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CYPRESS LAWN CEMETERY.
AYDELOTTE'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, Y. M. C. A. BUILDING, Oakland, Cal.
Telegraphy Course : $10.00 PER MONTH. (See page opp. name of Aydelotte's Business College.)
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Bouter Edward, gripman, r. 1509 Guerrero
South American Steamship Co., J. W. Gracs & Co., agents, 203 California
South Bend Iron Works, Edwin K. Lindsey manager, 37 Market
South Cosmopolitan Grammar School, Adolph Herbst principal, N & Eddy bet Polk and Van Ness Av
South End Boat Club, foot 3d
SOUTH END PICKLE WORKS
John Loeller proprietor, manufactur- er pickles, sances, vinegar, etc., 422- ₾) 428, 5th, telephone 3491
South End Pickle Works (new) Charles Shrakkart proptr. 718 Bryant
South End Primary School, Miss Ida E. Coles principal, Williams nr Henry
South Eud Warehouse, Morton Draying and Ware- house Co. proptrs, N & Townsend bet 1st and 2d South Eureka Mining Co. (Amador) Abraham Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
South Feather Water and Union Mining Co., Abra- ham Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7 South Harbor Police Station. 247 Steuart
South John G. (South & Burton) r. 224, 12th
South Pacific Coast Railroad Co., W. V. Huntington secretary, NE cor 4th and Townsend room 45
South Pacific Coast Railway, Division of Southern Pacific Co., office foot of Market
South Pacific Coast Railway Wharf and Ferry. E s East bet Market and Mission
South Pacific House, Moller & Wiison proprie- tors, 229 East
South Park Livery Stable (Smith & Poult- ney) proprietors, N & Brannan bet 2d and 3d
South Park Malt House, Herman Zwieg pro- prietor, N. s Brannan bet 5th and 6th
South Park Pharmacy, Thomas F. Blake pro- prietor, 416, 3d
South Point Warehouse, S s Berry bet 3d and 4th South Prairie Coal Co., Thomas H. Henderson secre- tary, 308 California
South San Francisco Brewery, San Fran- cisco Breweries Limited, Christian H. Koehncke manager, NW cor Railroad Av and 14th Av South San Francisco, office SE cor 19th and Mis- sion
South San Francisco Dock Co., Charles D. Wheat secretary, 501 California
South San Francisco Land and Improve- ment Co. The, Gustavus F. Swift president, A. C. Foster vice president, George H. Chapman secretary, offices NW cor 6th and Townsend and 214 Pine
South San Francisco Mail (weekly) E. B. Griffith & Sons publishers. 1036 Howard
South San Francisco Masonic Building, SE cor 14th Av, South and Railroad Av
South San Francisco Memorial Presby- terian Church, Algeria nr Railroad Av
South San Francisco Methodist Episcopal Church, S 8 15th Av, South, bet N and P
South San Francisco News (San Mateo, Co.) Barnes & Morphy, publishers, 316 Montgomery
South San Francisco Opera House, David B. Todd, mannger, SE cor Railroad Av and 14th Av South
South San Francisco Packing and Pro- vision Co. (Charles Nonnemann and Henry Mohr] NW cor 7th Av, South, and M, office 218- 220 Front
South San Francisco Park, W s Railroad Av bet 9th and 10th Avs, South
South San Francisco Police Station, SE cor Railroad Av and 14th Av, South
RANGES $12.00 to $47.00
New Household, casting of velvety smoothness, economical in fuel. and the best baker extant. Popular because it is the best.
JOHN F. MYERS & CO. 947 Market Street.
PSCHORR,
PILSENER,
STANDARD FREDERICKSBURG LAGER
Five Gold Medals awarded this Lager.
