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The first business done by the Court of Sessions in the exercise of the jurisdiction afterwards conferred upon the Board of Supervisors, was to order the Sheriff to inform C. M. Weber Esq., that the Court was in session and prepared to recieve any communication from him relative to donations of land which he proposed to make to the County of San Joaquin for public buildings. Captain Weber is very prominent in the proceedings of the early courts, and seems to have been assailed and harrassed continually by squatters upon the lands which he had ac- quired by hard fought battles against pioneer hardships and dangerous savages. We find the following expression of indignation by an old
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settler, written to the Stockton Times, June 15, 1850, which, we. copy into this articie as an indication of the appreciation the better class of citizens felt for Captain Weber in the uncertain and expensive litiga- tion in which he was then involved, and as a tribute of respect to Stockton's greatest benefactor, whose rights then so trampled upon, have finally been vindicated by triumphant justice. The author among other things says :
"Having been a resident of California for a number of years and "knowing Mr. Weber for the last four or five of them, I venture to say "that there are but few Americans now in this country who have "lived here for that length of time, and have not been recipients of " favors from that gentleman. In 1845, a Mr. Lindsay was killed by- "the Indians near where Stockton now stands. He was at that time " the only white inhabitant of this region. There had been a large "number of grants given for land in what is called the San Joaquin " District, but still none had the hardihood to settle their grants up to " the first of 1846. It was about that time Mr. Weber settled his, and at " a great deal of trouble and expense. It was next to impossible for "him to get men enough to protect themselves against the Indians, and "everybody thought they were risking their lives for a little worthless "land. Mr. Weber succeeded in getting some few, hardy enough to "settle with him, among whom I can recollect B. K. Thompson and "Andy Baker; and finally after losing cattle and horses, and paying ex- " travagant prices for labor, he succeeded in establishing a ranche where "Stockton now stands; and the reader must bear in mind that at that "time the gold mines had not been discovered, and consequently there "was no prospect for a town. Those persons who wish to obtain land " so much without paying their money for it, should have come to the "country at an early day as he did. Under Mexican authority, he " would have been defended in his posessions to all eternity ; and I "have no doubt he will be defended in his rights by the legal authority "constituted by the State of California. Mr. Weber is, and always "has been, one of the best friends the Americans ever had in California, "and from his devotion to them, he was taken prisoner in 1847, and "was ever ready and willing to risk life and 'property in their cause. "I am prompted in writing the foregoing only by that sense of justice "between man and man which should govern Americans, and which I " doubt not a large majority of the people of Stockton would cordially "award him. (signed) AN OLD SETTLER. "
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Of the present members of the Stockton Bar now residing here, only four were here in '49, viz : C. M. Creanor, D. S. Terry, S. A. Booker and H. Amyx. J. B. Hall came shortly afterwards. The following is a complete list as near as the same can be ascertained of the Judges, Associate Justices of Sessions, Sheriffs, Clerks, District Attorneys and the members of Stockton Bar:
DISTRICT JUDGES.
C. M. Creanor,
J. M. Cavis, S. A. Booker.
COUNTY JUDGES.
ASSOCIATE JUSTICES.
BENJ. WILLIAMS
H. Amyx O. C. Emory
J. K. Shafer.
B. G. Weir
WM. ROOT
B. G. Weir J. K. Shafer.
O. C. EMORY
B. G. Weir
A. G. STAKES
W. G. Weir
A. G. STAKES
A. C. Baine A. C. Baine J. J. Drummond
A. G. STAKES
R. W. Noble
G. B. Douglass· R. W Noble
J. K. SHAFER .
G. B. Douglas J. Jenkins
J. K. SHAFER
A. G. Brown
GEO. W. TYLER
A. G. Brown
H. R. Porter
H. B. UNDERHILL, W. E. GREENE, W. E. GREENE, W. S. BUCKLEY, (appointed by Governor Newton Booth May 8th, 1874, to fill vacancy caused by death of Judge Greene), W. S. BUCKLEY.
CLERKS. . ELECTED.
SHERIFFS.
ELECTED.
