The New city annual directory of San Francisco, 1875, Part 150

Author: D.M. Bishop & Co
Publication date: 1875
Publisher: San Francisco : D.M. Bishop & Co.
Number of Pages: 1294

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George W., carpenter, res NW cor Fourth and Brannan

Shrier Henry, (J. Baum & Co.) res 1354 Post

Morris, (J. Baum & Co.) res New York

Shroyier Jacob B., drayman, SE cor Front and Pine, res Juniper

Shryver Louis, seaman, res 39 Pacific

Shuck H., delivery clerk, P. O., res SW cor Montgomery and Green

Oscar T., atty-at-law, 29 Court blk, 636 Clay, res 742 Pine Shudmack Isaac, pedler, res 341 Tehama

NATIVE WINES AND BRANDIES, HENRY GERKE, GROWER, Vineyard Depot, 414 MARKET.

E. P. FELLOWS & CO., IMPORT

IMPORTERS OF WINE and LIQUOR LABELS.

GEO. W. CHAPIN, 434 MONTGOMERY ST.,

Dealer in all kinds of REAL ESTATE-MONEY LOANED.

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Shuir Henry, chicken ranch, University Mound nr San Bruno road

Shuldt William, expressman, res 1322 Pacific William, porter, 39 Jackson

Shull & Burner, (Louis D. Shull and Henry Burner) sign painters and dealers paints and oils, 638 Sac- ramento

Shull Louis D., (Shull & Burner) res 1031 Sutter

Shulock Frank, tinsmith with B. C. Austin, res 1921 Kearny

Stephen W., res 1321 Kearny

Shumway R. H., widow, res 2033 Mission Shunob Julius, tinsmith with George H. Tay & Co, res 820 Pacific

Shurt Henry, compositor, California Demo- krat, res 1016 Mason

Shurtlief John A., sawfiler, Union Box Fac- tory, res Helvetia Hotel

Shute & Co., (D. S. Shute) carriage makers, 111 O'Farrell

Charles E., policeman, res 274 Clem- entina

Daniel S., (Shute & Co.)res 1004 Pine John, seaman, res North German Hotel

Shuttleworth H., asst engineer with P. M. S. S. Co.

Shuyer J. G., carpenter. Palace Hotel Shwarb Charles, clerk, res 253 Third Frank, tinner, res 253 Third

Shwetzer Abraham, barber, N s Sixteenth bet Mission and Valencia

Jacob, tailor, N s Sixteenth bet Mis- sion and Valencia

Shyne James G., butcher, 339 Fourth Sibley H. J., res Russ House

John M., teacher, Boys' High School, res 704 Sutter W. L., carpenter Palace Hotel Sibran Pedro, res 539 Vallejo

Sichel E. & Bros., (Eugene, Jacob and Mor- ris Sichel) cigars, 5 Kearny and 7 Merchants' Exchange

Eugene, (E. Sichel & Bros.) res 235 Tyler

Gustav, barber, 6 Turk

Gustav, medical student, 650 Wash- ington, res cor Filbert and Mont- gomery av

Jacob, (E.Sichel & Bros.) res 235 Tyler Joseph, solicitor, res 24 Washington av Julia E. Miss, teacher Taylor-st Cos- mopolitan Primary School, res 235 Tyler

Julius, (Fleishman, S. & Co.) res 331 Kearny

M., insurance agent, res 1008 Jackson Max, dentist, 103 Post, res W s Mont- gomery av nr Powell

Morris, (E. Sichel & Bros.) res 235 Tyler

Solomon, cigars, 5 Kearny, res 235 Tyler

Sick William, seaman, res 5 Jackson

Sickler Caleb M., stoves and ranges, 310 Pine, res 732 Geary

Sickler John L., (Keegan & S.) res 60 Natoma

Sickles Richards, seaman, res 54 Sacramento Sicotte R. & Co., (Robert Sicotte and Ed- ward Gratton) carriagemakers, 856 Howard

