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George, bartender with George Roe- ben, res 39 Pacific
Peter, (Otten & Beckmann) res SE cor Dupont and Vallejo
Ottenberg Henry, butcher, res Spreen's Ex- change, South S. F.
Jonas, barber with J. Streib & Co., res 15 Powell
Otterstedt Fritz, with Osmer & Co., res NW cor First and Brannan
Ottinger John, paper carrier, res NE cor Noe and Twenty-fourth
Ottman Henry, confectioner with M. A. Mer- cer, res 734 Clementina
Otto & Co., (Charles Otto) importers and dealers in hardware, 312 Bush and 532 Market
Albert, seaman, res 54 Sacramento
Anna, dressmaker, res 101% Harriet Anton F., clerk with C. Otto, res 713 Sutter
August C., tailor, 335 Bush, res 429 Bush
Charles, cook, res 114 Morton
Charles, (Otto & Co.) res 713 Sutter
Charles, varnisher, res 10 Freelon
D., machinist with Wm. T. Garratt, res 1208 Pacific
Ferdinand, shoemaker, res 114 Morton Hans, tanner with Funcke & Co., res 42012 Shipley
John, cabinetmaker, res 415 Brannan John, tailor, res 728 McAllister
L., seaman, res 54 Sacramento Lewis, barkeeper, res 1321 Filbert
Minnie, ladies' nurse, res 101% Har- riet
Peter, laborer, Empire Brewery
Richard, operator with J. D. Godeus, res 240 Seventh
Richard T., machinist with Wm. T. Garratt, res 1208 Pacific
Ottowother Matthias, laborer with P. Gue- rin, res 928 Jackson
Otver Peter, brewer, res 421 Dupont Oubert G. P., jeweler, res 620 Fulton
Oughin Michael, blacksmith, res 633 Steven- son Oule Lizzie, widow, res 2 Delaware crt Oulif Alexis, salesman with F. Toplitz, res 723 O'Farrell
Oultman J. C., with H. C. Wright, res 54 Steuart
Oulton George, (Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.)res 320 Seventeenth H. G., chop house, res 806 Third Ouran Thomas, carriagemaker,res 620 Minna
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE CO. of CALIFORNIA,
Office, 228 California St.
Curled Hair, Eureka, Moss and African Fibre, at Pacific Glue Manuf. Co., 406 Market.
CLOTHING, Newest Styles, LARGE ASSORTMENT, BEAMISH'S, NUCLEUS BUILDING, cor. THIRD and MARKET.
OUT
796
OZO
Outcalt Peter, bookkeeper with A. E. Magill, res 656 Folsom
Outsen Hans, miller with Eisen Bros
Outsinger Wolf, butcher, res Spreen's Ex- change, South S. F.
Ovenbach Ferdinand, confectioner, res 540 Washington
Ovendale J. H., master schr Marguerita Ovens Thomas, machinist, res 205 Second Overall Jacob, joiner with Pacific Barrel and Keg Co., res 530 Folsom
Overend James, pressman, res 8 Calhoun John A. T., steam power, 508-512 Commercial, res 8 Calhoun
Joseph A., with Pacific Wire Mnfg Co., res 223 Clara
Robert M., pressman, Bulletin office, res 435 Clementina
Overland House, J. E. Slinkey proptr, 1519-533 Sacramento
Overland Monthly, John H. Carmany & Co., publishers, 409 Washing- ton
Overland Railway Ticket Office, 214 Mont- gomery
Overman No. 2 S. M. Co., (Gold Hill, Nev.) David Wilder, sec, 28 Merchants' Exchange
Overman S. M. Co., (Gold Hill Nev.) George D. Edwards, sec, 414 Cal- ifornia
