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Walter R., drygoods, 161 New Mont- gomery
Walter S., carpenter, res 13 Tehama Wilber F., bookkeeper with N. Bruns, res 722 Turk
Wilhelmina Miss, res 20 Folsom
Willard M., res 13 Monroe
Williard, res 15 Bernard
William, res 208 Ellis
William, res 436 Union
William, bakery and variety, 422 Folsom
William, bootmaker with Porter, Blum & Slessinger, res 27 An- thony
William, butcher, res 1813 Howard
William, butcher, res 10 Sacramento William, cabinetmaker,res 416 Natoma William, cabinetmaker with Edward S. Spear & Co., res 13 Harrison av William, clerk, res 521 Minna
William, cook with Andrew Mason & Co., res 120 Davis
William, hardware, res 208 Ellis
William, laborer, res Fourteenth bet Harrison and Folsom
William, laborer, S. F. Cordage Co. Smith William, manufacturer Patent Water Closets, 21 Montgomery av, res 1333 Pine [see adv. page 3B] William, master mariner, res 320 Folsom
MMERCIAL INSURANCE CO. of CALIFORNIA,
60
Office, 228 California St.
MASONIC SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK, 6 POST STREET, MASONIC TEMPLE.
BEAMISH'S, Nucleus Building, cor. Third and Market Sts .. SHIRTS, CLOTHING, Ready Made and to Order.
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Smith William, porter with Glasgow Iron Works, res Empire Hotel
William, compositor, res 913 Mont- gomery
William, seaman, stmr Salinas
William, seaman, res 5 Jackson
William, seaman, res 20 Folsom
William, seaman, res 26 Sacramento
William, seaman, res 134 Steuart
William, shipwright, Shipwrights' Assn., 71 New Montgomery
William, shoemaker, res 21 Anthony
Smith William, (Smith & Mann) res 1813 Howard
William, stevedore with Menzies & Bingham
William, steward, stmr Kalorama
William, stonecutter, res 547 Mission William, teamster with Smith, Cut- ter & Co., res Perry bet Fourth and Fifth
William, waiter, res 527 Sacramento William, waiter, Brooklyn Hotel
William, waiter, City Restaurant, 538 Clay
William A., steward, P. M. S. S. Costa Rica, res 124 Silver
William A., teamster, res 2116 Powell William B., courtroom clerk, County Court, res 410 O'Farrell
William B., salesman with R. Patrick & Co., res 1304 Kearny
William C., agent Ginger Pop, res SE cor Lombard and Dupont
William C., bricklayer, Palace Hotel William C., cabinetmaker, res 13 Harrison av
William C. R., night inspector, Cus- House, res 10 Downey
William D., brewer, 21912 Ninth
William E .. contractor, res 736 Har- rison
William E., operator, W. U. Tel. Co., res 317 Third
Smith William F .. physician, oculist and aurist, 313 Bush, res SE cor Sutter and Van Ness av
William H., carpenter, res 127 Jack- son
William Henry, carpenter and joiner, res 616 California
Smith William H., Champion Spring Mattress manufacturer, 151 New Montgomery, res 146 Natoma William H., clerk, res 410 Farrell
William H., master brig Sheet An- chor, res 120 Howard William H., mining operator, res 820 Filbert
Smith William H., (Smith & Bur- lingame) res 1033 Howard
William H., stevedore with Menzies & Bingham William Jones, laborer, res 15 Ber- nard
Smith William L., bookbinder with A. L. Bancroft & Co., res 741 Market William L,, real estate, res 2732 Fol- som
William M., baker, res 215 Green
William M., master, schr Norwig, res 418 Sixth
