The New city annual directory of San Francisco, 1875, Part 22

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

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William, steward with C. Brown, res 316 Front Ballantine Robert, clerk with W. J. T. Pal- mer & Co., res 519 Bush

Ballantyne Frank, stmr Constantine Ballard & Hall, (Duane Ballard and Isaac Hall) com merchants, 106 Davis Duane, (Ballard & Hall) res 1416 Geary

Ballard George, carpenter, Palace Hotel

George, painter, res 179 Minna

George, tin and iron plate worker, NE cor Third and Jessie

John, (W. H. Martin & Co.) 7 Spear, res 722 California

Joseph H., shipping clerk, res 1116 Stockton

Ballenberg Nathan, musician, res 711 Cali- fornia

Ballenger W. G., conductor Sutter-st. R. R. Ballentine Sarah, widow, res NW cor Ninth and Jessie

Balley Edward J., clerk with Forbes Bros., 308 California

Ballhaus Frederick, dairyman, res 2209 Leavenworth

Junius, blacksmith, res 2209 Lea- venworth

Ballheh O., laborer Palace Hotel Ballinger J. Frank, reporter, res 1107 Mont- gomery

John J., painter and paints, etc., NE cor Market and Van Ness av

Patrick R., upholsterer with John C. Bell, res 17 Gilbert Thomas R., upholsterer with John C. Bell, res 17 Gilbert

William, printer, res 821 Green

Ballister Lee, master schr Marietta Ballou George, stevedore, res 1591/2 Clara

Ballow Charles, sawyer with Hobbs, Pome- roy & Co., res 737 Howard

J. F., plasterer, 402 Broadway Oliver, laborer, res Union House Thomas, porter with J. W. Davidson & Co., res 225 Minna Ballshaw William H., clerk with James G. Foster

Bally Frank, seaman, res Oregon House Baloun & Stouda, (Joseph Baloun and Mike Stouda) merchant tailors, 613 Washington Joseph, (Baloun & Stouda) res 615 Washington

Balser Charles, butcher, res Bryant nr Eighth

Balte Peter, boarding, 32 Rousch

Baltharser Fritz, mariner, res 127 Jackson Balthazard Leander, (Henderson & B.) res NE cor Mission and Twenty- fourth

Balthrop Lewis W., carpenter, res S s Twenty-fourth nr Utah

Baltic Gold and Silver Mining Co., office 507 Montgomery

Baltic House, William Fowler, proprie- tor, 23 Vallejo

Baltic Lloyd, (Stettin, Havre and New York) George Claussenius, agent, SE cor Sacramento and Leides- dorff

Baltimore Consolidated Silver Mining Co., (Storey Co., Nev.) David T. Bag- ley, secretary, 401 California

COMMERCIAL INSURANCE CO. OF CALIFORNIA,

Office, 228 California St.

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

WM. L. GILBERT CLOCK CO., MURRAY DAVIS, Agent, 31 and 33 SUTTER STREET.

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Balz Valentine, butcher with M. Selig & Co., res First av nr Kentucky Balzarini Carlo, waiter Campi's restaurant, res Roma Hotel

Balzer Ferdinand, clerk with Watermann & Co., res 531 Turk

Balzer Henry & Co., (Henry Balzer) commission merchants and agts Hamburg-American Packet Co., Switzerland Marine Insurance Co. of Zurich, and Sved Fire Insurance Co. of Göttenberg, 213 Sansome

Balzer Henry, (H. Balzer & Co.) res 531 Turk

Balzer Henry J., mattress maker California Furniture Manuf. Co., res Berry nr Fourth

Baman M., widow, res 1003 Pacific

Bamber John, Oakland and S. F. Express, office NW cor Davis and Jackson, res 1012 Montgomery

- Joseph J., grocer, res 35 Langton -

- William, res 6 Prospect place

Bamberger S. S., res 504 Leavenworth Bamfield M., laborer Palace Hotel Bamford Alfred, saloon, res Metcalfe place Banahan Alice Miss, res 113 Perry

Benry, hostler, res 173 Clara

Patrick, hostler with D. Kanary, res 113 Perry

Banan Bridget, widow, res 1422 Jackson Banason Ellen, tailoress with J. Gutman & Co., res 543 Howard

