Langley's San Francisco directory for the year commencing 1895, Part 200

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Publication date: 1880
Publisher: San Francisco : Francis, Valentine & Co.
Number of Pages: 1862

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Keating Patrick, laborer, r. 907 Folsom

Keating Patrick, laborer, r. 1106 Tennessee

Keat ng Richard, elevatorman Adelsdorfer & Branden- stein, r. 427 Clementina

Keating Robert, laborer, r. Alıns House

Keating S. Mrs., widow, nurse, r. 31 Moss

Keating Samuel, laborer, r. 527 Sacramento

Keating Thomas, longshoreman, r. 8 Zoe, rear

Keating Thomas H., marine engineer, r. 20 South Park

Kaating Timothy, stevedore. r. 427 Clementina

Keating Wheel Co., Edwards Cycle Co. general agents, 503 Stanyan

Keating William, coa hman 1010 California

Keating William E., engineer McPhee & Groliere, r. 826 Folsom

Keating & Elliott (James Keating and Thomas D. Elliott) liquors, 312} Grant Av

1 Keating. See Keeting

DIXON, BORGESON & CO. SHOW CASES 37 MARKET ST., S. F.

REID'S $25 IMPORTED SUITS,

NEAR FIFTH.

907 MARKET ST.

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KEATINGE, LEONARD & RAN-

SOME (Richard Keatinge, John J. Leonard and Bernard Ransome) concrete and twisted iron, Ransome's patents, 661 Market, rooms 11-12

KEATINGE RICHARD (Keatinge, Leonard & Ran- some) r. Grand Hotel

Keaton John, longshoreman, r. 705 Mission Keaus Oscar A., medium, r. 148 Sixth

Keaveney Patrick, carriage painter, r. 11 Mason

Keck Frederick C., physician, 1338 Castro, r. 463 Jersey Keck George, plasterer, r. 2810 Golden Gate Av

Keck George, tailor, 336 Nineteenth

Keck George F., plasterer, r. 2810 Golden Gate Av

Kedian Patrick, plasterer, 310} Nineteenth

Kedian William H., salesman John T. Sullivan, r. 1936 San Carlos Av

Kedon Alice E., widow, r. 409 Franklin

KEDON MARTIN, new and second-hand bags, twine, too s, safes, scales, trucks, hardware, etc., 110-112 Clay, r. 1521} Market

Kedon Martin Jr., salesman Martin Kedon, r. 1845 How- ard

KEDROLIVANSKE NICHOLAS P., office 418 Cal- ifornia. rooms 9-10, r. 2050 Leavenworth

Keeber Julius N., laborer, r. 216 Mississippi Keeber Peter, lodgings, 204} Fifth

Keeble Sydna M., wireman Edison Light and Power Co., r. 311} Hyde

Keefe A., r. 233 Franklin

Keefe Catherine, widow, r. 11 Bourbon

Keefe George, clerk E. D. Williams, r. 426 Cedar Av

Keefe Cornelius J., cook, r. 1232a Folsom

KEEFE D. & CO. (Daniel Keefe) produce commission, 420-424 Davis

Keefe Daniel (D. Keefe & Co.) r. 1010 Treat Av

Keefe Daniel, laborer, r. 547 Mission

Keefe Daniel F., grocer'es, SW cor Twenty-third and Harrison, r. 2650 Harrison

Keefe Daniel J., foreman printing dept H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1007 Union

Keefe Dennis, laborer, r. 1506 Kentucky

Keefe Eleanore Miss, basketmaker, r. 856} Harrison

Keefe George E., butcher, 49 Third, r. 719 Market

Keefe Hannah, widow, r. 3 Russell

Keefe Harry C., teamster J. Noonan, r. 927 Natoma

Keefe James W., blacksmith, 450 Brannan, r. 638 Twenty- second

Keefe Jeremiah, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 720 Ten- nessee

Keefe John, blacksmith, r. 1210 Green

Keefe John, laborer, r. 196 Harrison

Keefe John, painter, r. 3 Russell

Keefe John, porter, r. 1010 Treat Av

Keefe John A., sawyer, r. 418 Twenty-fourth

Keefe John F., butcher, r. 11 Bourb n Pl

Keefe John H. (Fraser & Keefe) r. 1215 Twenty.first

Keefe John J., druggist, r. 759 Capp

Keefe John J., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 101} Mich- igan

