Northern Pacific Coast directory. Including the following towns San Francisco, Oakland, Alameda, Berkeley, 1888-89, Part 118

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Publication date: 1888-89
Publisher: San Francisco, Cal. : Niles-Rentschler Directory Co
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Creo lạch Hole, cung machine agt Imeren PF, restaurant, 218 Commer-

Dvam. Boa, barber, 242 Commercial Part r . & Co, groceries and provision , cor Cor .. mereal sul Court

Farrar Mr. A I, mi linery and drewsmak-

FIRST NATIONAL BANK, WIN

fh. Mor Esthier, cor Comingreial ano

Fleur Genel, livery, fand and male ato 5 4. for Perry and 1. herty

p. Shar dox pumpe and windmills, 260

PITHIAN J B: elitor Oregon VI dette, 116 Court.

cordiales, liter food and riale whistles,

. Two, stt at. law, State

WHY DANG J. seduta Philadelphia

H A pharmacists, cor Commercial an State

ilbert & Patterson, (A N & I L) groc and provisions, 287 Commercial

Gilbert Bros, (A T & F N) bankers, 20 Commercial

Glover & Darr, ( \ & G) horseshoeing, 5 State

Goodyon Geo, wood yard, cor Court al High

Gray E P, Supt Oregon School for t! Blind

Greenbaum I, notio s and fancy good 202 Commercial

Halliwell John, wines and liquors, c Commercial and State

HAMMER SETH R, atty-at-l: and Notary Public and collector, 1. Conrt

Hellenbrand C W, confectionery 3 restaurant, 295 Commercial

HENDRICKS & SAUBERT, J & G; H) real estate. 264 Commer

HENDERSON L, homocopate physician and surgeon, Bank } Commercial, Salem, Or

Hendrie R 1, agt Wells, Fargo & Co's k Herren W J & Son, com mchits, State

Hoeye George, barber, 209 Commer (! Holm John, Kem blacksmithing, :) Commercial

Holman John, Supt Salem Iron Worl HOLMAN THOS, Infr of fan ml, mill separators and Salem Light co, cor High and Trade

Holmes & Hayden, (W H and BM) & ? nt. law, Stalo

Hobnes HI R, physician

Holmes W H, Clerk supreme Court Holland HI B. Magr Salem Flen

Howard D C, propr City Market, ()

Howard T A cigars and tobacco, !

Hughes John, grover, provisions, p t hn l will piper, 112 State

Huntley & MoPerson, painters,

Irving E. R. Second Ant. Physician

IVANCOVICH L B D, propr oysters and poultry. 100 Hinta

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SALEM BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Newson John, surveyor Oberheim Paul, City Bakery, 220 Com. mercial

ODELL W H, Postmaster, cor Com- mercial and Ferry

O'Donnell John, carpenter. High

Opera House, Willis Chamberlin proprs, cor Court and Liberty

Oregon Land Co (The) H J Minthorn Pres, S Farrar Vice Pres, B S Cook Sec,

C B Moores Treas, B S Cook Mgr, State Rotan & Whitney, (J A and F A) furni- Ins building ture and undertaking, 102 Court .

OREGON STATESMAN, (Daily and Weekly) Statesman Publishing Co, R J Hendricks Mgr, office 264 Com- mercial

OREGON VIDETTE, (Daily and Weekly) E O Norton & Co publishers, SALEM

J B Fithian editor, Court

Pacific Cider and Fruit Preserving Co, G Stolts, Pres and Mgr, Trade and Cottage

Pacific Postal Tel Cand able Co, Mrs H A Spafard, art, 207 Commercial

PALACE MARKET, West Bros, proprs, 300 Commercial

Parker N S, general blacksmithing, 139|Salem Gas Light Co, Louis McClure, Sec Stat ?