Overmann Francis, miner, res Sacramento Hotel
Fred., carpenter, res Seventeenth bet Church and Dolores
Overmohle Bernard, clerk with S. Lachman & Co., res 1141 Howard
Overmohle Henry, groceries and li- quors, SW cor Moss and Howard Overstreet William F., compositor, Bulletin, res 2652 Folsom
Overton Charles P., clerk with L. N. Handy & Co., res 8 Virginia
Elias P., carpenter, res 8 Virginia
Isaac, clerk, U. S. drayman, res 834 Mission
W.F., messenger, Wells, Farge & Co., res Sacramento City
Oviedo V., capitalist, res 942 Folsom Owald Charles, brewer, res SE cor Mission and Nineteenth
Owen Charles T., tanner, res Globe House David, miner, res 5 Jackson
E. D., mechanic with Wells, Russell & Co. res 540 Mission
Elizabeth H., widow, res 1325 Pacific
Edmund J., res 932 Pacific
· Eugene B., laborer, res 50 Ritch
George, musician, res 812 Clara
L. C. Mrs., boarding, res 326 O'Far- rell
Owens & Moore, (B. W. Owens and E. Moore) commission merchants, dealers in wool, hides, pelts and grain, office 405 Front
Owens A. R., with J. B. Owens, res cor Fil- more and Ellis
- Benjamin W., (Owens & Moore) res 821 Tyler
Caroline, Mrs., boarding and lodging, 937 Howard
Ellen M. Mrs., teacher Broadway Grammar School, res 416 Bryant
Owens G. and S. M. Co., (San Bernardino) Frank Swift, sec, 419 California H. J., clerk C. P. R. R., Co., res 129 Silver
Henry, res 516 Eddy
- John, res 1055 Mission
James, finisher with Buckingham & Hecht, res 24 Oak
James H., res 1616 Polk
John, salesman, res 265 Jessie
Owens John B., agent for N. Clark's (Pacific Pottery) earthenware and fire brick, 3 California, res 416 Bryant [see adv. page 19A]
John E., pressman, res 10 Rousch
Martin, laborer, Palace Hotel
Mary, Mrs., teacher Pine and Larkin st Primary School, res 614 Bush
Nellie M. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar School, res 416 Bryant Patrick, laborer, res 22 Frederick
Patrick, laborer, res 640 Minna
Patrick, nurseryman, res Golden Gate Park
Peter, laborer, res 416 Austin
Peter painter, res 3 Martha pl
T. S., blockmaker, res 402 Broadway
Thomas, hostler, Potrero and B. V R. R. Co
Thomas, plumber with L. Hufschmidt & Bro., 642 Clay, res Racine House
Thomas, stevedore, res 54 Sacra- mento
Thomas B., harnessmaker with John Bruner, res 902 Montgomery
Thomas J., agent Folsom Granite Co., and mining sec., 213 San- some, res 1047 Mission
Thurston C., bookkeeper, res 1023 Market
William, seaman, res 5 Jackson
William, teamster, res Adams House -, widow, seamstress, res 212 Gough Ox Samuel, expressman, res E s Bourbon bet Eddy and Ellis
Oxley Arthur W., bookkeeper with Murphy, Grant & Co., res 1802 Dupont
Oxton Adolphus, teamster, res 7 Margaret pl F. A., carpenter with L. Racouillat & Co., res 24 Turk
Ozanne Arthur, machinist, R. R. wool depot, res 27 Gilbert
Charles, laborer, res 27 Gilbert Ozouf Sophia Mrs., dressmaker, res 315 Stockton
CALIFORNIA WINES AND BRANDIES, for EXPORTATION, HENRY GERKE, 414 MARKET.
E. P. FELLOWS & CO.,
Importers of LIQUOR DEALERS' GLASSWARE and SUNDRIES.
