Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley city directory, 1887, Part 70

Author: Husted, F. M; L.M. McKenney & Co
Publication date: 1887
Publisher: Oakland : McKenney Directory Co
Number of Pages: 922


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Woods John M, pattern maker, S F, res 930 Union


Woods Mary J Mrs. res 539 Sixteenth


WOODS MAJOR M W, U S A, retired, res cor Fourth ave and East Twenty-fourth


Woods Martha J Mrs, res cor East Fourteenth and Julia


Woods' Photographic Rooms, cor Sixteenth and Clay


Woods Samuel Col, capitalist, res 576 Eighth


Woods Stephen R, clerk, res 957 Broadway


Woods William, varnisher and polisher, res 1767 Atlantic


Woods William G, barber, res 371 Tenth


Woods William M, engineer S P Co, res Berkeley


W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Importers of IRON PIPE, 309, 311, 313, 315 & 317 Market St., S. F.


AND PLAIN. English and American TILE ENCAUSTIC, GLAZED 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 Market St., S. F.


Importers and Dealers in


W.W. Montague & Co.


C


S. F. LAUNDRY. 4 Fine work in SHIRTS, COLLARS and CUFFS A SPECIALTY


OAKLAND.


733


Woodville G E, brakeman S P Co, res Union Hotel


Woodwait Frank, nailer Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 811 East Sixteenth


Woodward Alice M Miss, res 530 Tenth


Woodward Bertha Miss, res 530 Tenth


Woodward Carlotta Miss, domestic, 1262 Tenth ave


Woodward Elizabeth Mrs, res 1277 Twelfth ave


Woodward E W (Woodward & Gamble) res 1419 Grove


Woodward Frank, brass finisher, S F, res 811 East Sixteenth


Woodward Frank G, clerk Woodward & Gamble, res 1277 Twelfth ave


Woodward Fred, painter, res 1027 Willow


WOODWARD & GAMBLE (E W Woodward and James Gamble) real estate and general auctioneers, 902 Broadway


Woodward George F, res 530 Tenth


Woodward Gideon, res 530 Tenth


Woodward Grace A, with Woodward & Gamble, res 1419 Grove Woodward Jennie L Miss, res 530 Tenth


Woodward Josephine F Miss, res 530 Tenth


Woodward L, capitalist, res Randlett House


Woodward S G, pressman Pacific Press, res 729 Eleventh


Woodward S G Mrs, folder Pacific Press, res 729 Eleventh


Woodward William, res cor East Twenty-fifth and Seventh ave Woodworth B R Mrs, res 1414 Harrison


Woodworth James, with P Pumyea, res Newland House Woodworth Lee B, res 488 Twenty-third


Woof John, engineer Pacific Press, res 829 Fourteenth


Woolard Robert W, bookkeeper, res 369 Thirteenth


Woolery Ransom, laborer S P Co, res 915 Seventh


Wooley John, boiler maker, res 668 Franklin


Wooley William, clerk M A Berg, res cor Nineteenth and San Pablo ave


Woolf Zealig, iron moulder, S F, res 261 Eighth


Woolfe Louis Prof, dancing academy, Assembly Hall, SW cor Goss and Wood, res 954 Campbell Woolley Charles E, telegraph operator S P Co, res 1061 Center Woolley E Mrs, res 1467 San Pablo ave


Woolley E B, repairer S P Co, res 1205 Peralta


Woolley Harry, machinist, res 1542 Adeline


Woolley J Miss, res 1467 San Pablo ave


Woolley John (Clark & Woolley) res Berkeley


Woolley L H, res 1061 Center


Woolley Thomas, boiler maker, res 1542 Adeline


Wooloin T, res Union Hotel


Woolsey Edburn H, dept sheriff and chief jailer county jail, Washington bet Fourth and Fifth


Woolsey E H, physician Oakland Hospital and Home for Inva- lids, office 1103} Broadway, rms 4 and 5


CIES OF THE POLI-


The Mutual Life Ins. Co.