William M., messenger with A. Hay- ward, 224 California, res 1008 Leavenworth
William N., baker, California Cracker Co., res 215 Green
William N., keeper Corporation Yard, S. F. Fire Dept., 50-52 Sacramento, res 10 Sumner
William S., driver with Blake, Rob- bins & Co., res 1916 Taylor William X., caulker, res 121 Welsh
Williams, (George H. Tay & Co.) res 208 Ellis
, expresswagon, res 400 Seventh
, Mrs., res 417 Bush
see Smyth, Smythe, Schmidt and Schmitt
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Smithers James, bookkeeper with Gax- iola & Andrade, and agent Peru- vian consul, office 320 Sansome, res Bartlett bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
William, waiter, res 17 Bryant av
Smithlin P. F., carpenter, res 214 First Smithson John Edward, res 812 California
Robert, speculator, res 615 California Thomas B., res 808 Bush
Smithstead O., machinist, Pacific Rolling Mills
Smitten Charles H., receiver, Central R. R. Co
Smucker Catherine, widow, res 130 Dora Smullen Francis, shoemaker, res 32 Na- toma
James, shoecutter, res 35 Natoma
Smyth & Pierce, (John Smyth and John Pierce) draymen, 326 Davis
Albert F., cigars and tobacco, 617 Montgomery, res 4 Powell Charles F., bookkeeper with Bank of California, res Lick House
Smyth John H., atty-at-law, 623 Mont- gomery, res 721 Bush Samuel A., res rear 829 Vallejo see Smith, Schmidt, Schmitt Smythe A. F. Mrs., hairwork, 312 Powell Albert, messenger, res 1522 Broad- way
Annie T., teacher French, Silver-st Primary School, res 743 Pine
Cora A. Mrs., teacher, Greenwich-s Primary School, res 1423 Kearny F. A., engraver, res Broadway m Scott
John T., teamster, res Stevenson n Eighth Robert B., laborer, Pacific Rolling Mills
AFRICAN FIBRE, THE CHEAPEST ARTICLE IN USE FOR MATTRESSES, 406 MARKET St.
E. P. FELLOWS & CO.,
Sole Agents for FRITZCHE, SCHIMMEL & CO.'S ESSENTIAL OILS and FLAVORING EXTRCT!
REAL ESTATE.
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Snappers Amelia Miss, hats and caps, 59 Second
Snead Michael, pedler, res 7 St. Mary's Sneads Giles, whitener and coloring, 998 Folsom
Sneath Richard G., capitalist, office 416 Front, res Fair Oaks, San Mateo Co
Snedecker Samuel, with James E. Foster Sneden Seth G., dept. collector U. S. Int. Rev., res 502 Powell
Sneel John, laborer, res W s Bannan pl Sneed John W., carpenter, res 95713 Fol- som
Sneider Charles, baker, res 522 Pine
Charles, cigarmaker, 1208 Market
Emma Mrs., cigars, 1208 Market
Kate Mrs., res 907 Howard
Martin, bootmaker with S. W. Ro- senstock & Co., res 346 Seventh Peter, laborer with Bay Sugar Re- finery, res NW cor Filbert and Sansome
see Snyder, and Schneider
Snelgrove James, carpenter, Palace Hotel Snell Caroline Mrs., proptrss Union House, 737 Howard
Edward, general collecting and pur- chasing agent, 16 Post
George W., (Hodge, Calef & Co., Portland, Oregon) office 215 Cal- iformia, res 123 Turk
John, res 21 Bannan pl John, laborer, Potrero cut Snesbohl Niels Nielsen, Scan. Soc., 71 New Montgomery
Snibby Fred, res 303 Mason
Sniffen Elijah, (Brown & S.) res 528 Bryant Samuel, collector with Nye & Ache- son, res 528 Bryant
Snively Edward, car driver, Market-st R. R., res 502 Fell
John H., special policeman with Kim- ball Manfg Co.