PARRY W H, Mgr Capitol Journal Pub Co, 112 Court

Parvin Z M, director of music, Willamette University

Patton T McF, books and fine stationery, 98 State

Paulus Christ, wholesale and retail wines liquors and cigars, 102 State

Payne J M, Justice of Peace, 197 State Peebles Geo A, school rupt

Pennoyer Sylvester, Governor

Perrine Finley, Baliff Supreme Court

Pewtherer L, sewing machine agt, 290 Commercial

PIPER E B, city editor Oregon Statesman, 264 Commercial

POST OFFICE, W H Odell, P M, cor Commercial and Ferry

Pottoroff G R, Capitol real estate agt, 24212 Commercial

Prise Henry, hackman, 164 Commercial Schomaker Henry, fence maker, 260 PUGH W D, arhitect and superinten- Commercial dent, 290 Commercial

Putnamn J B, State librarian

Ramsey Wm, dean law dept Willamette University

Rumsey & Bingham, (W M and G G) atty at law, 23512 Commercial

Reynolds J, physician and surgeon, 243 Commercial

Richardson S T, atty at law

Risdon A D, homoepathist, 155 Court

ROGERS GEO, editor and propr The Lance, 203 Commercial

Roland L L, physician and surgeon, 284 Liberty

Roneo J B, barber, 113 State Ross James. Marshal

Rosenburg J M & Co, clothing, Commer- cial

ROTH A F, groceries, provision and feed, cor State and Liberty

SALEM BATHS AND BARBER SHOP, H Diamond, propr

SALEM BUILDING AND LOAN ASS'N, I A Manning, Pres, I S Wat- son, Sec and Mgr, 264 Commercial CHEMICAL STEAM DYEING & CLEANING WKS Ad Waldermar Nelson, propr, 183 Cominercial

SALEN CO-OPERATIVE ASS'N Jas Aitken, Mgr, general merchandise, 126 State

Salem Flouring Mills Co, H B Holland, Mgr, cor Commercial and Trade

Salem Electric Light Co, Thos Holman, propr

Salein Water Works, J M Martin, Sec and Mgr

Sargent Wm, artists' material, paints. pictures, etc, 270 Commercial

SAUBERT GEO H, Treas Statesman Publishing Co and foreman Oregon Statesman, 264 Commercial

Savage John, Jr, propr Salem Truck and Draying Co, 32 State

SCHRIBER & POHLE, (C W and H) general blacksmithing, 312 and 314 Commercial

Schreiber A, propr, Farmers' Home saloon, 254 Commercial

Schoet le E, merchant tailor, 243 Com- mercial

SCHRODER WN, propr Capitol Saloon and Ten Pin Alley, 210 Com- mercial

Shaw & Grege, (J J Shaw and J T Gregg) atty at law and notary public, Patton blk Shaw T C, County Judge

SKIFF L S & CO, (L S & MS) den- tal depot, lock box 850, 259 Liberty

SKIFF MARK S, city bill poster and baggage transfer

Skinner W W, Freight and Passenger agt O and C R R, 71 Trade

Slater James H, R R Commissioner

Rockenfield Mrs C S, florist cor Court SINGLETON H A, (Gibson & Single and Summer

ton) cor Commercial and State

937

SALEM BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Small E C, gents' furnishing goods, 291 Commercial

Smith G F, furniture, carpets, notions Waite l' B, real estate and insurance, and auction, 103 State 97 State

Smith H F, barber, 252 Commercial

Smith H, dentist, cor State and Commer- cial

Smith J N, physician and surgeon, 235} Commercial

Smith T C, dentist, Patton's blk, State Snyder C D, bookbinding, 1121% State

SPRIGGS J W, atty at law, notary public and collector. Practice in ail courts of the State, 290 Commercial

Stahley Jacob, combination wire and pieket fence, Commercial

Staiger Win, marble and granite works, cor Court and Liberty

Staiger Bros, (J F & W M) boots and Webb G W, State Treas

shoes, 205 Commercial

Stapleton H, sash and doors, blinds, etc, 257 Front

Starr J Benson, music and books and Stationery, 118 State

State Insurance Co, Hon L L Rowland Pres, H W Cottle Sec and Myr, Geo

Williams Treas, Hon E B McElroy Vice Western Union Tel office, Wm Dunmars, Pres, cor Commercial and Chemekete agt, 196 Commercial

STATESMAN PUBLISHING Whale & Galliher, ( Chas A and Wm) CO, Oregon Statesman, (dally and pianos and organs, 207 Commercial weekly) 264 Commercial

Steeves Bros, (C W & D B) confectioners and bakers, 101 Court

Steiner & Blosser, (D A) stoves and tin- ware, 130 State

Steiner I S, grocer and provisions, 124 State

Stimpson G W, wines and liquors, 223 Willamette Valley Mortgage, Loan and Commercial Trust Co, T F McPatton, Pres, D M Shank, Sec