FULL PAID-UP.


stated periods INTO CASH or of N. Y., can be converted at


Planing, Turning, Scroll and Bandsa wing,


Oakland T'laning Mills, 1st and Washington Sts.


Sold by all Stationers.


BRASS AND NICKEL PLATED FENDERS AND FIRE IRONS.


OPEN FIRE-PLACE TRIMMINGS A SPECIALTY. 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 Market Street, San Francisco.


W.W. Montague & Co.


Anglo-Nevada See Page ( Assurance Corporation, 5.


734 OAKLAND.


Woon Lewis, baker New York Bakery, res 1793 Grove


Worden Susan Mrs, res 756 Seventh


Worell Carl (Worell & Druhm) res 658 Third


Worell & Druhm (Carl Worell and Carl Druhm) proprs Oakland Paper Box Factory, 719 Grove


Work Hattie L Miss, res 1230 Seventh ave


Work John W, res 1230 Seventh ave


Works H Mrs & Co (Mrs H Works and Mrs M A Barker) agts Mansfield's capillaries, 1169 Seventh


Works Hannah Mrs (Mrs H Works & Co) res 1169 Seventh


Worley Henry H, farmer, res 813 Fourteenth


Wormbold Johanna, domestic, res 1507 Ninth


Wormwood Louis A, engineer, res 1752 Taylor .


Worrell Cora F Miss, res 658 Third


Worrell Joseph W, paper box factory, res 658 Third


Worrill Joseph, cider mfr, res 1309 Webster


Wray R S Mrs, grocery and bakery, 973 Third


Wren E, miller Golden Gate Mills, S F, res Tenth nr Powell


Wren Robert M, pattern maker, S F, res 852 Castro


Wright A, engineer S P Co, res 901 Wood


Wright A Mrs, school teacher, res Newland House


Wright Alice E Miss, res 1317 Sixteenth ave


Wright Annie Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry, res 1218 Cypress


Wright Benjamin, propr Galindo Hotel, Eighth bet Broadway and Franklin


Wright C H, paper business, S F, res 2235 Elm


Wright Clarington A, propr Wright's Wire Works, 1252 San Pablo ave


Wright Cyrus S (N Gray & Co, S F) res 758 Tenth


Wright D, special officer, res 1714 West Eleventh


Wright Dorastus, policeman, res 868 Willow


Wright E A Mrs, nurse, res 1222 Thirtieth


Wright Edward E, cabinet maker, res n s Thirty-eighth bet Tel- egraph ave and Grove


Wright Fannie L, artist, res 945 Pine


Wright George, salesman, S-F, res 767 Fifth


Wright George, freight agt S P Co, foot of Peralta, res 1518 Thirteenth ave


Wright George, night yardmaster S P Co, res 1518 Thirteenth ave


Wright George F, searcher of records, res 1213 Myrtle


Wright George H, clerk California Pottery and Terra Cotta Co, res 222 Helen


Wright & Haynes (Isaac Wright and D P Haynes) principals Oakland Academy, 1265 Franklin


Wright Helen E Miss, res 1317 Sixteenth ave


Wright H N, grocer, res Vernal ave, Piedmont


W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., MARBLEIZED MANTELS and FIRE GRATES, 309, 311, 313, 315 & 317 Market St., S. F.


1 1A


Sugar Pine,


White Cedar, Oak, Ash, Spanish Cedar, and Black Walnut Lumber. Burnham, Standeford & Co., Ist and Washington Sts.


OAKLAND.


