Langley's San Francisco directory for the year commencing 1895, Part 72

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


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THE UNITED STATES BREWERY BREW SUPERIOR PALE LAGER BEER


WITH


SUPERIOR MALT and SUPERIOR HOPS.


Cahill E. F. & Co. (Edward F. and James Cahill) stock brokers, 325 Montgomery, room 6


Cahill Emmet E. (Cahill Bros.) r. 721 Valencia


Cahill George L., artist J. L. Cahill Co., r. 1413 Hayes


Cahill Henry M., designer J. L. Cahill Co., r. 1120a Golden Gate Av


Cahill James (E. F. Cahill & Co.) r. 410 O'Farrell


Cahill James A., artist Chronicle, r. 9 Caroline


Cahill James H., collector, r. 807a Seventh


Cahill Jeremiah, r. 733 Tehama


Cahill J. L. Co. (incorporated) J. L. Cahill president, painting and decorating, 107 Sixth and 463 Natoma Cahill John, bookkeeper E. F. Cahill & Co., r. 28 Clinton Park


Cahill John, finisher, r. 240 Ritch


Cahill Jolm, laborer, r. 2301 Mariposa


Cahill John C., driver Truck 5, r. 1619 Webster


Cahill John E., paper hanger J. L. Cahill Co., r. 1413 Hayes


Cahill John H., laborer, r. 825} Folsom


Cahill John H., stockbroker, 325 Montgomery,r. 41 San- chez


Cahill John L., president J. L. Cahill Co, 107 Sixth and 463 Natoma, r. 1413 Hayes


Cahill Joseph, zinc etcher Chronicle, r. 1619 Webster


Cahill Joseph R. (Cahill Bros.) r. 721 Valencia


Cahill Kate, widow, r. 12 Fargo Pl


Cahill Kate, widow, r. 1619 Webster


Cahill Louisa, widow, r. 909 Minna


Cahill Maria, widow, r. 1513 Hyde


Cahill Martin, boilermaker McMurphy & McEvoy, r. 61 Natoma


Cahill Mary, widow, r. 9 Caroline


Cahill Michael, coachman 1519 California


Cahill Michael, driver Hibernia Brewery, r. 733 Tehama


Cahill O. Miss, cleaning and dyeing 503} Hayes, r. 24 Haight


CAHILL PATRICK, president Cahill & Hall Elevator Co., 214-218 Mission, r. Golden Gate, Cal


Cahill Patrick H., wool grader, r. 343 Tehama


Cahill Patrick W., fireman S. F. Glass Wks., r. 1242 For- som


Cahill Robert H., painter, r. 1619 Webster


CAHILL STEPHEN D., denti4t, 1238 Valencia


Cahill Thomas, horseshoer William Cahill, r. 723 Fifth Av


Cahill Thomas, waiter, r. 149 Taylor


Cahill William, clerk John C. Callahan, r. 1019} Ala- bama


Cahill William, clerk William Kelly, r. 337 Third


Cahill William, horseshoer, W s Fifth Av nr C, r. 723 Fifth Av


Cahill William, laborer, r. SW cor Steiner and Waller


Cahill William D., gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 514 Jersey


Cahill William E., seaman, r. 510 Pacific


Cahill William J., plumber James E. Sweeney, r. 909 Minna


Cahill William P., watchinan U. S. Mint, r. Haywards Cahill William T., painter, r. 2 Precita Av


CAHILL & HALL ELEVATOR CO.


P. Cahill president, C. I. Hali vice-presl- dent, J. B. Keenan secretary, buflders of elevators of all kinds, sole proprietors Hall's hydro-steam elevator, 214-218 Mis- sion, Telephone Main 1728


Cahn Aaron, capitalist, r. 1204 Geary


Cahn Berel. shoemaker, 1034 Golden Gate Av


Cahn Bernard, salesman F. Schweitzer & Co., r. 534? Turk


Cahn Carrie, widow, r. 326 Polk


Cahn Israel, capitalist, r. 1120 Post


Cahn Julius, student, r. 1120 Post


Cahn Leopold 1. (Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.) r. 1120 Post Cahn Maier A., president The Kentucky Co., 320 San- some, r. 2203 Sutter


Cahn Maier 1. (Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.) r. 1720 Post


AND KITCHEN SUPPLIES at C. BROWN & SON, 823 MARKET ST.


