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Gas Fitters and Plumbers
Clark D. W., 51 K st. Clark Wm., 79 K.st. Fitzsimons & Gleason, 104 K st. Hoyt W. H., tinner and plumber, 48 3d st. Lloyd Andrew, 165 J st.
Grain Dealers.
Knox C. C., cr Front and L sts. McIntosh John, 239-41 J st. Smith H. G., 39 Front st. Bohl & Hedrick, 289 J st.
Reed L. F., 99 Front st.
Tryon Sylvester, J st bet 7th and 8th.
Groceries and Provisions. (IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE.)
Adams, McNeill & Co., 95 Front st. Booth & Co., 43-45-47, Front st. Lindley & Lohman, 46 and 48 K st.
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Mebius & Co., Lady Adams' bldg, 13-15 K st.
Milliken Bro. & Co., 62 and 64 K st.
Groceries and Provisions. (WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.)
Bachman, Lages & Co., 191 J st.
Bauer J. J., 13 Front st.
Bellmer & Co., 278 J st.
Bohl & Hedrick; groceries and grain, 289 J st.
Burke & Hatch, 192 J st.
Cadogan J. J., 43 7th st bet J and K.
Chesley George W., 51 Front st.
Clark & McJunkin, 161 K st.
Constine H., 198 J st. Cook & Pettit, 289 K st.
Cox & Jones, 287 K st.
Daugherty C. K. & Co., 7 Front st.
Garsey L., 202 J st.
Haner & Henderson, s w cr K and 4th sts. Korn A., 175 J st. McIsaac John, 161 Front st. Reid C. C., 199 J st.
Rippon J. & Co., s w cr J and 9th sts.
Rochon Octave, 224 K st. Ross Thomas, big tree store, 225 J st. Russell P. H., 209 J st.
Uhl Geroge, 147 K st .. Weil C. 316 J st.
Groceries and Family Supplies.
Batcher John, ne cr 3d and M sts. Bell John, family groceries, cr 9th and N sts. Clark & Dolan, n e cr 8th and M sts. Clayton & Griffith, n w cr M and 6th sts. Coffee M. M., family groceries, 256 3d st cr Q. Crowell W. T., 288 J st. 30
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Devlin Robert, n w er M and 4th sts. Evers August, family groceries, 258 L st. Fisch Fred., ne cr G and 12th sts. Gibson Mrs. Mary, Old Point Comfort, Jib boom st Guth George, family groceries, 256 M st. Halsey W. H., s w cr L and 2d sts. Hanche Henry, ne cr N and 4th sts. Harrington James, s e cr 5th and O sts. Heilbron A. & Bro., 177 3d st bet N and O. Heinrich Charles, 67 L st, cr 3d. Heisch August, s w cr M and 2d sts. Hyman Moses, n w cr N and 6th sts.
Joseph Wm. & Co., cr E and 12th sts. Koning Frederick, n w cr O and 4th sts.
Konning Richard, 318 H st.
Maas & Neilson, ne cr 7th and N sts.
McCarragher John, 128 L st or 5th.
Menke C. J., s w cr N and 10th sts. Mier Frederick, s w cr I and 6th sts. Noble R., 256 K st cr 9th.
Quanchi & Co., 15 Front st.
Rich & Smith, 171 J st. Rusch & Bayer, 192 2d st.
Seeger Robert, s w cr 7th and L sts.
Silberstein Mark, n w cr K and 13th sts. Uhl George, 147 K st.
Whingate Joseph, s w cr M and 5th sts. Wilson L. W., M st bet 27 and 28th.
Winter Herman, s e cr M and 2d sts.
Halls.
Agricultural Pavilion, ne cr 6th and M sts. Concert Hall, 107 K st.
Graham Hall, 6th st bet J and K.
Hamilton Hall, 109 K st. Musical Hall, 84 K st.
Stanley Hall, 303 to 305 K st.