Robert, (R. Sicotte & Co.) res 246 Fourth

Sicovich Martin, bartender with S. Divisich & Co., res 623 Davis

Sicre Jacques, (Mailhes & Co.) res NW cor Union and Dupont

Siddell Charles, seaman, res 5 Jackson

Sides Benjamin F., with J. H. Latham, res 2002 Powell

Sidey Adam, packer with F. D. Conro & Son, res 20 Jessie

Sidmore Amos F., painter, res 515 Stockton Siebe August, (Stelling & S.) res 24 Minna Frederick C., deputy sheriff, res 2208 Mason

H., laborer, res NE cor Eighth and Brannan

Henry, fireman, Pacific Glass Works Herman F. D., saloon, 615 Fourth, res cor Kentucky and Sixteenth

John, wholesale liquors, res 635 Union

Siebe Ludwig, groceries, NE cor Fourth and Everett, res 129 Fourth

Nicholas George, entry and adjusting clerk, Custom House, res 612 Filbert

William, brass finisher, res 40 Quinn Siebech Frank, steward with E. A. Engel- berg, res 416 Kearny

Siebenhauser L., (of Virginia City) office NE cor Sacramento and Battery

Sally, salesman with Falkenstein & Co., res 320 Turk

Siebers John, locksmith, res 1309 Stockton Sieberst F., widow, res SW cor Franklin and Grove

Henry A., atty-at-law, res 28 Second av Siebert Charles, stevedore, res 3 Sheridan

Charles, waiter, res 352 Jessie

Frederick, with Schroth & Wester- feld, res 311 Sutter

Siebrecht William, cabinetmaker, res N s Willow av nr Valencia

Siedenburg Herman, groceries, NW cor Green and Kearny, res 10 St. Charles pl

John C., with R. G. Dun & Co., res 207 Kearny

Siedentopf Henry R., clerk, res 477 Jessie Siegel David, res 141/, Garden

Gottlieb, blacksmlth, res 1 Hardy pl Harry, clerk with G. Harshall, res 24 Washington av

Minnie, widow, res 616 Post

Morris, tailor, res 1502 Stockton

1. J. TRUMBULL, 59

DEALER IN

BULBS, SEEDS, TREES, etc., 427 SANSOME ST.

MASONIC SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK, 6 POST ST., MASONIC TEMPLE.

BETHESDA WATER, the acknowledged cure for DIABETES. DUNBAR, HENDRY & LAVERY, General Agents Pacific Coast, 107 Stockton St.

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Silvie George, with Hook and Ladder Co. 3, S. F. Fire Dept., res Engine House Market bet Tenth and Eleventh

Sim John W., res 614 Pine

Sime John Mrs., res 813 Jackson

Simes H., laborer, Bay Sugar Refinery

Simi P., market gardener, 71 Colombo Mar- ket

Simmen Charles, laborer, Pacific Rolling Mills

John, cabinetmaker with Luchsinger & Son, res 722 Minna

Simmerly C., poultry dealer, res Baker nr Union

Simmie J. W., master schr Vanderbilt, res 36 Austin

Simmonds Samuel, seaman, res 5 Jackson Simmons Allen, bakery, 1019 Pacific, res 1413 Hyde

Alonzo R., (Simmons, Rowe & Co.) res 2511 Folsom

Andrew, laborer with S. F. Cordage Co

Benjamin, seaman, res 5 Jackson

C. L. Mrs., dressmaker, SE cor Ellis and Taylor

Charles, carpenter, res 2 White's pl Daniel C., watchmaker, res 1211 Powell

David, cook, stmr Ventura

E. P. Miss, teacher South Cosmopol- itan Primary School, res 608 Jones Ferdinand, carpenter, res 336 Elev- enth

Ferdinand, musician, res 3 August alley

Harry, waiter, 402 Broadway

Henry, waiter, Oregon House

Henry B., teamster, res 1233 Union

Horace E., salesman with R. A. Swain & Co., res Cosmopolitan Hotel

James, conductor, Potrero and B. V. R. R. Co

James, real estate, res 14 Sumner

John, blacksmith with Z. H. Cun- ningham, res 5231/2 Minna

Joseph, washer with Folsom Laun- dry, res S s Sixteenth bet Va- lencia and Second av

