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With the new improvements just completed, the comforts and accommodations are equal to any resort in the State, and it is the purpose of the management to so conduct the same as to make it
. THE RESORT OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
for both health and pleasure seekers, a safe and reasonable place for persons to send their families for summer or winter, with assurance that every attention and care will be shown them.
We make our table a special feature. It is always supplied with the best that the market affords, and upon that point we invite comparison and criticism.
We refer with confidence to all persons who have been guests of this resort during the past two years.
Other Improvements .- There has also, within the last year, been completed a fine large dancing hall and opera house; also a boating lake, which is well stocked with choice ;fish. There is also à general merchandise store for the accommodation of guests and campers.
The Springs can be reached from any point on the Southern Pacific route by way of Calistoga, thence by stage direct from Calistoga to the Springs. Also by the Donahue route from San Francisco by way of Pieta, thence by stage direct to the Springs.
For routes and distances, examine map. The road over which parties now travel from Pieta, has recently been built at a cost of upwards of thirty thousand dollars, is one of the prettiest turnpikes on the Pacific Coast, the grade on which in no place exceeds six feet in one hundred. The stage lines are the best equipped and handled lines in existence. The scenery, varied and pleasant.
Passengers by way of the Donahue route, from San Francisco, only have about six hours' travel to reach the Springs.
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ANALYSIS OF FIVE OUT OF THIRTY SPRINGS.
NAMES OF SPRINGS TEMPERATURE.
Seltzer. 64.8 deg. F. Grains per Gallon.
Dutch or Emmis 70.5 deg. F. Grains per Gallon.
Magle. 82.4 deg. F. Grains per Gallon.
Neptune 81.7 deg. F. Grains per Gallon.
Diana. 84.4 deg. F Grains per Gallon.
CHLORIDE OF SODIUM
12.796
18.318
21.763
22.100
24.080
BICARBONATE OF SODA.
0.489
0.770
0.544
0.803
1.466
BICARBONATE OF POTASH
52.045
57.302
50.411
77.750
73.270
BICARBONATE OF LIME.
34.872
67.634
70.243
89.870
78.950
BICARBONATE OF MAGNESIA
1.267
1.314
1.087
1.370
1.400
BICARBONATE OF IRON
trace
trace
trace
trace
trace
BICARBONATE OF MANGANESE.
5.245
7 126
7 398
8.120
8.0793
SILIOA.
1.565
0.117
0.169
1.370
0.230
ALUMINA
trace
trace
trace
trace
trace
ORGANIC MATTER .
0.175
0.200
BICARBONATE OF BARYTA
trace
trace
BICARBONATE OF LITHIA.
0.470
undetermined
100.250
87.822
74 462
94.120
71.850
FREE CARBONIO ACID GAS
227.367
298.128
261.424
TOTAL.
Analyzed by II. B. Rising, Professor of Chemistry, University of California, Berkeley, June 2, 1882.
GENERAL DIRECTIONS FOR GUESTS.
HIGHLAND SPRINGS, Lake Co., Cal. Queen of American Health and Pleasure Resorts. Resident physician in attendance. Open all the year. This Resort has no rival in variety and medicinal properties of its mineral waters, its invigorating plunges, hot or cold mineral baths, climate or scenery. Fine trout streams and good deer Imnting in the immediate vicinity. Refer to any physician who has visited the Springs. RATES OF FARE from San Francisco by S. F. and N. P. R. R., $4.50 single trip; $8.00 for round trip.
Drink "DUTCH " or " EMMS" for liver, dropsical or malarial troubles. SELTZER for kidney, bladder, gravel, stone in the bladder, dyspepsia and indigestion. NEPTUNE for constipation and chronic diarrhea. MAGIC for rheumatism and weak stomach. Arsenic for general debility. Dead Shot for aggravated constipation. Sulphur and Iron for general debility and languidity. Drink of and bathe with DIANA for all blood and skin diseases, sore eves and uterine troubles.
