Northern Pacific Coast directory. Including the following towns San Francisco, Oakland, Alameda, Berkeley, 1888-89, Part 30

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Publication date: 1888-89
Publisher: San Francisco, Cal. : Niles-Rentschler Directory Co
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Howe A, bootmaker, 41 Sacramento


Howe A S, labratory assistant U S Geo- logical Survey, res 1001 Powell


Howe J M, photographer, 6 Eddy, room 104, res 538 Valencia


Howell H W, boots and shoes, 1808 Polk Howell J W, manager United States Life Insurance Co, 235 Kearny


Howell L, bakery, 246 Ellis


HOWES JABEZ, (Union Mutual Life Ins Co), 329-333 Pine, res 2514 Pine


Huddart J. M, cooperage, 206 Front, res 1668 Webster,!Oakland


Huddleston H & Co, (H Huddleston and I B Owens), groceries, 1419 Polk, 322 Front and 104 Second


Huddleston H, (H Huddleston & Co), res 633 Eddy


Huddy W, dancing academy, 909 % Market


Huddys Hall, 909% Market


HUDNALL W D, cloakmaker, 215 Eddy


Hudson Mrs, clothing, 1077 Market


HUDSON GEORGE, attorney at law, room 87, 628 Montgomery, res 226 Fifth


Hudson H C, (Hudson & Sheldon), res 227 Chestnut


Hudson Miss M, dresmaker, 319 O'Far- rell


Hudson & Sheldon, (H C Hudson and Sheldon), spice mills, 21 Stevenson


The Mutual Life Ins, Co. of N. Y.


has returned over $244,000,000 Q policy-holders.


161 NEW


WATER.


SELTERS


Howse HL, oil stoves and kitchen ware, 14 Montgomery ave, res 1016 Union Hoyt A A, (Proctor, Hoyt & Co), res 140 Eddy


Hoyt C D, (Morrison, Hutchinson & Co), 801 Leavenworth


Hoyt Geo E, (Burton & Hoyt), 720 Cali- fornia


Hoyt John G, (C A Edson & Co), res 1333 Filbert, Oakland


Hromada A, (Schroder, Albrecht & Co), res cor Eighth and Peralta, West Oakland Huant Mme M, dressmaker, 741 Sev- enteenth


HUBBARD MRS E H, la- dies' hairdresser and hair goods, 923 Market, res 733 Minna Hubbard Moses P, (California Cigar Box Co), res 219 Broderick


HUBERT CONCENTRA- TOR CO, Hall McAllister, presi- dent; Marc Levingston secretary, 230 Montgomery


HUBERT JOS, (Hubert Concen- trator Co), 230 Mon gomery


HUCKS J GEORGE, proprie- tor, New York Gallery, 25 Third, res 2139 Mission


CONGRESS


HOWARD ST EATING HOUSE, Ernst Moeller proprie- to:, 611 Howard


Howard St M E Church, 636-638 Howard Howard St Presbyterian Church, bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second Howard Wm H, capitalist, 523 Mont- gomery, res San Mateo


HUBER & CO, (Chas Huber and Louis Huber), liquors, 333 Bush


Huber Frank, (Day, Huber & Craker), res 223 Fifteenth


HUBER BROS, (Otto F Huber and Adolph Huber), proprietors Germania Hall, 620 Bush and Ar- mory Exchange Saloon, NW cor Polk and Grove


Pattison E. A. & Co.


Stained and Out Glasset for Churches, Stores, Balls, Offices, Show Signs, etc, 308 Stockton.


SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 269


dry Association, 535 Mission Huerne & Everett, (Prosper Huerne Hughes William, Workingmen's Laun- and Oliver Everett), architects and civil engineers, 126 Kearny


Huerne Prosper, (Huerne & Everett), res Ford near Noe


HUETER BROS & CO, (E L Hueter), San Francisco Pioneer Varnish Works, SW cor Market and Second


HUETER ERNEST L, (Hueter Bros & Co), res 2312 Howard Huettmann Julius, Huettmann's Hotel, cor Market, Polk and Fell


HUFF GEORGE R, cigars and tobacco, 424 Folsom, res same Huff J J, restaurant, 100 McAllister


HUFF PHILIP, saloon, 525 San- some, res cor Washington and San- some


Huff & Robinson (W B Huff and ER Robinson), real estate, 2033 Fill- more


Huff W B, (Huff & Robinson) res 2224 Pine


Hufschmidt Frederick, furniture, 653- 655 Market, res 823 Post


Hufschmidt Henry (Louis Hufschmidt & Bro), res 623 Golden Gate ave Hufschmidt Louis, (Louis Hufschmidt & Bro), res 988 Wood, Oakland Hufschmidt Louis & Bro, (Louis Huf- schmidt and Henry Hufschmidt), plumbers, 637 Clay


Hng Charles A, manager John D Spreckels & Bros, res 1525 Sutter Huggins J C, agent Fort Bragg Red- wood Co, 42 Market, res 656 Four- teenth, Oakland


HUGHES E C, book and job Humboldt Bay and Eel River Railroad printer, engraving and lithograph- ing, 511 Sansome, res 1321 Clay


Hughes & Foley (John Hughes and M


Foley), bakery, 118 Seventh and 63 Humboldt Hlli Mill and Mining Com- Fourth


HUGHES H & CO, (Hugh Hughes and John Q Adams), coal and metal brokers, 123 California, room 17


Hughes Hugh (H Hughes & Co), res 1305 Alice, Oakland Hughes J A, physician, 54 Oak Hughes J C, stenographer, 411 Cali- fornia


Hughes John (Hughes & Foley), res 507 Webster


Hughes John J, butcher, 209 Second Hughes J W, lodging house, 503 Folsom Humboldt Savings and Loan Society, Hughes Renzi, propr St David's House, 715 Howard


Hughes Walton G, capitalist, 830 Pine, room 18, res Los Angeles


Hughes Wm, barber, 204 Front, res 3 Balina place


HUGHES WM H, boarding house 108 Steuart, res same


Huguenin Adolph, watchmaker, 525 Pine


Huguenin J C, watches and jewelry, 700 Market, res 8 Kearny


Hull H N, (Hull & McDonough), res 14 Russ


Hull H W, (H W Hull & Co), res 1327 Clay


HULL H W & CO, (H W Hull and H J Stetson), real estate and general brokers, 622 Market


HULL & MCDONOUGH, (H N Hull and J G McDonough), mer- chant tailors, 28 Geary


Hull William, saloon, 38 Seventh


HULL WM C, wood engraver, 527 Sacramento, res 570 Twenty- fourth, Oakland


Hulme & Hart. (James P Hulme and Jackson Hart), wool, grain and com- mission merchants, 10 Davis


Hulme James P, (Hulme & Hart), res 1435 Golden Gate ave


Hulse, Bradford & Co, (D A Hulse and Wallace Bradford), upholestery goods, 18 Second


Hulse D A, (Hulse, Bradford & Co), res 903 Guerrero


HULSMANN FRED, saloon, cor Fourth and King, res 512 Twen- ty-sixth


Hultberg Miss S, lodgings, 12 Sacra- mento


Hulting F B, druggist, NW cor Third and Howard


Company, John A Paxton president, John Crockett secretary, Stock Ex- change Building


pany, 419 California


Humboldt Hotel, Simon Schleweck pro- prietor, 231-233 Fifteenth


Humboldt House, Renner Bros pro- prietors, 1309 Stockton


HUMBOLDT LUMBER MILL COMPANY, F Kor- bel president, E L Cutten secretary, dealers in Redwood lumber and shingles, pier 4 Steuart


Humboldt Mining Company, Wm H Watson secretary, 302 Montgomery


Adolph C Weber president, Irnst Brand secretary, 18 Geary


HUMBOLDT STEAMSHIP CO. Searles & Stone agents, office 30₺ California, landing Jackson St Wharf


ADVERTISE IN THE EVENING POST.