Turn Verein, 268 K st.
Hardware. (SEE AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTE).
Carolan James & Co., n e cr Front and J sts.
Gibbs & Holmes, 49 and 51 J st.
Huntington, Hopkins & Co, 54 K st. Merwin Henry, 84 and 86 J st. Moore E. J., 196 J st.
Prader J. & W. A., 203 J st.
Treadwell & Co., 43, 45, 47 J st.
Gun and Locksmiths.
Angell G., 121 K st. Basler John, 207 J st. Flohr A., 6th st bet J and K. Koppikus A., Metropolitan Theater bldg, K st bet 4th and 5th. Rave C., 44 6th st bet J and K. Schade John, 105 J st.
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Hats and Caps.
Eagle Hat Store, 37 J st, by L. Elkus. Kohler H., hats, boots and shoes, 143 J st. Meussdorffer J. C., 125 J st. Quinn D. H., 87 J st. Rueff Jacob, hats, boots and shoes, 180 J st. Trope Peter, 123 J st.
Harness and Saddle.
Armstrong Thomas, 356 J st.
Cook Hiram, 233 J st.
Cushing F. L., 134 K st.
Gehring F. J., 270 J st.
Gotthold F., harness, 308 J st.
Greisel Jacob, saddlery, 318 J st.
Iser C., 149 K st.
Klein A. R., 345 J st.
Mason J. P., 91 K st.
Parker James E., 146 K st.
Roth S., 167 J st.
Stoll J. T., 172 K st.
Stone R. & Co., 162 J st.
Wagenblast C. F., 157 J st.
Hay, Grain and Feed. (SEL PRODUCE.)
Leitch & Van Namee, ne cr K and 5th sts.
Mier J. T., 83 K st.
Reed L. F., 99 Front st.
Robertson R. L., 229 J st.
Ross C. H., 249 J st.
Hotels and Boarding Houses.
Atlantic, s e cr I and 12th sts, by Herman Groth. Bennett Miss Mary, s w cr J and 4th sts.
Babcock John, private boarding, 102 K st. Belvidere, 6th st, bet J and K.
Brannan House, 12 J st, by Mrs. Julia Dunn.
Brooklyn Hotel, 85 Front st, by J. E. Mooney. Capital Hotel, 190 K st, by Traver & Day. City Hotel, 73 K st, by Patrick Conlon. Clinton House, 119 3d st bet L and M, by Mrs. M. A. Joy. Crescent City, 181 J st, by W. R. Watters. Ebner Hotel, 18 K st, by Kumle & Schaefer. Eldred House, K st bet 10th and 11th, by Sidney Eldred.
Empire Hotel, 151 Front st, by Louis Binninger. Fourth Avenue, 101 L st, cr 4th, by Mrs. E. P. Figg. Fountain House, 298 J st, by Mrs. Elizabeth Phelps. Golden Eagle, 189 K st, by D. E. Callahan. Haines' Exchange Hotel, 322 J st. Hotel de France, 90 2d st, bet K and E, by Mrs. Eugenie Dumas Hunt! Illinois Hunter's House, 224 L st, by Joseph Weet. International Hotel, 90 K st, by Mrs. B. Eisenminger. Korn's Hotel, 43 and 45 5th st, by Lewis Korn. Magnolia, 23 J at, by B. F. Johnson.
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Mansion House, 6, 8 and 10 7th st bet I and J, by N. Currier. Mechanic's Exchange Hotel, 24 I st, by Henry Treichler. Mineral Point Hotel, 173 J st, by Peter McGreevy. New York Hotel, 91 2d st.
Orleans, 2d st bet J and K, by Cullen & Co. Pennsylvania House, 216 K st.
Russ House, ss K st bet 8th and 9th.
St Louis Hotel, 255 J st, by C. Miller.