A. C. Bradford.
1850
R. P. Ashe . 1850
Gilbert Claiborne
.1853
Nelson Taylor 1853
John W. O'Neal 1853
Geo. Webster . 1855
E. M. Howison
1857
T. W. O, Neal. 1557
H. E. Hall. 1861
T. K. Hook . 1861
H. T. Dorrance 1863
C. C. Rynerson 1863
Aug. Munter 1869
Freeman Mills 1867
Geo. Tilghman. .1871
G. H. Castle. 1869
John Wasley . 1875
Thos. Cunningham 1871
H. W. Weaver
1877
O. C. EMORY.
J. K. Shafer
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DISTRICT ATTORNEYS.
ELECTED.
ELECTED.
S. A. Booker
April, 1850
J. K. Shafer Nov. 1850
L. C. Gaugh
Nov. 1851
W. W. Porter
Nov. 1852
William Robinson . Oct. 1853
O. L. Bridges . Sept. 1854
T. T. Bouldin. Sept. 1857
J. G. G. Jenkins
Sept. 1859
H. B. Underhill .Sept. 1861
J. C. Byers . . Sept. 1863
E. S. Pillsbury
Sept. 1865 W. S. Montgomery Sept. 1869
E. S. Pillsbury
Sept. 1871
A. W. Roysdon .
.Sept. 1873
J. A. Hosmer
Sept. 1875
W. L. Hopkins .Sept. 1877
DISTRICT COURT ROLL.
H. A. Lyons
*D. S. Terry
J. H. Jones
*C. M. Creanor E. L. B. Brooks
T. B. Van Buren
Benj. Williams
H. T. Booream
W. D. Fair
W. B. Sloan
C. A. Leake
D. W. Perley Wm. A. Root Dr. Roberts Isaac Baggs
O. L. Bridges
J. K. Shafer
W. F. Nye Mr. Stafford
Mr. Brockway
T. T. Bouldin
W. H. Rumsey
W. W. Porter
A. G. Stakes
C. C. Gaugh
H. T. Huggins
W. B. Roman
J. K. Irvine -
F. Yeister
E. Stanley
Robt. Mccullough J. T. Fish Mr. Bostwick
E. A. Pollard
*J. H. Budd
S. B. McKee
O. M. Brown
H. C. Bradford
S. P. Scaniker
L. T. Carr
*J. C. Byers
*W. L. Dudley
H. B. Underhill
*F. T. Baldwin
H. E. Hall
H. A. Manchester
R. B. Hall *J. M. Cavis J. G. Jenkins M. G. Cobb
H. H. Swan
E. S. Pillsbury
W. E. Greene
*E. E. Hood G. V. Smith
*J. A. Louttit
A. W. Roysden
R. McCaffee C. H. Marks *S. L. Terry *J. A. Hosmer
*Wm. M. Gibson *A. Van R. Paterson *J. C. Campbell
Geo. W. Silver O. B Taylor
*J. M. Hogan
*P. S. Wilkes
*B. McKinne L. Dent
T. H. Lord
*W. S. Montgomery David Higgins M. N. Rogers *D. H. Huffman S. J. Hinds
*James H. Budd *J. E. Budd *Geo. E. McStay L. B. Noble *C. C. Paulk
*Now residing in Stockton.
*W. L. Hopkins Aug. Munter *C. M. Ritter *S. L. Carter *W. Minta *S. A. Booker
R. B. Hall
E. Randolph Thos. Caldwell
G. T. Martin
*W. S. Buckley *L. W. Elliott
*J. B. Hall
Thos. Baker
S. D. Blackburn
H. H. Rhees
R. K. Chamberlayne
M. Endicott
H. A. Crabb
A. C. Baine
Jas. Anderson
*W. H. Lyons
*H. Amyx
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H. T. DORRANCE,
Manufacturer and Importer of T
Saddlery
and
Harness
CALIFORNIA, LADIES' AND IMPORTED
SADDLES
California Bits and Spurs, Riding Bridles, Brushes, Combs, Cards, Whips of all kinds, Robes,
Team, Concord, Buggy, Coach and Trotting Harness, Horse Blankets, Linen Covers.
No. 185 Hunter St., Stockton.
Repairing Promptly Attended to.
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E. Hickman,
IMPORTER
And Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
foreign & omestic.