735


Wright Isaac (Wright & Haynes) res 1165 Jackson


Wright J, piler Pacific Iron and Nail Works, res 1018 Third


Wright James, employe Pacific Iron and Nail Works, bds 690 Market


Wright Jennie Miss, matron Sackett School, res 529 Twenty-first


Wright Jennie Mrs, milliner, S F, res 916 Henry


Wright J J, carpenter, res 807 Pine


Wright John, ship joiner, res 1014 Ninth ave


Wright John, millman, res 722 Second


Wright John, millman, res 690 Market


Wright John, dairyman, res 1330 Eleventh ave


Wright John J, carpenter Campbell & McDonald, res 1778 Di- vision


Wright John S, harness maker Robert J Beeby, res 1559 Broad- way


Wright John T, capitalist, res 771 Fifth


Wright Juliette Miss, res 953 Magnolia


Wright J W, res 314 Ninth


Wright Lesley T Mrs, res 1081 Twelfth


Wright Margaret Mrs, res Wilcox Block


Wright Mary R Mrs, res 870 Willow


Wright M E Mrs, res 1317 Sixteenth ave


Wright Robert, tallyman S P Co


Wright Susan D Mrs, res 571 East Twelfth


Wright Thomas, laborer, res 918 Fourth


Wright W H, sec J Lusk Canning Co, res w s Claremont ave nr Telegraph ave


Wright W J C, mechanic Towle & Broadwell, res 608 Eighteenth W S & O T CO, Whitney Standard and Oakland Transfer Co Wuecher Emilie Miss, res cor East Twenty-eighth and Central ave Wuecher R, hatter, cor East Twenty-eighth and Central ave Wuesthoff Peter, machinist, res Ettie nr Park ave


Wulff John, propr Pioneer Bakery, 1651 Seventh Wulff Martin, laborer S P Co, res 1268 Campbell


Wulzen Albert H, photographer, res 686 Sycamore Wulzen John (Kreyenhagen & Co) res Alameda Wunderer B Mrs, res 767 Lydia


Wunderer Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, 767 Lydia


Wundsch Joseph, meter maker Oakland Gas Light and Heat Co, res 210 Third


Wunn Louis, baker New York Bakery, res 1793 Grove


Wuodenmaa Susan Mrs, res Fruit Vale ave nr Lynde


Wurts Myron L, gripman Oakland Cable Co, res 1606 Pablo ave


San


Wussong Louise, res 1259 Alice


Wuthe Emma, res 612 East Fifteenth


Wuthe Paul, butcher, res 765 East Twelfth


Wuthe Paul, clerk Charles Bitterman, res 612 East Fifteenth


CARBOLIC SMOKE BALL TRADE MARK


COPYI:MI


1886.


Sure Cure CATARRH, FOR Asthma, HAYS


FEVER Bronchitis Diphtheria,


CROUP, Neuralgia, Deafness, Sore Throat, SNORING 3


$3.00; Debellator, $2.00.) CARBOLIC SMOKE BALL CO. SENT BY MAIL-Price, for full treatment, $5.00. (Smoke Ball 652 Market Street, S. F.


ROBERT J. BEEBY,


Harness Repaired Promptly and at Low Rates. 1058 Broadway, Oakland.


STATIONERS.


Anglo-Nevada , Ses Page 5.


Assurance Corporation.


FOR HAND, WINDMILL ALL SIZES.


AND FORCE, AND POWER.


309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 Market Street, San Francisco.


736


OAKLAND.


Wyand M E Mrs, res 363 Fifth


Wychoff Thomas P, janitor County Court House, res 1671 Four- teenth


Wyckoff M E Mrs, dressmaker Mrs H T Wallace, res 1512 Ninth


Wylie Bessie Mrs, res 674 East Twenty-third


Wylie Joseph H (Batchelor & Wylie, S F) res 1314 Filbert


Wylie Thomas, milkman, res cor County Road and Adeline Wylie Thomas S, dairyman, res 674 East Twenty-third


Wyllie R P, brakeman S P Co, res 1684 Taylor


Wyman Benjamin H, bookkeeper R Dunsmuir & Sons, S F, res 1160 Alice


Wyman Benjamin H Jr, asst bookkeeper R Dunsmuir & Sons, S F, res 1160 Alice


Wyman Clara Miss, res cor Julia and Monroe


Wyman Georgiana Mrs, res 921 Fifth


Wyman J, real estate agt, S F, res cor Julia and Monroe


Wyman Justin M, capitalist, res cor Julia and Monroe


Wyman Maud Miss, res 1160 Alice


Wymark William H, carpenter, res 714 Eleventh


Wyms John H, agt W S & O T Co, S F, res 770 Twenty-first


Wynn Louie, baker, res cor Twenty-seventh and Grove


WYTHE J H, physician and surgeon, 965 West


Wythe L B Mrs, res 965 West


Wythe Margaret Miss, teacher Lafayette School, res 965 West


Yager George, tinsmith M De La Montanya, res 1011 Seventh Yager George L, plumber, res 1011 Seventh