Union Hotel, 2d st bet J and K, by Barney Clark. U. S. Hotel, 55 Front st, by P. J. McMahon. What Cheer Hotel, cr Front and K sts, by John Singleton. Western Hotel, 43 K st, by N. D. Thayer.
Wm. Tell House, s e cr 9th and J, by John B. Kohl.
House and Sign Painters.
Boardman J. M., 126 K st.
Calvyn James M., e s 2d bet J and K sts.
Cox & Mitchell, 55 4th st.
Dealing O. W., 112 5th st.
Jones Thomas, 48 J st.
Kroff Wm. & Marsh, 4th st bet I and J.
Newmayer G. de, 44 5th st.
White H. O., 48 J st.
Ice.
Caduc Phil., 43 3d st.
Insurance and Real Estate Agents.
Coleman W. P .; office 89 J st.
English W. G .; office 88 J st.
Howell Josiah; office 54 J st.
Hayden C. C .; office 17 J st.
Kendall David ; office 45 4th st.
Leonard A .; office 48 4th st.
Poorman Samuel ; office Morse's bldg, 2d st bet J and K.
Sweetser A. C .; office 47 4th st bet J and K.
Tingman John ; office 45 4th st.
Ross David ; office Big Tree store, 225 J st.
Wetzlar Julius, 4th st bet J and K.
Intelligence Offices.
Cook L. D. & John Houston, Pioneer, 4th st bet K and L. Rowan James, 89 K st.
Iron, Steel and Coal. (SEE HARDWARE).
Gibbs & Holmes, 49 and 51 J st. Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 54 K st.
Van Winkle & Co., 93 J st.
Prader J. & W. A., 203 J st.'
Iron Works and Machine Shops.
Central Pacific R R shop, bet 4th and 6th, D and E sts. Sacramento, I st bet Front and 2d, by Goss & Lambard. Schmeiser George, 73 J st. Union Iron Works, 171 Front st bet N and O, by Williams & Co.
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Jewelers.
Cummings Wm., Sr., 106 J st. Floberg & Conrad, 60 J st. Hammer L. K., 230 J st. Hyman J., 136 J st.
Jelly Samuel, 120 J st.
Lundquist Edwin, manufacturer, 42 3d st. Olsson John, manufacturer, 42 3d st.
Parker George M., 34 K st.
Wachhorst Hermann, 79 J st.
Kerosene, Lamps and Glass.
Cummings Wm., Sr, 106 J st.
Dennery A. & Co., 175 J st.
Dennery B., 116 J st.
Merrell I. L., 101 J st.
Van Lambruck Louis, 178 3d st.
Liquors and Wines. (SEE GROCERIES).
Billings E. L., 105 and 107 K st.
Chevalier F., 44 K st.
Ebner & Bro., St George bldg, 4th st bet J and K.
Fox & Strutz, 41 J st.
Powers & Co, 89 Front st.
Schoonmaker & Casey, 50 K st.
Stevenson James, 53 Front st.
Lime.
Bannon Patrick, 50 6th st bet J and K.
Holmes H. T. & Co., 78 6th st bet K and L.
Livery and Feed Stables.
Baker & Everts, 7th st stable, bet K and L.
Bauquier Joseph, feed stable, 182 K st. Gillis D., feed stable, 257 I st, cr 9th. Grafmuller Andrew, 9th st bet J and K. Ganong O. T., 174 K st, Toll's stable. Myers J. W., feed stable, 352 J st. Pacific Stables, 86 and 88 2d st, by F. S. Malone.
Paine Stables, 140 and 142 K st, by Charles E. Paine.
Sacramento stable, 166 K st, by Wm M Reynolds.
Scriver T. D., Pioneer stable, 4th st bet 1 and J sts.
Tryon Sylvester,10th st bet H and I.
Stanley Lee, 308 and 310 K st. .
Walter F., feed stable, cr K and 12th sts.
Lumber Merchants.