Any of the Springs or Baths will tone up your system and give you an appetite. The Springs' physician will diagnose your case and tell you what water to use, free of charge. Special treatment charged for at reasonable rates. The Springs' physician and surgeon has no superior in the treatment of the diseases of women and children. Hot and cold baths from 9 to 4. All rooms newly hard finished, furnished and renovated. Terms $10 to $16 per week, according to location of room. Special inducements to families spend- ing the summer, and redneed rates in winter. The livery stable is first-class in all its appointments. Any kind of a turnout furnished at reasonable rates. Gentle saddle horses and mules for hunting or fishing, $1.50 per day; half day, $1.00. Excursions Mondays, Wed- nesdays and Fridays. Rates to Blue Lakes, Sieglers, Adams or Howard Springs and return, ten or more, $1.50 each. To Lakeport, Indian Mission or Soda Bay and return, $1.25. Gentle saddle ponies for children, 25 ets. an hour; $1.00 a day. Fresh milk and creany in abundance. Parties with children can have the milk of one cow if desired.
It is the purpose of the new management to afford all the attention and courtesies possible to guests, and they will please report at the office any inattention on the part of employees. We intend to supply the table with everything the market affords, and make the service first-class in all its appointments. Fine boating, bathing and fishing. Bathing suits at the office. Campers'supplies of all kinds furnished at reasonable rates. Camping privileges with use of waters, $1.00 per week for each person. Direct communication by post, express, telegraph and telephone
J. CRAIG, Manager, HIGHLAND SPRINGS. LAKE COUNTY. CAL ..
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0.723
1.862
1.290
1.680
1.899
BORACIC ACID.
209.252
242.321
PHOTOGRAPHIC
DEVELOPING PRINTING RELOADING
T. P. ANDREWS 109 Montgomery St.
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Hilario Ruis, woolgrader Herinan Waldeck, r. 1320 Pow- ell
Hilbert Albert (Hilbert & Figone) r. 716 Oak HILBERT BROTHERS (Fred H. and Christian H.) wine and liquor dealers, 101-103 Powell. Telephone South 171
Hilbert Christian H. (Hilbert Bros.) r. 329 Ellis
Hilbert Fred H. (H lbert Bros.) r. 1121 Steiner
Hilbert Henry, bookkeeper Hilbert Bros., r. 1121 Steiner Hilbert John H., salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co., r. 704} Mission
Hilbert & Figone (Albert Hilbert and Antone Figone) florists, 31 Geary
ET Hilbert. See Hilpert
Hilbish W. O., salesman A. L. Bryan Shoe Co., r. San Jose
Hilborn Adolph, elerk, r. 710 Twentieth
Hilborn John, clerk E. Maher. r. 12 Bryant
HILBORN SAMUEL G. (Hilborn & Hall) attorney at law, 11 Mills Bldg, 6th floor, r. East Oakland
HILBORN & HALL (Samuel G. Hilborn and Fred- erick W. Hall) attorneys at law, 11 Mills Bldg, 6th floor, Telephone Main 5528
Hild Charles, barber, r. 1186} Harrison
Hild E. F. Mrs., r. 629 ('Farrell
Hildebrand Alexander, capitalist, r. 1721 Laguna
Hildebrand August, r. 437 Page
Hildebrand Bernhard J., clerk Montealegre & Co., r. 1721 Laguna
Hildebrand Christopher, butcher Wenzell Adams, r. 1072 Howard
Hildebrand Conrad (Hildebrand & Hyman) r. 720 Filbert Hildebrand Emil P., bookkeeper George Hildebrand, r. 1619 Powell
Hildebrand Frederick C., printer Upton Bros., r. 21 Val- paraiso
Hildebrand Frederiek H., blacksmith, r. 2913 California Hildebrand George, r. 207 Mason
Hildebrand George, livery stable, 1619 Powell
Hildebrand George, plater Thomas Day & Co., r. 113 Third