Keefe John J. W., laborer, r. 101} Michigan

Keefe John P. (Smith, Purcell & Co.) r. 9 South Park

Keefe John R., janitor Crocker Bldg, r. 317 O'Farrell Keefe Joseph F., laborer Masonic Cemetery, r. 28 Boyce Keefe Julia, domestic 1511 Scott

Keefe Lawrence, compositor Examiner

Keefe Lizzie, machine operator John Hoey, r. 1510} Broad-

Keefe Luke, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1911 McAllister Keefe Margaret, widow, 2720 Tennessee

Keefe Matthew, laborer, r. 455 Jessie, rear

Keefe Matthew, miner, r. 226 Ritch, rear Keefe Michael, r. 28 Boyce

Keefe Sarah J., widow, r. 856} Harrison

Keefe Thomas, watchman Presidio and Ferries RR., r. 3 Russell

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Keefe Thomas P., porter, r. 418 Post

Keefe Timothy Mrs., widow, r. 720 Tennessee

Keefe Walter C., teamster, r. 609 McAllister

Keefe Walter T., ironworker, r. 720 Tennessee Keefe William, fireman, r. 17 Wood

Keefe. See Keeffe

Keefer Adam J. carpenter, r. 1916} Greenwich

Keefer F., bartender, r. 1314 Harrison

Keefer Jesse R., bookkeeper Union Box Factory, r. Oak- land

Keefer Merrel A., clerk J. H. Widber, r. 1916} Green- wich

KEEFER WINDSOR A., real es- tate agent and broker, manager of pro- bate propertles, promoter of land, water and mitning Interests, appraisements made on property, collects rents, negoti- ates loans, directs investments of capital either in bonds, stocks, realty or mining grounds, fire insurance placed at lowest rates in the most reliable companies. 14 Grant Av, room 67

Keefer. See Kiefer and Kieffer

KEEFFE JAMES, piano dealer, 515 Van Ness Av Keeffe Katie, widow, r. 146 Twelfth

Keeffe. See Keefe

Keegan Austin, driver Jerome MacCormac r. 26 South Park

Keegan Edward, deputy Assessor, r. 715 Howard

Keegan Edward, longshoreman, r. 221 Vallejo rear

Keegan Edward C., clerk, r. 1135 Mission

Keegan Elizabeth, domestic, r. 2705 Laguna

Keegan Francis, miner, r. 28 Everett

Keegan Frank J., plumber Ford Bros., r. 540 Eighteenth

Keegan Frederick H., carriage washer, r. 540 Eighteenth Keegan Harry B., clerk. r. 540 Eighteenth

Keegan Henry P., groceries and liquors, 1135 Mission

Keegan James, laborer, r. 3010 Sixteenth

Keegan James, plumber, r. 43 Tehama

Keegan James, woodworker, 309 Noe, r. 26 South Park KEEGAN JAMES J .. secretary State Board of Har- bor Commissioners, 10 California, r. The Strath- more

Keegan James W., saddler, r. 1135 Mission

Keegan John, coremaker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 221 So- lano

Keegan John, painter, r. 505 Ash Av

Keegan John, proprietor St. Nicholas Hotel, 212-216 First

Keegan John, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 612 Bush

Keegan John, seaman, r. 229 East

Keegan John Jr., porter .I. A. Folger & Co., r. 212 First Keegan John E., policeman, r. 5} Camp

Keegan John T., bookkeeper, r. 505 Ash Av

Keegan Kate T., saleslady, r. 540 Eighteenth

Keegan Martin, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 221 Solano

Keega . Mary, domestic 103 Scott

Keegan Mary, widow, stationery, 135 Hayes

Keegan Mary A. Miss, teacher, r. 1811 San Carlos Av

Keegan Mary O., telephone operater, r. 540 Eighteenth

Keegan Michael, laborer, r. W s Santa Clara bet Utah and Nebraska

Keegan Patrick, laborer, r. 337 Clementina

Keegan Patrick, shoemaker, r. 209 Fair Oaks

Keegan Patrick J., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 24 Silver

Keegan Peter, r. 436b Jessie

Keegan Richard, teamster, r 911 Battery

Keegan Thomas, laborer, r. Hunter's Point

Keegan Thomas, seaman, r. 21 Hinckley

Keegan William, collector S. F. Gas Light Co, r. Ala- meda

Keegan William, foreman J Macdonough & Co., r. 5+ Clementina

Keegan Willian, laborer, r. Hunter's Point

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If you are interested in any one who uses Alcohol, Oplum, or Tobacco to excess, read the following:

F ROM time immemorial quacks, fakes, and impostors have succeeded, by plausible talk, in persuading a confiding public to part with their hard-earned money in the expec- tation of being benefited by some so-called cure. This has gone on until people are suspicious of everything in the nature of cures, and it is only by the most convincing testimony, extending over a period of many years, that the. really intelligent man or woman can be won over to approve and indorse a treatment for disease of any kind.