Avery J. W., ne cr 2d and M sts. Drew N. L. & Co., n w cr M and 2d sts. .
Frazer W. F., s e cr L and 5th sts. Friend & Terry, 140 2d st.
Markets.
Arnold Jacob, Second street Market, cr N. Bryan & Showler, Phoenix stalls, 76 K st. Baltimore Market, 218 L st, by Christian Weisel.
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Boston, cr L and 2d sts, by P. Herzogg.
California, 251 J st, by Frank Keller. City Market, 18 J st, by A. W. Burns. Golden Gate, cr 7th and N sts, by S. Gottlieb.
Empire, 24 K st, Green & Trainor.
Fulton Market, s w cr K and 5th sts, Vincent Tortell. Fulton Market, s w cr M and 5th sts, by Martin Steinmetz. Heilbron A. & Bro., 177 3d st. Lorenz & Doll, 288 J st, cr 10th.
M Street Market, 224, cr 8th st, by Leopold Zoller.
Moehr & York, 314 J st, cr 11th.
National Market, 314 J st, by Gabriel Wieber.
Oriental, 114 K st, by George Phil. Hartman.
Railroad Market, cr O and 2d sts, by Rusch & Metzer.
Ross A., shop, 12 7th st, bet H and I.
Sixth street Market, bet I and J, by Frus & Mahrt.
Schwartz Charles, s e cr 7th and L sts.
Union Market, 54 3d st, by H. Franks.
Washington, cr M and 2d sts.
Marble Works.
Aitken & Co., 131 K st. Devine J. H. & Bro., 155 K st.
Mills and Flour Merchants. (SIN GROCERIES.)
Lambard Mills; office s e cr I and 2d sts, by Redington & Williams. Pioneer Mills, Slater's Addition, near Sacramento Bridge; office 39 Front st, by Smith, Carroll Co.
Phoenix Mills, 286 J st, by Reel & Barber.
Milliners.
Ames Mrs. H., 103 J st.
Barrett Mrs. J. A., 153 J st.
Blackleach Daniel W., 155 J st.
Carley Mrs. E. M., 78 J st.
Dennis Miss C. L., 109 J st.
Emmons Miss & S. G. Foster, 107 J st.
Preston Mrs. R. B. & Miss M. A., 113 J st.
Ryan Miss Mariah, 145 J st.
Shay Mrs. Peter, 6th st, bet J and K.
Schmidt C. H., 133 J st.
Wachborst Mrs & Miss Catharine Kelly, 69 J st.
Music and Toys.
Dale Richard, 185 J st. Hammer L. K., jewelry and music, 230 J st. Menke A. M., toys, 171 J st.
Pasquier M., toys, 169 J st. Dohn Charles, 155 J st.
Nurseries.
Empire nursery, s w cr R and 3d sts, by Peter Kunz. Sacramento, block bet 18th and 19th, B and C sts, by A. Gaffanesch.
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Ministers.
Anderson T. H. B., Seventh street Methodist Church ; res, G st bet 12th and 13th.
Charlton Frederick, Baptist Church ; res, s e cr 8th and I.
Cotter J. S., Pastor St. Rose's Church ; res, 7th st bet J and K.
Dwinell E. I., Congregational Church ; res, 184 L st.
Hill W. H., Grace Church ; res, s w cr 8th and I sts. McDonald James S, 217 N st.
Ross John W., Sixth street Methodist Church ; res, s side N st bet 7th and 8th.
Stamper Wm., Jewish Synagogue, 6th st; res, 146 5th st bet M and N.
News Agents.
Lytle George I., res 210 2d st. Raney C. T., 92 K st.
Senter M. S., 70 J st.
Stuart R., 81 K st.
Oils, Paints and Window Glass.
Fuller & Heather, 28 K st.
Krebs C. A., 188 J st. Renz John, 222 J st.
Physicians and Surgeons.
Albertson J. A., office Garwood's bldg, J st bet 5th and 6th.