Hildebrand George D., proprietor The Resources of Cali- fornia, 320 California, room 14, r. Oakland
Hildebrand George M., pressman Schmidt Label and Litho Co., r. Alameda
Hildebrand Henry, salesman A. W. Fink, r. 113 Third
Hildebrand Henry B., machinist Robert Hall, r. 615 Bay, rear
Hildebrand Johu, cook, r. 237 Minna
Hildebrand John, sailmaker, r. 18132 Stockton
Hildebrand John, varnisher, r. Alms House
Hildebrand Julia, widow, r. 169} Shipley
Hildebrand Julia Miss, saleslady Albert Komsthoeft, r. 337 Turk
Hildebrand Louisa, domestic 1300} Sanchez
Hildebrand Max, physician, office 23 Stockton, r. 400b Oak
Hildebrand Solomon J., miller J. Martenstein & Co., r. 404 Broadway
ITildebrand Susanna Mrs., r. 113 Third
Hildebrand William, blacksmith, r. 13 Powell Av
Hildebrand & Hyman (Conrad Hildebrand and Nate Hyman) barbers, 203 Montgomery Av
Hildebrandt Carrie Miss, hairdresser, r. 108 Trenton Hildebrandt Carsten (Hildebrandt & Knop) r. 2102} Ma- son
Hildebrandt Charles, clerk Claus Tiedemann, r. SW cor O'Farrell and Pierce
Hildebrandt Charles H., salesman Kron Tanning Co., r. 1407 Lyon
Hildebrandt Christian J., clerk, r. 641 California
Hildebrandt Edward C., butcher, r. 108 Trenton
Hildebrandt Frederick, driver, r. 536 Fifteenth
Hildebrandt Frederick, shoemaker, 106 Ninth
Hildebrandt George, cellarman, r. 443} Natoma Hildebrandt George, glazier, r. 334 Jersey
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JAMES CANTLEY
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Hildebrandt Gustave, teacher languages, r. 1258 Califor- nia
Hildebrandt H., clerk, r. Golden West Hotel
Hildebrandt Herman, shoemaker, r. 1808 Stockton
Hildebrandt Jacob, foreman Cal. Barrel Co., r. 1113 Ten- nessee
Hildebrandt Margaret, r. 2028 Mission
Hildebrandt Martin, clerk Charles Wreden, r. 1101 Clay Hildebrandt Mary, domestic 2345 Jones
HILDEBRANDT, POSNER & CO. (William C. Hildebrandt and Max Posner) importers and whole- sale dealers wines and liquors, 610-612 Front
Hildebrandt Wilhelmina, widow, r. 108 Trenton
Hildebrant William, blacksmith, r. 224 Minna
Hildebrandt William C. (Hildebrandt, Posner & Co.) r. 2711 Pine
Hildebrandt William H., clerk Post Office, r. 2028 Mis- sion
Hildebrandt William O., clerk, r. 108 Trenton
Hildebrandt & Knop (Carsten Hildebrandt and Elfert Knop) groceries and liquors, SE cor Montgomery and Broadway
Hildebrant George, manager Golden Gate Military Band, 432 Hayes
Hildebrant George, plumber, r. 628} Lombard
Hildebrant Henry, barber Philip H. Winter, r. 628} Lombard
Hildebrant John, musical instrument repairer, r. 728 Broadway
Hildebrecht Otto, foreman Fink & Schindler, r. 108 Mc- Allister
Hildenbrand Conrad, plumber, r. 419 Capp
Hildenbrecht Charles E., bookkeeper John A. MageeJr., r. 2029 Vallejo
Hilder Carl, bookkeeper, r. 1514 Buchanan
Hilder Charles T., bartender, r. 1514 Buchanan
Hilder Duncan D., solicitor Butterfield Anetion Co., r. 318 Twenty-fifth
Hilder Louis, bartender, r. 1514 Buchanan
Hilderbrand William C., groeeries and liquors, NW cor Willows and San Carlos Avs
Hilderbrandt Henry, tailor, r. 107 Geary
Hilderbrandt. See Hildebrand, Hildebrandt, Ifil- debrant, Hildenbrand, Hildenbrandt, Hilderbrand, Hillebrand, Hillebrandt, Hillenbrand and Hillen- brandt
Hildreth Frank W., laborer, r. S s Serpentine Av or Shotwell
Hildreth Luey Miss, shoe fitter, r. Minerva bet Capitol and Orizaba Av
Hildreth May Mrs., nurse, r. 10 Serpentine Av
Hildreth Mary M., widow, r. 2012 Devisadero
Hildreth Richard, wool scourer, r. Minerva bet Capitol and Orizaba Av .