GEO. W. CHAPIN, 434 Montgomery Street,
HAS BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
PAA
797
PAC
P
Paasch Louis, laborer, Pacific Distilling and Refining Co
Pac James J., fruit, 1225 Dupont John J., barkeeper with J. P. Ricaud, res 30 Hinckley
Pace
& Brincatt, (Joseph Pace and Salvo Brincatt) wholesale and retail poultry dealers, 9 Clay-st Market
Pace Charles, chronometer and watch manfr, 418 Battery, res 1018 Jackson
Pace Joseph, (Pace & Brincatt) res 10 St Mary
Pacey Ellen, widow, bakery, res 260 Eighth Pacheco Coal Co., (Contra Costa Co.) J. F. Atwill, sec., 240 Montgomery
Pacific Appeal, (weekly) Peter Ander- son editor and proptr, 511 Sansom Pacific Asbestos M. and Mnfg. Co., (Placer Co., Cal.) H. B. Congdon, sec., office 32 Merchant's Exchange
Pacific Bag Factory, E. Detrick & Co. proptrs, 121-123 Clay and 130 Commercial
Pacific Baptist, (weekly) Evangel Pub- lishing Co., 409 Washington
Pacific Bank, Peter H. Burnett Prest., NW cor Sansome and Pine
Pacific Barrel and Keg Co., works S s Brannan bet Seventh and Eighth, Flint, Peabody & Co. agents, office 408 California
Pacific Borax Co., works Columbus, Es- meralda Co., Nev., John G. Brugiere, sec., office 621 Sansome Pacific Box Factory, L. Racouillat & Co. proptrs, 481-483 Brannan
Pacific Brass Foundry, W. D. Clark & Co., 20 Fremont
Pacific Brewery, F. Fortmann & Co. proptrs, 269-271 Tehama
Pacific Bridge Co., Charles H. Gorrill prest., works, Berry nr Fourth, office 606 Montgomery
Pacific Business College, M. K. Lau- den, prest., cor Geary and Stock- ton
Pacific Cement Co., P. Martin, prest., 502 Kearny
Pacific Chemical Works, NE cor Francisco and Mason, C. D. Collins, sec., office 531 California
Pacific Churchman, (monthly, reli- gious) Rev. Thos. Smith, editor, Cubery & Co., pub., 414 Market Pacific Club, William Norris, prest., D. J. Tallant, treas., Cutler McAl- lister, sec., 530 California
Pacific Coast Collection Agency, W. D. Con- ard & Co., 606 Montgomery
Pacific Coast Wrecking Co., George W. Morgan, sec., 106 Davis
Pacific Commercial Company, James McKinley, prest., D. J. Burnett, sec., dealers in coal and wood, 328-340 Geary, 1212 Polk, and La Rue's wharf
Pacific Cordage Co., Oliver Eldridge, prest., E. S. Noyes, sec., J. D. Farwell, agent, office 116 Front
Pacific Distilling and Refining Company, H. Voorman, George Oulton and Louis Schultz, proptrs cor Pierce and Lombard, office 411 Washington
Pacific Dredging Co., B. B. Minor, sec., 4111/2 California
Pacific Electro-Depositing Works, George S. Ladd, prest., 134 Sutter
Pacific Exchange, McPherson & Peterson, proptrs, 26 Steuart
Pacific File Works, John Parkin, propr, 53 Beale
Pacific Flour Mill, John Zeile, proptr, 506 Pacific
Pacific Fruit Market, 532-534 Clay
Pacific Glass Works, cor Mariposa and Iowa, Potrero, John Taylor, prest, Ed- mund Marks, sec, 514 Washington Pacific Glove Works, Shoenberg & Levinsky, proptrs, 511 Sacra- mento
Pacific Glue Manufacturing Com- pany, W. H. Codington, prest., George S. Dana, supt., manfr glue, curled hair and neatsfoot oil, cor Gough and Lombard, salesroom 406 Market
Pacific Grocer, (weekly) Penoyer, Hol- loway & Co., publishers, 409 Washington
Pacific Gold and Silver Plating Works, W. E. Shepman, proptr, 518 Market
Pacific Granite Co., office NE cor Third and King
Pacific Hall, Thomas Blair, manager, N s Bush bet Kearny and Dupont
Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home Society, Leo Eloesser, sec., 1517- 1519 Mason, office 414 Clay
Pacific Hotel, Mary O'Connor, proptrss, 115 First
Pacific Hydro Carbon Co., works cor Sev- enth and King
Pacific Ice Company, D. Martin, supt., SE cor Broadway and Bat- tery
Pacific Ink Manufactory, James J. Knowlton, proptr., 222-224 Bran- nan; Frankenthal & Co., agents, SW cor California and Battery Pacific Insurance Agency, Jonathan Hunt, manager, 313 California
Pacific Iron Works, Goddard & Co., proptrs, First and Fremont bet Mission and Howard
R. J. TRUMBULL, DEALER IN
BULBS, SEEDS, TREES, etc., 427 SANSOME ST.