Snoddy Alex, with Cornell Watch Co., cor Fourth and Bryant
Snook Edgar N., plumber with G. & W. Snook, res 516 Bush
Edward C., plumber with G. & W. Snook, res 516 Bush
G. & W., (George A. and William S. Snook) iron workers and plumb- ers, 427 Pine
George A., (G. & W. Snook) res 529 Green
John A., oysterman with S. Tesmore, res Bartlett bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
William S., (G. & W. Snook) res Oakland
Snooks John J., asst engineer with P. M. S. S. Co.
Snow & May, (Frank C. Snow and William B. May) importers pictures and artists' materials, 21 Kearny
Snow Chester J., carpenter, Public School Dept, res Hayes Valley
Charles, caulker, res rear 322 Main Densil A., carriagemaker with E. Falkingham, res 2015 Folsom
Frank C., (Snow & May) res 26 Haight
Harry, clerk with Whitney & Co.'s express
Harvey W., agent, Hartford Fire Ins. Co., res 813 Valencia
Snow Herman, dealer spiritualist, lib- eral and reform books and papers, 319 Kearny
Horace, watchman with S. F. Candle Co., res SW cor Channel and Rhode Island
J. C., carpenter, res 513 Gough
John, seaman, res Union House
John F. & Co., (John F. Snow and Charles J. Holmes) Cleansing and Dyeing Works, 1623 Mission, of- fice 25 Post
John F., (John F. Snow & Co.) res 1623 Mission
Levi T., porter with Forsaith, Tyler & Shaw, res 329 Fell
Richard, laborer, res 61 Tehama
Snowball Robert Y., stockbroker, 106 Leids- dorff
Snowdon Thomas, seaman, stmr Kalorama Snowdoun William H., cook, stmr Parthen- ius, res 107 Pacific
Snyder Albert, glassblower, Pacific Glass Works
Albert A., carpenter and builder, 17 Halleck, res 62 Halleck
Charles, teamster with Michelssen, Brown & Co., res 367 Clementina - G. W., miner, res 402 Broadway
- George, bargeman, Custom House
J., watchman, Palace Hotel
J. B., wholesale liquor dealer, 226 California, res 31 Oak Grove av
Jacob, pumping engineer, Spring Valley W. W, res N s Bay bet Leavenworth and Hyde
P. H., clerk, res 328 Jessie
Philip, boot and shoemaker, 671 Howard
S. P., clerk, Morton House
see Sneider and Schneider
Sobbe Diedrich, liquor store, 541 Mis- sion
Soberg Gustave, seaman, res 415 East
Societa Italiana di Mutua Benefi- cenza. (Italian Mutual Benev- olent Society) 430 Jackson
Societe Francaise d'Espargnes et de Prevoyance Mutuelle, Gustave Mahé, directeur, 411 Bush Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, N. Hunter, sec, 604 Merchant, room 24
BETHESDA WATER, the acknowledged Cure for DIABETES. DUNBAR & HENDRY, General Agents Pacific Coast, 107 Stockton St.
ANSONIA CLOCK CO., MURRAY DAVIS, Agent, 31 and 33 SUTTER STREET.
EUREKA FOUNDRY, THOMPSON BROS., Proprietors,
129 and 131 BEALE ST., bet. MISSION and HOWARD.
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Societe Francaise de Bienfaisance Meutulle, (French Mutual Benevolent Society) office 706 Montgomery, hospital Bryant bet Fifth and Sixth
Sockum Hamilton W., fruits, 429 Fourth Soddi William, seaman, res North German Hotel
Soecker Christopher, laborer, res 9 White's pl
Soefbollo William, blacksmith, res 533 Val- lejo
Soehl John, driver, Chicago Brewery, res 1428 Pine
Soery William H., clerk, res 434 Tehama Sofa P. G., (Milloglav & S.) res 6 Fourth Soher Lewis, physician, office and res 1225 Bush
Sohl Henry, porter with Locke & Montague, res 223 Perry
- John, laborer, Chicago Brewery, res 1428 Pine
Sohle Edward, ropemaker, res W s Indiana nr Sierra
Sohlke Carl W., salesman, res 249 Thirteenth Sohm Frederick, painter, res 168 Silver
Sohmes John, bakery, 1139 Folsom
Sohn George, res cor Sixteenth and Mission Soilder J., wiper, S. P. R. R. Co.