Columbian Woolen Mills


Pants to Order from $3 to $6 Suits to Order from $10 to $20


870 Washington Street, Ozk. 211 Montgomery Street, S. F.


541 Market Street, S. F.


W. B. CHAPMAN


123 CALIFORNIA ST., Importer of a few Selected Vintages of H. CUVILLIER & FRERE'S Fine Bordeaux and Brandies


CAH


332


SUN


INSURANCE CO,


FIRE AND MARINE 428 CALIFORNIA STREET


Cahn Max, musician, r. 5342 Turk


Cahn Meyer L. (J. Baumgarten & Co.) r. 1430 Geary (ahn Nathan, r. 822 Fell


CAHN, NICKELSBURG & CO. (Mayer I. Cahn, Siegfried Nickelsburg, Joseph Bastheim and Leo- pold I. Cahn) manufacturers and importers boots and shoes, leather findings, etc., factory 115-117 Hayes, Telephone South 142, office and salesrooms 129-131 Sansome, Telephone Main 1806


Cahnbley Charles W., cabinetmaker A. J. Forbes & Son, r. 1026a Alabama


Cahusac Chester B., clerk Freight Auditor's Dept. S. P. Co., r. 1416 San Carlos Av


Cailland Emile (Guillermet & Cailland) r. 315 Sutter


Calleau Armand, cloaks and suits, 46-48 Geary r. 1424 Geary


Cailleand Adolph, butcher, 82 California Market, r. 606 Pine


Cailleaud Henry, r. 916 Pine


Cailteaux Edward, laborer, r. Burrow nr Berlin, U. MI. T. Cailteaux John B., poultryranch, Burrow nr Berlin


Cain Ann, widow, r. 2 Warren Pl


Cain Catherine, widow, r. 343 Beale


Cain Charles J., assistant keeper Farallone Island Light- house, r. 15]7 Broadway


Cain Charles P., bookkeeper La Grande Laundry, r. 228 Twelfth


Cain Edward, pressman Dempster Bros., r. 22 West Mis- sion


Cain Frederick, distributor La Grande Laundry, r. 228 Twelfth


Cain James H. (J. H. Cain & Co.) r. 811 Scott


Cain J. H. & Co. (James H. Cain and Albert P. Jacobs) fruit and produce commission, 212 Washington and 113 Oregon


Cain John, hostler, r. 417 Folsom


Cain John, laborer, r. 1143 Stevenson


Cain John J., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 229 Twenty-fifth


Cain Kopple, glazier and extraman Engine 21


Cain Rufus K., brickmason, r. 213 Page


Cain Ruth, domestic 343 Beale


Cain Thomas, expressman, r. 431} Grove


Cain Thomas, seaman, r. 6 Union


Cain William, printer, r. 229 Twenty-fifth


#Cain. See Cane, Kaen and Kane


Caine Charles, carpenter, r. 1220 Fulton


Caine Edward P., clerk Warren & Lanktree, r. Oakland


Caird Mary, widow, r. 530 Greenwich


Caine Thomas W., carpenter, r. 748 Harrison


C'aire Arthur J., secretary Santa Cruz Island Co., 521- 523 Market, r. Oakland


Carie Frederick F., salesman Justinian Caire, r. Oak- land


Caire Justinian, chemicals, hardware, assayers' and chemists' materials and glasswire, wire cloth and winegrowers' supplies, 521-523 Market, r. Oakland


Cairnes Alexander MI., machinist The Pelton Water Wheel Co., r. Seventeenth nr Sanchez


Cairns James, liquors, NE cor Stanyan and Waller


Cairns John T., engineer Cairns Western Sugar Refinery, r. 418 Mississippi


Cairns John W., machinist I'nion Iron Wks, r. 418 Mis- sissippi


Cairns William, finisher Golden Gate Woolen Mills, r. 513 Shotwell


AF Cairns. See Kearns and Kerns


C'aito B. & Co. (Batiste Caito), fish, 17 Clay St. Market Caito Batiste (B. Caito & Co.)