Drunkenness was for centuries considered a habit, and the sufferer from it was accused of want of moral principle, lack of will power, etc., until DR. KEELEY announced to the world that it was a disease, and that he could cure that disease. This startling depart- ure from recognized ideas made the public all the more doubtful as to the correctness of his assertions. This was fifteen years

ago, and during that time over 250,000 people have been treated by the Keeley Remedies for drunkenness, the tobacco habit, the opium habit, and other drug addictions and neuras- thenia. These men. and women and their relatives and friends have all given their testimony as to the effectiveness of the cures. Thousands of the most eminent men and women in the country, after thorough investigation, have given it their unqualified approval; the United States Government has introduced it into the homes for disabled volunteer soldiers; several States and cities have passed laws compelling habitual drunk- ards to take the treatment; and the whole country recognizes the benefits derived. In short, DR. KEELEY'S claim, that inebriety is a disease, and that by the use of his reme- dies at the various Keeley Institutes such disease can be cured, has become as thor- oughly substantiated as that vaccination will prevent smallpox. As a consequence of the success of the Keeley Treatment, impostors . and imitators have sprung up on all sides, run a short-lived course, demonstrated their inability to make permanent cures, and sub- sıded.

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Keegan William G., lecturer, r. 148 Shotwell

Keehn Henry, gardener, r. 1070 Sixth

Keehner Gottlob, baker, r. 625 Clay

Keeks Joseph, capitalist, r. 134 Thirteenth

Keel Frederick, porter Yates & Co., r. 249 Pacific

Keelan Bernard J., helper Joshua Hendy Machine Wks, r. 120 Valparaiso

Keelen Charles E., clerk Redlick Bros., r. 986 Howard Keeler Addison S., clearing house clerk First National Bank, r. 1308 Jones

Keeler C. J. Mrs., widow, r. 357 Devisadero

Keeler Cornelius, bagmaker, r. 2 Sau Antonio

Keeler Ezra W., agent The Am. Credit Indemnity Co., r. 712 Sutter

Keeler George, r. 327 Montgomery Av

KEELER GEORGE W .. manager Golden Gate Un- dertaking Co., 2429 Mission

KEELER HARRIET A. Mrs., proprietor The Renton, 712 Sutter

KEELER HERMAN, manager U. S. Rocking Grate Bar, r. 712 Sutter

Keeler John, carpenter, r. 63 Henry

Keeler Lizzie A., r. 1815 Eddy

Keeler Margaret, widow, r. 2 San Antonio

KEELEY INSTITUTE, 14 McAllis-

ter, Telephone South 366

Keeley James, seaman, r. 128 Second

Keeley Joseph, laborer, r. 128 Second

Keeley Margaret, widow, r. 1511 Lyon

Keeley Patrick T., laborer Spring Valley W. W., r. 2307 Larkin

Keeley William J., salesman Sherman, Clay & Co., r. 1712 Clay

Keeling George, compositor Phillips & Smyth, r. 2241 Mission

Keeling Henry, bartender, r. 728 Howard

Keeling Richard P., barher, 927} Pacific

Keely Dennis J., drug clerk, r. 28 South Park

Keely George D., bricklayer, r. 708 Turk

Keely Georgia Miss, saleslady J. J. Krohn, r. 28 South Park

Keely James, laborer, r. 1831 Mission

Keely Lucy M., widow, furnished rooms, 503 Jones

Keely Thomas, laborer, r. 1300 Turk

Keen William A., marine engineer, r. 429a Twenty- fourth

Keenan Alexander, medical student, r. 985 Harrison

Keenan Annie, widow, r. 9 Preston Pl

Keenan Bernard R., r. 1210 Clay

Keenan Charles, liquors, 1134 Market, r. 426 Oak Keenan Edward, carpenter, r. 16} Decatur