Solano Mauro, music teacher, res 1016 Stock- ton
Solari Charles, milk ranch, res SW cor Doug- lass and Eighteenth
Giovanni, bootblack, 226 Montgom- ery, res 114 Battery
Giuseppe, market gardener, 50 Co- lombo Market
Michael, bootblack, 434 Pine, res 114 Battery
Solaro Henry J., bookkeeper with Martin, Feusier & Steffani, res Occidental Hotel
Solda Guillaume, harnessmaker, res 37 Hinck- ley
Soldanskey Alex., sailmaker with C. C. Funk, res 514 Geary
Soley William J., salesman with Reid & Brooks, res Montgomery bet Val- lejo and Green
Solis Ansel, barber, 1331 Bush, res SE cor Bush and Polk
Rosalie, tortilla baker, res 37 Hinckley Solley Stephen J., machinist with Globe Iron Works, res 902 Montgomery
William T., bookkeeper, New Wiscon- sin Hotel
Solman Charles, compositor, res 34 Natoma Solmon Nic., laborer, res Empire Hotel Solomon Abe., marker with A. Lusk & Co., res S s Pacific bet Polk and Van Ness av
Abraham, teacher languages, res 2514 Webster Albert, res 1209 Folsom
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Solomon B. L. & Sons, (B. L., J. S. and S. B. Solomon) importers upholstery goods, John H. Kemp, agent, 410 Market
Solomon B. L., (B. L. Solomon & Sons) res New York
Benjamin, packer with Helbing & Straus, res 1717 Mason
Charles, clerk with A. C. Freese, res 510 Hyde
D., merchant, res 529 Turk
G., glazier, res 58 Shipley
Harris, clothing, 536 Pacific
Harris, shoecutter with Marks & Le- vinsky, res 18 Hunt
Isaac H., bookkeeper with Hecht Bros. & Co., res 1619 Larkin
Israel, insurance agent, res 1619 Larkin
J., exchange and money broker, 502 Kearny, res SW cor Bush and Kearny
Solomon J. S., (B. L. Solomon & Sons) res New York
Jacob, res 922 Jackson
Joseph, laborer, res 519 Jessie
Lazerus, clothing, 48 Stuart, res 510 Hyde
M. Miss, teacher, Powell-st Primary School, res 307 Lombard
Martin, messenger with H. P. Wake- lee, res 21 John
Neuman, dairy produce, Grand Cen- tral Market, res 511 Stevenson
S. A., waiter with L. Meyer, res 320 Clementina
Solomon S. B., (B.L. Solomon & Sons) res New York
Solomon Samuel, butcher, 2, Grand Central Market, res 603 Post
Samuel, res 21 John
Sylvain, with Lazard Freres, res 1517 Powell
Thomas, bootmaker, SW cor Fourth and Brannan res 14 Freelon see Salomon
Solomons Seixas, bookkeeper with L. Dink- elspiel & Co., res 1825 Clay Simon, broker, res 235 Kearny
Solq Peter, brickmaker, res SW cor San- chez and Twenty-third
Solsich B., waiter, 54 Sacramento
Solson S., seaman, 26 Sacramento Soltan H. & C., (Hyman Soltan and Louis Moss) crockery and glassware, 231 Third
Hyman, (H. Soltan & Co.) res Six- teenth nr Valencia
Soltsien Herman A., engineer Bay View Dis- tillery, res Hunter's Point
Somaly & Coqueugniot, (John Somaly and John Coqueugniot) restaurant, 624 California
John, (Somaly & Coqueugniot) res 624 California
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO.,
Importers CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, etc., Nos 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, 716 KEARNY ST.