Stoltz G, business manager Pacific Cider Vinegar and Frnit Preserving Co

STRANG A E, stoves, tinware and house furnishing goods, plumbing and gas fitting, agt for Richardson & Boyn- ton Co furnaces, 303 Commercial

Strong A & Co, propr Strong's Bakery and Restaurant, 271 Commercial Strahan R S, Supreme Judge

Strieklen C C, stoves and tinwarc, 219 Commercial

Strohau R S, Supreme Judge Talkingtun & Aiken, (Frank and Joe) propr Salem Sample Room, 273 Com- mercial

Thayer W W, Supreme Judge

Van Wagner Geo G, furniture, picture frames, wall paper, 115 State

VAN SCOY REV THOMAS D D, Pres Willamettee University

Wade R M & Co, Ray L Farmer, Sec, hardware and farm machinery Waggner J R N, R R commissioner

WAITE E M, book and job printer, 11212 State

Wagner D F & Co, dry goods and mil- linery, 247 Commercial

WALLACE R S,. Pres Capital Na- tional Bank

Waller C H, carriage trimmer, State

Walker J S, boot and shoemaker, 105 State

WARNER JAS, house, sign and ear- riage painter, 310 Commercial

Waters W H H, atty-at-law and real es- tate collector, 203 Commercial

Watkins S B, restaurant, 94 Court

Watkins W H, M D, theory and practice of medicine, Willamette University

Weller Bros, (C S & E N) groceries and provisions, cor Commercial and Ferry Wells, Fargo & Co's office, R J Hendrie, agt, 194 Commercial .

WEST BROS, (Fred and Albert) proprs Palace Meat Market, 300 Com- mereral

WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY, Thos Van Scoy, Principal, opposite State Capitol

WILLAMETTE VALLEY FRUIT CO, R S Wallace, Pres, J H Albert, evaporating and preserving of fruit, near O & C Pass Depot

Willlams & England, (Geo and Wm) bankers, 288 Commercial

Willamette W T, Firsr Asst Physician, Oregon State Insane Asylum

WILLIS & CHAMBERLIN, (Leo and M L) real estate, loan and insur- anee agents, 108 Court

WILLIS & CHAMBERLIN, REAL ESTATE

Insurance & Money Brokers 108 Court Street, Salem, Oregon.

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SALEM BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

WILLITS L F, (D W Mathews & Co, 106 State

WILSON MRS M E, dressmaker and dealer in millinery and fancy goods, the latest style of millinery constantly on hand, Commercial

Winters L S, groceries, provisions and feed, 100 Court Wolfe Wm, fancy dry goods, 96 State Wright J G, groceries and crockery, 227 -229 Commercial

Yeaton A T, furniture, 268 Commercial Young C D, atty at law

SCRIBER & POHLE, - -MANUFACTURERS OF-

Buggies and

Carriages,

Horseshoeing, Blacksmithing & Repairing Promptly Done.

FACTORY:

REPOSITORY:

312 & 314 Commercial St.

2SS1/2 Commercial, Eng. Blk.

SALEM, - OREGON.

Salem Chemical Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Works, Commercial Street, near Post Office, Salem, Or.

THE Undersigned takes pleasure in informing the citizens of Salem and vi- cinity that: by a new chemical process we clean and color Ladies' and Gents' Clothing without ripping and without shrinking.

Children's Garments, Laces, Ribbons, Silks, Velvet, Woolen and Mixed Goods Cleaned and Dyed in any shade or color. Shawls, Blankets and Car- pets cleaned and made to look like new.

Ladies' Dresses cleaned, dyed and pressed without ripping and without shrinking. Gents's Clothing cleaned or dyed without shrinking.

I hope by courteous treatment, strict attention to business and honorable dealing to merit your patronage.

Don't forget the place, 183 Commercial Street.

Respectfully, AD. WALDEMAR NELSON.

E. C. HUGHES,

BOOK AND JOB PRINTER

511 SANSOME ST., S. F.

Country Orders Promptly Attended to.

SEND FOR ESTIMATES. QA

NILES-RENTSCHLER

DIRECTORY CO. ..

Publishers of City and Country Busi- ness Directories, Hotel Registers, Etc., Etc., Etc.