Keenan Elizabeth, widow, r. 551 Minna, rear

Keenan Frank, carpenter, r. 16} Decatur

Keenan George, r. 32 South Park

Keenan George, foreman Prescott L. Archibald, r. 10 Rausch

Keenan Hugh, carpenter, r. 223 Scott

Keenan James, laborer, r. 1147 Harrison

Keenan James, liquors, 256 Brannan

Keenan James, machinist, r. 985 Harrison Keenan James, seaman, r. 126 Rincon Pl Keenan James, stevedore, r. Alms House

Keenan John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 150 Dore

Keenan Jobn, teamster, r. 18 Patton

Keenan John, teamster, r. NE cor Fillmore and Chest- nut

Keenan John F., machinist, r 326 Hickory Av

Keenan John M., salesman Cal. Nevada Creamery Co., r. 2519 Bryant Av

KEENAN JOSEPH B., secretary Cahill & Hall Elevator Co., 214-218 Mission, r. 1210 Clay

Keenan Kate Mrs., r. 145} Shipley

Keenan Lizzie Miss, school teacher, r. 151 Grove Keenan M. Mrs., r. 151 Grove

Keenan Mary, widow, r. 10 Lynch

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Keenan Mathew, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 349} Minna

Keenan Michacl, painter, r. 522} Jessie

Keenan Nellie, widow, groceries, 28 Natoma

Keenan Owen K., r. 110} Ridley

Keenan Patrick, boots and shoes, E s Kentucky nr Sierra

Keenan Patrick, laborer, r. 2650} Folsom

Keenan Patrick J., driver Chemical Engine 2, r. 4292 Fell

Keenan Peter E. r. 224 Page

Keenan Peter, machinist Fulton Eng. and Ship Bklg. Wks., r. 985 Harrison

Keenan Thomas, bartender, r. 148 Sixth

Keenan Thomas, blacksmith, r. 551 Minna, rear

Keenan Thomas, molder Union Iron Wks., r. 721 Minne- sota

Keenan Thomas, teamster, r. 21 Stanford

Keenan Thomas R., salesman S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co., r. 1210 Clay

Keene Alson D., millwright, r. 411 Sansome

Keene Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 2118 Larkin

Keene Edward B., druggist, 1104 Valencia

Keene Frank W., gold plater Schaezlein & Burridge, r. 321 Lombard

Keene James, carpenter, 1804 Larkin, r. 2118 Larkin Keene James, lahorer, r. NW cor Maryland and Sierra Keene James G., seaman, r. 870 Folsom

Keene Josephine, widow, r. 220 Noe

KEENE SUSAN. widow, manager Keene's Music Store, 3 and 7 Third, r. 1515 Golden Gate Av Rar Keene. See Keane

KEENE'S MUSIC STORE, Susan

Keene manager, 3 and 7 Third

KEENEY CHARLES M., general manager Pacific Rolling Mill Co., 100 Market, r. 2423 Fillmore

Keeney Charles W., mining r. 327 Haight Keeney George, mining expert, r. 421 Hyde

KEENEY JAMES W., Health Officer, New ('ity Hall, 1st floor, and physician and surgeon, 813 Ant- ter, r. 2220 Clay

Keeney Kate, widow, r. 424} Clementina

Keeney Lucinda, widow, r. 2 Falmouth

Keeney Samuel H., upholsterer, r. 2 Falmouth

Keeney Walter P., mnfrs agent, 518 Battery, r. Oaklar.d Keeney Zeno W., cigars and tobacco, 518 Battery, r. Oakland

a Keeney. See Keaney

Keep Adolph, jeweler Donohue & Kerdell, r. Oakland

Keep Harriet, widow, r. 710 Fifteenth Av South

Keeper E. H. W., carpenter, r. 22 Angelica

Keepers Ethel Mrs., milliner, r. 1433 Polk

Keesing C. Mrs., millinery, 334 Sutter, r. 1820 Buch- anan

Keesing Samuel, contractor, r. 3021 California

Keesing Thomas B., clerk Nathan Dohrmann & ('n., r. 2809 Laguna

Kegan Lucy, domestic 1919 Sutter

Kegel Oscar H., teamster, r. 137 Third

Keggler Conrad, cabinetmaker, r. Alms House

Kegler Frederick, widow, r. 605 Ash Av

Kehlenbeck Henry, salesman Henry Campe & Co., r. 12% Twentieth

Kehler Maggie, domestic 723 Franklin

Kehler William H., shoemaker, 1323 Polk, r. 220 Third

Kehlet Hjalmar molder Pac. Door Co., r. 1029 York

Kehoe Annie, widow, r. 402 Ninth

Kehoe Bryant, peddler, r. NE cor Holly and West Park

Kehoe Charles, tinsmith Pac. Can Co., r. 515 Eighth

Kehoe Edward, coachman Gillmore Bros., r. NE cor Eleventh and Market Kehoe Edward, extraman Truck 3, r. 1425 Market