Clark J. K., office Garwood's bldg, J st bet 5th and 6th.
Clapp H. C.,'121 3d st.
Cluness W. R., ne cr 2d and K sts.
Crane S. S., 57 Front st.
Frey & Thomas, office Hiller & Andrews' bldg, n e cr J and 3d sts.
Ferris A. S., Fourth Avenue House, 101 L st cr 4th.
Harkness H. W., Sazerac bldg, cr J and 2d sts.
Haswell C. S., office 157 K st near cr 6th.
Hazard A A., 166 2d st. Hatch F. W., office over 128 J st.
Marx Charles J., 198 K st.
Morgan G. G., s w cr 7th and M sts.
Montgomery Joseph F., office 103 J st.
Nichols H. L., 66 J st. Nixon A. B., s w cr 6th and J sts.
Oatman Ira E., office 189 J st.
Phelan G. J., County Hospital, L st bst 10th and 11th.
Shields F. M., office 117 J st.
Simmons G. L., office 46 J st.
Pawnbrokers.
Davis Joe, cr alley and 4th sts bet J and K. Steinmann Jacob, Morse's bldg, 2d st bet J and K.
Photograph Galleries.
Bailey A. P., 244 J st. Beals H. S., over 111 J st. Plank Mrs. B. F., Hiller & Andrews' bldg, n e cr J and 3d sts. Reed W. & Co., 117 J st. Todd John A., 81 J st. Walters N. & Co., 70 J st.
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Printing Offices.
Bee, 36 3d st, L. P. Davis & Co.
Crocker H. S. & Co., 42 and 44 J st.
Record, office 42 and 44 J st. State Printing office, Read's block, 3d st bet I and J. Union, 49 3d st, James Anthony & Co. Russell & Winterburn, Read's block, 3d st bet I and J. State Capital Reporter, 42 and 44 J st, up stairs.
Private Boarding Houses.
Avery Mrs. Abiel, 56 K st.
Bulger Mrs. A., lodging, 116 3d st bet L and M.
Burdick Mrs. L., 148 2d st bet M and N.
Coon Nathan, 304 H st.
Dodge J. P., 102 K st.
Prentice Mrs. E. D., 52 L st.
Stevenson Mrs. C. R., on 10th st bet H and I.
Van Every Mrs. H. 54 L st.
Produce Merchants.
Hammer & Keber, 17 and 19 K st. Lyon & Sons, 21 J st.
Leitch & Van Namee, ne cr K and 5th sts.
Poultry, Eggs and Game.
Barnes Jacob, 229 J st.
Blum E., 38 K st.
Jones D. E., 227 J st.
Pearl Sylvester, 54 3d st, fish, game and vegetables. Polese A. B., 168 K st.
Public Offices.
City Assessor, Water Works bldg, cr I Front sts. L City Auditor, Water Works bldg.
City School Superintendent, 189 J st.
Clerk of the Supreme Court, Hastings bldg, 2d st bet J and K. Governor's office, s s N st bet 8th and 9th.
Adjutant General of the State, St. George bldg, 4th st bet J and K. Surveyor General of the State, 187 J st. United States Internal Revenue, St. George bldg, 4th st bet J and K. United States Land office, St. George bldg, 4th st bet J and K. The county offices, Masonic block, s w cr 6th and K sts.
Restaurants.
Arcade, 2d st bet J and K, Thomas Guinean, proprietor. Cincinnati, K st, W. F. Swimley, proprietor. Fashion Restaurant, 2d st bet J and K. Globe Restaurant, 39 K st, by Antone Maureitch.
Kosta F. & Co., Front st, near ne cr K.
Louisiana, 164 K st. Maina Marco, s w cr 3d and J st. Progress House, 17-19 K st. Quanchi D. & Co., Croce Federalle, 15 Front st. Rattenberry W. H., restaurant, 80 J st. Restaurant, 226 J st cr 8th.