Bancroft A. L. & Co., (A. L. and H. H. Bancroft) publishers, import- ing booksellers and stationers, printers, bookbinders, lithogra- phers, engravers, etc., 721 Market Bancroft Albert L., (A. L. Bancroft & Co.) res 1611 Franklin

Charles, res 320 O'Farrell

C. E., clerk with A. L. Bancroft & Co., res 721 Market

Eugene A., Captain Fourth Artillery, U. S. A., Presidio

Bancroft Hubert H., (A. L. Bancroft & Co.) res SW cor California and Franklin

William B., manager lithographic department A. L. Bancroft & Co., res SW cor Franklin and Cali- fornia

W. H., physician, 204 Montgomery Bancroft's Building, 723 Market

Band Joseph, butcher with H. Hertz, res cor Oak and Octavia

Band John, (Lauriston & B.) res 1014 Montgomery

Bandaux Edward, molder Risdon Iron Works Bandford John, seaman, res 123 Jackson Bandholdt Frederick, farmer, res 736 Minna Bandmann Julius, (Bandmann, Niel- sen & Co.) res 514 Lombard

Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., (Julius Bandmann and H. Nielsen) im- porters and commission mer- chants, 210 Front

Bandwin Oliver, waiter American Exchange Hotel

Bandy J. H., porter and messenger general dept U. S. Mint, res' cor Six- teenth and Utah

William H., carriage painter with Andresen Bros., res 421 Folsom Bane -, student, res 113 Stockton

Banfield E. C., attorney-at-law, 39-40 U. S. Court bld, res Grand Hotel Bang Patrick, laborer S. P. R. R. Co.

Bangolupi Giuseppe, fisherman, res Sacramento

Bangs Edward, foreman Mission Bay ware- house, res 131 Dora

H. F., clerk Home Mutual Insurance Co., res 30 McAllister

Bank of British Columbia, William Tilling- hast manager, SE cor California and Sansome

Bank of British North America, A. McKin- lay and H. W. Glenny, agts, NE cor Sansome and California

Bank of California, W. C. Ralston, prest., Thomas Brown, cashier, Stephen Franklin, sec., NW cor California and Sansome

Bank of San Francisco, (The) N. P. Cole, prest., J. L. Brown, man- ager, H. McPherson, cashier and sec., 436 California

Bankart Hubert, ming engineer, 512 Kearny Banker Isaac W., patternmaker with Golden State Iron Works, res. City Hotel Banks Charles W., bookkeeper with Wells, Fargo & Co., res Oakland

David, porter P. M. S. S. Co ..

E., waiter Brooklyn Hotel

George, bottler with J. M. Goewey & Co.

Banks George, Pacific Livery Stables, W s Jones bet Sutter and Post Henry D., bookkeeper, res 5251/2 Howard

James, laborer, res E s Hodges pl James, laborer, res 318 Davis

James, res 911 Washington

John, cigars and tobacco 997 Market, res 995 Market

Lizzie Miss, teacher Spring Valley grammer school, res 1419 Wash'g Mary Mrs., lodgings 318 Davis R., hostler, res 134 Seventh

Thomas C., money and bill broker 14 Merchants Ex., res 724 California

William, bed-comforter maker with F. F. DuRose, res 1419 Wash- ington

William Oscar, draughtsman, res 1419 Washington Bankson Alex, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel

N. W. SPAULDING,

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

aucroft

omg any

LITHOGRAPHERS, ENGRAVERS.

TWIST O

ERS

Mapwork, Bonds, Certificates, Checks, Letter Headings, Cards. Checks,

and))

Suivitations

in the latest and most fashionable styles.

VISITING CARDS, MONOGRAMS STAMPING ETC

all kinds of work in the combined arts of Printing. Lithographiny. Engraving und Binding, done neatly.promptly, and at reasonable prices.

721 MARKET STREET.

Letter press Printing of every description

COLORED PRINTING A SPECIALTY.

For the statement of the Mercantile Business see next page.

A. L. BANCROFT & COMPANY,

Publishers, Manufacturers, Importers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

BOOKS, STATIONERY, PIANOS, MUSIC, ETC.