Staple & fancy
DRY GOODS
Carpets, Oil-Cloths,
-AND-
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
206
Main St.,
STOCKTON, CAL. .
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E. MOORE, Stockton.
J. B. PECK & B. W. OWENS, 226 Clay St., S. F.
Owens, Moore & Co.,
Jobbers and Retail Dealers in
PROVISIONS
Dry Goods,
CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES,
HARDWARE, ETC.,
Cor. Main and Centre Sts., Stockton.
Particular Attention Given to Orders from the Country.
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Austin's Bazaar,
Where may be found at Lowest Rates a
FULL LINE OF NOVELTIES
PICTURES,
Picture Frames, Brackets,
ZEPHYR WORSTEDS,
Stationery, Albums, Jewelry,
TOILET ARTICLES, ETC.
FRAMES MADE TO ORDER.
O. A. AUSTIN, 188 Main Street.
4 Doors above Wells, Fargo & Co.
J. B. HOUCHE, Manufacturer and dealer in all kinds of
FURNITURE Pillows, Carpet, Oil Cloth, Matting, Cutlery, LOUNGES, SPRING BEDS, TOP MATTRESSES, PILLOW CASES GROCERIES, CROCKERY, ETC.
Goods Solicited on Consignment. .COR. MAIN ANDCENTRE STS., STOCKTON.
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BADGER BROS.,
DEALERS IN
Paints, Oil, Glass,
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VARNISHES, WALL PAPER,
WINDOW SHADES
ETC., ETC.
No, 200 Main St., Stockton.
House, Sign, and Ornamental
PAINTING.
Orders from the Country filled with Care and Dispatch.
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E. S. HOLDEN,
DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES, SPONGES, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY, ETC. Physicians' Prescriptions carefully compounded, and orders answered with care and dispatch.
Stockton, Cal.
WHITE & THOMAS, (Successors to A. WASHBURN.) Hunter St., between Main and Market, Stockton, Cal., Manufacturers of
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, SHUTTERS AND WINDOW FRAMES. All Kinds of Mill Work done to Order.
JAMES M. MCCARTY, NOTARY PUBLIC, REAL ESTATE, LOAN, FIRE and LIFE, INSURANCE AND GENERAL AGENT. Houses Let and Rents Collected.
Consigns Wool, Sheep, Cattle and Hogs to the firm of FALKNER, BELL & CO. Sale of Sheep Hogs and Cattle negotiated.
201 Main St., Stockton, Cal.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Cor. Center and Market Sts., STOCKTON.
C. SCHMIDER & H. C. HOLMAN, PROPRIETORS.
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C olumbia A. LUTZ, Proprietor.
Duse
Northwest Cor. Channel and San Joaquin Sts.,
STOCKTON, CAL.
Single Meals 25c | Lodging ... 250 Board by the Week. ... $4 00 Board with Lodging $5 00 Board with Single Room, $5 50.
THOS. E. HERSEY,
-Dealer in and Manufacturer of-
BOOTS
AND
SHOES
257 Main St., Yo Semite Block, STOCKTON, CAL. Agent for the Patent Union Shoe Button Fastener for Ladies', Gents' and Childrens' Shoes.
.
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fiote
SANJOAQUINHOTEL
E. STOETZER
PROPRIETOR,
Cor. Weber Ave. and San Joaquin St.,
(OPPOSITE COURT-HOUSE,)
STOCKTON, CAL.
Good Accommodations for Families.
Board with Single Room 86.00 per Week. Board and Lodging $5.00 per Week. Board without Lodging $4.00 per Week.
SINGLE MEALS, 25 Cents, BEDS, 25 and 50 Cents.
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1878 1878
MATTESON & WILLIAMSON, MANUFACTURERS OF
Farming Implements ! Cor. Main and California Sts., STOCKTON, CAL., Would call the attention of the Farming Public to their justly celebrated RICHARD'S IMPROVED HEADER,
"The Stockton Chief,"
(Here Illlustrated."
GITNER
In manufacturing their supply for the coming Harvest Season, they have been determined to maintain the high reputation of the "CHIEF, which it has so signally earned in the past, and feel confident in say- ing that it has no equal in the market to-day. These headers range in cut from 10 to 16 feet, and will be offered at prices suited to the times.