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Salt Merchants.
Hobby & Potter, 58 J st. Soda Factory. Billings E. L., 105-107 K st. Seed Store.
Strong W. R., 8-10 J st.
Saloons.
Arcade, 2d st bet J and K sts. Bachle Joseph, Mechanic's, 52 5th st. .
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Bank Exchange, cr K and 2d sts; C Hamilton & J C Keenan.
Beatty Thomas, Telegraph, 360 J st.
Branch, 119 K st ; B T Bibbins.
Breen Richard, City hotel, 73 K st. Brewer Anton, 173 Front st.
Cable Saloon, 358 J st ; L. Preston.
Cache Creek, 168 K st.
Capital Saloon, s w cr 7th and I.
Colonade, cr K and Front ; J H F Neuman.
Congress Hall, 112 J st ; James Hanlon.
Court Exchange, 4th st bet J and K; James E Laughlin.
Emmet, s w cr I and 4th sts ; Bernard Moran.
Frank's Corner, s w cr K and 2d sts; J F Suydam.
Foster's, 6 2d st ; J A Johnson.
Gonnet A., Mechanic's saloon, 166 L st.
Granger E., Our Corner, J and 2d sts.
Gover's Sample Rooms, 39 J st.
Gruhler Jacob, lager beer, 6th st bet J and K.
Hamburg, 111 K st ; P. Tiejens.
Hoehn Jacob, Plaza, 286 J st.
Hohn J., 42 K st.
Klay's Saloon, 50 4th st, cr al bet J and K.
Lafayette Hall, 78 K. ; John Hector.
Levy G. N., Merchant's Exchange, 3d st bet J and K.
Lotthammer Louis, 210 J st.
Lotthammer Charles, 145 K st.
Magnolia, 23 J st ; B F Johnson.
Metropolitan, Read's block, cr J and 3d sts.
Meyers John W., 22 K st ; Empire.
Myers Paul, 253 J st.
National, 306 J st ; George Bruce.
Newbauer Adam & Co, Corral, 85 3d st.
New Orleans, 162 K st, cr 6th ; Shamloffel & Labasse.
Norfolk, 144 K st ; Robert Allen.
Occidental, 38 J st ; W M Siddons.
Oetll Frank, International, 90 K st.
Orleans, 2d st bet J and K; Hesse & Hopkins.
Overland Mail, J st bet 12th and 13th; Charles E Camp.
Pacific, 59 Front st; John Wohlk.
Phoenix, 107 K st ; D C Wilson.
Pony Exchange, 71 Front st; H C Morrison.
Post Office Exchange, 4th st bet J and K; Patrick Kelley.
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Queen City, 183 J st.
Railroad Exchange, se cr K and 3d; Joe Harris.
Sample Rooms, Masonic bldg, cr K and 6th sts; John Oschwald.
Shades, cr K and 2d; B Stuckenholtz.
St. Charles, 240 J st ; W M Hetrie.
. St. Nicholas, 90 J st ; Toole & Kelley. Turn Verein Hall, 268 K st; Joseph Fritz. Union, 70 K st; Louis Strauss. Wigwam, 105 Front st; Young & Meredith.
Zwicker John, 76 J st.
Shooting Galleries.
Lynch L. L .; 41 8th st bet J and K. Zwicker John, 76 J st.
Steam and Planing Mills.
Hotchkiss & Co., cr Q and Front sts. Hunt & Anderson, M st near Front.
Undertakers.
Conboie J. A., J st bet 4th and 5th.
Reeves J. W., 53 4th st bet J and K.
Varieties-Music and Toys.
Coolot A. J., 238 J st.
Dale Richard, 185 J st.
Dohn Charles, 155 K st.
Gilman & Bro's, 52 J st.
Pasquier M., 107 J st.
Zekind S. & Co., 85 J st.
Wagon Material.