Joseph S., (Simmons, Rowe & Co.) res 819 Filbert

Rowe & Co., (Joseph S. Simmons, William B. Rowe and Alonzo R. Simmons) dealers hardware, 416 Market and 52 Clay

Samuel, (Forrest & S.) res 132 Fourth

Samuel, jeweler, 519 Kearny, res 1216 Powell

Sylvester R., (Maxon & S.) res 1304 Montgomery

Thomas C., porter with A. Mau & Co., res 623 Seventh

Simmons Thomas H., atty-at-law, room 23 Court blk, res Washington bet Kearny and Dupont

William, rigger, res 9 Howard

William H., painter with Plath & Kitzmuller, res 153 Third

William J., copyist with C. V. Gilles- pie, res 929 Washington

Simms Charles, bathman, res 1507 Powell

John, stewart, res 1507 Powell

Patrick, shoemaker, res 447 Natoma see Sims

Simon Benjamin, groceries and liquors, SW cor Harrison and Sixth, res 30 Oak Grove av

Charles, salesman with Isaac Selig, res 333 Fell

Dora Miss, res 426 Clementina

E. J., (Simon, Jacobs & Co.) res 614 Sutter

George, special policeman, res 165 Perry

Gustave, tailor, 3512 Third

Harry H., res 919 Stockton

Henry, proptr Simons House, 214 Sansome

Henry, stevedore, res 160 Steuart

Henry, tanner with Funcke & Co., res NE cor Eighth and Brannan Hermann L., (Stein, S. & Co.) res Germany

I., res 703 Market

Isidor, oysterman, Cremorne Oyster House, res 426 Clementina

Isidore, bookkeeper with Rosenthal, Feder & Co., res SE cor Bush and Dupont

James, shipwright, P. M. S. S. Co., res E s Illinois bet Butte and Napa John, restaurant, 226 First, res cor Folsom and Fremont

Joseph, boot and shoemaker, 818 Montgomery

Joseph, butcher, 208 Sixth

Joseph, furniture and carpets, 1226 Stockton

Joseph B., grocer, res 30 Oak Grove av

Julius, cigarmaker with Gordon & Burke, res 426 Clementina

Julius, clerk with S. Kohlman, res 213 Stevenson

Julius, policeman, res 165 Perry Julius C., capitalist, res SW Third and Market

cor

L. Mrs,, costumer, 645 Washington Levi, capitalist, res 7 Russ

Louis, looking glass maker with Whittier, Fuller & Co., res 1120 Mission

M. L. Mrs., teacher, Washington Grammar School, res 513 Eddy

Nannie Mrs., drygoods, 442 Hayes, res cor Hayes and Octavia

R. L., cabinetmaker with G. Ueffin- ger & Co., res 26 Oak Grove av

CALIFORNIA WINES AND BRANDIES, for EXPORTATION, HENRY GERKE, 414 MARKET.

N. W. SPAULDING.

Manufacturer of Patent INSERTED TOOTH CIRCULAR SAWS, 17 and 19 Fremont St.

GEO. W. CHAPIN, 434 MONTGOMERY ST.,

Dealer in all kinds of REAL ESTATE-MONEY LOANED.

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Simon S., res 333 Fell

S., asst. foreman with Lewis Bros., res 2491/2 Clara

S. I., (Simon, Jacobs & Co.) res 1015 Van Ness av

Siegmund H., salesman with Sulli- van & Moorhead, res 15 Russ

Simon Siegmund L., sec. Mission and Pacific Woolen Mills, 517 Market, res 331 Kearny