Kehoe Edward, painter, r. 1408 Guerrero Kehoe Francis W., plumber, 515 Eighth

Kehoe James F., butcher, 238 Fourteenth

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Keith George E. Shoe Co. (Campello, Mass.) George H. Young agent, 19 Battery

Keith Herbert B., clerk Tom C. Grant, r. Oakland

Keith James, clerk, r. 318 Turk

Keith Jettie Miss, milliner, r. 2624 California

Keith John P., hay and grain, r. 9 South Park

Keith Joseph H., watchmaker, r. 2624 California Keith Maynard, r. 330 Twenty-seventh

Keith Michael, laborer, r. 912 Harrison

Keith Patrick A. F., foreman Atlas Iron Wks, r. 16} Elgin Park Av

Keith Samuel F., machinist Union Gas Engine Co., r. 1030 Twentieth

Keith Sarah A., widow, r. 1538 Eddy

Keith William, landscape artist, 115 Kearny, r. Berkeley Keith William H., musician, r. 1538 Eddy

Keith William H., salesman, r. 327 Clementina

Keith William K., painter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1919 Greenwich

Keithly Wilie C., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 326 Twenty-seventh

Kelb Charles, waiter, r. 716 Bush

Kelber John, carpenter, r. 1139 Nineteenth

Kelcher Cornelius J., porter Neville & Co., r. 2 San An- tonio

Kelcher Jeremiah, hostler, r. 213} Fourteenth

Kelcher John, laborer, r. 54 Clementina

Kelcher. See Kelleher and Kelliher

Keliher Margaret Miss, varieties, 733 Stevenson

Kell James, warehouseman Somers & Co., r. 38 Morris Av

Kell Joel A., tailor, r. 3 Mary Lane

Kell Joseph, r. 3 Mary Lane

Kell Thomas E., machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 813 Howard

Kellam Frederick B., accountant Rolla V. Watt, r. 922b Sutter

Kellar Conrad, tailor, r. 411 Filbert

Kellar James, r. 411 Filbert

Kell .r Louisa Mrs.,'r. 447 Tehama

Kellar Thomas M., clerk U. S. Laundry, r. 30 Fair Oaks Kellard W lliam conductor Market St. Ry. r. 702 Twen- ty-fourth

Kellas Alexander, blockmaker, r. 17 Polk

Kellas Elizabeth, widow, r. 16 Rausch

Kelleberger Charles, clerk, r. 22} Russ

Kelleghan John conductor, r. 1941 McAllister

KELLEHER ALFRED J. teacher vocal music, 26 O'Farrell, r. 2324 Clay, Tuesday and Friday

Kelleher Cornelius, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. 1007 Natoma

Kelleher Daniel, contractor, r. 2003 O'Farrell

Kelleher Edward, boatman, r. 223 Green

Kelleher Edward, hoseman Hose 2, r. 412 Bush

Kelleher Edward, shoemaker, r. 31 Minna

Kelleher Edward Mrs., bakery, 113} Fourteenth

Kelleher Gerald M., clerk John J. Cronan, r. 41 Clara

Kelleher Hannah, domestic 1327 Jackson

Kelleher Hannah Miss, seamstress, r. 1103} Stevenson, rear

Kelleher Ellen, teacher elocution, r. 2003 O'Farrell

Kelleher James, painter, r. 241 Perry

Kelleher James, peddler, r. 15 Pfeiffer

Kelleher James, teamster, r. 1443 Harrison

Kelleher James P., laborer, Pac. Rolling MlIls, r. 506 Napa

Kelleher Jeremiah, r. 272 Clementina

Kelleher John, clerk, r. 11033 Stevenson, rear

Kelleher John, laborer, r. 106 Prospect Av

Kelleher John, laborer, r. 241 Perry

Kelleher John, laborer, r. 360 Minna

Kelleher John, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. 206 St. Rose's Av

Kelleher John, machinehand W. H. Nolan & Co., r. 1726 Stevenson

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SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY OFFICE, .33 GEARY ST. Telephone, Main 5125.