MASONIC SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK, 6 POST STREET, MASONIC TEMPLE.
THOMPSON BROS., EUREKA, FOUNDRY.
CASTINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 129 and 131 BEALE STREET.
PAC
798
PAC
Pacific Jute Manufacturing Co., Leopold Cahn, prest., Phillip Susmann, sec., 115 Battery
Pacific Law Reporter, (daily and weekly) J. P. Borgardus, publish- er and proptr, office 532 Merchant
Pacific Linseed Oil and Lead Works, John Bensley, prest., S. I. C. Swezey, sec., N s King bet Second and Third, office 3 Front
Pacific Livery Stable, George Banks, proptr, W s Jones bet Sutter and Post
Pacific Lodging House. Ralston & Cottrell, proptrs, 207 Leidesdorf
Pacific Looking Glass and Picture Frame Manufactory, Mc- Eachren & Parkinson, proptrs, 437 Brannan
Pacific Lumber and Mill Co., P. M. McLar- en, sec., 437 Pine
Pacific Lyceum Bureau, F. H. Hub- bard, M. D., prest., C. M. Prod- ger, manager, office 33 Kearny
Pacific M. Co., J. W. Clark, sec., 418 Cali. Pacific Mail S. S. Company, (prin- cipal office, New York) Jennings S. Cox, agent, office cor Sacra- mento and Leisdesdorff, wharf cor First and Brannan [see adv. page 9A]
Pacific Mail S. S. Co's Warehouses, foot of First, cor Brannan
Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal, (monthly) Drs. Hen- ry Gibbons and Henry Gibbons, jr., editors, office 26 Montgomery Pacific Mutual Benefit Associa- tion, William Ford, prest., John S. Bugbee, sec., 19-20 Montgom- ery blk
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co., Trust Fund Ins. Assn, general agents, office 320 California
Pacific Newspaper Publishing Company, Carlos White, pro- prietor, 532 Clay
Pacific Nursery, F. Ludemann & Co. proptrs, SW cor Baker and Lombard
Pacific Odd Fellow, (weekly) Wm. Halley, editor and proptr, office 531 California
Pacific Oil Works, Allyne & White, proptrs, NE cor Chestnut and Taylor, office 112-114 Front
Pacific Oyster House, C. Haake, proptr, 337 Bush Pacific Paper Mills, (Stockton) agency 331 Montgomery
Pacific Paving Co., H. G. Livermore, pres, C. B. Williams, supt, 206 Front
Pacific Pneumatic Gas Co., (The) Ira P. Rankin, pres, office 127 First
Pacific Pottery, John B. Owens, agent, 3 California [see adv. page 194] Pacific Powder Co., J. L. N. Shepard, treas, office 402 Front
Pacific Railroad House, Leopold Diedering, proptr, 446 Brannan
Pacific Reduction Works, Guido Kustel, supt, Moritz Mendheim manager, office 210 Front
Pacific, (religious weekly), Bacon & Co., and C. A. Klose publishers, 508 Clay
Pacific Rolling Mill Co., Wm. Al- vord, pres, S. I. C. Swezey, sec, L. B. Benchley, vice-president and manager, works Potrero Point, office 3 Front
Pacific Rubber Paint Co., (A. C. Dietz & Co.) office 224 Front
Pacific Rural Press, (Agricultural, weekly), Dewey & Co., publishers and proprietors, 224 Sansome Pacific Safe Co., Joseph Stevens, manager, 317 Battery
Pacific Sal Soda Co., Aaron Doud, agent, office 109 California, works Berry bet Fourth and Fifth
Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co., (Charles P. Sheffield, Nathan W. Spaulding and James Patter- son, ) mufrs of saws, planing knives, etc., 17-19 Fremont ·
Pacific Stable, A. W. Vigoureux, proptr, 709 Jones
Pacific Straw Works, E. R. Hawley and G. A. Dean, proptrs, 335 Bush
Pacific-st Wharf, foot Pacific
Pacific Tallow Works, John Pear- son, proptr, Fifth av nr Railroad av South S. F.