South San Francisco Primary School, William W. Stone principal, cor 14th Av, South, and I
South San Francisco Tannery, A. B. Patrick & Co. proprietors, 6th Av, South, bet Q and R, office 324 Battery
South San Francisco Telephone Station, Kentucky nr 1st Av, South
South Side Life Saving Station, Ocean Beach nr Ocean Side House
South & Burton (John G. South and Arthur Burton) horse dealers. cor 12th nr Harrison
Southack Frank L., chief clerk maintenance of way dept S. P. Co., r. 2 Hill
Southard Frank R., storekeeper Market St. Ry, r. 1720 Larkin
Southard Mason C., inspector Custom House, r. East Berkeley
Southard Medora. widow, r. 2119a Howard
Southard Willian F., eye, ear, nose and throat, hours 11 A. M. to 3 P. M., office 603 Sutter, r. Oak- land
Souther Charles H., printer, r. 1415 McAllister
Souther Edgar D., laborer S. P. Co., r. 1117 Sutter Souther Frank L. T., teamster, r. 618, 19th
Souther George E., carpenter, r. 618, 19th Souther John, clerk, r. 508, 3d
Souther John S., shipwright, r. 618, 19th Souther Joseph N., office 124 Market, r. 517 Mason
Souther Joseph N. Manufacturing Co., John Mulhern manager, 124 Market
Souther Joseph W., teamster, r. 508, 3d Souther Kate, domestic 1813 Post
Souther William H., cashier Home Mutual Insurance Co., r. Alameda
Southern California Coal and Clay Co., John Dolbeer agent, 10 California. room 3
Southern California Fruit and Improvement Co., 14 Sansome, room 13
Southern California Packing Co. (Los Angeles) F. H. Ames & Co. agents, 22-24 Luning Bldg
Southern California Railway, ticket office 650 Market Southern James J., steward stmr Keweenaw, 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., M. L. and T. RR. and SS. L. W. RR., G. H. aud S A. Ry., T. and N. O. RR., G. W. T. and P. Ry., N. Y. T. and M. Ry., I and V. RR., C. P. Huntington president, C. F. Crocker vice-president, Nicholas T. Smith treasurer, Gerrit L. Lansing secretary and control- ler, A. N. Towne second vice-president and gen- eral manager Pacific System, J. C. Stubbs third vice-president, offices NE cor 4th aud Townsend, passenger depots SW cor 3d and Townsend, and foot Market, freight depot cor 5th and Townsend, repair shops cor 16th and Harrison
Southern Pacific Co. (Santa Cruz Division) Luther Fillmore superintendent, office foot Mar- ket, freight shed NW cor Davis and Valiejo
Southern Pacific Co's Building, NE cor 4th and Townsend
Southern Pacific Co's Ferry, foot Market Southern Pacific Co's Local Freight Office. N & King bet 4th and 5th
Southern Pacific Co's Steamers, Ferry Bidg, foot Market
Southern Pacific Co's Ticket and Freight Office, 613 Market
Southern Pacific Coast Railway Freight Shed (Sants Cruz Division) NW cor Davis and Vallejo
CHARLES BROWN & SON Keep Repairs for all Kinds of Stoves and Furnaces.
823 MARKET ST.
DIXON, BORGESON & CO. SHOW CASES. 37 MARKET ST., S. F.
You do not have to depend upon one Spring or Mineral Water, but have 30 different kinds at
(See page opp. name Highland Springs) HIGHLAND SPRINGS
Both Hot and Cold. Tickets for Calistoga Route on sale at Southern Pacific Depots.
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W. E. LANE
PLUMBER,
505 Kearny Street. Telephone 315.
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 4th and Towns- end
Southern Pacific Milling Co., Timothy Hopkins pres- ident, F. H. Wheelan vice- president and manager, Firmin A. Nippert secretary, 212 Sansome, rooms 11-12
Southern Pacific Railroad Co., J. L. Willcutt secretary, NE cor 4th and Townsend, room 34
Southern Pacific Railroad Co. (Coast Divi- sion) stock yard Illinois bet Napa and Sierra, of- fice 930 Illinois
Southern Pacific Railroad Co., Land De- partnient. Jerome Madden general agent, NE cor 4th and Townsend, room 78
Southern Pacific Railroad Restaurant. 638-644, 4th
Southwell James B., clerk John D. Hammond, r. 2336 Mission
Southwell Judd D., liquors, 111 O'Farrell, r. 220 De- visadero
Southwick Edwin, r. 24 Minna
Southwick Frank L., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. Mayfield, Cal.