CATTON, BELL & CO.

Wool & Commission Agents LLOYD'S AGENCY. 406 California St.

T. A. BURNS Proprietor

Pacific Fruit Market

Kehoe James K., bartender, r. 1220 Alabama

Kehoe John, laborer Risdon 1. and L. Wks, r. 151 Silver

Kehoe John, teamster, r. 1611 Mission

Kehoe John W., butcher, r. 123 Ninth

Kehoe Joseph, tinsmith Pac. Can Co., r. 515 Eighth Kehoe Julia A., widow, r. 123 Eleventh

Kehoe Kate Miss, varieties, 720 Brannan

Kehoe Margaret, widow, r. 515 Eighth

hehoe'Maria Mrs., groceries and vegetables, NE cor Holly and West Park

Kehoe Martin, laborer, r. 1335 Folsom

Kehoe Martin J., trackman Sutter St. Ry., r. 1122 Lar- kin

Kehoe Peter, r. 225 Minna

Kehoe Peter, plumber, 489 Eighth, r. 29} Fourteenth

Kehoe Robert, tinsmith Pac. Can Co , r. 515 Lighth

Kehoe William, stevedore, r. 15 Tehama

Kchoe William. warehouseman Standard Oil Co .. r. 624 Folsom

&# Kehoe. See Koeugh and Keogh

Kchr John, wa ter, r. 6 Lily Av

Kehres Philip, helper Phoenix Iron Wks, r. Alameda

Kehrlein Emil, engraver, 209 Kearny

Kehrlein Valentine, salesman City of Paris, r. 909 Lom- bard

Kehrlen Boniface F., engraver, r. 1014a Washington

Keichener Julius, pantryman Palace Hotel, r. 1543 Geary

Keifer Barbara, widow, r. 521 Brannan

Keifer Charles, burrer Isaac Levy, r. Thirty-second Av South nr K

Keifer Frank, bartender, r. 1314 Harrison

Keifer Henry, teamster, r. 1314 Harrison

Keiffer Albert (Hapstrom & Keiffer) r. 623 Florida Keiffer Kate, cook, 1316 Taylor

Keil David, capitalist, r. 2528 Mission

Kell Edward, barber, r. 349 Tehama

Keil Edward A., clerk, r. 2528 Mission

Keil Frederick C., salesinan Clinton E. Worden & Go., r. 215 Fell

Keil Gustave, musician, r. 1011 Leavenworth

KEIL HUGO D., second vice-president Goldberg, Bomen & Lebenbaum (incorporated) 215-217 Sutter, r. 2528 Mission

Keil Oscar C., salesman F. N. Woods & Co., r. 706 Guer- rero

Keil William, fireman stmr City of Sydney

## Keil. See Kiehl and Kyle

Keilbach Louis, waiter, r. 716 Bush

Keilns Charles (Goodkind & Keilus) r. 1718 Geary Keily David J., collector The Wasp, r. 732 Minna

Keily Dennis, buyer Redington & Co., r. 28 South Park Kelly Joanna, widow, r. 732 Minna

Keily Thomas C , livery stable, 2325 Post, r. 732 Minna Kelly William P'., groceries and liquors, 21 Zoe, r. 732 Minna

17 Kcily. See Kiely and Kiley Kein Joseph H., carrier, r. 1361 Folsom

Keiner George H., sexton City Cemetery

Keiner Herman, grain and commission merchant, 214 Pine, room 64, r. 2005 Pine

Keiner Ignatz, grain broker, 314 California, r. 201 Powell Keiper Scott, attendant U. S. Marine Hospital Keirns Julia, widow, r. 431 Franklin

Keirns Thomas, actor, r. 431 Franklin

Keiser E., advertising agent, r. 1232} Treat Av

Keiser Henry, haker, r. 1126 Jackson

#3 Keiser. See Kaiser, Kayser and Keyser

Keitel George, porter William F. Nelson & Son, r. 601 Front

Keith Alma E., millinery, 24 Kearny, r. 2624 California KEITH BENJAMIN R., manager Bankers' Alliance Insurance Co. of California (life and accident com- bined) 14 Sansome, room 18, r. 736 Twenty-first