They also have largely in stock their well known
Derricks and Forks
For Threshing and Stacking purposes. These implements are in gen- eral use upon this coast, and need no word of commendation at this time. A general assortment of
Plows, Harrows, Cultivators, Steel Road Scrapers, &c.
kept constantly on hand. Having largely increased their facilities dur- ing the past year, by the addition of heavy Trip Hammers and large Lathes, they are now prepared to do all kinds of heavy forgings, finish- ing and general machine repairing with promptness and at reduced prices.
Call at the old stand as above, or send for Catalogue and Price List. Liberal discounts to the trade.
The Leading Dry-Goods House of the Interior }
CHALMERS BROS., STOCKTON.
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Aaron Henry, soda manufacturer, res cor Rose and Beaver
Aaron Charles M., blacksmith, res cor Rose and Beaver
Abbott Willis L., blacksmith, res Ns Weber ave bet Union and Sacramento
ABBOTT A. M., windmill builder, res cor Weber ave and Ophir .
Abramsky Henry, clerk with M. L. Abramsky 63 Centre
Abramsky C. L., upholsterer, lodges with M. L. Abramsky
Abramsky M. L., real estate agent, McKee's bldg, res 63 Centre
Abernathy John, (Abernathy & Rupert props Occidental saloon Main) res 133 Market
Able George, teamster, res 111 Lafayette
Ackerman M. tanner Pacific Tannery, res E s Pilgrim bet Freemont and Oak
Acuna Joseph, with Thomas & White, planingmill, res E s American bet Washington and Market
Ack Wo, Chinese cigar and tobacco store 182 Levee
Adams Joseph, traveling agent, res S s Oak bet Stanislaus and Grant
Adams Victor, bar-keeper, ldgs Philadelphia House
Adams A. J., clerk, res Oak bet Grant and Aurora
Adcraft W. C., tailor, cor El Dorado and Channel, res same Adee Miss, ldgs 125 Centre
Adams S. P., butcher, ldgs Centre bet Miner's ave and Lindsay
Adams Henry, superintendent gas works, res cor Market and Com- merce
BURTON & MESEROLL, Dentists, }
OVER HOLDENS DRUG STORE MAIN STREET.
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B. P. BATCHELDER, Photographer, 189 El Dorado St.
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Adams Samuel, blacksmith Main, res 283 cor California and Wash- ington
Ahern John, laborer, Market bet Union and Pilgrim
Allen E. H., City Assessor, SE cor Miner ave and Grant
Allen S. M., wheelwright with M. P. Henderson, res 335 cor Stanislaus and Weber ave
Allen C. C. H., druggist with E. S. Holden, res 226 Lindsay
Alegretti G., grocer, cor Washington and Center, res 146 cor Commerce and Washington
Allen M. H., engineer, Sonora bet Stanislaus and Grant
Arthur Elmore, cook, ldgs Washington bet Beaver and Commerce Alberti A., piano tuner, res 242 NW cor Washington and San Joaquin
Alders Charles M., Yo Semite meat market cor American and Main, res same
Amyx Hariston, attorney at law, Main bet San Joaquin and Hunter, res American bet Church and Sonora
Anditch Nicholas, gardner, Sierra Nevada bet Market and Washington Andrews J. C., foreman with J. H. Andrews, res Elk bet Main and Market
Anderson W. S., laborer, ldgs Johnson's stable
Andrews James L., book keeper, ldgs 211 Center
ANDREWS J. H., saddles, harness and collars, 210 Center, res 211 Center
Anderson Newton, plasterer, Clay bet Aurora and Grant
Andrews H. A. laborer, bds U. S. Hotel
Anaya Frank, barber, res 250 Lafayette
Arends Leonard, laborer, San Joaquin Brewery Armstrong H., stage carpenter, res 209 Lafayette
Arrivey W. L., clerk, Clay bet Center and El Dorado Arrivey Augustus, blacksmith, 308 Lafayette
Armende Fred., sheepherder, Avenue House
Arnold August, tanner, Center bet Scott's ave and Taylor
Arnold Fred., boots and shoes, 194 Main, res cor Lindsay and El Do- rado
Aregorian Mrs. Relar, nurse, Grant bet Sonora and Church
Arandt Solomon, peddler res 84 California
Arnold G. P., Idgs San Joaquin Hotel
Arendt B., peddler, res Es Hunter bet Lindsay and Fremont
Armington B. M. City Hall keeper, res 133 Stanislaus
HOGAN & SMITH, The Leading Hardware Firm
of the San Joaquin Valley, Stockton.