Southwick George J., journalist, r. 28 Hubbard Southwick William O., lather, r. 28 Hubbard Southworth P. B., r. 1917 Mission
Souza Claude E., hackman, r. 108 Hickory Av Souza Frank, presaman, r. 106 Alts Pl
Souza Frank E., waiter, r. 715 Davis
Souza Manuel, grain packer, r. 225 Filbert Souza Manuel T., barber, 52, 7th
Souza Pordencio, seaman, r. 19 Jackson
Sovich Marco, cooper, r. 1815 Dupont
Sowers Frederick, merchant tailor, 21 Chronicle Bldg, r. San Leandro
Soyer George A., recruiting sergeant U. S. Army, 1504 Market
Sozin Charles W., merchant, r. 423 Laguna
Spaar Conrad, brewer Washington Brewery, r. 824 Greenwich
Spacher Edgar L., pressman, r. 1535 Jackson Spacher Margaret, domestic 2299 Sacramento
Spacher Margaret, widow, r. 410 Linden Av
Spacher Peter J., printer, r. 1535 Jackson
Spader Charles T. (Center & Spader) r. 2422 Folsom Spadisr Peter, salesman A. J. B. Immel & Co., r. 539 Haight
Spadina Angelo, leader Park Band, r. 2417 Sacrs- mento
Spadoni Joseph, foreman S. P. Co., r. 919, 25th
Spaelti Fred (Spaelti & Diethelm) r. 627 Commercial Spaelti & Diethelm (Fred Spaelti and Ulrich Diethelm) proprietors Swiss Hotel, 627-629 Com- mercial
Spaenlin Adele, domestic 1813 Pine
Spaeth Jacob, butcher, r. 1006 Union
Spafford Charles E., conductor, r. 29 Grand Av
Spafford James H., salesman W. R. Larzelere Com- mission Co., r. 902 Van Ness Av
Spafford John G., carrier Post Office, r. 146% Clars Spafford M., commission produce, r. 902 Van Ness Av Spahu Charles. bartender, r. 333 Jessie Spahn William, liquors, 1602 Mission 19 Spahn. See Spohn
Spahno August, gardener, r. 640 Howard Spahr Ernest, laborer, r. W & Arkansas nr Yolo Spahr Joseph. teamster. r. W & Arkansas nr Yolo Spahr William, laborer, r. NE cor Illinois and Napa Spaight John C., mnfrs' agent, 113 Bush, r. Alameda Spaight Michael J., r. Kosciusko nr Union Av Spsight Patrick, milkman, r. Kosciusko nr Union Av Spaight William J., vaquero, r. Kosciusko nr Union Av
Spsith Oscar, r. 404 Broadway
Spalding Charlea W., clerk The Examiner, r. 208 Octavia
Spalding Edward B. Rev. D. D., rector St. John's Episcopal Church and rector Trinity School, r. 3300 Washington
Spalding Harriet A. Miss, teacher Peabody Primary School. r. 306 San Jose Av
Spalding Henry W., stenographer, r. 208 Octavia*
Spalding J. A., salesman Will & Finck Co., r. 703 O'Farrell
Spalding Rosa M., widow, r. 3005 Jackson
Spalding Volney Mrs., proprietor Hotel Bella Vista, r. 1001 Pine
Spalding William A., commissioner State Board of Commissioners of the Building and Loan A880- ciations, 109 California, rooms 4-5, r. Los Ang- eles
Spalding William E., laborer, r. 1128%% Harrison Spalding. See Spaulding
Spalti Kaspar, bartender, r. SW cor Minna and La- fayette
Spamer Adam, r. 124 Liberty
Spamer Henry C., manager Golden Gate Dis- tilling Co's Yesst Depot, 8218 Howard, r. 2433 Mission
Spamer Justus A., vice president Golden Gate Distilling Co., 207 Battery, r. 704 Dolores
Spandau Adolph, machinist, r. 17 Pfeiffer
Spandessi Luigi, laborer, r. 17 Pfeiffer
Spangenberg Adolph, lock expert Herring-Hall-Mar- vin Co., r. East Oakland
Spangenberg Fernando, bookkeeper, r. 18 Heron
Spangenberg Helma MI88, dressmaker, r. 874 Mis- sion
Spangenberg Louis C., widow, r. 874 Mission · Spangler Blanche M. Mrs., teacher kindergarten Urban School, r. 2623 Bush
Spangler Jesse E., gripman r. 16 St. Rose's Av Spangler Samuel S., r. 730 Geary
Spanbake William, clerk M. Meyerhof & Co., r. 334 Geary
Spani Joseph (Spani & Spani) r. NE cor Yolo and Nebraska