Siegmund L., teacher piano, res 1010 Mission

Simon, carpenter, res 237 Jessie

Theodore, clerk with Richard Weg- ener, res 30 Oak Grove av

Simonds George, shipwright, P. M. S. S. Co., res 127 Harrison

Simons' House, H. Simon proptr, 214 San- some

J. M., res Humboldt House

Nathan, milk ranch, res NW cor Vermont and Twenty-fourth

Samuel D., inspector, Custom House, res 935 Clay

W. S., (Murray & S.) res S s Fell nr Market

Willis S., dairy produce, Grand Central Market, res 515 Stevenson

Simonetti Charles, cook, Bar Assn. S. F., res NW cor Vallejo and Mont- gomery av

Simonitto -, merchant, res 819 Montgomery Simons Henry, farmer, res Meyers' Hotel

Henry, plumber, res 554 Bryant

Henry A., agent, Howe Machine Co., res 732 Howard

Hiram C., res 510 Leavenworth

Isadore, foreman with Lewis Bros., res 24912 Clara

John, marblepolisher with J. Daniel, res Mission Dolores

Mat., foreman Mason's Brewery, res Chestnut

Thomas W., carrier Bohemian, res 7071/2 Mission

Walter, carpenter, res 734 Brannan -, bookkeeper, res 622 Larkin Simonson Simon, seaman, stmr Kalorama Simonton C. E., carpenter, Palace Hotel Charles D., clerk, P. M. S. S. Co Simonton James W., (S. F. Bulletin Co.) res New York

Nathan M., carpenter, res 29 Lafayette Simpson & Morgan, (Thomas Simpson and Phillip Morgan) grainers, 675 Market

Simpson A. M. & Bro., (A. M. and Robert W. Simpson) lumber and agency Coos Bay and Columbia river packets, office 44 Market, yards, Howard and Beale-st wharves

Alexander, carpenter,res 256 Brannan

Alexander C., shoemaker with C. Palmer, res 457 Stevenson

Simpson Asa M., (A. M. Simpson & Bro.) res Clarendon House

C., seaman, stmr Ajax

Charles, expressman, 47 Clay, res 49 Clay

Clement S., master bark Whistler, office 44 Market, res 59 Tehama Cyrus H., res 100 Tehama

Edward, laborer, res N s Twentieth bet Valencia and Guerrero

G., expressman, cor Clay and Front George W., conductor N. B. and M. R. R. Co., res 274 Clementina Grace, widow, res 1413 Pacific

H. J., draughtsman with Wright & Sanders, res 1250 Montgomery

Henry, capitalist, res 114 Geary

James, physician, 204 Sutter, res 814 Sutter

James H., carpenter, res 55 Natoma John, carpenter S. F. Manfg Co., res 222 Minna

John, first lieutenant Fourth Artillery, U. S. A., Presidio

John, master schr Annie Gee, res 713 Vallejo

John, stevedore with Menzies & Bingham, res 421 Greenwich

John H., res Occidental Hotel

John H., compositor, Bulletin, res Dolores bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third

John H., cook, Crown Point Oyster Saloon, res 120 Martin

Marcus 'D.L., lieut. Col. U. S. A., res 18 South Park

L. D., res 629 Clay

Peter G., clerk with J. C. Meussdorf- fer, res 1213 Leavenworth

Richard W., (Feldmann, S. & Co.) res 16 Downey

Robert, laborer, Union Iron Works, res cor Broadway and Montgom- ery

Simpson Robert W., (A. M. Simpson & Bro.) res Clarendon

- Simon, shipwright, res 127 Jackson Thomas, (Simpson & Morgan) res 141% Harriet

Thomas B., clerk with C. V. Gilles- pie, res 1508 Sacramento

Thomas F., painter, res 1415 Pa- cific

William, blacksmith, res 2537 Mis- sion

William, druggist, 609 Davis, res Alameda

Simpson William, (Kelleher & S.) res 11311% Folsom

William, longshoreman, res N s Greenwich nr Sansome

William, plasterer, res rear 1508 Ma- son

William P., engineer, engine No. 6, S. F. Fire Dept., res 314 Sixth

OMMERCIAL INSURANCE CO, OF CALIFORNIA,

Office, 228 California St.

MASONIC SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK, 6 POST STREET, MASONIC TEMPLE.

EUREKA FOUNDRY, THOMPSON BROS., Proprietors. CASTINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 129 and 131 BEALE STREET.