ALSO,

Printers, Lithographers,Engravers and Bookbinders.

The most complete business of its kind in the country. It is thoroughly systematized and divided into departments-each being in charge of a competent Manager-as mentioned below.

Wholesale Department. Headquarters located on the first floor. All business connected with the wholesale and jobbing trade is referred to it. The immense stock of Stationery in all its branches, occupying portions of three floors, is under its management.

Retail and Library Department. On the first floor. Whatever is for sale in this entire establishment can be purchased at retail in this department. The miscellaneous, scientific, medical and theological books are specially under its supervision. All are thoroughly classified, there being nearly two hundred divisions and subdivisions, embracing every prominent subject of reference.

Law Department. On the first floor. It embraces the law books-about thirty volumes; and the legal blanks-over 1500-published by the firm; and a very large and complete stock of text-books and reports imported from the East and Great Britain.

Educational Department. On the first floor. It includes such school books and school stationery as are published and manufactured by the firm, and an immense stock of school books and school apparatus imported from the East. The main stock is stored is deep alcoves extending along nearly one entire side of the basement.

Music Department. On the second floor. Embraces several lines of pianos, square and upright, and a large variety of cabinet organs and melodeons. Also, a fine stock of sheet music and music books. Latest music periodicals kept on file for free reference.

Subscription Department. On the second floor. The firm has the agency for the best and most popular subscription books, maps and pictures published in the East, and has a large corps of sub-agents constantly in the field in every part of the Coast. Agents wanted.

Printing and Lithographing Department. This department occupies the entire third floor, and has the necessary steam presses and machinery for executing all kinds of printing, lithographing, engraving, initial stamping, etc.

Blank Book Manufacturing Department. Occupies the entire fourth floor, 75 by 170; contains the most complete set of machinery for ruling. folding, binding and manufacturing blank books, to found on the Pacific Coast. The machinery of the printing and binding departments is propelled by an engine and boiler located under the Stevenson Street sidewalk.

Publishing Department. Bancroft's Historical Library. on the fifth floor, is the basis of important scientific and descriptive works of a local natare, and maps and books of reference relating to the Pacific Coast, to be issued by the firm, from time to time.

The stock of merchandise and manufactures comprised in the above Departments is the most complete and varied of any single establishment in this line of business to be found in any country in the world. Special lines of goods and special features of the business are mentioned below.

Agents for A. H. Andrews & Co., Manufacturers of the Celebrated Triumph School Furniture. Agents for the Celebrated Knabe Pianos.

Agents for the N. Y. Silicate Book Slate Co.

Agents for the Owen Paper Co.

Agents for the Prince Organs, over 54,000 of which are now in use.

Bank and Counting House Stationers.

Blank Book Manufacturers.

Blanks and Books for County Officials, to order. Bookbinders. Book and Fob Printers.

Copper-Plate Printers.

Die Sinkers.

Engravers on Copper, Steel and Stone.

Fashionable Stationery.

General Agents for Subscription Books, Maps, etc. Importers of Foreign Stationery.

Initial Stamping.

Labels designed, engraved and printed in any desired combination of colors.

Law Blank Publishers.

Law Book Publishers and Importers. Lithographers.

Law Blanks printed to order. Lithographic Printers.

Law Stationery.

Mc Cammon's ( Boardman & Gray) Pianos.

Medical Books and Periodicals.

Monogram Engraving and Stamping.

Music Books and Sheet Music.

Paper Rulers.

Pianos and Organs.

Prince Cabinet Organs.

Publishers.

Publishers of most of the Pacific Coast Law Books. Printers.

School Apparatus and Stationery.

School Books at wholesale and retail. Seal Cutters.

Sheet Music.

Subscription Books, Maps, etc.

Sunday School Books.

Visiting Cards Engraved and Printed.

Wedding Cards and Invitations.

Wholesale and Retail Booksellers and Stationers. Writing Cards.

A. L. BANCROFT & CO.

721 Market St., San Francisco.

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Bankson Edw., laborer with Reese Lewellyn Bannan F., laborer P. M. S. S. Co.