CHALMERS BROS., }
STOCKTON, can Suit You in {Dry-Goods and Carpets.
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Armbrust Louis, gardener, SE cor Oak and East
Arthur Richard, teamster, res cor Park and Pilgrim
Ashley C. A., driver, 209 Church
Atkinson E. C., (Atkinson & Clark) propr's Stockton Business College, res Sacramento City
Atwood O. F., Deputy Sheriff, res 288 cor Market and California
Atwood Leroy, printer with D. H. Bardine, ldgs cor Weber ave and American
Austin Wm. B. hardware, Es Hunter bet Market and Main, res 57 Park
Aubert August, laborer, res 190 Oak
Auld J. M., carriage trimmer with Little & Riordan
Aust John G., blacksmithing, Es California bet Main and Market, res San Joaquin bet American and Washington
Aubry A. E., engineer, Stockton City Mills, res Main bet Beaver and Elk
AUSTIN O. A. fancy notions, 202 Main, res Main bet Grant and Stan- islaus
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Bagley B. F., (Cadien & Bagley), res NE cor Sutter and Lindsay
Barney J. H. Jr., grain merchant, Sutter bet Mormon ave and Church Barton I. B. (col) expressman, 299 Washington
Barnum D. B., woodchopper, Market bet California and Sutter Badger Stephen, (Badger Bros.), res over store
Badger Joseph (Badger Bros.), res over store Baldwin Herbert, stationery store, 204 Main, res 204 Main
Baldwin Mrs. Julia, Worth bet Pilgrim and Ophir
BADGER BROS., paints, oils glass, etc., 200 Main
Baxter J. M., San Joaquin bet. Sonora and Church
Bateman Everett Burke, printer Independent office, res Lafayette bet Union and Pilgrim
Barrett Thos., Waiter Yo Semite House
Barnes Thomas, fruit dealer, res 105 American
Bargmann, G. H., attendant at Asylum, res cor Oak and Ophir BATCHELDER B. P., photographer 183 El Dorado, res same Barber J. M., farmer, res 143 Miners' ave
Baird B. P., deputy county assessor, res cor Aurora and Lindsay
For Good Dental Operations go to BURTON & MESEROLL'S Office.
BATCHELDER'S GALLERY is the Largest and Finest in Stockton.
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Balthis John H., blacksmith cor Sutter and Weber ave, res 80 Channel Bates R. S. steward at Asylum, res cor Park and Sutter
Baker, M. D., insurance agent W s Hunter bet Main and Weber ave, res N s Park bet Commerce and Beaver
Bauer H. attendant at Asylum
Barry Edward, laborer, Mormon ave bet Hunter and San Jouquin
Bartlett J. S. Engineer, Idgs San Joaquin Hotel
Barstow J., blacksmith, E s California bet Park and Oak, res S s Park bet California and American
Barricklo D. D., millinery, SE cor California and Weber ave
Baker Charley M., blacksmith, ldgs 101 Grant
Barnett B. B., stock raiser, NW corner Channel and Union
Barnett Marian, res NW corner Union and Channel
Baldwin, F. T., attorney at law Odd Fellow's bldg, res Ns Channel bet Sacramento and Aurora
Baum George, tinsmith with John Jackson, res cor Market and Grant Baggs Wm. M., (proprietor Baggs' warehouse, B. and Son), res cor Beaver and Main
BAGGS WM. M. & SON, brick warehouse Levee bet Commerce and Centre
Bates Mrs. Jane, res E s Union bet Channel and Miners' ave
Baker W. W., clerk Selby's iron store, res 101 Grant
Baldwin George S., watchman at Simpson & Gray's, res N & Flora bet Beaver and Elk
Bambaur Daniel, propr El Dorado saloon cor Weber ave and San Joaquin, res 73 San Joaquin
Baumbaur, Mrs. Katherine, bakery cor Weber ave and Ophir
Baggs Montgomery, (Baggs & Son), res cor Beaver and Main.