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Slattery John, laborer, C. P. R. R. Co., res King-st House

Maurice D. Rev., asst pastor St. Mary's Cathedral, res 628 Cali- fornia

Michael, hodcarrier, res 91/2 Welsh Michael, heater, Pacific Rolling Mills

Patrick, laborer, res McGrath's Hotel Richard, teamster, res E s Hodges' pl nr Vallejo

-, stevedore with Menzies & Bing- ham

Slavan A. E. Miss, principal Eighth-st Pri- mary School, res 655 Seventeenth

J. W., confectioner with Dexter & Co.

John, gardener, Columbia Square, res 1512 Harrison av

M. H. Miss, teacher, Eighth-st Gram- mar School, res 665 Seventeenth Slaven Catherine, widow, res N s Army bet Church and Sanchez

Elizabeth, res 548 Mission

James E., compositor, res 548 Mission

Joseph P., tanner, res 301 Sixteenth

Michael, caneworker, res 4 Jessie

Moses A., (Terrill & S.) res 715 Seventeenth

Patrick, policeman, res Fifteenth nr Shotwell

Slavin Frank, baker, 143 Third, res 354 Fourth

Patrick, bakery, 1324 Dupont

Thomas, laborer, res rear 848 Folsom Slavonic Illiric Society, rooms NE cor Clay and Davis

Slayback Debora, widow, carpetsewer with Hall & Lachman, and lodgings 1067 Market

Sleator Edmund M., canvassing agent, res 208 Twenty-second

Sleeper Charles, clearance clerk, Bank Cali- fornia, res 456 Guerrero

E. R., widow, res 912 Larkin

Frank H., clerk, res 912 Larkin Hobart W., clerk with Baker & Ham- ilton, res 912 Larkin

May Miss, teacher, Silver-st Primary School, res 222 Shotwell William O., res 222 Shotwell Sleepsky Louis, hackman, res 1125 Mission Sleger Abraham, collector, res 437 Green Slessinger Louis, (Porter, Blum & Slessin- ger) res 338 Eddy

Slethery Annie Miss, tailoress with Lancas- ter & Northon, res 617 Washing- ton

Slevin Daniel F., carpenter, res 417 Bush John, special policeman, res 15 Har- rison

Patrick, policeman, res cor Howard and Fifteenth

Slicer Walter R., asst. impost bookkeeper, Custom House, res 331 Union Slink Thomas, drayman, res 27 Clementina

Slinkey J. E., proptr Overland House 531 Sacramento, and Bon Ton Saloon, California Theatre bldg, res Overland House

Sloan & Strang, (John Sloan and David Strang) sparmakers, foot of Fourth nr drawbridge

Alexander, moulder with Thompson Bros., res 18 Minna

B. D., farmer, res 1307 Sacramento

F. H., compositor with Cubery & Co., res 234 Ritch

H. H., millwright, res 109 Leaven- worth

J., laborer, P. M. S. S. Co.

John, shipwright, Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Montgomery

Sloan John, (Sloan & Strang) res Ten- nessee bet Solano and Butte

John W., bricklayer, Bricklayers' Prot. and Ben. Assn, 234 Sutter Mary Miss, dressmaker, 7711/2 Mission Patrick, lumberman, res 46 Louisa William, laborer, res 1 Crooks

William R., real estate agent, 236 Montgomery, res 1203 Howard

Slockart August, seaman, res 26 Sacramento Slocomb Henry, barber, 152 Second, res 38 Clara

Henry, carpenter, Enterprise Mill, res 83 Everett

Slocum A. M. Mrs., supt. Womens' Publishing Co., office 507 Mont- gomery, res 236 Montgomery

E. C. Mrs., upholstress with Frank G. Edwards, res 710 Folsom

G. J., real estate, res 613 Mission

Slocum Lot D., Excelsior Boarding Stables, 921-925 Sutter

Slocum William N., editor Common Sense (weekly) 236 Montgomery Sloop Emma F. Miss, teacher with Florence Sewing Machine Co., res 413 Natoma