Pacific Transfer Co., baggage express, C. J. Coleman, pres, J. Henley Smith, vice-pres, 110 Sutter Pacific Type Foundry, Nelson C. Hawks, agent, 532 Clay
Pacific United Workingmen's Furniture Manufactur- ing Co., (Ernest Bortfeld, pres, .John Gripp, sec, John Schuma- cher, treas, 736 Brannan
Pacific Vinegar Works, Pohley & Koster, proptrs, NW cor Gough and Fulton, office 323 Front
Pacific Warehouse, (Free), J. F. Haycock & Co., proptrs, NE cor Broad- way and Battery
Pacific Wire Manufacturing Co., Joshua Gray, supt, 437 Brannan, A. S. Hallidie, agent, 113-115 Pine Pacific Wood Engraving Co., T. J. Pettit, supt, 528 California Pacific Wood Preserving Co., Berry bet Fourth and Fifth, office 606 Montgomery
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & COM
Importers CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, etc., Nos 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, 716 KEARNY ST.
ANSONIA CLOCK CO., MURRAY DAVIS, Agent, 31 and 33 SUTTER STREET.
GEO. W. CHAPIN, REAL ESTATE AGENT,
434 MONTGOMERY STREET.
PAC
799
PAI
Pacific Wool Depot, Thomas Bailey & Co., proptrs, SE cor King and Fifth
Pacific Youth, (monthly), J. F. Davis, publisher, office 512 Sacramento Packard Abraham D., waiter, N. Y. Bakery, res 133612 Stockton
Cyrus, carpenter, res Coso av, B. H. George, cook, N. Y. Bakery, res 13361/2 Stockton
James B., res 152 Silver
Packer E. M. J. Mrs., lodgings, 229 Kearny James, laundryman, res 1710 Mason John, laborer, res S s Pacific bet Gough and Octavia
Packham Robert, foreman laborers', Union Iron Works, res 6 Natoma
Packscher Joseph, tinsmith with Union Brass Foundry, res 27 Perry
Paddock George H., Second Lieut, Co. D., 4th Artillery, Alcatraz
Nathan C., res 49 South Park
Winfield W., carriage builder with H. M. Black & Co., res 235 O'Farrell
Paddon Abel, brewer, Star Brewery, res 208 Eleventh
William, brewer, Star Brewery, res 1234 Folsom
Padilla Guadalupe, stockfitter with Porter, Blum & Slessinger, res 524 Broadway
Louis, barber, 1423 Dupont
Padrone Olivia, dressmaker, res 1313 Powell Paeschke William, carpenter with H. Müller, res 228 Bush
Paganini Joseph, laborer, res 907 Washing- ton
Page & Cowell, (Frank B. Page and Harper J. Cowell) dealers in lumber, doors, windows and blinds, NE cor Mission and Spear
Page and Panacca S. M. Co., (Pioche, Nev.) H. P. Bush, sec., 27 Merchants' Exchange
Charles, atty-at-law, 18 U. S.Crt bldg, res 1000 Van Ness av
Charles, mining stock dealer, res 414 Post
David S., shaperhand with O. L. Morrell, res 610 Third
Edward, waiter, U. S. Restaurant, res 1304 Powell
Edward, woodturner with Field & Frei, res 610 Third
Emma Miss, res 844 Folsom
Frances Mrs .. clerk U. S. Surveyor General's office, res Oakland
Frank B., (Page & Cowell) res 118 Geary
Frederick C., res 1060 Howard
George, serviceman, S. F. Gaslight Co., res 14 Park av
George D., varnisher, res 14 Park av Gustav L., (Westerfeld & P.) res 8131/2 Folsom