Badger Edward, ldgs What Cheer House
Baker Henry, drayman Lane's Mills, res 161 Freemont
Baker Fred, laborer, ldgs 161 Freemont
Barlow Rev. F. N., pastor Baptist Church, res 216 Lindsay
Baltris N., teamster at Asylum
Barney J. H., grain dealer, res N s Weber ave bet Grant and Aurora Barkhorn John( H. Kraft & Co.), res Park bet California and Ameri- can
Bank of Stockton, cor Main and Centre
Bachmann C., wagon maker cor Channel and American, res E s Sutter bet Weber ave and Channel
BUY YOUR STOVES and TIN WARE OF
HOGAN & SMITH, cor Main and San Joaquin Streetg Stockton.
All the Dry-Goods Novelties at CHALMERS BROS., Stockton.
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Backman James, laborer, 44 Oak
Batzer H., asst cook at Female Asylum
Barry John Henry, upholsterer, 72 Main Basilio L., grocer cor Hunter and Market, res same upstairs Baker John, laborer, 326 Lafayette Bartlett Wm., engineer, res 51 Washington
Badgley O. E., school teacher, res 261 cor Lafayette and Grant Barton A. T., carpenter, Grant bet Sonora and Lafayette Barbee Chas. P., carpenter, NE cor Sacramento and Sonora Barker, Thos, ship carpenter, Jackson bet Centre and El Dorado Berlin David, piano teacher, ldgs cor Fremont and Stanislaus Beiso G., grocer NE cor Church and Centre Beasley Chas., architect, 230 Church
Belden Harvey, stable keeper, 158 Lafayettte Belding Charles, soda manufacturer, 190 cor Lafayette and El Dorado Beach H. B., rancher, NE cor Pilgrim and Washington
Beswick Frank, stable keeper, 163 Washington
Beswick Frank Jr., hostler, res 163 Washington
Beswick Henry, Hostler, res 163 Washington
Berger George H., blacksmith with M. P. Henderson, res Miners' ave bet California and American
BEHRNS C., crockery, glass and china ware 174 El Dorado, Idg same Bevan, Philip B., telegraph operator ldgs cor Elk and Main Bertrand Louis, saloon keeper El Dorado, res cor California and Mar. Behrman Henry (Behrman & Raab), res What Cheer House Belding W. J., drygoods El Dorado, res 141 cor Market and Commerce Berlin John G., laborer, res NE cor Lindsay and Aurora.
BERDINE D. H., steam book and job printer 224 Main, res cor Union and Park
Bencker, assistant clerk at Asylum
Bell J. V. (Preston & Bell, publishers "Stockton Herald"), res Ns Miners' ave between San Joaquin and Sutter.
Beckhart Charles, blacksmith with M. P. Henderson, Idgs 335 cor Stanislaus and Weber ave
Beecher John L., farmer, 1,000 acres under cultivation Copperopolis road, res American bet Fremont and Oak
Biven E. J., compositor "Herald" office res Centre near cor Channel Bieghle Wm. H., clerk, Church bet Hunter and San Joaquin
Fine Gold Fillings made a Specialty by BURTON & MESEROLL, Stockton.
BATCHELDER'S PHOTOGRAPHS are Beautiful and Life-like.
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Birdsall Elias, rector St. John's Episcopal church, res 27 California Bissel Mrs. Mary, res 140 cor Fremont and American
Birch T. W., carpenter, 285 Weber ave, res cor Sierra Nevada and Lindsay
Biven Mrs. Isabella B., res 111 Sutter
Bing M., book-keeper, ldgs Grand Hotel
Birmingham J., attendant at Asylum, res cor Sacramento and Fremont Blake M. F., carpenter and joiner, bds 313 Main
Blood Charles, wagonmaker, ldgs Washington bet American and Stan- islaus.
Black John, laborer, ldgs San Joaquin Hotel
Blaisdell Mrs. H. B., attendant at Female Asylum.