The "Gerke," "A full flavored, pleasant Hock-like, Wine." -- London Lancet, June 20, 1874.
GEO. W. CHAPIN, ALWAYS READY TO BUY AND SELL
REAL ESTATE.
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Somers & Co., (D. C. Somers and Robert Shearer) groceries and meat, NW cor Second and Bryant
Andrew, carpenter, res 1707 Dupont Don Carlos, (Somers & Co.) res 401 Bryant
Harvey C., (Rider, Somers & Co.) res 2910 Folsom
William J., res 403 Bryant see Summers
Sommerset M. Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.) J. M. Buffington, sec., 37 Merchants Exchange
Somerville Ann, widow, proptr Quincy House, SW cor Spear and Mis- sion
August, bootcutter with Einstein Bros & Co., res 421 Bush
E., operator W. U. Tel. Co
Thomas, laborer, res Quincy House Thomas, machinist with Tait & Hain- que, res 4 Antonio
Sommer H. N. J., master schr General Ord, res 617 Davis
S. M., master schr Veto, res Oakland Point
Sommer actor, Bella Union, res 825 Kearny
Somerlad Henry, sawdust peddler res 52 Clementina
Sophia, midwife, res 52 Clementina Somps John, driver with P.G. Somps & Co., res 269 Clementina
P. G. & Co., (P. G. Somps, J. Mou- ton and H. Marliere) proptrs Steam Soda Works, 259-261 Clem- entina
Peter G., (P. G. Somps & Co.) res 829 Greenwich
Peter, laborer with P. G. Somps & Co., res 269 Clementina
Son Adolph A., (Son Bros.) res 906 Polk
Son Albert A., (Son Bros.) res 906 Polk
Son Brothers, (Adolph A. and Al- bert A. Son) importers and job- bers of pipes, smokers' articles, cutlery, stationery, and Yankee notions, etc., SE cor Sansome and Sacramento
Sondheimer Moses, clerk with Heht Bros. & Co., res 115 Stockton
Sonedecher S. W., carpenter, res 512 Fourth Sonnenberg Benjamin, jeweler with Cal. Jewelry Co., res SE cor Stockton and Post
Louis B., groceries, SE cor Post and Stockton
Sonnenfeld Herman, freight clerk, P.M.S.S. Co
Jonenwald & Wahl, (G. Sonnenwald and G. Wahl) saloon, 202 Dupont
G., (Sonnenwald & Wahl) res 202 Dupont
Sonnichsen James N., porter with L. E. Weck & Co., res 510 Fell
Sonnichsen Nicholas, (Hamilton & S.) and actg Consul for Denmark, Norway and Sweden, office 322 California, res 2122 Howard
Sonnichson Heinrich M., (Peterson & S.) res 214 Steuart
Sonnois Eugene, waiter, 415 Pine, res Cali- fornia Hotel
Sonntag & Co., (Charles Sonntag) col- lectors and dealers California seeds, 614 Merchant, room 24
Charles, chief depty license collector, (and Sonntag & Co.,) res Grand Hotel
Henry A., res 921 Sacramento
I. H., res 93 Fifteenth
Sonognini Celestino, laborer, 11 Taylor, res 123 Shipley
Dominick, milk ranch, S s Serpen- tine av bet Folsom and Harrison Samuel, milker with D. Sonognini, res Serpentine av bet Folsom and Harrison
Sonoma Quicksilver M. Co., (Napa) Wm. Willis, sec., 419 California
Soper Charles, engineer, res Kate nr Bryant Charles H,, with Cornell Watch Co., cor Fourth and Bryrnt
Sophey Joseph, (McArron & S.) res 820 Folsom
Soppe Auguste, seaman, res 5 Jackson Soranzer Niles, seaman, res 45 Sacramento Sorbier Louisa Madame, milliner and dress- maker, res 820 Washington
Sorbier's restaurant, Bocken & Baccala, proptrs, 540 Commercial
Soren George S., stockbroker, Cal. Stock Exchange, res 34 Ellis
Sorensen Christian, master schr Madaline, res 34 Zoe