YAGER JEREMIAH, fruits and vegetables, 556 Seventh, res same


Yager Paulina Mrs, res 1011 Seventh


Yale Charles E, printer, res 179 Third


Yale Charles G, editor Mining and Scientific Press, S F, res 179 Third


Yale J S, res Homeopathic Hospital


Yale Lawrence B, brakeman S P Co, res 222 East Fifteenth


Yale Sarah T Mrs, res 222 East Fifteenth


Yarn Catherine Mrs, res 1010 Franklin


Yarndley Richard Edwin, res 1367 Tenth ave


Yarndley Richard T, organist, res 1367 Tenth ave


Yarnold Lucy A, bakery and varieties, 1272 Market


Yarnold Richard M, laborer S P Co, res 1272 Market


Yarrington Jacob T, res 1213 Twelfth ave


Yarrington James T, salesman Davis Bros, S F, res 1376 Eleventh ave


Yates Annie Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry


Yates Charles M (Yates & Co) res Alameda


W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Manufacturers of TINWARE, 9 309, 311, 313, 315 & 317 Market St., S. F.


SUCTION


PUMPS,


W.W. Montague & Co.


of the Pacific Coast.


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Stationers.


TAKE THE IF YOU DON'T


S. F. DAILY REPORT,


You Don't Get


the News.


S. F. LAUNDRY. 5 Washing called for and delivered in San Francisco, Oakland, Alameda, and Berkeley.


OAKLAND. 737


Yates & Co (Charles M Yates and William Stevens) paints and oils, W B Webber agt, cor First and Castro


Yates C R, teller Oakland Bank of Savings, res S F


Yates George E, res 1354 Tenth ave


Yates Joshua, porter W S & O T Co, res 814 Grove


Yates Lucius E, res s s Forty-third bet Adeline and San Pablo ave Yates Mattie Miss, res SOS Grove


Yates Robert, machinist S P Co, res 1664 Eighth


Yates Robert, employe nail works, res 1880 Seventh


Yates Robert J, expressman Whitney & Co, res 808 Grove


Yeatman S M, Indian agt, res Tubbs Hotel


Yeaton Fred, painter, res 964 New


Yeaton Joseph I, painter, res 964 New Yendo S, domestic, res 951 Myrtle


Yenewine George J, type writer, res 761 Sixth


Yeomans -, bartender, res Wilcox Block


Yeomans Kate Mrs, nurse, res Wilcox Block


Yerance Jennie M Mrs, res 458 East Eleventh


YERBY FRANK B, clerk R M Anthony, res 966 Eighteenth


Yerby Henry C, grain and commission merchant, res 966 Eight- eenth


Yerick Adam, carpenter, res 661 Twenty-fourth


Yerick Clark, employe S P Co, res 1629 Myrtle


Yerxa D S, painter and expressman, res 815 Twenty-eighth


Ymont Albert, res 860 East Fourteenth


Yoacum Hattie Miss, laundress Contra Costa Laundry


Yoakum J, laborer, res 914 East Twelfth


Yoer Mary, res 725 Henry


Yolland M Mrs, res 229 Twelfth


Yonker B, with Abrahamson Bros, res Henry House


Yordi Anna B Mrs, res 1373 Fifteenth


Yordi John W, workman pickle factory, S F, res 1373 Fifteenth Yordi Mary Miss, res 1373 Fifteenth


Yore William J, res 954 Sixteenth


York C B, bookkeeper, S F, bds Winsor House


York Effie E Miss, teacher, res 1221 Franklin


York R B S, deputy recorder, res 489 Plymouth ave


Yoshi George, gardener, res 802 Alice


Yoshike H, gardener, 1064 Twenty-second


Yost Antone, carpenter, res 663 East Twenty-fourth


Yost Daniel, clerk U S custom house, res 1402 Franklin Young Andrew J, miner, res 1374 Ninth