Hildreth Thomas, r. 315 Mason
Hiles John, teamster, r. Ns Berry bet Third and Fourth Hilger Joseph, hostler, r. 6 Montgomery Court
Hilgerloh George, bookkeeper Rothschild & Hadenfeldt, r. 922 Fillmore
Hiligan Herman, carpenter, r. 1008} Market
Hilken Benjamin D., laborer Union Soap Factory, r. 7 Hampshire
Hilken Diedrich, soapmaker, r. SE cor Alameda and Hampshire
Hilken Herman, molder Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldy Wks, r. 7 Hampshire
HIilker Emily Mrs., widow, r. 9 Decatur
Hilker Henry, laborer, r 816 Twenty-sixth
Hill Alfred, 2d steward stır Alameda, r. 1214 Jackson
Ilill Alfred B., dentist, office and r. 1370 Market
Fill Allen, r. 432 Seventh
Hill Allen, manager Merchants' Retail Commercial Agency, 31-32 Chronlele Bldg, r. 817 Van Ness Av
Hill A. Ludlum, dentist, 1443 Market
Hill Anna A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School, r. Fruitvale, Cal.
Hill Anna J. Mrs., dressmaking, 331 Geary
Columbian Woolen Mills
Pants to Order from $3 to $6 Suits to Order from $10 to $20
870 Washington Street, Oak. 541 Market Street, S. F. 211 Montgomery Street, S. F.
STOVES
AND KITCHEN SUPPLIES at C. BROWN & SON. 823 MARKET ST.
W. B. CHAPMAN
123 CALIFORNIA ST., Importer of a few Selected Vintages of H. CUVILLIER & FRERE'S Fine Bordeaux and Brandies
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INSURANCE CO.
FIRE AND MARINE 428 CALIFORNIA STREET
Hill Annie Miss, laundress La Grande Laundry, r. 228 Twelfth
Hill Annie T., widow, r. 1024 Geary
Hill Arthur, actor, r. 519 Van Ness Av
Hill Arthur J., printer, r. 15 Elgin Park Av
Hill Arthur M., sewing machine supplies, 628 Market, r. 2316h Mission
Hill August, treasurer Rocklin Granite Curbing Co., 313 Montgomery. r. Rocklin, Placer Co., Cal.