SPERRY'S FLOUR IS SOLD BY ALL FIRST-CLASS GROCERS


Fireman's Fund Ins. Co.


paid losses in great Chicago and Boston confia. grations aggregating 8718,502.00.


270 SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Humboldt Wharf Warehouses, (Haslett Hunt John jr, superior judge, depart- & Baily), 321 Spear ment 5, New City Hall Humbrecht Nicholas, florist, 4%% Sixth, res 9 Elgin Park Hunt Miss Mary, notions, 229% Hayes HUNT SIMON, wines, liquors and cigars, 154 Steuart, res 322 Ritch Hume George W, commission merchant, 405 Front, res Piedmont HUNTEMANN CHRIS, (C Hume R D, (R D Hume & Co), res Occi- dental Hotel Huntemann & Co), res 1617 Dupont HUNTEMANN CHRIS & HUME R D & CO, (R D Hume and Jay Deming), salmon packers and commission merchants, 405 Front CO, (Henry Wellmann and Chris Huntemann), wines and liquors, 801 Kearny Huntemann Deidrich, (Huntemann & Humey J F, real estate, 605 Clay, res 17 Hummel George, dry goods, 105 Fifth, res 107 Fifth Haight Hoger), res 1617 Dupont Huntemann & Hoger, (H Hoger and D Huntemann), butchers, 1408 Stock- ton HUMMEL JOHN, saloon, 427 Hunter B, furniture. 1518 Polk Fourth, res same Hunter & Co, employment office, 625 Hummitsch A F, (Hummitsch & Breith), res 19 South Park California Hunter David, president Odd Fellows' HUMMITSCH & BREITH, Savings Bank, res 724 Post (A F Hummitsch and H D Breith), merchandise brokers and commis- sion merchants, 123 California Hunter G, (Yates & Hunter), res 1934% Bush Hunter James, gauger, 323 Front, res Alameda Humphrey George, collector, 631 Mer- chant Hunter Mrs Jean, bakery, 209 Leaven- worth Humphrey James, grocer, 516%% Geary Humphrey J G, (Sylvester & Humphrey) Hunter John, saloon, 212 Townsend res 126 Rose Hunter Nathaniel, secretary and execu- tive officer Society for prevention of cruelty to children, 604 Mer- Hunter Robert P, saloon, 410 Fifth chant, res 20 Bond Humphreys J T, assistant city attorney, new City Hall HUMPHRYS W T, janitor Viti- cultural Commission, 204 Montgom- ery, res 1523 Mason Hunter 8 C, agent Johnson & Higgins, 315 California, res 923 Hyde Hund F J, physician, 762%, Folsom Huntington C P, (Huntington, Hopkins & Co), res New York Hund J B, saloon, 823 Market, res 472 Jessie HUNTINGTON ELMER C, Hund O H, physician, 716 Howard patternmaker, 230 Fremont, res 430 Hunicke Otto, (Woodruff & Co), 1053 McAllister Twenty-third HUNTINGTON F A, mining Hunke John, saloon, 518 First machinery, 45 Fremont, res cor Twelfth and Jefferson, Oakland HUNT A B, attorney at law, 504 Kearny, res East Oakland HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS Hunt D A, (Vaupel & Hunt), res 2247% Mission & CO, (C P Huntington, N Y, Charles Miller, N Y, Albert Galla- HUNT D D, apothecary and dealer in drugs, chemicals, medicines, per- fumery and toilet goods, etc 301 Fifth tin, Sacramento and W R S Foye), importers hardware, iron. steel and coal, junction Bush, Market and Front Hunt E J, (E J Hunt & Co), res 1419 Hupman Arthur, artist, 6 Eddy, room Larkin 63. res 207 Eddy HUNT E J & CO, (E J Hunt), Art|Hurd N H, attorney at law, 328 Mont- Depot, 1416 Polk gomery, room 23, res 501 Post Hunt Geo H, (Geo H Hunt & Co), 209 HURDIS SAMUEL, ship, house Sansome Hunt Geo H & Co, (Geo H Hunt & Co), coal and insurance brokers, 209 San- some Hunt H B, (Moore, Hunt & Co), res 1715 Geary Hurl Mrs Rose, saloon, 217 Pacific Hunt James, stationery and notions, Hurley Jeremiah, cigars and tobacco, 1738 Market 514 Third THE S. F. DAILY REPORT IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM. . and sign painter, vessels' cabins a specialty, glazing, guilding, grain- ing and marbling, hardwood cabins varnished or polished, 4 Folsom, res 308 Beale