Page Henry, (Bennett & P.) Van Ness av
res 1000
Henry H., carpenter, Cal. Mill, res 331 Minna
Hiram, seaman, stmr Montana, res 737 Brannan
J. E., millman with A. M. Jewell & Co., res 610 Third
James D., atty-at-law with C. Temple Emmet, res 844 Folsom
James D., jr., clerk with C. Temple Emmet, res 844 Folsom
Page James H., (John Taylor & Co.) res 213 Geary
John, pumpmaker, res 610 Third
John H., bagmaker with Neville & Co., res 503 East
Joseph, pumpmaker, res 610 Third Joseph, res Ss Twenty-seventh nr Columbia
L. B. Miss, res Clarendon House Mary A. J. Mrs., res 467 Minna
Milo, carpenter, res 3412 Zoe
Peter, shipwright, P. M. S. S. Co., res 27 Sumner
R. C. & Co., (R.C. Page, C.W. Cook and R. S. Eells) stockbrokers, 4051/2 California
Robert, cabinetmaker, res 8 Taylor Robert C., (R. C. Page & Co.) res 730 Post
Walter H., carriagesmith with Kim- ball Manfg Co., res 246 Fourth
Wilfred, (Bennett & P.) res 1000 Van Ness av
William, expressman, res 446 Bran- nan
William M., polisher with G. Ueffin- ger & Co., res 14 Park av
- Mrs., proprietress Galt House, 632 Market
see Paige
Pageman Charles, cook, schr Norway, res 5 Jackson
Pages Jules F., seal engraver and die sinker, 648 Sacramento, res 1316 O'Far- rell
Paget George W., salesman with B. Dennery & Co., res 840 Mission“
Paguezurray Martin, boarding house, 10 Gardner
Pahl Richard, boots and shoes, 77 Fourth, res Fair Oak nr Twenty-second
Pahl Richard H., groceries and liquors, SE cor Geary and Dupont
Paige Calvin, capitalist, res 116 Leidesdorff H. C., route agent, Wells, Fargo & Co., res Portland, Oregon
Timothy, real estate, res 1124 McAl- lister
Paille Marcellus L., butcher with F. Katz, res 519 Filbert
Paine Frederick A., watchman, Cal. Market, res 100 Sixth
NORCROSS & CO.,
U. A. O. D. REGALIAS.
Glue, Neat's Foot Oil and Curled Hair, at Pacific Glue Manufacturing Co., 406 Market St.
If you are suffering from DROPSY, use BETHESDA WATER. It will cure you. DUNDAR, HENDRY & LAVERY, Gen'l Agts. Pacific Coast, 107 Stockton s
PAI 800
PAL
Painter & Calvert, (Emlen Painter and John Calvert,) druggists and chemists, and dealers in trusses and supporters, SE cor Clay and Kearny, and NW cor Howard and Fourth
Painter & Co., (J. B. and T. P. Painter) type founders, electrotypers, stereotypers and printers' fur- nishing warehouse, 510-512 Clay Painter Emlen, (Painter & Cal- vert) res 1414 Clay
Painter Jerome B., (Painter & Co.) res 831 Jackson
John, clerk, res Sixteenth nr Mission John A., clerk with C. V. Gillespie, res 91412 Harrison
Painter Theodore P., (Painter & Co.) res Alameda
Paisley Charles, lumberman, res 410 Main Pajeken Edward, (Hellman Bros. & Co.) res 117 Stockton
Palace Amphitheatre, John Wilson, propr., SW cor Mission and New Mont- gomery
Palace Exchange, G. E. Gardner, manager, wines and liquors, cor Montgomery and Market
Palace Hotel, Warren Leland, lessee and manager, SW cor Market and New Montgomery