Caito Giovanni B., scavenger, r. 324 Vallejo, rear


Caito Giuseppe, laborer, r. 324 Vallejo


Caito Giuseppe Jr., laborer, r. 324 Vallejo


Caito Lorenzo, scavenger, r. 324 Vallejo


Calame Charles, salesman Martin, Feusier & Co., r. 1520 Mason


Calame Edward, clerk German-American Ins. Co Calame Leon, restaurant, 438 Third


CAL


Calarchini John, cigarmaker Peter Filippini, r. 702 Front


Calcutt William R., traveling salesman W. Davis & Son, r. East Oakland


Caldel Theopoli, r. 327 Montgomery Av


Calden Dennis, longshoreman, r. 473 Shotwell


Calden Edward, porter, r. 473 Shotwell


Calden Elizabeth C. Miss, r. 473 Shotwell


Calden Guy C. Miss, carrier Post Office, r. 2117 Jones


Calden Julia T. Miss, r. 473 Shotwell


Caldeon Ellen, widow, r. 15} Welsh


Caldera Enrique, clerk Oliver & Co., r. 213} Post


Calderon Arthur F., carriage trimmer, r. 1328 Dupont


Calderon Eustarzio, physician and surgeon, office and r. 607 Sutter


Calderon Florin, seaman, r. 27 Stone


Calderon Frank A., traveling salesman, r. 1616 Leaven- worth


Calderon Gregory, machinist Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 834 Geary


Calderon Marie, widow, r. 2004 Mason


Calderon Martin J., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r. 1328 Dupont


Calderoni Antonio, bakery, 436} Union


Calderwood G. W., r. 116 Turk


Calderwood Maria, widow, r. 1011 Mason


Calderwood Oscar S., stone cutter Patrick Degan, r. 1916 Howard


Calderwood Peter, clerk, r. 1011 Mason


Calderwood Robert, groceries, 117 Fillmore


Calderwood Robert, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1011 Mason


Caldon E., porter Olympic Club, r. 473 Shotwell


Caldorella Giachino (Truzzolino & Co.) r. 529 Second


Caldwell Angus B., foreman Vallejo St. Free Warehouse, r. 1340 Hyde


Caldwell Frank, clerk McNutt, Kahn & Co., r. 211 Dor- land


Caldwell George P., bookbinder Phillips Bros., r. 706 Folsom


Caldwell Hugh M., machinist Dow Steam Pump Wks, r. 129 Diamond


Caldwell James F., pantryman Young & Weisman, r. 439 Jessie


Caldwell John J., stmr Mariposa


Caldwell Louis W., clerk The Princess, r. 109 O'Farrell


Caldwell Lucy G., widow, r. 1111 Laguna


Caldwell Martha, widow, dressmaking, 1503 Jackson


Caldwell Mary E. Mrs., teacher Bernal Heights Primary School, r. 211 Dorland


Caldwell Mary J., widow, r. 29 Everett


Caldwell Orville B., clerk J. De La Montanya, r. Berke- ley, Cal.


Caldwell Robert, teamster George H. Tay & Co.