Hedenberg W. A. & Co., 255 J st. Waterhouse & Lester, 17 7th st bet I and J.
Soap Manufacturers.
Garrity Patrick, s e cr E and 17th sts.
Withington R. H., Capital factory, s w cr 12th and J sts
Stoves, Tin and Hardware.
Dickson J. P., 165 J st.
Gillig, Mott & Co., 53-55 J st.
Hansbrow Thomas, 49 K st.
Holbrook, Merrill & Co., 176-8 J st.
Jackson I. P., 80 J st.
Kellogg Leonard, 243 J st.
Lloyd Andrew, 165 J st.
Swinerton G. H., 193 J st cr 7th.
Terry R. C. & Co., 130 J st.
Van Every H., 110 K st. Wilson J. B., first door below Sazerac bldg, J st. Wood Yards.
bury John & Couch, se cr L and 2d sts. : T. H., 4th st bet I and J.
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Annis Thomas, 122 K st. Bidwell A. C., L st bet 5th and 6th.
Wool and Hides.
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Hawks James, 116 K st. Lowell J. P., First and Broad sts, near Sacramento bridge. Wagon Makers and Blacksmithing.
Blessing E. G., n e cr J and 11th sts.
Brown Daniel, 278 K st.
Chadwick George, 7th st bet K and L, horse shoer.
Dolan & Coon, 71 7th st bet K and L.
Fitzsimons Thomas, 7th st bet I and J.
Geisel Henry, I st bet 9th and 10th.
Gunn Erastus, 5 Front st. Hurley John, 335 J st.
Jones T. C. & Wise, 43 9th st bet J and K.
Kessler Martin, 9th st bet J and K.
Kern Frederick, 11th st bet G and H.
Marshall Sylvester, cr I and 11th sts.
Mangan Patrick, 167 K st, horse shoer. McGowan Patrick, n e cr I and 11th sts.
McKillip C., 9th st bet K and L. Melvin Williams, north side I st cr 4th.
Nixon Samuel, 175 K st.
Pike & Young, s e cr L and 4th sts. Ready & Bro., 303 J st. Schluckerbier Wm., J st bet 11th and 12th. Wright & Co., 175 K st.
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APPENDIX.
Noted Events in Sacramento City.
April 1st, 1851, city divided into Wards.
May 1st, First mail left for Salt Lake.
The Mayor's message of May 12th, 1851, shows the indebtedness of the city, $368,551 29. It has been increasing ever since.
August 13th, Tehama theater burned. The American Theater, erect- ed by Dr Volney Spaulding, and opened the 9th September.
January 10th, 1852, the Sacramento Union issued its first weekly.
January 14th, 1852, State Officers and Legislature removed to Sacra- mento; the first session the 16th.
July 17th, 1852-an election held, when the people voted for the con- struction of a wide levee through I street, and also for the erection of a City Hall and prison.
August 12th-Henry Clay's obsequies celebrated; procession marched through the streets ; houses draped in mourning, and eulogy delivered by Hon. Tod Robinson.
September 6th-peaches first in market, ranging from twenty-five to fifty cents each.
October 7th, proposition made to Common Council to light the city with gas.
October 8th, 1852, the first Agricultural Fair ; J. L. L. F. Warren principal manager.
November 2d, 1852, the conflagration that destroyed the entire city. December 9th-in accordance with resolutions of the citizens and Common Council, J. W. Winans delivered a eulogy upon Daniel Webster.
On the 13th of July, 1854, another destructive fire occurred. It broke out in B. C. Newcomb's furniture warehouse, situated on the alley be- tween J and K, Third and Fourth streets, about noonday.
On the 8th of September, 1854, occurred the Chinese war on I street. Several were wounded, but none killed; the police interfered and lodged the belligerents in the city prison.
On the 27th of January, 1855, at noon, the steamer Pearl blew up. It occurred opposite the American river. Seventy dead bodies were found.