.. 040 .. 252 MARKET ST.

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.

938a

SEATTLE ADVERTISEMENTS.

SEATTLE:

Post - Intelligencer.

DAILY AND WEEKLY.

The Leading Newspaper in Washington Ter.

Universally read in every City, Town, Village, Mill Port and Log- ging Camp in the Puget Sound Country, and, therefore, the best Advertising Medium for those who desire to ex- tend trade into this rapidly growing section of the Northwest.

Full Associated Press Report and Special Dispatches Daily from Oregon and all parts of Washington Ter.

DAILY, by mail,

$10 per year in advance.

WEEKLY,

ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION.

THE + POST-INTELLIGENCER,

SEATTLE, WASH. TER,

9386

SEATTLE ADVERTISEMENTS.

HOW TO BUY LAND.

Certified Checks, payable at sight, on the Puget Sound National Bank, given as Security for Money Invested by

COOK & MOORE

REAL ESTATE BROKERS, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

To those desirous of buying property on time, and becoming property holders and landlords, we offer the following :

We will allow you from three months to five years in which to pay for the land you select.

We charge neither premium or interest on time payments, and will give you a warrantee deed.

We have lots at $40 and $65 that are close to Madison street, and are within a radius of one and a half miles from the Postoffice. They lay well and are desira- ble lots.

We will give a certified check to the purchaser for the full amount of each and every installment.

The check is drawn on the Puget Sound National Bank, and is made payable at sight, thus granting the purchaser advantages and privileges that have never been before offered.

After you have bargained for one or more lots, should you, through sickness or accident, become pressed for money, you have only to present your checks at the bank and they will be cashed on the spot for their full face value.

Should you see other land that you consider a better bargain, the above still holds good. In short, the money in the bank awaits your order and is absolutely beyond our control until you present the checks to us in payment in full for the piece of land bargained for.

You are, therefore, by the option and privileges we offer, insured against accident. You are your treasurer and banker and at the same time an owner of valuable property.

Should you at any time, however, present the checks at the bank for payment they will be immediately honored and forwarded to us, and you thereby annul all rights of purchase of the said land.

Make your income, no matter how small, earn something. Set your corner stone before the boom and benefit from the advance.

We have One Million Dollars to Loan for Building Purposes at Low Interest.

For Information relative to Seattle send to Cook & Moore .- For Property or for Money send to Cook & Moore .- Seattle has Broad and Narrow Gauge Rail- roads, does a larger Shipping and Wholesale Business than all the Cities on Puget Sound added together.

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SEATTLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

SEATTLE, W. T.

The county seat of King County, and is the largest city in Washington Terri- tory, located on one of the finest har- bors on the Pacific Coast. Back of the city lie Lakes Union and Washington, at a distance of two miles. Seattle', central position and fine body of deep water harbor, combined with the spirit and enterprise of its wide-awake inhab- itants, will always insure its supremacy from a commercial and shipping point of view. Already some seventy steam- ers, great and small, ply to and from its wharves, and is no uncommon sight to see from fifteen to fifty great ocean sailing ve:sels at one time at it: docks, or anchored in the bay. The city is regularly laid out, and contains many buildings and business blocks, and when viewed from the bay whel entering the harbor, it presents a most pleasing appearance, giving one an im- mediate and firm belief in its present and future prosperity. Water Sup- ply. There are no less than three

companies-the Spring Hill, the Union Argens H, gunsmith, Mann and the Coppin, with three separate distinct systems supplying the eity with pure water. Light The Seattle Gas- light Company furnish gas at two dol lars per M, and they also provide the arc electric light for those who prefer it. Street Railways. Seattle is the only city in the Northwest possess- ing a cable line, also horse-car line. over ten miles of track now in opera- tion. Hotels and Hack Rates. Seattle has several first class hotels, all of which run free busses to and from the steamers and railway stations. Private hoard can also be obtained at from five dollars upwards per week. The nack rates are reasonable. News- papers. Seattle can boast of three daily newspapere, the Post-Intelli- gencer, Times and Press, five weeklies and several monthlies. Banking. There are established in the city six banks, as follows: Merchants' National

Bank, Puget Sound National Bank. Armstrong Wm, line man, 122 Cherry

First National Bank, Messrs. Dexter, Horton & Co., Guarantee Loan and Trnst Co., and Safe Deposit Co. Industries. Among the numerous industries of Seattle may be mentioned the following: saw mills, brass and iron foundries, iron, boiler and soap works, machine shops, tanner'es, furniture. fur, soda and ice factories, and brewer- ies. Population, 25,000.