Caldwell Robert C., tailor H. S. Bridge & Co., r. 706 Folsom


Caldwell Samuel, miner, r. 404 Broadway


Caldwell Samuel, teamster Thomas Morton, r. 630 Geary CALDWELL SAMUEL B., president The Pacific Coast Co-operative Manufacturing Co., 324 Battery Caldwell T. O., blacksmith Guadaloupe Dairy Co., r. San Bruno Av opp Fifteenth Av South


Caldwell Warren, driver Charles Dryer, r. 1315 Stockton Caldwell William, baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1427 Mason Caldwell William, miner, r. 521 Ninete nth


Caldwell William A., real estate, 31 S. F. Savings Union Bldg, r. East Berkeley


Caldwell William D., salesman Flint Carriage Hardware Co., r. 1528 California


Caldwell William J., bookkeeper, r. 706 Folsom


Caldwell. See Cauldwell and Colwell


Caledonia Club Hall, 111 Larkin


Caledonia House, Colin Thomson proprietor, NE cor Point Lobos and Forty-third Avs


Caledonia Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nevada) A. S. Groth secretary, 414 California


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


THE FITTZ CURE


is taken by Bankers, Merchants and Business Men generally, because it is a Safe and Permanent Cure. Room 7, Flood Building, S. F.


CAL


333


Caledonian Cemetery, north of Point Lobos Av nr Thirty- third Av


CALEDONIAN INSURANCE CO. (of Edinburgh) Balfour, Guthrie & Co. agents, George W. Spencer manager, 323 California


Calef Henrietta T., widow, r. 320 Ellis


Calef Herman, cook, r. 646 Howard


Calef Vitalis, clerk, r. 423 Sutter


CALEGARIS JOSEPH, chemist and pharmacist, SE cor Kearny and Pacific, Telephone Main 1201, r. 814 Lombard


Calelly James J., machinist, r. 7} Sumner


Calender J. A., physician, r. 711 Jones


Caler Frederick E., printer, r. 423 Dolores


Calero Louis, gardener, r. S s Silver Av and Cambridge Calestini Angelo (Calestini & Franchi) r. 420 Filbert, rear


Calestini & Franchi (A. Calestini and L. Franchi) sau- sage nınfrs, 1410 Dupont


Caley John (Caley & Roeder) r. 138 South Broderick


Caley John, machinist S. P. Co., r. 1609 Seventh


C'aley Robert A., blacksmith W. S. Phelps & Co., r. 1729} Mission


CALEY & ROEDER (John Caley and William T. Roeder) wines and liquors, 1 Grant Av


Calfish B., sashmaker Excelsior Redwood Co., r. 734 Minna


Calhoun Bertha A. Mrs., teacher elocution and physical culture, 90 Murphy Bldg


Calhoun Charles A., special policeman, r. 91 Murphy Bldg


Calhoun David T., cabinetmaker W. A. Clark, r. 208 Pennsylvania Av


Calhoun Frank, teamster Somers & C»., r. 141 Erie


Calhoun Jessie I. Miss, teacher Washington Grammar School, r. 1131 Geary


Calhoun Julia A., widow, furnished rooms 539 Geary


Calhoun Martin, drayman cor Brannan and First, r. 102 Nebraska


Calhoun Thomas W., teamster Martin Calhoun, r. 102 Nebraska


Calhoun William, driver A. M. Grant, r. 20 Golden Gate Av


CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF MEDICINE. rooms SE cor Bush and Van Ness


CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, L. H. Foote secretary and treasurer, 819 Market


California Academy of Sciences Bldg, 819 Market


California Adamant Wall Plaster Co., office 4 Sutter, room 1, works SE cor Bay and Fillmore, M. Leven- tritt manager


California Amalgamating Company, P. W. Johnson president and secretary, 602 Market


CALIFORNIA AMMONIA WORKS, A. Haas man- ager, 612-614 Seventh


California and Japan Trading Co., Y. F.Kumoto mana- ger, importers Japanese goods, 120 Sutter


California and Nevada Ice Co., George W. Smith mana- ger, office 29 Mills Bldg, works 356 Tehama


California and Oregon Land Co., Abraham Halsey secre- tary, 328 Montgomery, room 7