Palace Hotel Lumber Yard, SW cor Berry and Fifth
Palace of Art, George D. Morse, propr., 417 Montgomery
Palache Edmund, bookkeeper with Jones & Co., res E s Howard bet Twenty- fifth and Twenty-sixth
Gilbert, (H. M. Newhall & Co.) res 321 Fremont
James (Kittle & Co.) res W s Second av nr Sixteenth
R. E. K., clerk with H. M. Newhall & Co., res Second av, nr Six- teenth
Palachi Joseph, laborer, res 54912 Bryant Paladini Acili, fish, 29 Metropolitan, and 33- 35 San Francisco Markets
Palin Julien, laborer, res E s York nr Twentieth
Pall William, seaman, res rear 30 Clara Pallacio Antonio, saloon, 618 Front Ellen Mrs., res 641 Vallejo
Pio, dairyman, Fillmore nr Fran- cisco
Pallas James, expressman, P. M. S. S. Co.'s Wharf, res 231 Main
Pallier J. Gereud, cook, res 20 Lewis Pallies Alexander, commission merchant, 318 Davis, res 420 Octavia
Palm Edward, beer saloon, SE cor Pine and Kearny, res 114 Morton Richard, barkeeper, Concordia club, res 1 Cedar av
Palmer Annie, saloon, 1010 Kearny - Augustus, plumber, Palace Hotel Palmer Bros., (T. F. and J. D. Palmer dry and fancy goods, millinery etc, 726-734 Market
- C., carpenter, Palace Hotel
Palmer C. N., (Palmer Bros.) res 726 Market
Palmer Cassius C., (Lambert, P. & Co.) res Oakland
Palmer Charles, boot and shoe mnfr., 77 New Montgomery, res Galt House
Charles H., clerk with W. J. T. Pal- mer & Co., res 107 Fell
Clinton, clerk, stmr New World
Palmer Charles, manager Miners' Foundry and Machine Works (Cooperative, ) res 16 Rincon pl
Edward, clerk with P. Woods, res Pleasant bet Taylor and Jones
Edwin C., chief mailing clerk, P. O., res 1640 Washington
Edwin H., bookkeeper, res 2113 Webster
Frank, clerk with T. W. Stephens, res NW cor Mission and Thirty- first
Frank J., longshoreman, res Com- mercial Lodging House
Palmer Frank L., sec San Joaquin and King River Canal and Irriga- tion Co., office 418 California, res Oakland
George, res 78 Clementina
George, bookkeeper with Littlefield, Webb & Co., res 662 Harrison
Henry, commission merchant and agent Cal. wines, 302 Davis, res cor Thirteenth and Valencia
J. C., asst weigher, Custom House, res 203 Turk
Palmer Jacob, (Deming, Palmer & Co.) res 570 Folsom
James, carpenter, res 1004 Washing- ton
James R., cabinetmaker with W. J. T. Palmer & Co., res S s Fell bet Van Ness av and Franklin
Jane B., widow, res 26 Pleasant Jessie, res 323 Taylor
John D., upholsterer with Cook & Smith, res 869 Mission
John H., coppersmith, res Rincon crt Palmer Joseph D., (Palmer Bros.) res 726 Market Palmer, Knox & Co., (Wales L. Pal- mer and I. W. Knox) Golden State Iron Works, (Cooperative) Foundry and Machine Shop, 19- 25 First
Palmer Lawrence W., (Bishop & Co.) res 511 Webster
Linwood, clerk with E. P. Peckham, res Alameda
N. W. SPAULDING.
Manufacturer of Patent INSERTED TOOTH CIRCULAR SAWS, 17 and 19 Fremont St.
"Pride of Californians," Gerke White Wine, Vintage of 1868. Vineyard Depot, 414 Market st.