Slorah Edward C., depot of Lyons' bottled ale and porter, 708 San- some, res NE cor Twenty-eighth and Folsom

James, with E. C. Slorah, res E s Folsom nr Twenty-eighth

Slorey -, stevedore with Menzies & Bingham Sloss D. Miss, teacher, Taylor-st Cosmopol- itan Primary School, res 408 Bush Gordon E., fire commissioner, res 408 Bush

Sloss Louis & Co., (Louis Sloss, Simon Greenewald and Lewis Gerstle) hides, wool, furs, and commission mchts, 310-312 Sansome

Sloss Louis, (Louis Sloss & Co., and Hutchinson, Kohl, Philippens & Co.) res 1500 Van Ness av

Slosson & Gill, (D. R. Slosson and George Gill) market, cor Union and Oc- tavia

"Gerke" Wine, vintage 1868. The future "Chateau Yquem" of California. "Eugene Casserly."

C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO.,

MERCHANDISE BROKERS and COMMISSION Merchants, 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, 716 Kearny st.

GEO. W. CHAPIN, 434 Montgomery Street,

HAS BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

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Slosson D. R., (Slosson & Gill) res cor Union and Laguna

Edward, mining supt., res 622 Mc- Allister

H. V., proptr Terminal Hotel, 606 Fourth

Slower Samuel, res Cosmopolitan Hotel Slyney Thomas, stevedore, Lumbermen's Prot. Union, 71 New Montgomery Smadeke W. & Co., (W. Smadeke and G. Cornelius) groceries and liq- uors, SW cor Third and Brannan

Smadeke William, (W. Smadeke & Co., and Cornelius & Co.) res 600 Third

Small Alexander, laborer with Golden State Iron Works, res 222 Beale

Alexander H., conductor, N. B. and M. R. R. Co., res 520 Stockton Allen, carpenter, res 325 Capp

Archibald, barkeeper, Palace Ex- change, res SW cor Seventh and Jessie

C., laborer with B. Dodson, res Broadway blk

D. S., shipwright and caulker, 5 Drumm, res Oakland

Dominique P., carpenter with J. P. Curtis, res 407 Greenwich

Emma Mrs., dressmaker, 115 Kearny Isaac H., iron works, 7-9 Beale, res 568 Folsom

John, plumber with G. & W. Snook John E., clerk with freight auditor, C. P. R. R. Co., res 1110 Harrison John F., machinist with O. P., Ingra- ham & Bro., res 439 Minna

Richard G., master mariner, res 291/2 Third

Timothy S., res 325 Capp

William, real estate and mining sec., 531 California, res 1801 California William P., shipwright, Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Montgomery

Smalley G., cl rk with Charles Kellett, res W s Mission bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third

W. W., with Cornell Watch Co., cor Fourth and Bryant

Smallman William, laborer with P. M. S. S. Co., res rear 2215 Bluxome

Smart & Bro., (George C. and James G. Smart) New York Dairy, old San José road nr Industrial School

A. Miss, res 1205 Sacramento

Charles R., driver with Smart & Bro., res old San José road ur Indus- trial School

David S., machinist, res 207 Second George, housemover, res 726 Bran- nan

Smart George C., (Smart & Bro.) res old San José road nr Industrial School

Smart James, lumberman, res 119 Perry Smart James G., (Smart & Bro.) res old San José road nr Industrial School

Smedberg James Renwick, consulting engin- eer, S. F. Gaslight Co., and vice prest. Pioneer Land and Loan Assn, res 28 Twelfth

W. Renwick, clerk with C. Adolph Low & Co., res 1611 Larkin

Smedley Henry, driver, res 1118 Taylor Smetzer Henry, special policeman, City and County Hospital

Smiddy Timothy, laborer with G. A. Meiggs, res 2111g Perry

Smiley George W., stockbroker, office 444 California, res 623 Powell

James, stockbroker, res 634 Broad- way

James D., driver, Cliff House Omni- bus

James F., driver, Sutter-st R. R. Co., res cor Jones and Market

Joseph E., money broker, office 236 Montgomery, res 731 Bush

Samuel P., bookkeeper with Painter & Co., res 734 Broadway

Smiley Thomas J. L., prest. California Stock Exchange Board, res 718 Green

William F., driver, N. B. and M. R. R. Co., res 114 Dora

Smilie Elton R., physician and dentist, 649 Washington, res S s Union bet Mason and Taylor