George, waiter, Constitution Hotel, res NW cor Montgomery and Jackson
H., seaman, res 123 Jackson
John, wellborer, res Heinz Hotel
M. P., tailor with Wright & Harmon, res 39 Natoma
Peter E., laborer, res 19 Frederick
Reinhart, night watchman, res 15 Oak Grove av
Sorensen William, {J. Schulken & Co.) res 508 Fell
Sorenzen Anthon, farmer, res 127 Jackson Sorg Peter, musical instruments, 208 Sutter, res 11 Hinckley Rudolph, machinist with Theodore Kallenberg, res 1 St. Mary
Sorman G., master ship War Hawk, pier 10, Steuart Sornin Alexander, jewelry and silverware, 603 Montgomery Soto A., porter with Kullman, Wagner & Co., 504 Vallejo
NORCROSS & CO.,
K. of P. REGALIA AND UNIFORMS,
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
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MASONIC SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK, 6 POST ST., 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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Soto José, porter with Kullman, Wagner &. Co., res Railroad av bet Eleventh and Twelfth, South S. F.
Santos, widow, res 212 Auburn
Wash. L., salesman with Ackerman Bros., res 109 O'Farrell
Soucaze Gustave, (Herman & S.) res 625 Dupont
Souday John, clerk, U. S. pay dept., res 1521 Washington
Soulé A. G., physician and surgeon, office and res 822 Howard
A. J. Mrs., lodgings, 109-111 Geary A. J., millwright, res 15 Geary
Charles, student, School Civil En- gineers, 606 Montgomery
F. M. Miss, teacher, Broadway Gram- mar School, res 1905 Stockton
Soule Frank, editor Alta California, res 1905 Stockton
H. Gertrude, teacher, South Cosmo- politan Grammar School
Kendrick B., broker, res 37 Valpa- raiso
Maria L. Miss, teacher, Broadway Grammar School, res 1419 Taylor Milan, physician, office and res 1421/2 Fourth
Soule Samuel, State Harbor Commis- sioner, office 440 Jackson, res 323 First
Samuel P., collector, Broadway wharf, res cor Geary and Devisadero , res 31 Eddy
Souper Benjamin, rigger, res 29 Clementina Souriau Desire, nurse, French Hospital Soutadé Phillip, real estate, res 7 Pollard pl Souter Dominigo, milker with M. Londen
Peter, carpenter, Enterprise Mill, res 60 Tehama
South Chariot M. Co., O. H. Bogart, sec., 402 Montgomery, room 1 South Comstock Gold and S. M. Co., (Storey Co., Nev.) J. M. Buffington, sec., 37 Merchants' Exchange
South Eureka M. Co., (Nevada) T. F. Cronise, sec., 438 California
South Mono M. Co., (Utah) T. F. Cronise, sec., 438 California
South Mountain Co., (Idaho) Wm. Willis, sec., 419 California
South Overman Consolidated M. Co., (Washoe, Storey and Lyon coun- ties, Nev.) David Wilder, sec., 28 Merchants' Exchange
South Overman S. M. Co., (Gold Hill, Nev.)David Wilder, sec., 28 Mer- chants' Exchange
South Park House, John Miller, proptr, 530 Third
South Park Livery Stable, J. & R. Smith, proptrs, 344-348 Brannan South Park Malt House, Hermann Zwieg, proptr, N s Brannan bet Fifth and Sixth
South Park Saw Mills, F. Korbel & Bros., proptrs, 437 Brannan
South Point Mill Co., C. A. Hooper, manager, Berry bet Third and Fourth
South Point Warehouse, John Hooper, proptr, Berry bet Third and Fourth
South S. F. Brewery, Hoelscher & Garms, proptrs, cor Fourteenth and Railroad av South S. F.