The Mutual Life of N. Y.


is the Greatest and Most Popular Life Ins. Co. in the World.


USE SPERRY'S FLOUR-BEST IN THE MARKET


SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 271


lifornia, res 1501 Washington Hurley J T, grocer, SE cor Grove and Hutchinson E I, attorney at law 419 Ca. Buchanan, res Webster bet Hayes and Fell


Hurrell Wm, Hayward's Express, 28 Market, res Haywards


Hurrell W, proprietor Haywards' Ex- press, res Haywards


Hurst Daniel, (Hurst & Dore), res 2211 Mission


Hurst & Dore, (Daniel Hurst and Ed- ward Dore), furniture and carpets, 2211 Mission


Hurst James, livery stable, 38 Sixth, res 108 Seventh


HURTMANN GEORGE, paints, oils and wall paper, decora- ting and paper hanging, 503 Haight, res same


Hurtzig Wm F, druggist, 140 Third, res 720% Folsom


Husing F, (Straub & Husing), res 339 Hayes


Husing R, (Schwartz & Husing), 2203 Mission


Husing R, (Schwartz, Husing and Mey- er), res cor Eighteenth and Mission Hussey A C, carpenter, Washington, opp Plaza, res Ninteenth, near Guerrero Hussey Charles, carpenter, 734 Howard, res 738 Howard


Hussey Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 734 Howard


Hussey Michael, saloon, 3 Morton, res 211 Prospect Place


HUSSON LEON, lanndry, 709 Larkin, res same


Husson Paul, president French Savings & Loan Society, res 931 Golden Gate Hyams Wm, (Hyams, Pauson & Co), res ave New York


HUSTED F M, (Husted & Ivers), attorney at law, 606 Montgomery, room 22, res cor Grant and Bristol, Berkeley


HUSTED & IVERS; (FM Husted and O A Ivers), attorneys at law 606 Montgomery, room 22


Hustedt H, (Husted & Hartmann), res NE cor Stockton and Pacific


Hustedt & Hartmann, (H Hustedt and John Hartmann), saloon, NE cor Stockton and Pacific


Hutaff Henry, saloon, junction Mont- gomery ave and Montgomery


HUTCHINS C B, physician office and res 617 Bush


Hutchins E P, mining engineer, 330 Pine, room 20


Hutchinson Andrew, bootmaker, 19 Seventh, res 7 Seventh


Hutchinson Mrs C L, (Hutchinson & Mann), res 2900 California


Hutchinson D, photographer, 28 Third, res 725 Union


HUTCHINSON H L, ( Fair- banks & Hutchinson), 517-519 Mar- ket


HUTCHINSON JOSEPH, at- torney at law, 603 Commercial, res 110 Liberty


HUTCHINSON, KOHL, PHILLIPPEUS & CO. (Hayward M Hutchinson, William Kobl, Alexander Phillippeus, Louis Sloss, Lewis Gerstle, Mrs Louisa Greenewald, Mark Livingston, Gus- tave Niebaum and August Wasser- mann), shipping merchants and wholesale fur dealers, 310 Sansome


