
Sanches Arthur J., clerk H. P. Gregory & Co., r. 653 Capp
Sanches Inez. widow. r. 1422 Powell
Sanches Randolph P., contractor and builder, office 16 Post, r. 653 Capp
Sanchez Anton, laborer, r. 634 Vallejo
Sanchez Dolores M., widow, r. 1522% Jackson Sanchez Felix, florlat, r. 2520 Mission
Sanchez Frank A., barber, r. 6 Church Lane
Sanchez Joseph G., clerk freight auditor'e dept S. P. Co .. r. 2520 Mission
Sanchez Laura C., widow, r. 1912 Bush Sanchez Mariana, widow, r. 1217 Powell
Sanchez Pablo, general agent Equitable Life As- aurance Society (of the United States) (Spaniah department) office Crocker Bldg, r. Hotel Mira- beau
Sanchez P. J., salesman r. 1117 Jones
Sanchez Ramon, seaman atmr Colima
Sanchez Ricardo, vaquero, r. 22d Av, South, nr Potrero Av
Sanchez Richard R., teamster, r. 814, 15th Av
Sanchez Rosa, widow, r. 1636 Sacramento
Sancho Antonio, laborer, r. 3% Sonora
Sancho Giuseppe, laborer, r. 3% Sonora
Sancho Jose, teacher guitar, 716 O'Farrell
Sancken Christian, r. 1318%% Scott, rear
Sancovich F., seaman stmr Australia
Sand Brothers ( William and Joseph Jr.) plumbers, 1309 Mission
Sand Edward, barber, r. 642 Jeasle
Sand Ferdinand, barber, 27, 3d, r. 642 Jessie
Sand Frederick, barber, r. 39 Ruse
Sand George F., barber, r. 642 Jessie
Sand Hans, deckhand, tug Hercules
Sand Hana, waiter, r. 712 Clementins
Sand Harry, porter, r. 141 Henry
Sand Joseph, barber and batha, 50, 4th, r. 644 Jessie
Sand Joseph Jr. (Sand Bros.) r. 644 Jessie
Sand Joseph E., dentist, r. 642 Jeazie
Sand William (Sand Bros. ) r. 644 Jeasie
Sand. See Sanda
Sandahl Charles A., tailor, r. 1313. 25th *
Sandahl Christ, compositor Commercial Pub. Co., r. 709 Polk
Sandaval Joseph, r. 25 Hinckley
Sandbach Harry W. M., collector Western Sugar Re- fining Co., r. 1620 Dolores
Sandbeck Conrad, waiter, r. 12% Sacramento
Sandberg Alfred, laborer, r. 45 Minna
Sandberg Carl, laborer, r. 716 Larkin
Sandberg Charles, plumber, r. 627 York
Sandberg Gustave F., basketmaker, r. 678 Bryant
Sandberg Jenetta Mra., r. 221 Broadway
Sandberg John, tanner, r. 1111 York
Sandberg Julius G., patternmaker, r. 508 Jeasie
Sandberg Peter, ahip carpenter, r. 2208 Mission
Sandberg Walter L., molder Atlas Iron Works, r. Oakland
Sandberg. See Sanborg
Sandberger Eugene, walter, r. 1005 Jackson
Sandeen John, carpenter, r. 210, 11th
Sandeen Mary, domestic 822 Bush
Sandeen Olof. carpenter, r. 210, 11th
Sandegren Charles A., stenographer Gould & Jaudin, r. 415 Minna
Sandell Carl A., barber, r. 458 Haight
Sandell Christina, domestic 714, 19th
Sandell John A., barber, 460 Haight, r. 458 Haight Sandell. See Sandl
Sanden Louia F., carpenter, r. 732% Clementina
Sander Andrew, barber, 1089 Howard
Sander Conrad (William H. Bowe & Co.) r. SE cor El Dorado and Porrero Av
Sander E., gripman, r. 5 Henderson Av
Sander Frank, groceries and llquora, 623, 2d, r. 619, 2d Sander John, laborer. r. 655 Minna
Sander Maria Mrs. (Becker & Sander) r. St. Helena, Napa Co.
Sander Monroe, traveling seleaman Meyerfeld,
Mitchell & Co.
Sander Peter, insurance broker, 303 California, r. 1065 Market
Sander Richard, miner, r. Commercial Hotel
Sander Sylvan, bookkeeper Goldberg, Bowen & Le- benbaum, r. 1111 Post
Sanderini Christian, clerk A. Repsold & Co., r. 1502 Laguna
Sanderini Thes Mme., teacher vocal music, 1502 La- guna
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Sanderlin Eliza K. Miss, dresamaker, r. 542%% Bryant Sandera Alfred G., stenographer. r. 1412 Pine Sandera Amelia, widow, r. 758 Harrison
Sanders Amos A., proptr Union Square Hall, r. 713 Post
Sanders Arnhold, r. 1313a Scott
Sanders Casimir, fisherman, r. 18 Rincon Av
Sanders Charlea, bookkeeper John A. Sanders, r. 423 Jones
Sanders Charles, with Union Iron Wks, r. 334 Main Sanders Cornelius T. (Sanders & Johnson) r. 909 Jones
Sanders David H., cigar mnfr, 723 Valencis
Sanders David S., compositor Hicks-Judd Co., r. 1524 Eddy
Sanders Duke, r. 8 Montgomery Av
Sanders Edward, clerk, r. 758 Harrison
Sanders Edward A., clerk C. D. Ladd, r. 2009 Jack- Bon
Sandera Elizabeth Mrs., clairvoyant, 8 Montgomery Av
Sanders Frank, bookkeeper, r. 1219 Golden Gate Av Sandera Frank, waiter, r. 662 Howard
Sanders Frank E., bookkeeper, r. 915 Oak
Sanders Fred J., clerk J. K. Armsby Co., r. 412 Post Sanders Frederick H., master achr American Girl, Pier 4 Steuart, r. 1713 San Carlos Av
Sanders George, carpenter, r. 148 Natoma
Sanders George H. (Wright & Sanders) r. 923 Pine
Sanders Henry (Sanders & Co.) r. 1622 Larkin
Sanders Henry M., cigarmaker, r. 237, 17th 8andere Henry 8., actor, r. 1412 Pine
Sanders Jacob, barber, r. 202, 6th
Sanders Jacob, proptr Boston Farm Dairy, 219, 7th, r. 1047 > Harrison
Sanders J. Frederick, civil engineer, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Sanders John, r. 1524 Eddy
Sanders John A., carpenter and upholsterer, 421 Jones, r. 423 Jones
Sanders John C., laborer, r. 3, 7th
Sanders Joseph, cardriver, r. 42}{ Clars
Sanders Joseph, laborer, r. 1050 Howard
Sandera Julians S. Mrs., r. 923 Pine
Sanders J. W., chief officer stmr China, r. 901 Powell
SANDERS J. W. Japanning Works, plain and ornamental japan- ning, lacquering, bronzing, gilding, glass embossing, stencil cutting, etc., 232 Fremont, r. Alameda
Sanders Leo, teameter, r. 613 % Natoms
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