CALIFORNIA ARCHITECT AND BUILDING NEWS, California Architectural Publishing Co., publishers, 408 California, room 16


California Architectural Publishing Co., W. J. Cutbert- son president, Oliver Everett secretary, 408 Ca ifor- nia, room 16


CALIFORNIA ART GLASS BENDING AND CUTTING WORKS, William Schroeder presi- dent, Henry J. Brener secretary, 103-105 Mission, Telephone Main 868


California Association of Engineers, Luther Wagoner president, Otto von Geldern secretary, 819 Market, room 56


CALIFORNIA BAG, TENT AND AWNING CO., Petermann & Franks proprietors, mnfrs bags, tents, etc., 111-113 Clay


H. S. BRIDGE & CO. MERCHANT TAILORS


622 MARKET STREET UP-STAIRS, OPP. PALACE HOTEL.


Many Novelties in Imported Wear. Shirts to Order a Specialty.


CAL


California Bottling Co. SOLE BOTTLERS OF


WIELAND'S EXTRA PALE


BEST BEER ON EARTH. Telephone West 144. 1413 EDDY ST.


California Bankers Magazine (monthly), J. Willway Treadwell publisher, 50 Montgomery Block


CALIFORNIA BARREL CO.,


John L. Koster president and manager. F. J. Koster vice-president and superin- tendent, office 327 Market, works Potrero, Telephone Main 1527


California Baseball League, grounds E s Stanyan bet Waller and Frederick


California Bellows Mnfg Co., Campbell & Troyer pro- prietors, 123 Beale


CALIFORNIA BIBLE SOCIETY, Rev. John D. Hammond agent, 1037 Market


CALIFORNIA BITUMINOUS BLOCK MANI- FACTURING CO., John W. Macdonald presi- dent, Walter E. Dennison secretary, 45 Mills Bldg, 5th floor


California Block, SE cor California and Battery


California Blue Print Co., Charles H. Hasty manager, 120 Sutter, room 65


CALIFORNIA BOILER WORKS, J. C. Lemmer & Co., proprietors, 125-127 Fremont


CALIFORNIA BOTTLING CO.,


Robert P. Wieland president. Adolph Dunker vice-president, Christian Gehret manager and treasurer, Edward (. Kalben secretary, sole bottlers John Wieland's Lager, and sole agents Mani- ton Mineral Water, 1407-1417 Eddy, Tel- ephone West 141


California Boulevard, 3200 California


CALIFORNIA BRASS AND BELL FOUNDRY, Vincent Kingwell proprietor, 125 First


CALIFORNIA BREWING CO., Charles Baltz. Henry and John Peters, and Adolph Dittman, proprietors, E s Douglass bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth, Telephone Mission 228


California Bridge and Construction Co., Alfred W. Burrell president, William L. Prather Jr. secretary engineers and builders, 6 Mills Bldg, 6th floor


California Broom Mnfg Co., Henry & Puckhaber proprie- tors, 129-131-133 Seventeenth


California Building Loan Association (of Alameda, Cal.) Charles E. Naylor secretary, 19 Montgomery


CALIFORNIA BURIAL CO., Blair T. Scott secre- tary, 215 Sansome


CALIFORNIA CASKET CO., William P. Morgan president, manufacturers and jobbers undertakers' supplies, 934-936 Mission


CALIFORNIA CAP CO., William Letts Oliver presi- dent, Freeborn J. Fletter vice-president, Fred W. Wal- lace secretary, manufacturers blasting caps and elec- tric exploders (Stege Station, Contra Costa Co.) office 218 California, Telephone Main 5043


CALIFORNIA CATERING CO. THE, J. Meyer manager, office California Hall, 620 Bush


California Car Works, John Hammond & Co. proprietors, 330-336 Beale


CALIFORNIA CATHOLIC THE (religious weekly) Henry I. Fisher editor and publisher, 10 Montgomery Block