HUTCHINSON & MANN, , Mrs C L Hutchinson, John Scott Wilson and Henry R Mann), Gener- al Insurance agents, 322-324 Califor- nia


Huth Balthazar, restaurant, 921 Kearny HUTTER JOHN, merchant tail- or, 239 O'Farrell, res same


Hutton H W, attorney at law, 606 Mont- gomery


Huwe William, saloon, 21 Beale, res 410% Fell


Hyams Ed, (Hyams, Pauson & Co), res 309 Powell


Hyams, Pauson & Co, (Ed and Wm Hy- ams and Frank Pauson), manufac- turers clothing, 119 Sansome


Hyams Sol, printer, 429 Montgomery


Hyatt Mrs TJ, artist, 612 Montgomery, res 1122 Powell


Hyde F A, attorney at law, 630 Com- mercial, res 1301 Octavia


Hyde Geo, attorney at law, 640 Market, res 719 Geary


HYDE HENRY C, attorney at law, 411% California, room 15, res San Rafael


Hyde M D, attorney at law, 630 Com- mercial, res 119 Tenth, Oakland


HYDROGRAPHIC OF- FICE, U S Branch, Lieut J B Milton, USN, in charge, Merchants' Exchange


Hyland Henry J, real estate, 40 Nevada Block, res cor Coso ave and Aztec


Hyland J B, trunk manufacturer, NW cor Sutter and Montgomery


Hyland M J, horseshoer, 4 Spring, res 626 Minna


Hyman Bros, (Henry W and H Hyman), general mdse, 206 Front Hyman Bros, mfrs agents, 326 Pine


Stoltz's Walnut Cosmetic


Dyes Gray and Sandy Hair and Whiskers. Depot 108 O'Farrell st. Sent b' -wil for 50c. por stick


THE S. F. DAILY REPORT IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM.


FIREMAN'S FUND INS. CO. - Cash Capital, $1,000,000.


272 SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Hyman Henry W, (Hyman Bros), 1946 Imhorst Ferdinand, patent graduating California


Hyman Hyman, (Hyman Bros), res 826 Bush


Hyman J, (Hyman & Shaen), res 1329 Howard


Hyman Joseph, barber, 708 Mission, res 410% Natoma


Hyman L, barber, 1 Spear, res 730 Fol- som


Hyman M, (M Hyman & Co), res 906 O'Farrell


Hyman M & Co, (M Hyman, A Goodkind and S Stiner), wholesale clothing, 120 Sansome


Hyman N J, jewelry, 307 Kearny, res 628 Eddy


Hyman & Shaen, (J Hyman and A Shaen), barbers, 403 Pine


Hyman W Hyman, (Hyman Bros), res Imperial Italian Blacking Company, 826 Bush Leon De Nola manager, 46 Twelfth Improved Order of Red Men Societies, Hall 320) Post


Hyman Wolf, jeweler, 16 Kearny, res 508 Franklin


Hynard A P, boarding stable, cor Potter Independence Mining Co, J W Pew and West Mission


Hynes A T, painter, 1804 Larkin Hynes John, bootmaker, 523 Laguna Hynes Michael, saloon, 27 Natoma


Iatcheri G, (Taccheri & Bacigalupi), res 2008 Powell


Iaccheri & Bacigalupi, (G Iaccheri and G Bacigalupi), undertakers and em- balmers, 627 Broadway


ICKELHEIMER SAMUEL & BRO, (S and H Ickelheimer), plumbing and gasfitting, 426 Geary, res 1309 Octavia


IDENTICAL (THE), Charles F Steinkamp & Co, proprietors, SE cor Battery and Sacramento


IGLEHART T N, dentist, 215 Kearny, res 124 Fourteenth


Igostino J D, fruits and vegetables stall Indig I, artist, 126 Kearny


20 San Francisco market, res 1107 Kearny


Ingaisbe Miss M E, (Martin & Ingalsbe), res NW cor Taylor and Broad way


INGELL BEN, proprietor The Side-Board Saloon, 1709 Market, res 229 Oak ILS JOHN G, French cooking ran- ges, 814-816 Kearny, res 1216 Jones Imaizuny H, (Fuma & Imaizuny), res Cosmopolitan Hotel, cor Fifth and Ingersoll George S, proprietor Union Mission