Spani Lewia (Spani & Spani) r. NE cor Yolo and Ne- braska
Spani & Spani (Lewis and Joseph) liquors, NE cor Yolo and Nebraska
Spanish Consulate, Jorge Madrilley and Camilo Martin acting vice-consul, 411% California
Spanish Mutual Benevolent Society, Joss Camaño prealdent, 214 Washington
Spannagel Eberhard, bakery, 125, 7th
Spannhacke Anton, laborer, r. 656 Jessie
Spano Nuncio, fish, 37 Clay St. Market
Spanton James, painter, 1708 Devisadero
Sparber Louia, harness and saddlery, 936 Howard, r. 36 Louiss
Sparber Morris, harnessmaker, r. 42733 Ringold
Spargo Jane E., widow, r. 426%, 5th
Spargo John (Spargo & Sheajr. SW cor Broderick and Jefferson
Spargo John, tilesetter, r. 1109 %% Stevenson
Spargo & Shea (John Spargo and Dennis Shea) pro- prietors Hotel Jefferson, SW cor Broderick and Jefferson
Sparhawk I. Miss, r. The Colonial
Spark Gustav, clerk Prescott House
Spark John, engineer, r. 1775 Haight
Spark John H., house painter, 623 Merchant
Sparks James, rainter, r. 21 Lily Av
Sparks Mollie Miss, hairdresser. r. 539 Geary
Sparks Otto, deckhand tug Annie
Sparks Rosa Miss, saleslady The Maze, r. 2517 Bry- ant Av
Sparks R. T., salesman Carroll & Carroll, r. San Diego, Cal
See Page 9.
PACIFIC Business College, POST ST. SAN FRANCISC I 320 Send for Circulars.
| Established 1863.
CAMELLINE.
For the Improvement of the Complexion. AGREEABLE, EFFECTIVE and HARMLESS. At all Druggisis. Price, 50 Cents.
OFFICE, 12 SIXTH ST.
Telephones, 3418 and 3420.
Washing Called for and Delivered.
UNITED STATES LAUNDRY.
LUNDY FURNITURE CO. Furniture and Carpets, 813 Market St. F. A. BERLIN, Pres .; C. H. BERLIN, Sec. and Man.
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Sparks Thomas, seal hunter, 46 Spear
Sparks W., conductor, r. 406 Central Av Sparke William, master mariner, r. 2517 Bryant Av Sparks William, salesman Wilson & Devilbiss, r, 1712 Post
Sparks William, stockyards, 1605 Harrison, r.39 South Park
Sparlin Charles W., teamster, r. 741 Minna Sparlin C. W. Mrs., seamstress, r. 741 Minna Sparr John, mate schr Winchester, 46 Spear
Sparr John P. E., harnessmaker, 702 Filbert, r. 824 Greenwich
Sparrow Albert R., compositor. r. 1635 Bush Sparrow Anthony, barber, 630 Market, r. Alameda
Sparrow Arthur, jeweler, r. 37 Clementina
Sparrow Arthur J., clerk Jones & Co., r. 1823 Ellis Sparrow Charles, stonemason, r. 234, 5th
Sparrow Edward D., real estate agent, 640 Market, r. Sausalito
Sparrow Frances A., laundress, r. 1712 Howard Sparrow Frederick A., barber, 1712 Howard Sparrow Ida Misa, r. 1007 Market
Sparrow John I., salesman C. E. Whitney & Co., r. 805 York
Sparrow Jobn T., millhand, r. 542, 6th
Sparrow Joseph, groceries and liquors, 33 Clemen- tina, r. 35 Clementina
SPARROW JOSEPH W. man-
ufacturing jeweler, diamond setter
and enameler, stones matched and mounted a specialty, fine watch repair- ing, 139 Post, room 8, r. 1910 Mission Sparrow Orissu E., r. 1249 Mission
Sparrow Richard, driver, r. 1249 Mission
Sparrowe Brothers (Charles G. and Thomas W.) candy manufacturers, 101 Post
Sparrowe Charles G. (Sparrowe Bros.) r. 531 Alvarado Sparrowe Thomse W. (Sparrowe Bros.) r. 2040 O'Far- rell
Sparta Restaurant, D. G. Camarinos proprietor, NW cor Sansome and Merchant
Spsier Edward, barber, r. 236 Minns
Spster Manuel, barber, r. 319 Sansome
Spath Jacob, porkpscker, r. 2114 Jones
Spaulding Andrew, r. 405 Castro
Spaulding Calista, widow, r. 1314 Leavenworth
Spaulding Charles J., r. 433 Golden Gate Av
Spaulding Charles W., hostler, r. 552 Brysut
Spaulding E. Mrs., r. 208 Octavia