Keith Eliza D). Miss, teacher Washington Grammar School, r. 1538 Eddy

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Kelleher John, porter, r. 547 Mission

Kelleher John, tiuroofer, r. 18 Sumner

Kelleher John, teamster, r. 223} Green

Kelleher John P., driver Market St. Ry, r. 1019 Hanıp- shire

Kelleher Joseph, clerk Bancroft-Whitney Co., r. 56 Te- hama

Kelleher Joseph P., painter, r. 241 Perry

Kelleher M., attorney at law, r. 562 Stevenson

Kelleher Mary, domestic 629 Golden Gate Av

KELLEHER MATHEW, house mover and raiser (serews 80 ton power) box at Builders' Exchange, 16 Post, r. 2055 Folsom

Kelleher Matthew, teamster Pac. Improvement Co., r. 105 Welsh

Kelleher Michael, laborer, r. 503 Folsom

Kelleher Michael, laborer, r. 1018 Guerrero

Kelleher Michael, machine operator Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. 1007 Natoma

Kelleher Michael J., painter, r. 1226 Kearny

Kelleher Nell e Miss, dressmaker, r. 15 Pfeiffer Kelleher Patrick, r. 15 Pfeiffer

Kelle her Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 139 Geary Kelleher Patrick, teamster, r. 909 Geary

Kelleher Patrick J., clerk Langley & Michaels Co., r. 547 Mission

Kelleher Patrick J., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 444 Jessie

Kelleher Peter, pressman, r. 56 Tehama

Kelleher Simon, teamster Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r. 413 Third Av

Kelleher Thomas F., plumber, r. 18 Sumner

Kelleher Thomas H., laborer, r. 1018 Guerrero

Kelleher Timothy, expressman Edison Light and Power Co., r. 515 Howard

Kelleher Timothy, laborer, r. 18 Sumner

Kelleher William, grip repairer, r. 330 Thirtieth

Kelleher. See Keleher and Kelliher

Kellen John J., laborer Union Lumber Co., r. 22 Harriet Kellenberg Joseph H., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 3275 Mission

Kellenbe ger Charles L., clerk S. F. & N. P. RR., r. 613 Sixth

Kellenberger George F., finisher G. Dillmann, r. 813 Howard

Kellener Louis, salesman, r. 405 Third

Keller Albert H., driver Richard Keller, r. cor Nine- teenth Av and K

Keller Alexander, teamster, r. 319 Thirteenth

Keller Andrew, bottler Fredericksburg Bottling Co., r. 11 Beideman

Keller Carrie, widow, r. 211 Eighth, rear

Keller Carrie Miss, r. 211 Eighth, rear

Keller Catherine, fringemaker, r. 152 Natoma

Keller Catherine, widow, r. 411 Filbert

Keller Charles, baker, r. 645 McAllister

Keller Charles A., laundryman, r. 338 Madrid

Keller Charles G., manager Retail Liquor Dealers' Puh- lishing Co., 4 California, room 14, r. 1749 Mission Keller Eugene, musician, r. 141} Eleventh Keller Frank, laborer, r. 47 Lonisa

Keller Frank A., distributor Post Office, r. 211 Eighth

Keller Frederick, printer, r. 211 Eighth, rear

Keller Frederick C., proprietor Fillmore House, 651 Broadway

Keller George M., physician and surgeon, office and r. 715 Eddy

Keller Henry, cellarman Claus Wreden & Co., r. 700 Bay KELLER HENRY S., advertising agent, 518 Clay, r. 1528 Castro

Keller Herman, cooper Pac. Woodenware and Cooperage Co., r. 211 Eighth, rear

Keller Jacob, baker, r. Sophia Terrace Keller Jacob, baker, r. 220 Gough

Keller Jacob, musician, r. 1532 Eddy Keller James, miner, r. 312 Turk

Electropoise

WATSON & CO., 124 Market Street SEND FOR CIRCULARS.

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CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE

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Keller James E., engineer tug Governor Irwin, r. 2316 Folsom

Keller John, bootfitter, r. 152 Natoma

Keller John, carpenter, r. 423 Bush

Keller John, drayman, r. 1046 Folsom

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Langley's San Francisco directory for the year commencing 1895, Part 200

Author: Publication date: 1880 Publisher: San Francisco : Francis, Valentine & Co. Number of Pages: 1862

Author:
Publication date: 1880
Publisher: San Francisco : Francis, Valentine & Co.
Number of Pages: 1862