California Cement Co., Joseph Scheerer president, 21- 25 Tenth


CALIFORNIA CHAMPAGNE CO., Robert Blum president, George D. O'Neil secretary, Bouquet Champagne, 244 Stevenson


CALIFORNIA CHEMICAL WORKS. John Rey- nolds proprietor, E s San Bruno Av nr Twenty- eighth, office 129 O'Farrell


CALIFORNIA CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY THE, Rev. U. Gregory superintendent, 522 Ellis California Chinese Missions, 5 Brenham PI, 1729 San Car- los Av and 1818 Laguna


CALIFORNIA CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, Rev. Benjamin F. Crary editor, 1037 Market


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


REID'S $25 IMPORTED SUITS,


NEAR FIFTH.


907 MARKET ST.


No Cold Winds or (For particulars see Page opp. name Highland Springs) Fogs, but the Finest Climate on Earth at


HIGHLAND SPRINGS


Direct Connection by Mail, Express and Telegraph.


CAL


334


CAL


Mfrs. Office, 28 Third St.


THE BEST BLOOD PURIFIER


HERBALINE


Place Your Fire Insurance


WITH THE


SUN INSURANCE 60. 428 California Street


California Clock Co., Charles Mayer Jr. & Co. proprie- tors, 105 Post


California Co. The, publishers California Orchard and Farm, W. G. Benton manager, 510 Montgomery


California Coal Co., Louis B. Kessing manager, 1511 Cali- fornia


California Collateral Loan Office, Edward H. Lichten- stein manager, 415 Kearny


California College of Pharmacy, S. H. Melvin M. D., presi- dent, George J. Harvey Ph. G., secretary, 113 Fulton


CALIFORNIA COLONIZING INVESTMENT CO., Charles Rickoff president, H. W. Snow secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 3


California Conservatory of Music, Language and Art, Al- bert M. Stevens principal, 1704 Sacramento '


CALIFORNIA CONSTRUCTION CO., C. R. Eager president, E. P. Gray secretary, 404 Seventeenth and 659 Market


California Copper Works, F. Todt proprietor, 226 Fre- mont


California Cotton Mills Co. (Oaklınd) J. Y. Millar secre- tary, 310 California


California Curled Hair Wks, Bailey & Fuchs proprietors, W s Kansas nr Army


California Dairy Kitchen, Nathan Bush manager, 761-763 Market


California Decorative Art Rooms, 131 Post


California Decoration Wks, John Conley proprietor, 763 Mission


CALIFORNIA DEMOKRAT, (daily and weekly) The California Demokrat Publishing Co. publishers, 409-413 Bush


CALIFORNIA DEMOKRAT PUBLISHING CO., Frederick Hess president, Frederick Hess Jr. secre- tary, publishers California Demokrat, 409-413 Bush California Dessicated Food Co., Hermin I. Mayer pro- prietor, mnfrs consolidated soups, etc., 103 Commer- cial


CALIFORNIA DISTILLING CO. (Antioch) C. Jost & Son managers, 306-308 Clay, Telephone Main 795 CALIFORNIA DOOR CO. (incorporated) 113-115 Market


CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUIT COMMISSION CO., ; Paul siebrecht anager, 51


Luning Idg. 3 California


California Drug and Spice Mills, L. D. Owens president, Adolph Boyken secretary, Eugene Unger manager, 589-591 Mission


CALIFORNIA DRUG CO. (incorporated) Daniel Maclean president, L. F. Herrick secretary, A. E. Scott manager, 1420 Folsom


CALIFORNIA DRY DOCK CO. THE, John J. Beaton superintendent, James W. Hart secretary, docks foot of Bryant and Spear and Hunter's Point, and proprietors Mission Rock Warehouse, office 302 California, Telephone 7011


CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC GAS LIGHTING CO., office 35 Market


CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC LIGHT CO. (see Edison Light and Power Co.) office 227-229 Stevenson, Tele- phone Main 1363


CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC SUP- PLY AND CONSTRUCTION


Ernest II. Forst aud Julius Wall- CO., mann proprietors, 1537 Mission


CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL


WORKS, Monroe Green wood presi- dent. George D. Greenwood Vice-president and manager, Fred A. Green wood secretary and treasurer, 35 Market, Telephone Main 644


California Engineering Co., Fred S. Williams manager, 94 Chronicle Bldg


California Entomological Society, 220 Sutter, room 18 California Exterminating Institute (Powel Fredrick and Julius Weil) 120 Sutter, room 52, laboratory Seventh and Bryant


California Farmer (weekly) 1004 Howard


CALIFORNIA FEATHER MANUFACTURING CO., Thomas Sullivan proprietor, 743 Mission


CALIFORNIA FERTILIZER WORKS, Bayle, Lacoste & Co. propri- etors, John E. Miller man- ager, 527 Merchant, factory $ s Fifth Av South bet Land M


CALIFORNIA FIG SY: UP CO., Richard E. Queen, manager, 324 Haye-, Telephone South 574


CALIFORNIA FIREWORKS CO. OF SAN FRANCISCO, (limited) John Sroufe president, A. J. Donzel secretary and manager, 219 Front, works NE cor Sixteenth Av South and L


California Fish Commission, H. F. Emeric president, William C. Murdock commissioner, John P. Babcock chief deputy, A. G. Fletcher secretary, 78 Flood Bldg California Fisherman's Co., Fishermen's Wharf, foot of Union


California Florists and Growers' Association, 220 Sutter California Folding Bed Co., W. P. English secretary, 525- 527 Fifth


CALIFORNIA FROBEL SOCIETY, 64 Silver California Fruit and Wine Land Co. (incorporated) Sol- omon Sweet president, 212 Sansome, room 29


CALIFORNIA FRUIT EVAPORATING CO., Henry Cahen manager, 112-114 Washington, Tele- phone Main 842


California Fruit Exchange The, B. F. Walton president, John Markley secretary, Edward F. Adams manager, 3 California


California Fruit Grader, Mosher, Chandler & Co. mnfrs, 216 Front and 128 Market


California Fruit Grower, Brainard N. Rowley proprietor and publisher, W. C. Fitzsimmons editor, 203 Cali- fornia


California Fruit Union The, A. Z. Anderson president, L. W. Buck secretary, 507 Montgomery


CALIFORNIA FURNITURE MANUFACTURING CO.,


N. P. Cole president, manufacturers, Im- porters and wholesale and retail dealers


furniture, Starr King Bldg, 117-121 Geary bet Grant Av and Stockton, Telephone Main 20


CALIFORNIA FUSE ASSOCIA- TION, James B. Merritt manager, 220 California, room 3, Telephone Main 669


California Fuse Works, James Eva proprietor, factory cor Fourteenth and Channel, office 220 Cal fornia California Gas Engine Co., P. M. Hendry president, Joseph M. Ough secretary, office and works 130 Main


CALIFORNIA GAS ENGINEER- ING AND MACHINE CO.,


Badlam Brothers managers, manufactur- ers Peerless Gas Machine, 515 Market


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


ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.


215 VALENCIA ST. TELEPHONE MISSION 40


ROBERT S. MOORE, Secretary


HENRY J. ROGERS, President


CALIFORNIA


Iron and Wrecking Co.


SUCCESSORS TO CALIFORNIA IRON YARDS


638 8 640 SECOND STREET


OWNERS OF THE STEAM-WRECKER "SAN PEDRO"


ubmarine Contractors


W reckers and Divers


Importo. that thebest of all Kinds of Scrap Iron, Lead, Zine, Brass, Copper, Etc .-


Second-Hand Engines, Boilers and Machinery of every kind


Wire Rope for Stays, Guys. Fencing or Any Other Purpose


IRON FOR SMELTING WORKS A SPECIALTY


ROBERT S. MOORE. Secretary


HENRY J ROGERS Presilent


Importers and Wholesalers OF ALL KINDS OF Scrap Iròn, Lead, Zinc, Brass, Copper, Etc.