Imelli Max, saloon, 1053 Market Imgarten William, groceries, 1315 Mis- sion


Ingerson Charles, carpenter and build- er, 30 New Montgomery


Imhaus Emile Jr, (Imhaus & Triebel), res 1419 Hayes


Inglewood House, S H Morse, propri- etor, 126 Fifth


INGLENOOK VINEYARD, (Napa Co) white and red wines, 111 Front


The Mutual Life Ins. Co. of N. Y.


touch, SE cor Market and Four- ~ teenth


IMMIGRATION ASSOCIA- TION of CALIFORNIA, C H Street secretary, office 10 Cali- fornia


Immigration Commissioners for Ore- gon and Washington Territory, office 506 Battery


IMMEDIATE DELIVERY AND TRANSFER CO, D E Hoffman proprietor, 3 Post Immel A J B, (Heckman & Immel), res 987 Willow, West Oakland


IMPERIAL FIRE INS CO, of London, Geo D Dornin manager, 215 Sansome, Conrad & Maxwell, city agents, 421 California


secretary, 310 Pine


Independent Automatic Portable Gas Co Edward Webb, general manager, J C Susenbeth, secretary, room 113 Phelan Building


Independent Hotel, C H Peterson & Co, proprietors, 521 East


Independent Order of Red Men's Hall, Henry Beck janitor, 510 Bush


Indianapolis Chair Manufacturing Co, Charles Helwig, president, JohnW Ellstun, secretary, 818-820 Mission Indianapolis Furniture Co, (C Wolpert and J Schwerdt), furniture, 750 Mis- sion


Indianapolis Manufacturing Co, Geo Stazzle, president, Chris Schrieber, treasurer, furniture manufacturers, 642-644 Mission


Indian Springs D M & Co, Louis H Sharp, secretary, 320 Sansome


INDICATOR SALOON, H H Kock, proprietor, 15-17 Liedesdorff


Warehouse, NW cor Union and Bat- tery, res Alameda


COX &


IMHAUS & TRIEBEL, (Emile J Imhaus and Louis 'Triebel), hardware, 403 Hayes


issues. Return Premium Policies, affording increasing insurance.


WALLENSTEIN, ALL KINDS OF PAPER direct from Mills, 411 California Street


Mills College and Seminary


This institution has been recently incorporated as a College, and C. C. Stratton, D. D., elected President.


Seminary Course


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This remains substantially the same, but with added facilities. Diplomas will be given completive of the Seminary Course as before.


College Curriculum


This is substantially the same as that of Wellesby College, Mass.' Pupils may choose either the Classical or Belles Lettres Course, and the Degrees will be conferred accordingly.


Special Facilities for Music


These are excellent-only the best of teachers are employed. The instruction in both Vocal and Instrumental Music is based upon the best European methods. Twenty-four pianos give ample opportunity for practice.


Modern Languages


Most excellent facilities are furnished for the successful study of the Modern Languages. These are given free of charge in the College Course. As in all other studies, the aim is to have only the best Teachers, and secure the best results.


Location and Buildings


The location is remarkable for its healthfulness as well as for its beauty. The one hundred acres of yard give ample room for outdoor exercise. Removed from the noise, excitement and temptations of town life, the pupils have the quiet so necessary to comfort as well as the highest success in study. The buildings are finely adapted to their purpose. A home-like atmosphere pervades the whole.


Character of the Institution


The founders, Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Mills, sought to secure the highest morals as well as intellectual culture. It is eminently a Chirstian School, but not Sectarian.