South S. F. Dock Co., William Stuart, sec., 113 Leidesdorff
South Star S. M. Co., (Lyon Co,, Nev.) J. F.Atwill, sec., 240 Montgomery South Wales Atlantic Steamship Line, W. A. Jones, agent, 238 Montgomery
South Woodville S. M. Co., (Storey Co., Nev.) J. M. Buffington, sec., 37 Merchants' Exchange
Southack Francis L., auditor, track dept. C. P. R. R., res Oakland
Southard J.B., atty-at-law, 1 Montgomery blk Souther Joseph, teamster, res 1720 Turk Souther Joseph N., (Chenery, S. & Co.) res 123 Turk
W. H. asst bookkeeper with Reding- ton, Hostetter & Co., res 510 Larkin
Southerland John M., butcher, res 60 Clem- entina
Southern Gold Hill G. and S. M. Co., David Wilder sec, 28 Merchants' Exch
Southern Joseph J., bartender with S. P Collins, res 627 Vallejo
Southern Pacific Consolidated G. M. Co. (Cal., ) C.J. Eaton, sec, 402 Mont gomery.
Southern Pacific Railroad Co. gen office NE cor Townsend and Fourth, passenger depot SE co Fourth and Townsend, freigh depot Ss Townsend bet Fourtl and Fifth, repair shops cor Harri ron and Sixteenth
Southern Packet Line, N. Pierce, of fice 610 Front
Southern Thomas R., teacher Heald's Busi ness College, res 1101 Pine
Southwark Alden B., office 33 Battery Southwell George, carpenter and build er, res 1403 Pacific ,
George, carpenter, res 1417 Clay
George, horseshoer, 418 Pacific
John, printer, res 1025 Washington
John W., musicteacher, res S s Va lejo nr Jones
Southwick Edward, teamster, res 24 Minn William O., letter carrier, P. O., re 15712 Tehama Sowers Frederick, cutter with Henry Stei res 547 Mission
Sowza P. jr., freight clerk P. M. S. S. Co. Spader J. V., clerk Howe Machine Co., res 2: O'Farrell
PACIFIC SAW MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
17 and 19 Fremont, near Mark
PACIFIC GLUE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 406 MARKET STREET.
GEO. W. CHAPIN, 434 Montgomery Street,
HAS BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE ..
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Spadina Angelo, musician, res 1103 Powell Spafford James M., (Feusier & S.) res Oakland
Spahr John K., bootblack, 34 Kearny Spaight James, laborer, res rear 422 Bran- nan
Patrick, milk ranch, S s Precita av nr San Bruno road
Spalatrini Samuel, merchant, res 312 East Spalding Rufus C., Pay Inspector U. S. Navy, office 440 Jackson, res 633 Ellis
Spalt Philip, fireman, Pacific Glass Works Spanagel George, shoemaker, 646 Clay
Spanger P. shipwright P. M. S. S. Co. Spangle William, bookkeeper with F. C. Cone, res 541 Fourth
Spanier Joseph, agent G. Cohn & Co., res cor Sixth and Mission
Joseph, saloon, 112 Post
Spanish Cigar Makers' Union, ci- gar manufacturers, S. Ortega, prest, 324 Clay
Spannagel & Wucherer, (C. Spannagel and Christian Wucherer) curled hair, Filbert bet Buchanan and Web- ster
C., (Spannagel & ·Wucherer) res Fil- bert bet Buchanan and Webster Spannhacke Anton, teamster with Weed & Gorie, res 933 Market
F., Miss, teacher, Union Grammar School, res 314 Chestnut
Spano Nunzio, fisherman, res 10 Washing- ton
Spauton James, (Tillson & S.) res 11 Gordon
Sparks Frederick, laborer, res cor Jones and Francisco
Hervey, real estate, 612 Merchant