Smith & Blanckaert, (Adam Smith and Victor J. Blanckaert) City Bank Exchange, 633 Sacramento Smith & Burlingame, (William H. Smith and J. D. Burlingame) carpenters and builders, 667 Howard

Smith & Dougherty, (J. C. Smith and W. P. Dougherty) wholesale and retail lumber dealers, 1 How- ard

Smith & Mann, (William Smith and Jeremiah J. Mann) wholesale butchers, First av nr Kentucky, office 535 California

Smith & Philips, (John Smith and James B. Philips) saloon, 112 Taylor

A., conductor Market-st R. R

A., widow, res W s York bet Twenty- fourth and Twenty-fifth

A. C. Miss, with B. H. Madison, res 447 Bryant

Smith A. D., (Hutchinson, Mann & Smith) res Oakland

Adam, carpenter, res 60 Everett

Smith Adam, (Smith & Blanckaert) res 515 Sacramento

Adam Mrs., lodgings, 515 Sacramento Adrian R., bookkeeper with Wilson, Merry & Co., res Nucleus House

NORCROSS & CO.,

MAKE THE BEST WORK

AT LOWEST PRICES.

MASONIC SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK, 6 POST STREET, MASONIC TEMPLE.

BETHESDA WATER NEVER FAILS TO CURE BRIGHT'S DISEASE. DUNBAR, HENDRY & LAVERY, General Agents Pacific Coast, 107 Stockton st.

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Smith Ahimaz B., sprinkler, res 1144 Folsom Albert, sugar refiner, Cal. Sugar Re- finery, res 498 Eighth

Alexander, laborer, res 41 Natoma

Alexander, laborer, res Ns Dorland bet Church and Sanchez

Alexander, sash and blindmaker with B. & J. S. Doe, res 623 Howard

Alexander H., clerk with Christy & Wise, res International Hotel

Alexander M., first officer, P. M. S. S. Co.

Alfred, with C. James King of Wm. & Co., res 731 Vallejo

Alfred J., plumber, 220 Fremont, res N s Twenty-sixth nr Mission

Allen, conductor, Central R. R., res 726 Brannan

Alonzo, hostler, res Agricultural Fair Grounds

Amaziah, carpenter, res 414 Shotwell

Andrew, res 731 Broadway

Andrew, boilermaker, res 807 Mission

Andrew, bookkeeper with Corbitt & Macleay, res 331 Montgomery

Andrew, varnisher, res 49 Louisa

Andrew F. jr., foreman The Pacific, res 7 Rousch

Andrew V., coffee saloon, 519 East, res 821 Howard

- Ann Mrs., lodgings, 785 Mission

Ann Mrs., restaurant, 952 Mission

Ann B. Mrs., fancy goods, 1144 Fol- som

Ann E. Mrs., nurse res S s Nine- teenth nr Valencia

- Anna, widow, res 69 Natoma

Annie, confectionery, res 422 Folsom

Annie, seamstress, res 231 Second

Annie C., tailoress, res 49 Natoma

Antone, restaurant, 1204 Stockton, res 2012 Dupont

Arthur, waiter Railroad House

Smith Arthur A., (Freeman, Smith & Co.) res Grand Hotel

- Asa, machinist and millwright, res 3 Hubbard

B. Mrs., lodgings, 3 Hardie pl

B. W., baker, res 422 Folsom Barcley, lastmaker, res 164 Jessie

Smith Barlow J., hygienic physician, 635-637 California

Barney, laborer, res N s Elizabeth nr Valencia

Benjamin Brooks, clerk Empire Lodging House, 636 Commercial Benjamin J., sash and blind maker, Enterprise Mill

Benjamin R., hay and grain, res Tenth av nr P, South S. F.

