The New city annual directory of San Francisco, 1875, Part 38

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

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GEO. W. CHAPIN, 434 MONTGOMERY ST.

Dealer in all kinds of REAL ESTATE-MONEY LOANED.

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Cashman Morris, shipwright, res 236 Ritch Patrick H., painter, res NE cor Ful- ton and Broderick

Cashman Richard, (Cashman & Galli- van) res 402 Broadway

Theodore J., barkeeper, 37 Post, res NE cor Fulton and Broderick

William, pressman with H. S. Crocker & Co., res 52212 Howard William, shipwright, res 236 Ritch Cashner Charles, shipwright, Shipwrights' Assn., 71 New Montgomery

Casilly J. P., physician, 351 Fourth

Casimir J., proptr Kuenstler Halle, SW cor Clay and Kearny, res 912 Washington

Casley Michael, harnessmaker, res 140 Na- toma

Cason Joseph H., barber, res 1114 Powell Caspari Otto, (Ammon, C. & Co.) res Liv- erpool

Casper Jean, res Nucleus House Wolf, tailor, 635 Mission

Caspersen Julius, woodcarver with Warren & Schiller, res 334 Third

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

Cass Joseph, teamster, res 1837 Stevenson Julia Miss, res rear 31015 Ritch Richard, teamster, Mission Woolen Mills, res 1837 Stevenson

Robert, butcher, res 51 Louisa William, laborer, res 1230 Broadway William J., gasfitter with C. W. Thomas, res 173 Minna

Cassagnaber Joseph, proprietor Lafayette House, 736 Pacific

Cassar Michael, fisherman, res 526 Pacific Cassebohm William, deputy City and County Treasurer, res 757 Harrison

Cassell Elijah, bricklayer, Palace Hotel Jackson, collector with National Gold Bank and Trust Co., res 621 Pine

Julius, bootmaker, res 808 Union Joseph F., bricklayer, res 172 Minna John F., mining supt, office 402 Montgomery, res 2118 Pacific

Leonard, with Eureka Salt Works, res NW cor Bryant and Fremont , widow, res 231 Fell

es Cassen Henry, expressman, cor Geary and Market, res rear 607 Greenwich Henry, jr., clerk, res rear 607 Green- wich

Cassera Genaro, collector, res 33 John Casseraga L., waiter, St. Ignatius College, res 841 Market

Casserly Eugene, atty-at-law and prest Safe Deposit Co. of S. F., office 316 California, res 1030 Bush John, clerk, Broadway Hotel

Casserly Patrick, proptr Railroad House, NE cor Sansome and Pa- cific

Cassidy A., (Phillips & C.) res Berry

Bridget Mrs., lodgings, 773 Folsom Charles, cabinetmaker with E. & L. Emanuel

Charles, clerk, res 933 Howard

E., widow, res E s Bryant nr Twen- ty-fourth

Hugh, laborer, res Natoma nr Fif- teenth

James, waiter, res 1030 Stockton John, fireman, stmr Santa Cruz John, horsetrainer, res N s Point Lo- bos road bet Twentieth and Twenty-first av

John, laborer, res 25 Everett

John, salesman with Wm. M. Wind- sor, res 609 Minna

- John, waiter, Cosmopolitan Hotel

John C., carpet beater, res 548 Jessie J. C., shipwright, Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Montgomery

John H., engineer, res NW cor First and Bryant

Mary, milliner, res Webb House

Mary Mrs., res 179 Jessie

Mary, widow, res E s Gilbert nr Brannan

M. A. Miss, music teacher, res E s Bryant nr Twenty-fourth

Owen, miner, res 402 Broadway

Patrick, laborer, res 765 Bryant

Patrick, laborer, C. P. R. R. Co., res King Street House

Wiliam, caulker, res 169 Perry

-, stevedore with Menzies & Bing- hạm

Cassie William, silversmith with Schulz & Fischer, res 42312 Clementina

Cassin F. & P. J., (F. Cassin and P. J. Cassin) importers and dealers in wines and liquors, 523 Front

Francis, (F. & P. J. Cassin) res 959 Howard

Francis, jr., res 959 Howard John, miner, res 236 Sutter

Martin, laborer, res 245 Clementina

Mary Frances, teacher music and languages, res 959 Howard

N., res Dominican Monastery, NW cor Bush and Steiner

Patrick J., (F. & P. J. Cassin) res 624 Ellis

Peter, shoemaker with I. M. Went- worth & Co., res Clara av nr Sev- enteenth

Cassinett John, gardener, W s Bay View road, Bay View

Casson John, milkman, res Silva av., nr San Bruno road

Cassuben Ernest, paper hanger and whitener, 515 Bush

Cassullo G. B., market gardener, 14 Colombo Market

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

COMMERCIAL INSURANCE CO. of CALIFORNIA.