Young Austin, letter carrier, res cor Carroll and Jackson


Young Charles E, engineer S P Co, res 960 Kirkham Young Clara Miss, res 879 Pine


Young Edith Miss, res 351 (1020) Seventh ave


Young Edmund, laborer, res cor Carroll and Jackson


Young Edward, brakeman S P Co, res 1710 Chase


SHIRT-MAKING, WHITE LABOR ONLY. M. J. KELLER, 1007, 1009 B'dw'y


47


WEEKLY


Anglo-Nevada { See Page } Assurance Corporation,


AND PLAIN. English and American TILE ENCAUSTIC, GLAZED 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 Market St., S. F.


738 OAKLAND.


Young Emma J Miss, res 1374 Ninth


Young Eugene A, with L M Hignet, res 1314 Seventh


Young F D Mrs, domestic, 1313 Twelfth ave


Young Frank, machinist, res 879 Pine


Young Frank R. musician, res 862 Franklin


Young Frank W, insurance adjuster Fireman's Fund Insurance Co, S F, res 939 Magnolia


Young G W, marble polisher, res Mather off Piedmont ave


Young Hiram, sewing machine agt, bds 363 Fifth


Young J Mrs, French teacher, res 910 Peralta


Young Jay M, physician and surgeon, 1014 Broadway, rms 18 and 19, res 2215 San Pablo ave


Young Jennie Mrs, res 1358 Market


Young John, boots and shoes, 961 Washington, res 656 Twenty- second


Young John, gardener, res cor East Fourteenth and Julia Young John F, watchmaker, 954 Broadway, res 1008 West


Young Joseph, engineer S P Co, res 1880 Seventh


Young Justice, student, res cor Carroll and Jackson


Young J W Mrs, res 1410 Tenth


Young L A Mrs, res 461 Ninth


Young Louis, contractor and brick layer, res 762 Chestnut


Young Mary, employe press room California Hosiery Co, 1574 Ninth


Young May J Miss, res 1374 Ninth


YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, Isaiah Bray sec- retary, 865 Broadway


Young Men's Christian Temperance Union, meets Ebell Parlors, Hamilton Hall


Young Men's Institute No 3, meets Masonic Hall, cor Willow and Seventh


Young Men's Institute, Fifteenth ave nr Fourteenth


Young Nellie Miss, carpet sewer, res cor Carroll and Jackson



Young Nellie Miss, domestic, res 1211 Clay


Young Nellie Miss, res 762 Chestnut


Young Nicholas J, painter Scott Dawley, res 671 Webster


Young O A Mrs, res 351 (1020) Seventh ave


Young Percy Mrs, lodgings, 1458 Seventh


Young Richard, printer, S F, res 729 Eleventh


Young Richard, res cor Birch and Maple


Young Samuel, liquor dealer, res 709 Washington


Young Seward, carpet layer E Hook, res SW cor Carroll and Jackson, Fruit Vale


Young Walter A, tinning and plumbing, 1314 Seventh


Young Women's Christian Association Mission, 377 Tenth


Young Women's Christian Association and Sheltering Home, Mrs Cameron pres, Miss Annie T Athearn matron, 1274 Franklin


W.W.Montag


W.W.MONTAGUE & CO.,


Importers of SHEET IRON, 309, 311, 313, 315 8: ~- 7 Market St., S. F


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Importers and Dealers in


Woodward & Gamble,


NEGOTIATIONS AND INVEST- MENTS. 902 Broadway.