Hill Augustus MI., r. 2607 Pine
Hill Barton Mrs., r. 1718 Broderick
Hill Benjamin, r. 1001 California
Hill Benjamin C., wireman Edison Light and Power Co., r. 2402 Folsom
Hill Carl W., teacher music, r. 123 Turk
H.Il Carrie Mrs., r. 1430 Mission
Hill Charles, laborer Cal. and Nevada Ice Co., r. 356 Te- hama
Hill Charles, painter, r. 306 Chattanooga
Hill Charles, seaman, r. 229 East
Hill Charles, salesman, r. 402a Haight
Hill Charles, traveling salesman Herring-Hall-Marvin Co., r. 326} Jersey
Hill Charles B., city surveyor North British and Mercan- tile Ins. Co., 212 Pine, r. 2816 Sacramento
Hill Charles C. H., clerk Remillard Brick Co., r. Oakland
Hill Charles L., insurance agent, r. 1024 Geary
Hill Charles S., accountant, 74 Flood Bldg, r. 1002} Hyde
Hill Charles W., clerk Shoobert, Beale & Co. r. 1307 Fillmore
Hill Christian, butcher, r. 1039 Army
Hill Christian C., bookkeeper Remillard Brick Co., r. Oakland
Hill Clarence A., clerk San Francisco Lumber Co., r. 144 Fifth
Hill C. W., r. 11 Grand Av
Hill C. W., floor manager Hale Bros., r. 640 Golden Gate Av
HILL EDMUND E .. druggist, 700 Ellis, and presi- dent Continental Building and Loan Association, 222 Sansome, 1st floor, r SW cor South Broderick and Park Hill Road
Hill Edward, jockey, r. 413 Fourth Av
Hill Edward, salesman, r. 2525 Sutter
Hill E Iward P., cigars and tobacco, 1 Montgomery Av, r. 8 Montgomery Av
Hill Elward W., stationery, typewriters and mimeo- graphs, 628 Market, r. 49 Capp
Hill Edwin P., messenger London and S. F. Bank, r. 3020 Sacramento
Hill E. E. Mrs., r. 712 Sutter
Hill Ellwood K., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1430 Mis- sion
Hill Emily Miss, laundress La Grande Laundry, r. 1239} Market
Hill Emily I. Miss, student, r. 2405 Buchanan Hill E. T. Mrs., r. 414} Larkin
Hill Etta Miss, bookkeeper, r. 3020 Sacramento
Hill Fannie M., widow, dressmaking, 416} Hyde
Hill F. E., druggist, r. 417 Stanyan
Hill Ferris C., carpenter. r. 331 Geary
Hill Florence Miss, operat r W. U. Tel. Co., r. 534 Bush
Hill Francis, weigher Coiners Dept U. S. Mint, r. 1307 Fillmore
Hill Francis H., carpenter, r. 22 Turk
Hill Frank, clerk S. F. Lumber Co., r. 55 Shipley
Hill Frank H., clerk, r. 200 Jones
Hill Frederick, bartender, r. 1217 Mission
Hill F. S., seaman stmr San Jose
HILL GEORGE A .. secretary Candelaria Mining Co., 22 Market, r. 722 Bush, rear
Hill George F., stereotyper, r. 2619 Octavia
HILL GEORGE F., real estate broker, 74 Flood Bldg, r. 1002} Hyde
Hill George V., doorkeeper Baldwin Theater, r. 915 Greenwich
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Hill George S., r. 506} Fell
Hill Gertrude Miss, bookkeeper Once a Week, r 40 Oak
Hill Harriet L. Mrs., r. 2507 Pine
Hill Harvey, driver Root & Sanderson, r. 1304 Golden Gate Av
Hill Henry, lahorer, r. Alms House
Hill Henry W., druggist, r. 1031 Market
Hill Horace L., capitalist, 124 Sansome, room 7, r. 1812 Van Ness Av
Hill H. Stephen, student, r. 1716 Stockton
Hill H. W., r. 1904 Market
Hill Hypatia Miss, r. 520 Twenty-first
Hill James, compositor Dewey Publishing Co., r. 2619 Octavia
Hill James, p rter, r. 520 Pacific
Hill James, teamster, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller
Hill James B., real estate. r. 99 Congo