Benjamin P., freight clerk,stmr Con- stantine, res SE cor Lombard and Dupont

C., plumber Palace Hotel

C. A., carpenter, res 1028 Market

Smith C. E. Miss, dressmaker, res 837 Fol- som

C. G., shipjoiner, Shipjoiners' Assn, Dashaway Hall

C. S. machinist, res Overland House Smith C. W. M., solicitor of patents and atty-at-law, 415 Montgomery, res 1719 Clay

Catherine, widow, res 539 Howard

Celia P., widow, res 9 Harlan pl

Charles, barkeeper, with Dave P. Levy, res 1524 Powell

Charles, barkeeper with Adams &! Kibbe, res 102 Minna

Charles, barkeeper, res 441 Clemen-) tina

Charles, bootmaker with J. Sullivan, res 259 Octavia

Charles, capitalist, res W s Capp, nr! Twenty-second

Charles, carpenter, res 538 Natoma Smith Charles, chop and oyster house, 1018 Stockton, res 1206 Powell

Charles, clerk, res 78 Clementina

Charles, collector, res 232 Mission

Charles, junk dealers, 525 East

Charles, laborer Potrero cut

Charles Mrs., laundress SE cor Post and Jones

Charles, master mariner, res 423 East

Charles, painter, res 222 Tehama

Charles, plumber, res 520 Folsom

Charles, porter, res 293 Union

Charles, porter, res Relay House

Charles, printer, res 37 Hinckley

Charles, Scan., Soc., 71 New Mont- gomery

Charles, seaman, res 132 Steuart

Charles, seaman, res 32 Stuart

Charles, seaman res 5 Jackson

Charles, seaman, res 42 Sacramento

Charles, seaman, res 423 East

Charles, stevedore with Menzies & Bingham

Charles, tinsmith with E. T. Buck. man

Charles, whitener with J. Q. Gar- field

Charles, wholesale hog dealer, E : Fifth av nr N, South S.F., res 9.6] Harrison

Charles, jr., carpenter, res rear 123. Bush

Charles A., with W. C. Winckler, rei 1217 Polk

Charles C., druggist, res 218 Seventh Charles C., messenger with Henry Steil, res Havens pl

Charles E., bookkeeper with F. T Houghton & Co., res 541 Fourth

Smith Charles E., porter, Occidenta bar, res 529 Mission

Charles F., tailor, 1201 Powell

Charles Francis, waiter with Manue DeSuza, res 104 First

AFRICAN FIBRE, THE CHEAPEST ARTICLE IN USE FOR MATTRESSES, 406 MARKET St.

PACIFIC SAW MANUFACTURING COMPANY,

17 and 19 Fremont, near Marke

GEO. W. CHAPIN, ALWAYS READY TO BUY AND SELL

REAL ESTATE.

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Smith Charles H., carrier P. O., res 1103 Powell

Charles H., cashier Liverpool and London and Globe Ins. Co., res 1260 California

Charles H., clerk with B. F. Sher- wood & Co., res 515 Sacramento Charles H., special policeman, res 1820 Hyde

Charles H., produce and commission merchant, 47-49 Clay, res 913 Montgomery

Charles H., shipping clerk, res Over- land House

Charles J., carpenter, res 2918 Fol- som

Charles M., bookkeeper with Renton Smith & Co., res 503 Folsom

Charles R., packer with Ira Marden & Co., res 609 Stevenson

Charles R., tinsmith with Locke & Montague, res 1219 Union

Charles T., bookkeeper with Henry A. Gullixson, res 4 Geary pl Charles T., hostler, St. Lawrence Stable, res Miller's pl

Charles W., butcher, res Spreens' Exchange, South S. F.

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The New city annual directory of San Francisco, 1875, Part 150

Author: D.M. Bishop & Co Publication date: 1875 Publisher: San Francisco : D.M. Bishop & Co. Number of Pages: 1294

Author: D.M. Bishop & Co
Publication date: 1875
Publisher: San Francisco : D.M. Bishop & Co.
Number of Pages: 1294