Office, 228 California St.

SHIRTS, CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,

BEAMISH'S, Nucleus Building, cor. THIRD and MARKET Sts.

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Cast Steel Shoe and Die Co., W. R. Town- send sec, 330 Pine

Castagnello Antonio, gardener, res old San José road nr Industrial School

Castagnet Peter, liquor saloon, W s Sixth ur Railroad av, South S. F

Castagnetto Manuel, fisherman, res Twen- tieth av nr Bay View

Castagnino Emanuel, carpenter, 903 Green- wich, res 2017 Taylor

Castan Seymour, butcher, res S s First av nr Kentucky

Castel F., second-hand furniture, 813 Clay Castelhun Frederick J., atty-at-law, office 607 Kearny, res 1606· Leaven- worth

M. A. Miss, Principal South Cosm. Primary School, res 1606 Leaven- worth

Castell Mary, widow, res 1108 Pacific Castello H. C., bookkeeper, res 26 Stone

- Joseph, oysterman with Emerson Corville & Co., res 415 Pine

McHenry, barkeeper with J. Wain- wright, res 808 Taylor Castellon B. Mrs., res 403 Third - Juan, jeweler, res 21 Scott

Castillo Isabella de, Mme., res 18 Fifth av - José, carpenter, res 10 Commercial Reyes, fortuneteller, 810 Pacific Castinetti Pedro, laborer, res 5 Gaven Castis George, waiter with N. Castis, 107 Third

Castis Nicholas, proptr Third-st Rotis- serie, 107 Third

Castle Albert E., supt Heald's Business Col- lege, res 24 Post

Charles, cigars and tobacco, 356 Third, res 18 Freelon

Castle Brothers (Fred. L. Castle) importers and wholesale grocers, 213-215 Front, res NE cor Van Ness av and Sutter

Charles H., carpenter, res 227 Post Frederick L. (Castle Bros.) res SE cor Sutter and Van Ness av M., 621 O'Farrell

Patrick, liquor saloon, W s San José road nr Six Mile House

Walter M., clerk with Castle Bros., res NE cor Van Ness av and Sutter

Castner Charles A., sparmaker, res 917 Bryant Frederick S. gardener, res E s Mis- sissippi nr Solano

Castor Joseph, porter with A. Fenkhausen & Co., res 22 Lewis

Castorf Henry, res 668 Mission Castro Manuel, real estate, res Portsmouth House

Caswell D., driver, O. R. R. Co

E., piano tuner with Sherman & Hyde, res 106 Fourth

E. E., Mrs., importer French milli- nery, 28 Post

Caswell George W., clerk with James G. Steele, res 521 Montgomery

- Harvey, clerk with general freight agent C. P. R. R. Co., res 535 Post John C., boatbuilder, res East bet Washington and Clay

William, master mariner, res 449 First Catania Joseph, (Larkins, Catania & Sposito) res 515 Union

Cate Charles, bricklayer Palace Hotel, res 7121/2 Tehama

Catechi José, fisherman, res 21 Commercial Catelli Mariano, framemaker with Lippi Bros., res 749 Market

Silvio, baker with B. Ratto & Co., res 427 Pacific

Cathay William, shipwright, res W s Bryant bet Twenty-third and Twenty- fourth

Cathcart Alfred B., stockbroker, res 420 Te- hama

James, cooper with D. Dodge, res Green's crt

Maurice, bell boy, Grand Hotel, res 20 Sherwood pl

Catherwood Edwin C., real estate, 418 Cali- fornia, res 309 Ellis

Catholic Guardian, Catholic Publica- tion Co. publishers, office 403 Sansome

Catholic Orphan Asylum, bet Sixteenth and Seventh avs, nr Railroad av, South S. F.

Catholic Publication Co., F. Dillon Eagan, manager, office 403 San- some

Catlin B. T., return clerk Naval Office Cus- tom House, res 207 Taylor

Catoir Hannah Mrs., ladies' nurse, res 521 Taylor

Julius, butcher, with Saulman & Lauenstein, res 213 Prospect pl

Caton Emanuel, cook, New Wisconsin Hotel Caton Michael, laborer, Union Iron Works, res 23 Mission

Cator Honora, widow, saloon, 422 Drumm Cattarina & Co., (E. J. Cattarina and V. Valentine) water mellon depot, 420 Davis

Emanuel J., (Cattarina & Co.) res 7 St. Mary's pl

Mathew M., porter with Sanderson & Horn, res 605 Greenwich

Catterall Thomas, carpenter, 1013 Market Cattermole Charles, clerk with C. Hubert & Co., res 1603 Mason John, master, bark Bohemia, 1603 Mason