Hill James D., physician and surgeon, office and r. 922 Sutter
Hill James F., painter, r. 28 Bluxome
Hill James S., books and notions, 1401 Scott
Hill Jasper, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 108 Nebraska
Hill Jennie, widow, r. 358 Jessie
Hill J. Lew, salesman Philadelphia Shoe Co., r. 358 Jes- sie
Hill John, cook, r. 1157 Market
Hill John, lather, r. 1128} Howard
Hill John, with Thomas W. Macfarlane, r. 400 Bay
Hill John Jr., clerk Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 828 Pow- ell
Hill John C., clerk Maintenance of Way Dept S. P. Co .. r. Oakland
HILL JOHN E., collector and real estate agent, r. 417 Hyde
Hill John E., machinist Union Iron Wks, r. 210 Penn- sylvania Av
Hill John G., machinist Eagle Automatic Can Co., r. Berkeley
Hill John M., traveling salesman, r. 419 Fillmore
Hill John P., bartender, r. 28 Bluxome
Hill John T., capitalist, 536 Sacramento, r. 16 Geary
Hill John W., marble cutter, r. 221} Fifth
Hill Joseph, cook, r. 3 Gerke Alley
Hill Kitty F., widow, r. J034 McAllister
Hill Louis B .. printer, r. 921 Hyde
Hill Marcus E., clerk Redington & Co., r. East Oak- land
Hill Marion Miss, teacher Emerson Primary School, r. 1718 Broderick
Hill Marion A. Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar School, r. 3020 Sacramento
Hill Martin, liquors and lodgings, SE cor Sixth Av South and N
Hill Mar in, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Hill Mary, domestic 1812 Washington
Hill Mary, widow, r. 52} Shipley
Hill Mary Mrs., r. 2507 Pine
Hill Mary E. Miss, cashier Merchant's Retail Commer- cial Agency, r. 817 Van Ness Av
Hill Mary K., domestic NW cor Santa Clara and Bry- ant Av
Hill May Miss, hairdresser, r. 1309 Leavenworth
Hill Nathaniel, carriage trimmer Studebaker Bros., r. 114 Haight
Hill Nathaniel, jockey, r. 1401 Point Lobos Av
Hill Otto B., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1309 Leaven- worth
Hill Phæbe Miss, r. Episcopal Old Ladies' Home
Hill Robert B., secretary White Bros., SE cor Howard and Spear, r. Oakland
Hiil Robert R., job printing, 724} Market, r. 1606 Steiner
Hill Rose Miss, laundress Electric Laundry, r. 218 Fili- more
Hill Samuel, clerk T. O. Marceau
Hill Samuel (estate of) Arthur M. Hill successor, 628 Market
Hill Sarah F. Miss, furnished rooms, 1221 Mission
SAN FRANCISCO PAVING CO. A. J. RAISCH, Manager.
ALL KINDS OF STREET and SIDEWALK WORK Bituminous Rock and Cement Work a Specialty. 331 MONTGOMERY STREET, Room 20
ADVERTISE in the SAN FRANCISCO CALL
Buttons and Ordinary Mending without Charge. Office, 1004 Market Telephones, South 418 and South 420
United States Laundry
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IS taken by Bankers, Merchants and Business Men generally, because it is a Safe and Permanent Cure. Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.
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Hill Stephen (Hill & Antoni) r. 303 Montgomery Av
Hill Stephen, foreman Jackson Brewery
Hill Tessie Mrs., r. 2524 Bush
Hill The, 1006 Pine
Hill Thomas, artist, 86 Flood Bldg
Hill Thomas, carpenter, r. 2507 Jones
Hill Thomas, fireman, r. 3205 Fillmore
Hill Thomas, laborer, r. 7 Calhoun
Hill Thomas, r .207 Clay
HILL THOMAS LOCKER, dentist.