Spaulding Edward W., clerk Flremans Fund Ins. Co., r. Highland Park
Spaulding Ellen Miss, embroiderer, r. 1322 Ellis Spaulding Fred D. (J. Spaulding & Co.) r. 1817 Vallejo SPAULDING GEORGE & CO. president, Harrison Barto vice-
president, James G. Spaulding secre- tary, book and job printers, 414 Clay Spaulding Harris C., wood, cosi, hay and grain, 1702 Eddy, r. 402 Valencia
Spaulding Henry S., clerk A. Schilling & Co., r. 8 8 Liberty nr Noe
Spaulding Herbert J., clerk, r. 315 Jessie
SPAULDING J. & CO. (John and Fred D.) proprietors Spaulding's Pioneer Carpet Beating Works and Pacific Cleaning and Dyeing Works, 353-357 Tehama, branch 103 Grant Av Spaulding James G., secretary George Spauld- ing & Co., 414 Clay, r. 1314 Leavenworth
Spaulding James L., printer, r. 703 O'Farrell
Spanlding Jerome, solicitor Sun Insurance Co., r. 428 California
Spaulding John (J. Spaulding & Co.) r. 1715 Clay Spanlding Mabel R. Miss, r. 2526 Howard
REFRIGERATORS
$8.50 to 850.00. ICE CREAM FREEZERS.
Best and Cheapest.
EXTRA PALE. PILSENER.
WIELAND BREWERY
Telephone 444.
STANDARD. CULMBACHER.
Spaulding M.K. Mrs., r. 11332 Howard
Spaulding Nathan W., president N. W. Spauld- ing Saw Co. and vice-president Pacific Saw Man- ufacturing 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 William, jointer, r. 1178%% Harrison
Spaulding William J., calker r. 741 Harrison
7 Spauling. See Spalding
Spaulding's Pioneer Carpet Beating Works, J. Spaulding & Co. proprietors, 353-357 Tehama
Spauling Fred, teamster, r. 117, 10th
Spaw Frank. saloonkeeper. r. 27 6, 4th
Spayd Edith G. Miss, r. 922 Green
Speake William A., salesman Thomas Day & Co.
Speaker Adolph, baker, r. 14 Moss
Speaker John G., optician, r. 803 Pine
Speakman Mary, widow, r. 218 Noe
Speakman Mary E. Mias, stenographer J.D.Spreckels Bros. & Co., r. 218 Noe
Speakman Thomas, carpenter, r. 218 Noe
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 Spear Arthur W., auctioneer Edward S. Spear & Co., r. Union Lesgue Club
Spear Charles J., foreman Buckingham & Hecht, r. 3 Haight
Spear Charles M., shoemaker, r. 1509 Guerrero
Spear C. J. Mrs., dressmaking, 3 Haight
Spear Edgar B., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 204 Ellis
Spear Edward S. & Co. (Joseph S. Jr. snd Gustavus L. Spesr) auctioners and commission merchants, 31-33 Sutter
Spear Ellis (Spesr & Seely) r. Washington, D. C.
Spear Gustavus L. (Edward S. Spear & Co.) r. 1715 Broadway
Spear James, ironmolder, r. 5 Lick Alley
Spear John I., secretary The Society of Califor- nia Pioneers, Pioneer Bldg, 4th nr Market, r. 534 Bush
Spear Joseph S. Jr. (Edward S. Spear & Co.) r. 836 Sutter
Spear Lottie Miss, dressmaker, r. 3 Haight
Spear Louis E. (Wild & Spear) r. Alameda
Sper Mary Mrs., bakery and notions, 120 Francisco Spear Robert, clerk James O'Hanlon & Co.
Spear Robert, laborer, r. NE cor Francisco and Kearny
Spear Robert F., solicitor r. 120 Francisco
Spear Stanislas, barber, r. 2533 California Spear Wilfred, r. 712 Sutter
Spear William J., cigars and tobacco, 960 Harrison
Spear & Seely (Ellis Spear and L. Warren Seely) solicitors patents, 420 California, rooma 19-22
Spear. See Speer and Spter
Spearman Andrew D., agent Provo Woolen Mille Co., 113 Bush, r. 431 Ellis
Spearman Ells, domestic 1105 McAllister
Spearman Frank, tilesetter, r. 160, 14th
Spearman Harry, plumber, r. 309 Minna
Spearman Kate, widow, r. 160, 14th
Spearman Mary. dressmaker, r. 160, 14th
Spearman Patrick J., machinist, r. 160, 14th
Spearman Stephen, r. 139 Minns
Spearman William M., bartender, r. 160, 14th Spears. See Speers and Spiers.