CALIFORNIA Iron and Wrecking Co


SUCCESSORS TO CALIFORNIA IRON YARDS


638-640 SECOND STREET


Submarine Contractors, Wreckers and Divers


Owners of the Steam=Wrecker "San Pedro"


DEALERS IN


Second-Hand Engines Boilers and Machinery of Every Kind Wire Rope for Stays, Guys, Fencing or any other purpose


IRON FOR SMELTING WORKS A SPECIALTY


HERCULES


GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES PALMER & REY, 405 SANSOME ST.


CAL


335


CAL


CALIFORNIA GAS FIXTURE


CO., Joseph Simonson president, Fred- erlek W. Farrar secretary, manu- facturers, importers and dealers in electric fixtures, gas fixtures, wood mantels, illing, wrought iron work, 123 Geary, Telephone Main $83


CALIFORNIA GLOVE CO., F. G. Conklin & Co. proprietors, 507 Market


CALIFONIA GLUE WORKS, Martin Holje pro- prietor, cor R and Sixth Av South, Telephone 7028, office 106 Pine, Telephone Main 820


California Gold Quartz Mining and Milling Co. (Nevada Co.) John J. Meyers, 109 California, room 1


CALIFORNIA GROCERY CO. (incorporated) Miles A. Philbon president, Miss Jennie M. Leonard sec- retary, 142 Page .


CALIFORNIA GUARANTEE INVESTMENT CO., H. M. A. Miller president, John W. Butler secretary, 326 Montgomery, Telephone Main 5237


CALIFORNIA HALL, Huber Brothers proprietors, 620 Bush


CALIFORNIA HAT WORKS, Louis G. Dryer man- ager, 111 Fourth


LIFORNIA HERB AND CHEMICAL CO., Charles E. Morey secretary, 847 McAllister


CALIFORNIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY. J. V. Coffey president, A. S. Hubbard, secretary, 819 Market, room 52


CALIFORNIA HOME BUILDING LOAN CO., J. L. M. Shetterley president, J. F. Mayer secretary, 316 California


California Horse Repository, Ward & Dalziel proprietors, 510 Van Ness Av


California Hotel, Jean Marie Gales proprietor, 210 Mont- gomery Av


CALIFORNIA HOTEL REGISTER CO., A. Wheeler manager, 632 Market, room 15


CALIFORNIA HOTEL IHE, R. H. Warfield pro- prietor, N s Bush bet Kearny and Grant Av, Tele- phone Main 1220


California House, Kramer & Peterson proprietors, 624- 626 California


California House, William Thompson proprietor, 103 Clark


CALIFORNIA INK CO., manufacturers printing and lithographie inks, Lincoln H. Lewars manager, 415 Sacramento


California Inlaid Floor and Grille Co., F. P. Simmen manager, hard wood floors, grille and fret work, 18 Post


California Insurance Company, L. L. Bromwell president, James H. Anderson secretary, 313 California


CALIFORNIA IRON AND WRECKING CO. successors to Call- fornia Iron Yard, Henry J. Rodgers president, Robert S. Moore secretary, Charles S. Castle mana- ger, 638-640 Second, Telephone Main 5153


CALIFORNIA ITALIAN PATE CO., C. R. Splivalo & Co. (incorporated) office 307 Battery, Telephone Main 1910


CALIFORNIA JEWELRY CO. (Levison Brothers) 134 Sutter


CALIFORNIA JEWELRY FACTORY, Rothschild & Hadenfeldt proprietors, 207 Sutter


California Jockey Club, Thomas H. Williams Jr. presi- dent, R. B. Milroy secretary, 204 Sutter


CALIFORNIA JOURNAL (weekly) Huefner & En- gelke proprietors, 415 Montgomery, room 6




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