Simple Dress


The aim is to have the school life a happy home life, free from ostentation-hence it is especially desired that the dress be simple and warm, suitable for outdoor exercise and good, earnest work.


Expenses


The year is divided into two terms of twenty weeks each. Board, furnished room, tuition in all of the branches of the regu- lar course, per term, $165.


For circulars giving particulars address President C. C. Stratton, D. D., or Mrs. C. T. Mills, Mills Seminary P. O., Alameda Co. The railroad station is Seminary Park, on the C. P. R. R., Niles and San Leandro road, five miles from Oakland.


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PHOTOGRAPHER


HOTOGRAPHER. 521 J St


521 Street, SACRAMENTO


521


PORTRAITS DIRECT Life Measurement and Larger


We Positively Challenge Competition and Invite Your Inspection


CALIFORNIA .- Mr. Snow, THE art critic of California, says HODSON makes the finest Photographs he has ever seen, either in this country or Europe.


UNITED STATES .- John P. Bonte, THE art connoisseur of the United States, says : "I have made several trips through Europe and America in search of fine art. I have never yet found any Photographs equal to HODSON'S. They are by FAR the FINEST work and best pictures I have ever found.


At the only Competing Exhibition of the Photographers of the Pacific Coast, held July 2d, 1875, it was unanimously decided that HODSON'S were the best.


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Pattison E. A. & Co.


Grates, Frames, Club House Baskets and Fireplace Trimmings of every description. 308 Stockton.


SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 273


Inglis J 8, contracting freight agent Irvine Bros, (A Irvine, J S Irvine and A & P fast freight line, 4 New Mont- W H Irvine), grocertes, 1421 Stock- ton res 1302 Polk gomery


Ingram William E, saloon, 800 Montgo- Irvine J C, engraving, 339 Kearny, res mery, res 210 Drumm 2249 Market


Inguglia A, fish, 33-39 San Francisco Market, res 19 Guerrero


Inman Win M, glove manufacturer, 31 Irvine J S, (Irvine Bros), res 1129 Bush!


Third


Irvine W H, (Irvine Bros), res 531 Mont- gomery ave


INSELMANN H I C, fruit and grocer, res 435 Third


INSURANCE


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NORTH AMERICA, Thom- as A Mitchell, general agent, 313 California


INSURANCE CO STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA OF PHILADELPHIA, Brown, Craig & Co, general agents, 429 California


International Mining Co of Mexico (The), 328 Montgomery


International Furniture Workers' Hall, cor Julia and Mission


INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,


T' M Edwards propr, 824-826 Kearny Irwin H D, insurance broker with International Immigrant Union of Cal, W H Martin manager, 401 California INTERNATIONAL LAW


ASS'N, Bannerman & Lanan, res- Irwin Lient Col Bernard J D, assistant ident managers, 330 Pine, room 17 medical purveyor, 36 New Mont- gomery, res Occidental Hotel International Marine Insurance Co. (limited), 319 California


Inventors' Institute of Pacific Coast, Abner Doble president, D Gom- pertz secretary, 105 Stockton


Ione Coal and Iron Co (The), S T Gage president, C E Green secretary, cor Fourth and Townsend


IO OF BUILDING, SW cor Seventh and Market


IOOFOFFICIAL ORGAN,


(New Age), W F Norcross, proprie- Isaacs Mrs Annie, bakery, 3452 Fifth tor. 420 Kearny


Iowa Mining Co, 408 California. room 2 Iredale Chas W, (Manders & Iredale), res 1155 Folsom


Irelan & Sewell,(Wm Irelan and Thomas Sewell), plumbers and gasfitters, 334 % Sutter


Irelan Wm Jr, State Mineralogist office, now Pioneer Hall, res 1619 Post


IRELAND WM, cashier Com- mercial Union Assurance Co, 210 Isaacs Samuel, tailor, 515 Fourth


Sansome, res Highland Park, Oak- land


Isaacs Win B, railway supplies, 258 Market, res 1428 Post


Ireland Win, mdse broker, 121 Califor- Isaacson Jacob, druggist, SW cor Lar- uia


kin and Geary


Isham Alfred H, (Truman, Isham & Hooker), res San Rafael


Sixth, res 10 Moss


GERMEA IS KEPT BY ALL GROCERS.