OAKLAND. 739


Younger Alfred E (Younger Bros) res 271 Fourth


YOUNGER BROS (L E and A E) paper hangers and manufact- urers of hand-made opaque window shades, factory 269 Fourth, Oakland


Younger Elton R, printer, S F, res 1728 Thirteenth


Younger Emma E Miss, draper, S F, res 271 Fourth


Younger Louis E (Younger Bros) res 271 Fourth


Younger May L Miss, res 271 Fourth


Younger P L, mason, res 767 Nineteenth


Youngman Amanda M Miss, teacher Prescott School, res 1207 Eleventh ave


Youngman George W, laborer, bds 609 Harrison


Youngman Henry, teamster Smith & Butler, res 609 Harrison Youngman Lorinda Mrs, res 1207 Eleventh ave


Youngman Michael, laborer, res 609 Harrison


Youngren P L, brick mason, res 519 Twenty-fifth


Younker Andrew, carpenter, res 1063 Kirkham


Younker Barney, salesman Abrahamson Bros, res Henry House


Youse Edwin H, clerk George Black, res 937 Willow,


Youse Samuel A, machinist, res 937 Willow


Yowell S K, laborer S P Co, res 1772 Seventh


Ysunza Pasquel, agt, res 734 Magnolia


YULE JOHN, attorney-at-law, 957 Broadway, rms 5 and 6, res 562 Eighth


Yule John Mrs, recording secretary Fabiola Hospital Association, res 562 Eighth


Yunenmacher Robert Jr, butcher Joseph Simon, res 424 Twentieth Yurgewitz -, res 1056 East Fourteenth


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Zabel Alexander J, engineer, res 548 Caledonia ave


Zabel Gussie Miss, res 548 Caledonia ave


Zabel H Mrs, nurse, res 556 Third


Zabel John, miller, res 556 Third


Zabel Julius C, farmer, res 548 Caledonia ave


Zacherie Joseph, employe California Jute Mills


Zaehe Martin, carpenter, res 1072 East Fifteenth Zamloch Anton F, conjurer, res NW cor Crawford and Herzog Zammerella G, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry


Zamoiski E R Mrs, res SE cor Alcatraz ave and Calais Zavbach P, cabinet maker, res Commercial Union Hotel Zeck Frederick Jr, music teacher Snell Seminary, res S F Zehle Gustav, shoemaker, 1519 San Pablo ave


Zeigenfuss P A, butcher, res Newland House


Zeimer Leo, commission merchant, S F, res 1374 Telegraph ave Zelich G, cook, res 211 Haven


Zelich Lagoria, cook, res 211 Haven


Zelis Gregory, cook Kosta & Co, res 473 Seventh


Term Distribution Policies of the Mutual Life Ins. Co. of N. Y. areun excelled for Liberality and SECURITY.


CARBOLIC SMOKE BALL TRADE MARK


COPY&HTC1880,


Sure Cure CATARRH, POR Asthma, HAYS3 FEVER Bronchitis Diphtheria, CROUP, Neuralgia, Deafness, Sore Throat, SNORING L


treatment, $5.00. (S). 652 Market Street, S. F.


CARBOLIC SMOKE BALL CU,


SENT BY MAIL-) $3.00; Debellator, $2.00.)


STATIONERS.


Dixons Pencils


Anglo-Nevada & See Page 5. Assurance Corporation,


740


AND PLAIN. English and American TIT, F. ENCAUSTIC, GLAZED 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 Market St., S. F.


Importers and Dealers in


w.W. Montague & Co.


OAKLAND.


Zeller Miss, seamstress, res Graystone House


Zeller Fred, cook, res 480 Seventh


Zeller Josie Miss, dressmaker, res Playter Block


Zengenbein John, real estate, S F, res 966 Peralta


Zens Joseph, tanner, res 1268 Seventeenth ave


Zephir Major, car builder, S F, res 971 Fifth


Zerrell Herman, car driver O B & F V R R Co, res 1116 Second ave


Zessin Bertha, domestic, 2081 Webster


ZEUNER A C P (Zeuner & Parker) 954 Broadway, res 1829 San Pablo ave


ZEUNER & PARKER (A C P Zeuner and J A Parker) proprietors American Mercantile Union and real estate dealers, 954 Broadway