Specht Charles, clerk Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r. 225 Collingwood
JOHN F. MYERS & CO., 947 Market St. | Specht Charles, cook Hotel Pleasanton
Gloves, Socks, Underwear, Shirts. Right goods at BEAMISH'S,
SMITHS' CASH STORE,
NEAR POST OFFICE.
416-418 FRONT STREET,
W. B. CHAPMAN,
123 CALIFORNIA St., Importer of a few selected' vintages of BOUCHARD, PERE & FILS (established 1750) Fine Burgundies.
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W. E. LANE PLUMBER,
505 Kearny Street. Telephone 315.
Specht George, engraver, r. 228 Collingwood Specht Wilhelmina, widow, r. 228 Coliingwood Speck A. M. & Co. (Andrew M. and John H. Speck] real estate, 19 Montgomery Speck Andrew M. (A. M. Speck & Co.) r. 418 Ellis Speck Francis, tailor, r. 1608 Jones
Speck John H. (A. M. Speck & Co.) r. 418 Ellis Speck Mary Mrs., r. 1608 Jones
Speck William, machinist, r. 1608 Jones
Speck William J., laborer G. G. Park
Speck William J., traveling salesman, r. 1618 San Carlos Av
Specker John, maltster Pioneer Malt House
Speckman Frederick F., groceries, SE cor Church and Army, r. 1335 Church
Speckman Henry I., clerk F. F. Speckman, r. 1335 Church
Speckter Kate, widow, r. 654% Natoma
Speckter Otto, bartender, r. 654 %% Natoma
Speckter Richard (Speckter & Dohemann) r. 2336 Mission
Speckter Richard H., liquors, NW cor Fremont and Brannan, r. Occidental, Sonoma Co.
Speckter & Dohemann (Richard Speckter and Herman Dohemann) groceries and liquors, NW cor 21at and Mission
Specktes John (Specktes & Knowles) r. 111 Turk
Specktes & Knowles (John Specktes and Arthur Knowles) wines and liquors, 17 Turk
Speddy Samuel A., proprietor City Transit Co., 203 Sutter, r. Alameda
Speddy T. H., manufacturers' agent, 202 Market, room 10, Portland, Or
Spedì John, painter, r. 230, 28th
Speed Harry J., storekeeper Dow Steam Pump Wks, r. 2111 Larkin
Speedie Mary, widow, r. 1118 Golden Gate Av
Speer David, hog ranch, E a Moscow nr Ohins Av
Speer John, laborer, r. 801 Harrison
Speer Noah, tailor, r. 38 O'Farrell
Speer. See Spear and Spier
Speers Chester H., assistant general passenger agent Atlantic aud Pacific Railroad, 61 Chronicle Bldg, r. 600 Bush
Speers Dinah, widow, r. 1415 Oak
Speers Robert, check clerk S. P. Co.