Frank, shipping clerk, res 617 Natoma M. Miss, teacher Union primary school, res 1422 Jackson

Patrick, engineer, res SE cor Solano and Florida

Patrick, tanner, res S s Eighteenth nr Florida

Banner Bros., (S. and P. Banner) wholesale clothing and furnishing goods 204-206 Sansome

Henry, stevedore, res 330 Broadway Peter, (Banner Bros.) res 30 Kearny R., fancy goods 1132 Market

Samuel, (Banner Bros .. ) res New York

Bannerrot Eugene A., machinist with L. P. Garcin, res 232 Jessie

Bannett Harris, boarding, 235 Kearny - Louis, jeweler, res 235 Kearny

Bannick Fred, salesman with W. Haker & Hinz, res 517 Mission

Banning Frances M. Mrs., teacher Shotwell st prim sch, res 122311/2 Folsom How, laborer, res 214 Prospect pl

John, stockdealer, res 12231/g Folsom Bannister Alfred, account't London and San Francisco Bank, res 309 Powell George W., sash and blinds, res 425 Fremont

John, shipwrights' assn, 71 New Montgomery

John C., upholsterer with W. J. Heney & Co., res 1039 Folsom Joseph, watchman with Armes & Dallam, res 425 Fremont

Bannon Jane Miss, furnished roonis, 110 Fourth

John, laborer, res 91% Freelon

John, laborer with Kittle & Co., res 24 Glover Philip, night watchman, res 17 Whites pl

Philip, sailor stmr Newbern, res 541 First

Bansch M. Mrs., midwife, res 141 Minna Banthark Henry, laborer, res 8 Decatur Banz John, pedler, res 263 Octavia

Joseph, cabinetmaker with Field & Frei, res 263 Octavia

Baptis John H., gold penmaker 328 Bush, res 541 Fourth Baptiste Antonio, deckhand stmr Alameda, res 415 Drumm

Joseph, barkeeper, 415 Drumm Juan, laborer, 11 Union pl

Juan, fireman P. M. S. S. Co.

Luigi, fireman, res E s Drumm bet Sacramento and Commercial Baque D., real estate, 1609 Powell Bar Association of San Francisco, (The) J. P. Hodge, prest, Thomas B. Bishop, sec., R. C. Harrison, treas., 634 Sacramento and 633 Commercial

Bar Jacob, butcher with L. Poly & Co., res Twelfth av nr N South S. F.

Barabino Carlo, packer with Cutting & Co., res 5 Filbert pl

James, packer with Cutting & Co., res 5 Filbert pl

Baraco Andrew, poultry dealer, 76-77 Center Market, res 33 Turk

Barada Lorenzo, solicitor for Geo. W. Ches- ley & Co., res 404 Green

Barah M., bookkeeper with Reeb, Mendel- sohn & Co., res 1522 Powell

Barailhe John, wagonmaker. NE cor Geary and Devisadero

Baranosky Henri de, cook. 501 Dupont Baraty & Coutolenc, (J. M. Baraty and D. Coutolenc) butchers, 303-305 Montgomery av

Francis, (Canan & B.) res 241 Stevn J. M., (Baraty & Contolenc) res 303 Montgomery av

Barba William, aeronaut, res 1015 Stockton Barbagelato G., fruit, 1224 Dupont

Barbaste Mary Mrs, laundry, 838 Clay

Barbat J., physician, chemist and apothecary, 910 Pacific

Barbe Jean, florist, NW cor Bush and Baker Barbee John, broker, res 1090 Union

Barber & Keser, (H. D. Barber and F. H. Keser) hairdressers, 683 Miss'n Barber Enos W., (Lawton & B.) res Park Hotel

George A., upholsterer with J. A. Shaber & Co., res 709 Mission

Barber H. D., (Barber & Keser), res Mission above Fourth

James, bricklayer, Palace Hotel James B., porter with Wilmerding & Kellogg, res 1327 Pacific

James T., caulker, res W s Guerrero bet Twenty-seventlı and Twenty- eighth

John A., bricklayer and plasterer, res 58 Bernard

Barber John N., insurance broker, 531 California, res 706 California M. E. Mrs., res 513 Taylor Robert L., (Risley & B.) res 506 Bush S. A. Mrs, res 1625 Webster

Thomas A., pilot, res 1222 Pacific William (Doyle & B.) atty-at-law, 323 California, res San Rafael William M., blacksmith, res W s Capp bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth see Barbour

Barberi Frank, waiter, 445 Bush

Barbery Stephen, marblecutter with J. & A. Morris, res 302 Folsom

Barbetta Nicola, marbleworker with A. Pal- tenghi, res 49 Clay

Barbier & Barrett, (Paul L. Barbier and Edward J. Barrett) sample rooms, 903 Market

Armand, special policeman, res 431 Minna

NORCROSS & CO., 8

BOOKS, JEWELS, SWORDS.