Zezak Anton, restaurant Maison Doré, res 1261 Jefferson


Zibbol John, miller Samm's Mills, res cor Fifth and Grove


Ziegel Frank, tailor, res 718 Seventh


Ziegenbein John, merchant, S F, res 966 Peralta


Ziegenfuss Joseph N, bookkeeper, S F, res 916 Eighth


Ziegenfuss P A, butcher, res Newland House


Ziegler W C, astrologer, 474 Thirteenth


Zimmerald R E Mrs, res 1213 Jefferson


Zimmerman Frank S (Flint & Zimmerman) res 628 Sixteenth


Zimmerman George H, upholsterer, res 1380 Broadway


Zimmerman Jacob, laborer Judson Manufacturing Co, res 1380 Broadway


Zimmerman John A, Dietz Opera House Wine Room, res Sunny- side House


Zimmerman William H, fruits and produce, 1778 Seventh


Zimmers Charles, fireman, res 719 Third


Zirkel Frank, tailor M J Keller, res 718 Seventh


Ziscick Anton, propr Maison Doré Restaurant, res 1261 Jefferson


Zither (The), William Stecker propr, 1816 Seventh


Zittlau August F, employe Samm's Mills, res 511 East Fifteenth ZOELLNER HANS, proprietor dyeing and cleaning house, 470 Eighth, res Eureka Hotel


Zoellner Mary Mrs, clerk, res 470 Eighth


Zumsteg Louis, gardener General Davis, res 769 Eighth


Zumstein Annie, nurse, res 1383 Broadway


Zumwalt R E Mrs, res 1213 Jefferson


Zwisler Charles E, commercial traveler, res 1905 Market


W. W. MONTAGUE & CO. Importers of IRON PIPE, , 309, 311, 313, 315 & 317 Market St. S. F.


In THNUNOP Jr


of the Pacific Coast.


S. F. LAUNDRY. GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES. 33 GEARY ST., SAN FRANCISCO, and Office 2 862 Broadway, Oakland.


Sold by all Stationers.


ALAMEDA.


ALAMEDA, a city of about 10,000 inhabitants, is beautifully located on a peninsula about four miles long, by an average width of perhaps a mile and a quarter, south of Oakland and across San Antonio Creek. Its climate is very much better than that of San Francisco, only ten miles away, with which it is con- nected by two ferry systems, affording local traveling facilities unequaled in any quarter of the world.


Alameda is essentially a residence place. Business men of San Francisco have their homes here, preferring the sail across the bay to the less pleasant and less invigora ing street-car trip to the Western Addition.


The public schools of Alameda consist of one High School, three Grammar Schools, two Primary Schools, and one un- graded school, with an enrollment of more than 1,500 pupils. The schools rank very high in educational circles, and the High School is an approved school, whose graduates enter the Uni- versity upon the recommendation of its Principal.


There are two post-offices within the limits of the city, and the free delivery system is also under consideration by the post- office authorities.


There are two papers published in Alameda: the Encinal, weekly, which has been' published for nineteen years, and the Argus, semi-weekly, now in its tenth year.


Numerous churches and fraternal organizations have been established, and are in a flourishing condition.


Among the many evidences of energetic public spirit, we note that during the past year Alameda has purchased, and now owns, its splendid system of electric lights. The city has also completed its main system of automatic hydraulic sewers, and side sewers in connection therewith are being laid throughout as rapidly as possible.


CITY GOVERNMENT.


BOARD OF TRUSTEES .- E. B. Mastick. President, E. P. Peck- ham, C. C. Volberg, William Brower and A. P. Everett, James Millington, Clerk.


SASH DOORS and BLINDS,


BURNHAM, STANDEFORD & CO., Ist and Washington Sts.


Distribution Pol- icies of THE BEST-The Term


The Mutual Life Ins.


CE ZoNIENIAVOS.NOXIO


BRASS AND NICKEL PLATED FENDERS AND FIRE IRONS.


OPEN FIRE-PLACE TRIMMINGS A SPECIALTY. ' 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 Market Street, San Francisco.


W.W.Montague & Co.


Anglo-Nevada{


See Page 5.


} Assurance Corporation.


742


ALAMEDA.


Standing Committees.


JUDICIARY .- E. B. Mastick, E. P. Peckham.