Speers. See Spears and Spiers
Speetzen John F., painter, r. 2014 Hyde
Speetzen William T., wheelwright, r. 346, 4th
Speier Bernard, clerk John Rosenfeld's Sons, r. 1513 Golden Gate Av
Speier David, waiter stmr State of California
Speier George, brewer, r. 710 Fulton
Speier Henry, weigher, r. 1513 Golden Gate Av
Speier Isaac, salesman Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 235 Gold- eu Gate Av
Speier Max, clerk John Rosenfeld's Sons, r. 1513 Golden Gate Av
Speier. See Speyer and Spier
Spellacy George, laborer, r. 17 Michigan
Spellau Lizzie, widow, r. 207 Leavenworth
Spellard Richard, machinist, r. 218 Golden Gate Av Speller George, r. 1000%% Hyde
Speller Wliliam, r. 506b Turk
Spelling T. Carl, attorney at law, 26 Mills Bldg, 3d floor, r. 512 Jones
Spellman Daniel, teamster, r. 812, 15th Av
Spellman Ellen, widow. r. 117 Shipley
Spellman Henry, shoemaker. r. 221 %% Fulton
Spellman James, horseman Hose 4, r. 1802 Stockton Spellman James J., longshoreman, r. 137 Lombard
Spellman John D., seaman, r. 137 Lombard Spellman John H., tanner, r. 20 Erie
Spellman Julia, widow. r. 137 Lombard
Spellman Margaret, tailoress, r. 20 Erie Spellman Martin, plasterer, r. 326 Eureka Spellman Michael, tanner, r. 20 Erie
Spellman Michael M., bartender, r. 721}% Bush
Spellman Nellie, domestic 905 Steiner
Spellman Peter, seaman, r. 314, 1st
Spellman Stephen F., hoseman Hose 4, r. 5 Telegraph PI
My Spellman, See Spielman and Spelman
Spelman James J., lithographer, r. 1109 Folsom
Spelman John F., salesman Chas. S. Healey, r. 18 Geneva
Spenas Lonia, r. 8 Central Pl
Spence A. S., president Chicago Clock Co., 1622 Market, r. Belvedere
Spence B. L., salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co.,r. Oakland Spence Clark, bookkeeper, r. 214 Devisadero
Spence Edward, lat officer atmr Capt. Weber
Spence Francia Mrs., r. 1601 Mason
Spence Frederick, wailer, r. 212}%, 6th
Spence Henry, r. 535 Lott
Spence John, stevedore, r. 822 Howard
Spence P., steerage steward stmr Colon
Spence Robert W., salesman F. H. Hammer, r. Old Hickory nr Silver Av
Spence Rupert, r. Kosciusko nr Old Hickory Spence Thomas J., watertender stmr City of Sydney Spence William C., r. 629 Kearny
Spencer Aaron G. Mrs., widow, r. 743 Pine
Spencer Adelaide, widow, r. 1513 Webster
Spencer Albert G., clerk, r. 2415 California
Spencer Alice D., widow, r. 2517 Broadway
Spencer Almon O., teamster, r. 910 Geary
Spencer Alrik G., manager Swedish Publishing Co., 118, 3d, r. 324 Clipper
Spencer Amanda Mrs., dressmaking, 303 Mason
Spencer Anna, widow, r. 1608 Mason
Spencer Anne, widow, r. 908 Powell
Spencer Arthur, shipcarpenter, r. 2905 Harrison
Spencer Brothers (Edmond and George) rubber stampa and job printers, 604 O'Farrell
Spencer Carl A., cabinetmaker, r. 11}% Donglass Spencer Carlington T., manager Novelty Stamp Works, 29 Leidesdorff, r. 33 South Park
Spencer Clara Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1023 Clay
Spencer Carnot R., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 529 %% Grove
Spencer Daniel, capitalist, r. 1904 Market
Spencer Dennis, attorney at law, 508 California, rooma 38-39-40, r. Napa City, Cal.
Spencer Dorcas J. Mrs., business manager The Pacific Ensign, 132 McAllister, r. 826 Waller
Spencer Edmond (Spencer Bros.) r. 1915% O'Farrell
Spencer Eugene W., capitalist, r. 610 Page
Spencer Frank K., laundry, r. 2028 Golden Gate Av
Spencer Franklin G., clerk S. P. Co., r. 610 Page
Spencer Franklin M., bookkeeper Cahill & Hall Ele- vator Co., r. 826 Waller
Spencer Frederick, waiter Palace Hotel
Spencer Frederick J., carrier Post Office, r. Oakland Spencer Frederick M., dairyman, r. 116}{ San Jose Av Spencer Frederick W., president F. W. Spencer & Co., 721 Market, r. San Rafael
Spencer Frederick W., salesman Parrott & Co., r. 826 Waller
SPENCER F.W.& CO., Frederick W. Spencer president, George E. Morse vice-president, agents Conover Bro- thers. Colby, Morris & Spencer pianos and Chicago Cottage organs, 721 Mar- ket
Spencer George (Spencer Bros.) r. 606}{ Leavenworth Spencer George, master mariner, r. 114 Perry
Spencer George A., gripman, r. 1301 % Castro
Spencer George M., attorney at law and solicitor patents, 328 Montgomery, room 20, r. 132 McAllis- ter
Spencer George S., clerk, r. 23 Birch Av
Spencer George W., bookkeeper S. P. Taylor Paper Co .. r. 1810 Turk
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