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Irving Samuel (Irving & Neustadt), res 418 Jones


Irving William, wood and coal, 529 Stev- epson


Irwin E S, mining, 52 Merchant's Ex- change


SOUTHERN CALIFOR- NIA INS CO, 405 California, res Berkeley


IRWIN SAMUEL M, painting, whitening and general jobbing, 181X Jessie, res same


Isaac Albert, clothing and furnishing goods, 823 Kearny, res 435 Green Isaac Himan, tailor, 239 Third


Isaac Levy, merchant tailor, 205 Second Isaac Maurice, tailor, 639 California


Isaac Sol, real estate agent, 412 Cali- fornia, res 2024 Mission


Isaacs B, metal sign maker, SE cor Sac- ramento and Battery


Isaacs Harris, bootmaker, 17% Fourth, res 22 Russ


Isaacs Julius, agent North American At- torneys' and Tradesmen's Protect- ive Union, 409 California, res New York


Isaacs S, practical furrier, 1435 Market Isaacs Samuel, tailor, 5022 Third


Irish John P, editor Daily Alta Cali- fornia, res 1438 Adeline, Oakland Irvine Alex, (Irvine Bros), res 620 Israel Charles, cigars and tobacco, 129 Greenwich


Irvine Jarrett C, Mission express, 524 Valencia


Irving Hall, Robert F Pratt proprietor, 139 Post


Irving H P, attorney at law, 628 Mont- gomery, rooms 82-83


Irving Institute for Young Ladies, Rev Edward B Church principal, 1036 Valencia


Irving & Neustadt, (Albert Neustadt and Samuel Irving), gents' furnishing goods, 219 Montgomery


THE EVENING POST IS THE BEST PAPER.


18


Fireman's Fund Ins. Co .-


Home Office, S. W. cor. California and San- some streets, S. F.


274 SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


ISRAEL M, (Kraker & Israel), res 1815 Clay Israel Mrs Sarah, fruits, etc, 711 Larkin ISRAEL SIMON, clothing, boots' shoes, hats, trunks, valises and gents' furnishing goods and butch- ers' oil pants, 614 Fourth, res same


Israelsky J, commission and insurance broker, 528-530 Sansome, res 332 Hayes


Isson R, jeweler and watchmaker, 203 Pacific, res 207 Pacific


Isthmus House, W J Baily propr, 54 First


Italian Musical Institute of San Fran- cisco, D Speranza propr, 104 Kearny


ITALIAN RESTAURANT, B Perata & Co proprs, 105 Pacific


Italian-Swiss Agricultural Colony, A JACCARD AUGUST. repair-


Sbarboro secretary, office 307 San- some


Italo-Pacific Coast Trade Ass'n, H Casa- nova president, 506 Battery


Ithaca Consolidated Gold and Silver Mill and Mining Co, Wm Granger secretary, room 1-116 Phelan Build- ing


Italian Consul, Francisco Lamberten- ghi, 506 Battery


Itjen R C, saloon, SW cor Sixth and Howard


Ivancovich J & Co, (John Ivancovich, Peter L Vucanovich and Geo Be- lenez), fruit, 500 Washington and Jackson A, carpenter and builder 30 New 603 Sansome Montgomery


Ivancovich John, (J Ivancovich & Co), res 1615 Van Ness ave


Ivemeyer Henry, saloon, SW cor Com- mercial and Battery, res 428 Broad- way


IVERS O A, (Husted & Ivers), res Los Angeles


Ivers Richard, Vice-president State in- vestment and Insurance Co, 220 San- some, res 1325 Leavenworth


Iversen C, (Hansen & Iverson), res 38 Natoma




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