8 Odd Fellows' Bldg, SW cor Seventh and Market, office hours 9 A.M. to 5 P.M., r. 1609 Gough
Hill Thomas S., r. 33} Rausch
Hill Truman L., carrier Post Office, r. 15 Clinton Park
Hill William, engineer Spring Valley W. W., r. Ocean View
Hill William, harness maker, r. 655} Minna
Hill William, porter, r. 224 Minna
Hill William, stereotyper, r. 2619 Octavia
Hill William Mrs., widow, governess 2405 Buchanan
Hill William H., messenger Wells Fargo & Co., r. 209 Fourteenth
Hill William H., molder, r. 555 Jessie
Hill & Antoni (S. Hill and L. Antoni) liquors, 303 Mont- gomery Av
Hill. See Hills
Hillard Benjamin Mrs., widow, r. 1715 Polk
Hillard Christopher, butcher, 85 Ninth, r. 133 Ninth
THOS.C.BUTTERWORTH 223 225 227 TENTH STREET SAN FRANCISCO, CAL ..
TAINED CHURCH AND
ZW USEHOLD
LASS
GLASS BENDING, EMBOSSING AND STAINING FILAIN AND ORNAMENTAL GLAZING.
Hillard John J., clerk, Quarantine Office, r. 1409 Mont- gomery
Hillard Patrick, laborer, r. 1409 Montgomery
Hillard Rose Miss, r. 1715 Polk
Hillard Samuel W., dental student, r. 1423 California
Hillard Thomas B., clerk Mattoon & Danglada, r. 1409 Montgomery
Hillard. See Hilliard
Hillback Andrew A., joiner Schussler Bros., r. 627} Ivy Av
Hillberg Louis H., driver W. R. Knight's Co., r. 393c Ninth
Hille Karl, waiter Tivoli Cafe, r. 126 Eighth
Hille Wilhelm, director Forderer Cornice Works, 224-228 Mission, r. Alameda
Hilleary Alexander R., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 416e Devisadero
Hillebrand Albert, liquors, 1019 Market, r. 632} Natoma Hillebrand Elizabeth Mrs., dressmaking, 813 Bush
Hillebrand Frank J., salesman B. M. Atchison & Co., r. 534 Bush
Hillebrand Henry, butcher, r. 1310 Sixth Av South
Hillebrand Ida, widow, furnished rooms, 149 Ninth
Hillebrand Mary, widow, r. 2 Farren Av
Hillebrand William, r. 501 Leavenworth
Hillebrandt Carsten, groceries, 1701 Octavia
Hillebrandt Fabian, clerk Joseph F. Coffey, r. 903 North Point
Hillebrandt Henry, clerk John H, Vollers, r. 973 Harri- son
Hillebrandt William, clerk C. Hillebrandt, r. 1701 Octavia
H. S. BRIDGE & CO. MERCHANT TAILORS
622 MARKET STREET UP-STAIRS, OPP. PALACE HOTEL.
Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to Order a Specialty.
California Bottling Co.
SOLE BOTTLERS OF WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE
BEST BEER ON EARTH. Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.
Hillen Diedrich H., liquors, NW cor Bush and Devisa- dero, r. 1803 Devisadero
Hillenbrand Henry, cabinetmaker, 1433} Mission Hillenbrand Joseph, carpenter, r. 1254 Howard Hillenbrand William, capitalist, r. 24 Albion Av
Hillenbrand. See Hildebrand, Hildebrandt, Hilde- brant, Hildenbrand, Hildenbrandt, Hilderbrand, Hilderbrandt, Hillebrand, Hillenbrandt and Hillen- brand
HIILLENS F. & CO. (Frederick Hillens) commission merchants, 216-220 Davis, Telephone Main 5417 Hillens Frederick (F. Hillens & Co.) r. 321 Potrero Av Hiller A. A., conductor S. P. Co., r. 173 Perry
Hiller Adolph (Miller & Miller) r. 333 Vallejo Hiller Charles, cook, r. 512 Bush
Hiller Charles S., silversmith, r. 631 McAllister
HILLER D. ALBERT, Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon, 1011 Sutter, hours 8 to 9 A. M., 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P. M .. Telephone East 227
Hiller Drug Co. (incorporated) Henry L. Van Winkle president, Adam T. Sutherland secretary, 413 Mar- ket
Hiller Emilio, tailor, r. 13 Bartol
Hiller Frederick, rupture specialist, 23 Kearny, r. Ala- meda
Hiller Frederick M., stenographer Crane Co., r. 522 Polk Hlller George, car driver, r. 715 Howard
Hiller George H., clerk, r. 522 Polk
Hiller Herman, traveling salesman, r. 1509 Steiner
Hiller Julius C., traveling salesman Brunswick-Balke- Collender Co.