SEALS. BALLOT BOXES, ETC.

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

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Barbier E., (widow) teacher of French, res 650 Minna

Frank, waiter, res 428 Broadway Barbier Paul L., (Barbier & Barrett) res cor Minna and Julia

Barbieri Gaetano, cabinetmaker with E. & L. Emanuel, res 251/2 Zoe Barbiery Paul, (Levaggi & Co.) res 303 Fourth

Barboru Sarah, widow, res 733 Natoma Barbour A. E., clerk U. S. coast survey stmr Hassler

Freeman, apothecary, SW cor Mis- sion and Twenty-second, res Twenty-third nr Valencia

Barcelo Vincent, fisherman, res 210 Drumm Barcellos José, proprietor Luzitania House, 415 Drumm

Barchi C. Rev., clergyman St. Ignatius Col- lege, res 841 Market

Barchus J. H., clerk audit department Wells Fargo & Co., res 806 Webster

Barckhausen Julius, agent German Genl. Benevolent Society, office 732 Washington, res E s Franklin bet Turk and Tyler

Julius, jr., clerk with Bandmann, Nielson & Co., res E s Franklin bet Elm av and Tyler

Otto A., bookkeeper with Schafer & Co., res E s Franklin bet Turk & Tyler

Barclay A. J., printer, res 1016 Pine

Brothers, (John and David Barclay) furniture, 423 Dupont,

David, (Barclay Brothers), res 784 Folsom

Frank, boilermaker with McAfee, Spires & Co., res 125 Dora

James, res 1131 Folsom

John, (Barclay Brothers) res 784 Folsom

Robert H., carriagemaker with Kim- ball Manuf Co., res 629 Bush

Roderick, blacksmith Globe Iron

Works, res 108 Powell

Thomas, laborer, res 253 Clara William, real estate, res 1019 Union Bardeau Pierre, tailor with F. Ghio, 721 Montgomery

Bardenhagen Henry, (Warnecke & Co.) SW cor Sacramento and Drumm

Bardenwerper Charles, porter German Sav- ings and Loan Society, res 9 Stockton pl

Barder J., salesman with G. Onesti & Co., res 323 Third Bardet Alexander, shipping clerk, res 9 Pinckney

Bardi C. Mrs, milliner, 1110 Dupont Bardies Phillip, butcher with P. Seibel, res 35 Geary

Bardocchi M., market gardener 62 Colombo Market

Bardon Patrick, carpenter, res 11th av nr O South S. F.

Bardslee Silas, carpenter, res 436 Union Bardwell & Co., (John L. Bardwell and William Mckenzie) bagmakers 105 Clay

John L., (Bardwell & Co.) res Frank's Building, Brenham pl -, shoemaker, res 417 Bush

Bare Edward, fur cutter with Lachman & Sternfells, res 3621/2 Clementina Gustave, furrier with Isidor Shirpser, res 36212 Clementina

Bareilles Florent, cook with L. Lantheaume, res Dupont bet Broadway and Vallejo

John, cook Miners' restaurant

Baretta Pietro, fisherman, res Sullivan's Building

William, collector Italian Mutual Benevolent Society, res 414 Green Bargon Martin, tailor with A. Barli, res 12 Berry

Bargone Leonardo, porter with Pascal, Du- bedat & Co., res 1218 Mason

Bargones James, driver with D. Ghirardelli & Co., res 718 Greenwich

Bargstrem George, printer, res 115 Second Barichievich John, saloon NE cor Fifth and Natoma, res 438 Minna

Bark A. William, clerk, res 1024 Mont Andrew, porter, res 726 Brannan O., laborer Pacific Barrel and K. Co. Barkan Adolph, oculist and aurist, office 305 Kearny, res 1005 Stock- ton

Barke Julius, baker, res 81 Stevenson

Barker, August, marblecutter 5 Taylor, res 1019 Powell

- B. F., carpenter, 702 Pacific

Edward R., bricklayer, res 816 San- some

Frank, carpenter, res 16th av bet P and Q South S. F.