Black Alexander, (Black & Bro.), ldgs Centre bet Main and Levee Blossom Andrew, farmer, res 83 California bet Fremont and Lindsay Blake A. N., Coroner Hunter Es bet Market and Main, res San Joa- quin W s bet Channel and Miners' ave
Bliss L. C., tinner, res 118 cor Hunter and Miners' ave
Blaisdell S., carpenter, ldgs cor California and Weber ave
Black & Bro., groceries, NW cor Main and Centre.
Block E., Auctioneer, res E s Grant bet Weber ave and Channel
Black Houston (Black & Bro.), res Centre bet Main and Levee
Blackman T. H. painter, res Es San Joaquin bet Market and Wash- ington
Bliss Wm., street-car driver, res 336 corner Main and Stanislaus
Black Wm., miner, res NE cor Washington and Ophir
Boerner Charles (Boerner & Bro.), res N s Miners' ave bet California and American
Bourke Augustus, driver with B. F. Rodgers, res W s Commerce bet Market and Main
Boerner Fred (Boerner & Bro.), Idgs SE cor Weber ave and American Boscher E. H. druggist 169 Main, res same upstairs
BOISSELIER H. G., groceries and provisions, manufacturer of yeast powders, see ad on inside cover, 174 El Dorado, res 105 Miners' ave bet Sutter and California
Boyson Martin, laborer, 205 Beaver
Bost, B. F., painter, 170 Oak
Boswell S. M., dancing master, res 381 Weber ave
Bost L. A .; painter, 170 Oak
BOND M. H., undertaker, 295 Weber ave res 299 Weber ave
Fine Razors and Pocket Knives at HOGAN & SMITH'S,
cor. Main and San Joaquin, Stockton
Thirty different Styles of Corsets at Chalmers Bros , Stockton.
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Bottler R., machinist, ldgs What Cheer House
Boyd J. T., miner, res N s Miners' ave bet Stanislaus and Grant
Boyd Robert B., laborer, ldgs Ns Miners' ave bet Stanislaus and Grant
Bostwick I. S., grain dealer Centre bet Main and Weber ave. res 245 Weber ave
Booker, S. A., District Judge
Bareling B. F., driver, res Washington Ns bet Sutter and San Joa- quin
Boepple F., shoemaker with S. Kaiser, res Ophir bet Oak and Fre- mont
Bowden Alva D., tinsmith with C. G. Ernest, res East bet Sonora and Church
Bowser George, bookbinder and dealer in second-hand books, 280 Main res cor Miners' ave and Pilgrim
Bockholtz Wm., shipwright, Ss Lafayette bet California and American Bouche Nelson, blacksmith, El Dorado bet Church and Sonora
Bouche Wm. Francis, book keeper, El Dorado bet Church and Sonora Bonanza Saloon, 230 Main
Bowen S. B., agricultural implement manufacturer, 154 Main, res cor Pilgrim and Weber ave
Bowden J. C., laborer, SE cor East and Church
Boyle James, deck hand str Alice Garratt, 87 Market
Boschen Henry, salesman with Gray & Simpson, lumber yard, res 145 cor Washington and Commerce
Brown James, assistant engineer at Asylum
BROWN & CO., grain and produce, 178 Levee
Brown W. T., Assistant Medical Superintendent at Asylum, res Yo Sem- semite House
Brown Robert, junk, res 232 California
Brown Samuel J., mail agent, res 206 Beaver
Brown William, laborer, ldgs Columbia House
Brown James E., clerk with Chalmers Bros., Idgs cor Lindsay and El Dorado
Brown E. P., attendant at Asylum
Brown N., (col) cook, Yo Semite House
Brown W., Idgs Columbia House
Brown Phil., gasfitter and plumber, 202 Es Hunter bet Market and Main, 'res rooms 4 and 5 Hook's Building
All Operations warranted to give Satisfaction by Burton & Meseroll.
Old Pictures Copied and Enlarged by BATCHELDER, 183 Eldorado St.
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Brown Mrs. Frankie M. dressmaking, res 228 Hunter
Brown George, res NE cor Oak and San Joaquin
Brown J. E., Carpenter, SW cor Oak and Pilgrim
Brown D. D., clerk at Lane's Mills, res Channel bet Sutter and San Joaquin
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