Abrams R, clothing, Front

Abernethy R, boots and shoes, Opera blk ADAMS MISS RUBY, furnished rooms, 215 Third

Academy of the Holy Names, Sister Mary Perpetua Prin, Ninth and Jackson

Allen W F & Co, proprs saloon, 207 Commercial

Allen & Nelson, (Watson & A L) railroad contractors, bridge builders and car- peuters, foot of Jackson

Allmond & Phillips, foundry company, Chas H Allmond Pres, W R Phillips Sec

Ames H H, atty at law. Starr blk

Anderson L C, painter, cor Front and Columbia

ANDERSON OLIVER P, draughts- man, Rooms 19-20, Yesler-Leary bldg Anderson W, Asst Agt Canadian Pacific Ry, Mill-Yester blk

Andrews F V & Co, insurance agt, room 7, Post bldg

Andrews L B, attorney at law and notary, Commercial

ANTHONY FERDINAND, book- binder, Opera House blk

ARION RESTAURANT, Hirota & Ito proprs, Second next Bijou Theatre

ARION + RESTAURANT.

Meals, 15 Cents.

Oysters in Every Style.

- The Best Place in Seattle .-

Second St., nr. Bijou Theatre.

ARLINGTON HOUSE, O N Morse propr, cor Main and Commercial

ARMSTRONG T J, propr Railroad saloon and lodging house, foot of Main opp K R depot

ARMSTRONG N & CO, (Noah & Chas Armstrong. B F Shaubert & B B Allen) proprs Seattle Transfer Co, Sec- ond and Main

BABCOCK C B, oculist and aurist, 215 Main

Baer M L, atty at law, room 1, Poncin bldg Bales L L, auctioneer, cor Second and Columbia

940

SEATTLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BAGLEY C B, book and job printer, Beede & Sinclair, (G K Beede and A Sin- Starr hlk clair (propr Esmond Saloon, cor Wash- ington and Commercial

C. B. BAGLEY

-: MERCANTILE :-

Book · and Job · Printer,

BOOKBINDERY, Etc.

Fine Menu Cards and Programmes a Specialty.

Rooms 1 and 2, Starr Block,

SEATTLE, W. T.

Bagley H B, surgeon, 114 Cherry

Baillargeon J A, The Lacc House, 711 . Martin, agt, foot of Commercial

Front, Union blk

Bailey Mrs W W, artistic millinery, Co- Blanchert John, propr Phoenix Saloon, lumbia Front

Baker B W, fruits and confectionery, Bijou Theatre, J W Smith, propr, Sec- Front ond

Baker Chas, groceries, Bell Town Bartlett O H, teas and coffees, Washing- ton

Bassler Cal E, Tivoli Saloon, 120 Com- mercial

Bassot Mme L M, French Laundry, Com- mercial

Battie W A, blacksmithing, foot of Mad- ison

Battin & Co, (J W Wright, S F, Cal, H E Battin, Portland, W A Lee, Seattle) shipping and com mchts, foot of Co- lumbia

Baunton Wm, butcher, Front

BAXTER S & CO, shipping and commission merchant, cor Madison and Front

Bay View House, Mrs A J Hurlbert, propr, Front

Beadle J T, lodging house, 107 Wash ington

Beaudette Chas, propr Montreal, 120 BOWMAN A C, Attorney-at-Law and Cherry

BECKER ROBT, propr Commer. cial Hotel, cor Jackson and Commer- cial

Begg Alex, publisher and propr (The) Puget Sound Gazetteer, 116 Colum- bia

Beede J K & Co, proprs Palace Restau- rant, 800 and 801 Front

BELL A A, real estate, Opera House blk

Bell FA, agt Oregon Improvement Co, foot of King

BELLINGHAM BAY, RY & NAV- IGATION CO, Eugene Canfield, Pres, D B Jackson, First Vice-Pres, W R Forrest, Ser, S Baxter, Treas, F H Richards, Supt, room 5, Yesler-Leary blk