- Grace, widow, res 1421 Folsom

- H., painter 124 Fourth

- Henry L., brickmaker, res 309 Capp Henry L., carpenter, res 460 Jessie Henry N., trunk maker with H. Behrendt & Co., res Summer W s Bernal Heights Isaac, brickmaker, res 309 Capp

Jacob, trunkmaker with H. Behrendt & Co., res 165 Silver

James, tinsmith with B. C. Austin, res NE cor Powell and Wash- ington

Barker James L., hardware commis- sion merchant, 408 Market, res Oakland

John, res 54 Sacramento

Barker John P., lumber drying, pier 19 Stuart, res 15 Glen Park av Joshua, bookkeeper with Lohman, Coghill & Rountree, res Oakland

C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO.,

Importers CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, etc., Nos. 706, 708, 710, 712, 714, 716 KEARNY ST.

The "Gerke," "A clean, delicate, fine flavored Wine." -- Bell's Messenger, London, May 23, 1874.

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Barker Peter, mate ship James Chester, res 5 Jackson

Robert, plumber with W. D. Hobro, res 7 Pratt pl

Stephen, res W s Valencia bet Nine- teenth and Twentieth

Squire, iron moulder, res Passaic H. Thomas, res 3 Boyd

Timothy L., (Wellman, Peck & Co.) res Oakland

-, widow, res rear 1616 Mason Barkhaus Diederich, (F. W. & D. Barkhaus) res 10 Turk

Frederick W., (F. W. & D. Bark- haus) res 1004 Sutter

F. W. & D., books and stationery, 535 Kearny

Barklage William & Co., (William Barklage and Jacob Melle) bowling alley SE cor Jackson and Kearny

William, (William Barklage & Co.) res 1213 Montgomery

Barkley George T. N., bookkeeper with Pool & Harris, res SE cor Union and Leavenworth

R., blacksmith, res 108 Powell

Barks Thomas, iron moulder, res 280 Minna Barlage Henry, cabinetmaker with Califor- nia Furniture Manuf. Co., res 3 Cushman

Henry jr, boxmaker with Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., res 3 Cushman Barley C. P., newspaper clerk P O, res 216 Bush

Barli A., merchant tailor, 609 Clay, res 1312 Kearny

Barlin A. J., laborer, res St. Nicholas Hotel Barlow Alice J., silk winder California Silk Co., res 1003 Folsom

Carrie Miss, teacher Washington-st. grammar school, res 909 Clay

Barlow Charles, (R. G. Dunn & Co.) res New York City

John, laborer Palace Hotel

John, machinist, res 732 Folsom

Michael, driver O. R. R. Co., res rear 260 Clementina Sarah, fruits, 1003 Folsom

Thomas, res 911 Sacramento

W. W., res 71 Tehama

Barman Casper, milker with M. Londen Charles, clerk with Altschul & Hilde- brandt) res 943 Folsom

Jonas, capitalist, res 943 Folsom Jonas S., res 410 Sixth

Barnadello John, hairworker, 3 Dunn alley Barnard Edward, special police, res 20 Ellis Barnard Frank & Co., (Frank Bar- nard and H. Voorman) coal deal- ers, 213 Jackson

Barnard Frank, (F. Barnard & Co.) res 418 Eddy

George, expressman, res 531 Linden H., barber with A. I. Korn, res 537 Stevenson

Barnard Isaac D., real estate agent, 224 Mont- gomery, res 912 Vallejo

- J., boilermaker S. P. R. R. Co.