FINANCE, AUDITING, AND PUBLIC HEALTH .- E. P. Peckham, A. P. Everett.


FIRE, POLICE, WATER, AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS .- C. C. Vol- berg, Win. Brower.


STREETS, SEWERS, AND WHARVES .- Wm. Brower, C. C. Volberg.


LIGHTS, LICENSES, PRINTING, AND ADVERTISING .- A. P. Everett, E. P. Peckham.


E. B. MASTICK, Member of all Committees.


City Treasurer-N. W. Palmer.


66 Marshal-Oscar L. Rodgers.


66 Assessor-E. M. Smith.


66 Attorney -- E. K. Taylor.


Recorder-C. M. Radcliff.


Engineer and Superintendent of Streets-F. M. Varden. Trustees of Free Library-George H. Mastick, R. B. Tappan, William Simpson, John H Brick and John Lutgen.


Librarian-Robert Kirk.


BOARD OF EDUCATION. (Office City Hall.)


Adolph Mayrisch, President; D. J. Sullivan, Secretary and Superintendent of Schools; C. A. Brown, W. A. L. Knowles, Jos. B. Lanktree.


Standing Committees.


CLASSIFICATION, CREDENTIALS, AND QUALIFICATIONS OF TEACHERS .- D. J. Sullivan, W. A. L. Knowles, A. Mayrisch.


SCHOOLHOUSES AND SITES .- C. A. Brown, J. B. Lanktree, A. Mayrisch.


RULES AND REGULATIONS .- J. B. Lanktree, D. J. Sullivan, A. Mayrisch.


HIGH SCHOOL AND PRINTING .- D. J. Sullivan, C. A. Brown, A. Mayrisch.


FURNITURE, SUPPLIES AND JANITORS .- W. A. L. Knowles, C. A. Brown, A. Mayrisch.


SALARIES, FINANCE, AND JUDICIARY .- J. B. Lanktree, W. A. L. Knowles, A. Mayrisch.


POLICE FORCE.


REGULAR OFFICERS .- D. F. Chisholm, Joseph Lawrence, Denis Welch, John Conrad, Thomas P. Horton, Louis Schroeder.


FIRE DEPARTMENT.


Chief Engineer, Fred K. Krauth, Jr .; Assistant Engineer, 1st District, C. C. Brock; Assistant Engineer, 2d District, Charles Sturm; Secretary, F. H. Rowland.


W. W. MONTAGUE & CO., MARBLEIZED MANTELS and FIRE GRATES, 309, 311, 313, 315 & 3.17 Market St., S. F.


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Oakland Planing Mills,


First and Washington Sts. , Mouldings, Brackets, Door & Window Frames


ALAMEDA. 743


CITIZEN HOOK AND LADDER CO. No. 1 .- W. F. Barton, Foreman; F. K. Krauth, Jr, Secretary. Location, south side Webb Avenue near Park Street.


CITIZEN HOOK AND LADDER CO. NO. 2 .- W. H. Hinchinan, Foreman; Justin McCarty, Secretary. Location, Santa Clara Avenue between Morton and Sherman Streets.


THOMPSON HOSE Co. No. 1 -- Wm. H. Porter, Foreman; C. C. Brock, Secretary. Location, south side Webb Avenue be- tween Park and Everett.


WHIDDEN HOSE Co. No. 2 .- G. N. Wheeler, Foreman; J. B. Lanktree, Secretary. Location, east side of Webster between Railroad and Pacific Avenues.


CENTRAL HOSE CO. No. 3 .- Emil Fischer, Foreman; Alex Irvine, Secretary. Location, corner Santa Clara Avenue and Bay Street.


PACIFIC HOSE CO. No. 4 .- Wm. Hammond, Foreman; F. S. Morton, Secretary. Location, corner Pacific Avenue and Chest- nut Street.


BOARD OF FIRE DELEGATES .- D. J. Sullivan, President; F. H. Rowland, Secretary. Meets at Old City Hall on the fourth Friday of each month. The Board is composed of three dele- gates from each of the five companies.




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