Beninghauser G, watchmaker and jew- eler, 922 Front

Bennett J M. barber. Commercial

Bernard Oliver, propr Opera Saloon, cor Front and Marion

Bernard A, restaurant and bakery, Jack- son

BERTRAND L N & CO, civil en- gineers and surveyors, roonis 19-20, Yesler-Leary blk

Bettman Mrs, dressmaking, Second

Black Diamond Coal Mining Co, N H

Blake Geo D, atty at law, Union blk

Bittencourt M S, propr Mill Street Mar- ket. 4 and 7 Mill

Bittner A, cigars, Washington

BODE H, merchant tailor, 1001 Front

Bogardus W H, propr Seattle Feed and Flour Mills, Spring and R R Ave

Boone & Meeker, (W E and Geo C) ar- chitects, room 12, Yesler-Lcary blk

BOOTH &BRISCOE, (L S and E S) abstracts of titles, rooms 3 and 4, res- ler Leary blk

Borst G W. propr meat market, foot of Columbia

BOTHWELL JAMES, Sec and Mgr Home Fire Insurance Co, Occidental blk

Bowers C E W, watchmaker and jeweler, 912 Front

BOWMAN C E,, atty at law and No- tary Public, 60412 Front

Notary Public, room 8. Union blk Boyd W P, dry goods, Frout

Brannen John, propr Sportsman Head- quarters, foot Commercial and King Bregandi B, fruits and cigars, 110312 Front

BRIDGES & COUGHLIN, (C M and John) plumbers, stoves and tin- Ware, cor Second and Columbia

SEATTLE ADVERTISEMENT

C. C. CALKINS INVESTMENT BANKER

MONEY BROKER

REAL ESTATE LAW

EXAMINING RECORDS and

PERFECTING TITLES, Etc.

We have a Large Amount of Extra Fine

IR AND CEDAR TIMBER LAND

FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS

And Carry a Large List of Choice Inside and City Property at Bedrock Prices

NOW IS THE TIME TO INVEST IN SUBURBAN TRACTS NEAR SEATTLE, THE PRESENT AND FUTURE METROPOLIS OF THE NORTHWEST

INION BLOCK SEATTLE, W. T. -

SEATTLE ADVERTISEMENT

PARTIES WISHING SPECIAL FACILITIES FO LOCATING COLONIES AT DESIRABLE POINTS ON PUGET SOUND SHOULD CALL ON OR ADDRESS

C. C. CALKINS,

SEATTLE, WASH. TER

CAPITALIST, INVESTMENT BANKER, LOAN and LAND BROKER

I make a Specialty of INVESTING and LOANING MONEY for Non-Resident Parties

LANDS near the City, in all directions in FIVI and TEN Acre tracts at Township Price

CITY LOTS and BLOCKS Timber, Agr cultural all

Suburban Lands on EASY TERMS.

ADDRESS C. C. CALKIN'S,

Rooms 3 to 6. Union Block SEATTLE, W. T

941

SEATTLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BRIGGS B F, cashier Dexter Horton CANFIELD EUGENE, Pres Belling & Co

BRISCOE E S, (Booth & Briscoe} room 3 and 4, Yesler-Leary blk

Brown H, cigars and tobacco, 8151/2 Front

Brun P T, propr French Dyeing Works, 213 Second

BRYAN EDGAR, real estate and pawn broker, 813 Front

EDGAR BRYAN, Real Estate & Pawnbroker

COLLATERAL BANKER,

No. 813 Front Street, Seattle, W T.

Bryant W J, U S Local Inspector Steam Vessels rooms 21 and 22 Yesler-Leary blk

Bullene Geo W, U S Steam Vessel In- spector, rooms 21 and 22 Yesler-Leary bik

Burgert Saddle and Harness Co, I J Bur- gert, propr, 618 Front

Burlang G, saloon, 10 Mill

Burke & Haller, (Thos Burke and G M Coffman W J, copyist and collector, Haller) attys at law, rooms 7 and 8, Bellevue Hotel Kenney blk

Burke & Dahlem, (H and C H) contrac- tors and house painting, foot of Coluni- bia

Burkland C, propr Eureka Lodging Houes Commercial

Burwell A S, Sec and Mgr Seattle Hard. ware Co. 625 Front

Bush J Arthur, (W S Bush and John Arthur) attys at law, Starr blk

Bussell Chas B, propr Seattle Soap Co, foot University

Caldwell John, constable, Washington Caldwell R G, dentist, Yesler-Leary blk CALHOUN FRED W. asst book keeper Dexter, Horton & Co