On the 4th of January, 1864, the Board of Trustees, upon the appli- cation of James Carolan and others, passed an order to raise Front street from I to J; on the 16th of January the contract was awarded to Edward Kelly. James Carolan & Co.'s building, on the corner of J and Front streets, was the first one raised to the high grade. E. D. Fell commenced the work about the middle of February, with hydraulic power.
The work of grading the streets moved slowly at first; as the property holders gained more confidence in being able to secure their property against the inroads of floods, the work moved more rapidly. The whole of Front street to Q is now up to the grade, J to Sixth, and K to Fourth. Front street is paved with cobbles from I to L, K from Front to Fourth ; J street has the Nicolson pavement laid from Front to Fourth, and as
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soon as the season will admit of the work it will be paved to Fifth. Sev- eral houses on J street between Fifth and Sixth are being raised to high grade. In another Summer it is quite probable that the entire street to Seventh will be raised.
FLOODS .- January 8th, 1850; March 8th, 1852; December 19th, 1852; December 31st, 1852; December 9th, 1861; January 11th, 1862.
December 27th, 1867, about daylight, the Sacramento river, opposite the city, was twenty-four feet four inches above low water mark-being the highest ever known by the oldest inhabitant.
Manufactures.
Sacramento, in the common acceptation of the term, is not a manu- facturing city, yet there is a much larger amount of capital and labor employed in that line than many suppose. Her manufactures, while they admit of no great variety, will compare favorably with any in the State of their kind; in fact some of them are superior, both as regard capacity and the quality of the article made. The most prominent manufactures of the city are Iron Works and Flour Mills.
THE UNION IRON WORKS-On Front street, formerly known as Bow- stead's Foundry, was erected in 1851. It is now owned by Williams & Co., and affords employment for twenty-five or thirty men. During the Summer of 1866 the firm raised the main work shop to the high grade and made other convenient and costly improvements. This establish- ment works both brass and iron, and has generally been well patronized.
SACRAMENTO IRON WORKS, Goss & Lambard, proprietors, on I street, between Front and Second, was erected in 1852. The proprietors have, notwithstanding the heavy damages sustained by them from the fires and floods, which have more than once brought Sacramento to the verge of irretrievable ruin, continued to enlarge their shops and to add new and convenient machinery to their works. At the present time it is in the front rank of that class of establishments on this coast and can make anything of brass, copper or iron, from a faucet to the most powerful steam engine. This establishment has a capacity to work a hundred hands. It is well known, not only in California, but also the State of Nevada can bear witness that much of the stamping and crushing of quartz within her precincts is done by engines and pestles made at Goss & Lambard's.
FLOUR MILLS .- There are three Flour mills in Sacramento city. The Pioneer (Smith, Carroll & Co.), is situated in Slater's addition, near the Sacramento bridge; motive power steam. It has six run of stone and is one of the largest mills in the State. Its capacity is five hundred barrels of flour per day. The Lambard Mills, situate on I st between Front and Second, Redington & Williams, proprietors, has four run of stone and has a capacity to turn out four hundred barrels of flour per day. The Pho- nix Mills, at the corner of J. and 13th streets, Reel & Barber, proprietors, motive power steam, has three run of stone and capacity to manufacture two hundred aud fifty barrels per day.
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MANUFACTURES .- There are seven different shops, and either of them can readily construct anything in their line, both serviceable and handsome. In fact, the fine carriages that are made in this city will, for beauty of structure and durability, equal any made in the United States. No place can boast of finer workmen, or those dis- posed to do a better job.
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TAILORS .- There are eleven tailor shops, either of which can both cut and make the desired dress in the most improved style.
BOOT MANUFACTURES .- There are thirteen shoe and boot shops in the city. Each seem to be constantly engaged in filling orders.
CIGARS .- There are three establishments in the city for the manufac- ture of cigars.
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