Moses S., cooper, res 12261/§ Folsom

Thomas G., contractor and builder, res 32 Rincon pl

William L., San Raphael express, office 719 Davis

Barner William, clerk with H. Knoche, res 423 Third

Barnes A. L., widow, res 516 Sutter

- A. M. Mrs., lodgings, 31 Eddy

George E., dramatic editor Call, res cor Tyler and Market

Benjamin J., machinist with Betts Spring Co., res 554 Stevenson

Charles A., plasterer, res SW cor Twenty-fourth and Howard

D H., Quartermaster P. M. S. S. Co. Dora, shirtfinisher with S. Silber- stein, res 1220 Powell

E. B. Miss, teacher of drawing Lin- coln primary school, res 600 Bush E. D., res Cosmopolitan Hotel

George, steward, res 205 Second George, coalpasser stmr Ajax

Henry L., carpenter, res 61134 Minna James, house carpenter, res 1322 Green

John, teamster, res Railroad av nr Butte

Joseph, bootblack junction Kearny and Market, res 25 Geary

Robert L. C., pressman Chronicle, res 811 Stockton

W. D., res Russ House

W. H. L., atty-at-law, office 426 Cal- ifornia, res SW cor Fillmore and McAllister

William, builder N s Ellis bet Devis- adero and Scott

William R., carpenter, res E s Treat av nr Twenty-first

Barnett Absalom J., draughtsman with J. P. Gaynor, res 615 Bush

B., widow, res 810 Union

Charles, stableman, res 178 Stevenson

David, harnessmaker with C. H. Mead, res cor Jackson and Davis David, (Zinnamon & B.) res 156 Stockton

Edward, mariner, res 110 Berry

John, res 7 Lick

Joseph, crockery 39 and 79 Fourth, res N s Jessie nr Fourth

Joseph P., stockbroker, res 28 Geary Morris S., grain com 210 Davis, res 19 Turk

N. W., with Mills & Evans, res NE cor Fulton and Gough

Thomas, seaman schr Pet

Barney Alfred S., deputy U. S. shipping comr, res 2109 Van Ness av

Benjamin A., with Wm. B. Hooper & Co., res 817 Van Ness av

R. J. TRUMBULL,

IMPORTER and DEALER IN SEEDS,

427 SANSOME STREET.

Glue, Neat's Foot Oil and Curled Hair, at Pacific Glue Manufacturing Co., 406 Market St.

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Barney B. G., deputy U. S. shipping comr, res 2209 Jackson

James M., (William B. Hooper & Co.) res Yuma, Arizona Ter L. N., res 1324 Polk

Sophia, widow, res 32 Sixth

Barnhart Christian, porter with Glasgow Iron Works, res 22 Garden

Daniel, (Watson & B.) res 610 How- ard George W., res 36 Geary Barnhisel E. R., carrier Alta, res 1637 How- ard

Samuel H., salesman with Toklas, Hahn & Brown, res 147 Third

Barnhorst Herman, cabinetmaker with Pa- cific U. W. Furn Manft Co., res 1141 Howard

Barnhouse Theodore, machine hand with Richardson & Hollands, res 34 Tehama

Barnum C. S., widow, res 909 Stockton

E. K., asst keeper lighthouse South Farrallone

Henry, editor with Dewey & Co., res Hampshire near Twenty-second

William, rancher, res 23 Anthony William G., clerk with Dewey & Co. Baron Abraham, tailor 31 Pacific

Benjamin, shoemaker with Einstein Bros. & Co., res 31 Pacific

Edward, clerk with W. R. Townsend 330 Pine

James, stockbroker, res 147 Third

John, (J. Dupuy & Co.) res 528 Broadway

Philip, res 207 Powell

William, barber with A. Lewis, res 28 Pacific

Baroni Luigi, fisherman, res 10 Washington Pietro, res 1318 Dupont

Baronia Anton, laborer, Bay Sugar Refinery Barsteau Alfred, machinist with J. H. Small, res cor Kearny and Broadway Barotini Luigi, porter with Geo. W. Chesley & Co., res 1610 Bush

Barousse Hyppolyte, butcher, 705 Pacific Barouquaire Eleonore, widow, res 1019 Powell Barovina Giovanni, seaman, res 39 Pacific Barper George, bricklayer, Palace Hotel Barr A., widow, res 1211 Powell

- Charles, liquor merchant, res 335 Geary

Daniel, carpenter, res 31 Hunt

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The New city annual directory of San Francisco, 1875, Part 22

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