CALKINS C C, real estate broker and banker, Union blk

Campbell James, hardware, iron and steel, 704 Front

CANADIAN PACIFIC RY, E W McGinnis, Agt, Mill, Yesler bld

Cannon Adam, propr Brunswick restan- rant, 218 Commercial

ham Bay Ry and Navigation Co, res S side Pike bet Fifth and Sixth

Cann Thos H, atty at law, Starr bld Carey Jas A & Co, ins agt, Poncin bld

CARLSON BROS, (J N and F A) fruits and variety, foot of Main

CARKEEK WM, propr Puget Sound Stone Yard, Mill

CARROLL P P, attorney at law, Poncin bld, rooms 17 and 18

Carroll G W, clerk P P Carroll

Barson Harry, Veteran saloon, Main

Carter L C, house furnishing goods, 116 Cherry

Cascade Laundry, H E Stumer, propr, Front, bet University and Union

Cavanaug M L, groceries, Bell Town Ceder River Coal Co, Saml Blair, Pres, J M Colman, Mgr, L J Colman, Sec, foot Columbia

Cheasty Miss N M, millinery, 808 Front Chilberg A & Co, (A Chilberg and W M Calhoun) life, fire and accident insur- ance agts, cor Commercial and Miil

CHILBERG N & SON, (N and J E) groceries, provisions and crockery, 713 and 715 Front

Chicago Hotel, Buckman & Geitzel, props South Second

Choynski Moritz, cabinet maker, near Arlington Hotel

Coffman W M, real estate broker, Belle- vue Hotel, 23 and 26 Front

Chancy & Saxie, proprs C & S saloon, 207 Washington

Clancy Tommy and Frank, saloon, Wash- ton

Cleary Chester, dry and fancy goods, 714 Front

Cochran J F, sign writer, foot of Colum- bia

Cochrane Wm, County Sheriff

Cole & Tratt, Ideal saloon, 217 Washing- ton

Coleman C C, propr Seattle Market, Com- mercial

Collins Jr J, collector

Columbia and Puget Sound R R Co's Ocean Dock, W B Spencer agt, foot Washington

COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Robert Becker propr, cor Jackson and Com. mercial

Campbell Robt, propr Drum saloon, Mill Compton, Miller & Co, (J Compton, Geo Campbell T K, real estate. Poncin bld

E Miller & W Compton) real estate and money brokers, Butler bldg

COOK & MOORE, (James G Cook, W H Moore) real estate brokers, James and Second

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SEATTLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Cook J W, grocer, confectionery and DILLER L, propr The Brunswick. restaurant, 217 Main 216 Commercial

Corner Harry, propr New York Bakery, DOANE H, physician and surgeon, Pike

Cort John, propr Standard Theatre, cor. Washington and Second

COTTAGE BY THE SEA, Chas F Donworth Geo, atty at law and notary,

O'Hara propr, Yesfer's Wharf Mill

Cowie W H, com merchant, 116 S Sec- Doran T J, employment office, Main ond

Cox & Noyes, cigar manufacturers, Third and Columbia

CRAIN & DICKEY, (Geo W Crain,;

Wm A Dickey) proprs Washington Ty Dowling & Howe, saloon, cor Washington Employment Bureau, Washington and Second

Cranier Mrs M B, grocer and confection- er, 219 Main

Crawford Mrs D S, cigar manufacturer, 2203 Front

922 Front

Dnffack B B, confectionery, 1205 Front Cross & Co, undertakers and safe agts, buffy Bagley, propr St Louis saloon, Mill

Daniels R P, attorney at law, real estate Durid D E, grain, feed and commision, and loan broker, room 3 Starr blk, MIII Front

Davis & Co, (Herbert H and Edward) sa- loon, Mill

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Northern Pacific Coast directory. Including the following towns San Francisco, Oakland, Alameda, Berkeley, 1888-89, Part 118

Author: Publication date: 1888-89 Publisher: San Francisco, Cal. : Niles-Rentschler Directory Co Number of Pages: 970

Author:
Publication date: 1888-89
Publisher: San Francisco, Cal. : Niles-Rentschler Directory Co
Number of Pages: 970