EO. W. CHAPIN, 434 Montgomery Street,
HAS BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
PAL
801
PAR
Palmer Louisa A. Mrs., res 308 Third Michael, seaman, res 536 Mission
Olive Mrs., res 4 Essex pl
Peter, (Dominick & P.) res 16 Folsom Phoebe H., widow, res 726 Bush
S. L., widow, res 524 Eddy
S. R., res Grand Hotel
Samuel, laborer, Union Box Factory, res Overland House
Samuel H., bookkeeper, S. F. Ten- cent Parcel Delivery Co., res 26 Pleasant
Thomas, boatman, res SE cor Pacific and Front
Thomas, longshoreman, res 336 Bush Thomas F., (Palmer Bros.) res 220 O'Farrell
Palmer
W. J. T. & Co., (W. J. T. Palmer and Louis Focacci) manufacturers office and school furniture, office 323 California, factory 105-107 Mission
W. L., salesman, res Overland House Palmer Wales L., (Palmer, Knox & Co.) res 3 Essex pl
Warren S., res 26 Pleasant
William, shoemaker with S. W. Ros- enstock & Co., res Main bet Fol- and Harrison
William, with John D. Daily, res 52 Oaks
Palmer William F., edgetool maker, Berry bet Fourth and Fifth, res SW cor Fourth and Berry
William H., salesman with Murphy, Grant & Co., res 1306 Powell
William J. T., (W. J. T. Palmer & Co.) res 107 Fell
Palmero Lorenzo, fisherman, res 37 Sacra- mento
Palmers A. Mrs., res 1212 Broadway
Palmgreen Charles, stevedore with Geo. H. Whitney
Palmiere Louis, framemaker with L. Ghi- lardi, res 533 Howard
Paltenghi Andrew, marble works, 1029 Market
Palz Mary Mrs., dressmaker, res 631 Sutter Panai Antippa, chicken ranch, res Crescent av nr Bernal Heights
Panama Line Steamers, P. M. S. S. Co., proptrs, office NW cor Sac- ramento and Leidesdorff
Panamint M. Co., (Inyo Co., Cal.) Adolph H. R. Schmidt, sec., SE cor Sacramento and Kearny
Panario Frank, shipping clerk with Field & Frei, res 918 Geary
Pander Ezekiel, stoves and tinware, 32 Geary, res 461 Minna
Joseph, clerk with E. Pander, res 461 Minna
Panelli Peter, clerk with F. Daneri & Co., res 515 Vallejo
Pangburn Stanley D., conductor, N. B. and M. R. R., res 924 Folsom
Pannill Walter, salesman with H. M. New- hall & Co., res Van Ness av nr Sutter
Panșivico Paul, dairy produce, res 10 St. Charles pl
Pantalino M., fishdealer, 6 Bartol Panthony John, hostler with Hawley, Bowen & Co., res 429 Sixth
Pantoja Pedro, barber, res 10 Morey alley Panzer, A. M., quartermaster, P.M.S.S.Co. Paolli N., porter, 605 Broadway
Pape A. M. Mrs., dressmaker, 248 Third August, clerk with H. Doscher, res 372 Clementina
August C., tinsmith, and stoves and tinware, 1526 Stockton
Pape Frederick, salesman, Mayrisch Bros. & Co., (and Jacob Joost & Co.) res 622 Greenwich
Jacob, (Von Staden & Co.) res SE cor Stockton and O'Farrell
John H., porter with James M. Cur- tis, res NW cór Buchanan 'and McAllister
Thomas W., drayman with John O'Connor, res 1953 Pacific av
Papenfuss Frederick, master schr Emily Howard, res 14012 Shipley
Papenhausen H., carpenter, res Heinz Hotel Papilton Emil, baker with C. Vergez, res 109 Dupont
Papina John, laborer, res NW cor Douglas and Eighteenth
Papovich & Co., (L. Papovich and D. Be- cich) Chop House, 650 Sacra- mento
L., (Papovich & Co.) res 650 Sacra- mento
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Pappler Jacob, helper, Portland Boiler Works, res 474 Minna
Paquet D., harnessmaker, 510 Broadway
Paquette A. F., bookkeeper with Kane, O'Leary & Co., res 542 Jessie
Paradee G. W., blacksmith, res Park Hotel Paramore D. L., druggist with James H. Gates, res 164 New Montgomery Paravagna Luigi, proptr Garibaldi House, 222 Broadway
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