17 Hiller. See Heller
Hillers C., teamster Cal. Construction Co., r. 535 Seven- teenth
Hillers Henry, butcher, 3143 Sixteenth, r. 500 Cortland Ay
Hillers William (Hillers & Seabert) r. 11 Fair Av
Hillers & Seabert (William Hillers and Frank A. Seabert) proprietors German Steam Dyeing Wks, 11 Fair Av Hillhouse John C., engineer, r. 1516 Mission
Hilliard Arthur Mrs., housekeeper, 122 Taylor
Hilliard George B., clerk Frederick Jantzen, r. 633 Sut- ter
HILLIARD L. B., superintendent The Bradstreet Co. Mercantile Agency, 230 California, r. 811 Golden Gate Av
Hilliard Raniona Mrs., r. 711 Jones
Hilliard S. William, dentist, r. 626 Eddy
Hilliard Virginia S., widow, r. 633 Sutter
Hilliard William, student, r. 626 Eddy
AZ Hilliard. See Hillard and Hillyard
Hillier William (H. Brandenstein & Co.) r. 714} Nine- teenth
Hilliker Enoch, carpenter Christopher W. Duffie, r. 1024 Powell
Hilling Charles, wheelwright Farnsworth & Collins, r. Alameda
Hilling William, chicken ranch, SW cor Lisbon and Rus- sia Av
Hillis George, pantryman Swain Bros., r. 421 Tehama Hillis Robert, clerk H. O. Wiedero, r. 734 Harrison
Hillix John, waiter, r. 131 Montgomery
Hillman Abigail, widow, r. 151 Shipley
Hillman Emil, driver Ætna Mineral Water Co., r. 139 Collingwood
Hillman Gratton G., conductor, r. 1119 Jones
Hillman Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor Twenty- sixth and Mission
Hillman James M., clerk Board of Underwriters of the Pacific, r. Alameda
Hillman Jeanette C. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar School, r. 830 Post
Hillman John R., asst manager Am. Central Ins. Co. (St Louis, Mo.) and secretary Pac. Mutual Bldg and Loan Assn, 317 California, r. 220 Fair Oaks
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Hillman John W. S., salesman The Maze, r. 1239} Mar- kẹt
Hillman Marie, widow, r. 505 Greenwich
Hillman Richard G., inspector Hartford Boiler Ins. Co., 306 Sansome, r. Alameda
Hillmann Charles, lodgings, 1 Jackson
Hillmann John (Witzel & Hillmann) r. NE cor Green and Battery
Hillmann Louisa, domestic 2001 Mission
Hillmann Mary, domestic 2016 Vallejo
Hillmann. See Hellmann
Hills Austin H. (Hills Bros.) r. East Oakland
HILLS BROTHERS (Anstin H. and Reuben W.) wholesale dalry produce and commission merchants, 23-25 California, Telephone Dronım 17
HILLS BROTHERS
(Austin H. and Renben W.) proprietors Arabian Coffee and Spice MIIIs, 126-128-130 Market
Ilills Charles T., merchant, r. 203} Bartlett
Hills Clista M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 126 Page
Hills Elbridge R., Captain 5th Artillery, U. S. A., Pre- sidio
Hills Ernest C., salesman Hills Bros., r. Berkeley
Hills Ernest H., inspector Custom House, r. 120 Seventh Hills Frank, cook, r. Alms House
Hills Frank E., clerk, r. 8 Yerba Buena
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