John W., watchman C. P. R. R., res 934 Folsom
-Thomas, teamster, res 409 Jones
Sparks W. H. & Co., (W. H. Sparks and Robt. Smith) real estate, 240 Montgomery
William, bookkeeper with Bryant & Cook, res 530 Bush
William, master sch Sacramento, res 61/2 Gordon
Sparks William H., (W. H. Sparks & Co.) res Oakland
Sparrow Albert R., compositor, Chronicle, res 1223 Clay
John T., cooper, res 767 Bryant Sparrow Joseph, groceries and liquors, 33 Clementina
Walter, bookkeeper with Stone &
Hayden, res 311 Chestnut
Spatz Charles H., clerk, letter dept. Wells, Fargo & Co., res 1307 Stockton John H., carpenter, res 1307 Stockton John H. Mrs., fancy goods, 1307 Stockton
Spaulding & Barto, (George Spauld- ing and Harrison Barto) book and job printers, 414 Clay
Spaulding Andrew, watchmaker and jeweler, 122 Fourth
C. A., atty-at-law, rooms 54-55 Mont- gomery blk
C. J., wine room, Grand Hotel
Charles H., sawsmith with N. W. Spaulding, res 413 Folsom
Erastus, res 20 Hawthorne
Spaulding George, (Spaulding & Barto) res 132 Eighth
Jerome, bookkeeper with N. W. Spaulding, res 304 Third
John & Co., (John Spaulding) car- pet beating machine, 353-355 Tehama
John, (John Spaulding & Co. and Cal Excelsior Manfg Co.) res 1715 Clay
John F., music teacher, 246 Third Madison, bricklayer, Palace Hotel
Spaulding Nathan W., (Pacific Saw Manfg. Co.) sawsmithing and re- pairing, 17-19 Fremont, res Oak- land
Nathaniel H., carpenter, res 541 Stevenson
Spear Alexander F., stevedore, res 2916 Fol- som
Charles, bricklayer, res 340 Seventh Charles J., bootmaker with Bucking- ham & Hecht, res 55 Second
Charles J., cabinetmaker with H. Granz, res 165 Tehama
Spear Edward S. & Co., (Joseph S., Edward S. and Joseph S. Spear, jr.) auctioneers and commission merchants) 536-538 California
Spear Edward S., (Edward S. Spear & Co.) res 817 Bush
G. W., butcher, res 54 First
Gustavus L., bookkeeper with Ed- ward S. Spear & Co., res 409 Ellis
Spear John I., (Hickox & Spear) res Oakland
John W., mining, res 340 Seventh
Spear Joseph S., (Joseph S. Spear & Co.) res 817 Bush
Spear Joseph S. jr., (Edward S. Spear & Co.) res 817 Bush
- S. B., widow, lodgings, 311 Sutter Thomas G., compositor, Women's Co-operative Printing Union, res 808 Montgomery
Spear Thomas R., dentist, 235 Kearny, res 630 Capp
William N., boxmaker, Union Box Factory, res 28 Minna
Spearman Frank, watchman, res 438 Jessie Michael (Pomeroy & S.) office 29 Ellis Spears William, painter, res 236 Sutter
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE CO. OF CALIFORNIA,
Office, 228 California St.
WM. L. GILBERT CLOCK CO., MURRAY DAVIS, Agent, 31 and 33 SUTTER STREET.
CLOTHING, Newest Styles, LARGE ASSORTMENT BEAMISH'S, NUCLEUS BUILDING, cor. THIRD and MARKET.
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Specht Charles, res 628 Green
Charles, clerk with F. White, res NE cor Dupont and Sutter
Specht John, (Schussler & S.) res 628 Green
Special Agent U. S. Postoffice De- partment, Edward L. Alex- ander, office 606 Montgomery
Special Agents U. S. Treasury De- partment, Wm. Gouverneur Morris, E. Goddard, L. W. Noyes, office Custom House
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