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Robert, carpenter, res 530 Valencia Catton Charles H., bookkeeper with J. W. Grace & Co., res 26 Ellis

Frederick R., cashier with Falkner, Bell & Co., res 1417 Taylor

Walter D., bookkeeper with J. M. Shotwell, res 1417 Taylor

NATIONAL CLOCK. CO., 31 and 33 SUTTER St., below Montgomery -- MURRAY DAVIS, Agent

E. P. FELLOWS & CO.,

Sole Agents for FRITZCHE, SCHIMMEL & CO.'S ESSENTIAL OILS and FLAVORING EXTRCTS.

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

REAL ESTATE.

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Catton William M., clerk with Dickson, De Wolf & Co., res 1417 Taylor

Cau Anna, widow, res 6 Washoe pl

Caughell Peter, master mariner, res N s Point Lobos road nr Boyce

Caulfield Alban B., salesman with Preble & Co., res 209 Geary

Henry, clerk with P. F. Butler, res 228 Ritch

Martin, laborer, res 59 Clementina Michael, bootmaker with S. W. Ros- enstock & Co., res 155 Minna

Michael, laborer, res McGrath's Hotel P., laborer, res 640 Minna

Patrick, laborer, res Union, between Gough and Octavia

Cauly Patrick, laborer, res 28 Main see Cawley

Causel Jas., painter, res St. Nicholas Hotel Cavagnaro Felice, marble-polisher with A. Paltenghi, res 14 Union pl

Fiorenzo, artist, res Roma Hotel Frank, bootmaker, 1516 Stockton

Cavalli Andrea, machinist, 510 Pine, res 960 Filbert

Cavallier Julius P., mining secretary, 513 Calfornia

Cavan George, carpenter and builder, 813 Montgomery, res White House Hotel

James D., millman, California Mill, res 946 Folsom

Cavanagh & Jansen, (Thomas J. Cav- anagh, and George M. Jansen) liquor saloon, 140 Second

Chas., bootmaker with Buckingham & Hecht, res 225 Fourth

Dora, widow, res 109 Ninth Edward, blacksmith with A. Muir & Co., res cor Ninth and Minna

Everett, blacksmith, res 750 Minna James, carpenter, res E s Valencia, bet Quinn & Ridley

James, caulker, res NW cor Fol- som and Harriet

John C., gardener, res SW cor Po- trero av and Santa Clara

John D., sec Bricklayers' Proc. and Ben. Society, office 224 Sutter, res 417 Stevenson

Maggie, chambermaid, Occidental Hotel

Maurice, tinroofer, res 725 Brannan Patrick, teamster, res 1511 Larkin

Richard, laborer, res 2009 Dupont

Thomas, caulker, res E s Harrison, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty- fifth.

Thos. harnessmaker with Main & Winchester, res 25 Clementina

Cavanagh Thomas J., (Cavanagh & Jansen) res 140 Second Timothy, res 617 Mission

William, boilermaker, res 4 Natoma William, hostler, res 10 Lewis

Cavanaugh James, shoemaker, res 457 Jessie Patrick, painter, res 24 Howard crt

Peter, jr., capitalist, res Brooklyn Hotel

Walter, laborer, res 3661/2 Natoma see Kavanagh

Cavarly John M., captain with P. M. S. S. Co. Cave Thomas C., res 803 Hyde

Caveney John, machinist, res 4 Thompson av Caverly, Ann, widow, res 1103 Montgomery John H., wines and liquors, 819 Bat- tery, res 1018 Montgomery

Cavieri D., market gardener, 45 Colombo Market

Cavo Agostino, marbleworker with S. Cam- podonico, 1130 Market

Cawley Edward H., foreman with Union Warehouse

John, laborer, res 30 Natoma

William, saloon, 542 First, res 823 Folsom

Cawson Benjamin, weaver with Mission Woolen Mills, res Center House Cay J., res 719 Clay

Caylat Eugene S., salesman with Kaindler & Co., res 835 Mission

Cayzer Edwin, gunsmith with Liddle & Kaeding, res 402 Broadway

Cazeaux D., (P. B. Bergés & Co.) res 540 Washington

Jean, butcher with M. Bonis, res 119 Broadway

Cazeres Guillaume, butcher with B. Mon- brousou, res Broadway bet Pow- ell and Mason

Cazneau Augusta Mrs., res 1709 Dupont

Jenny, widow, res 536 Third

William L., clerk, res 1709 Dupont

Cebold Albert, seaman, res SE cor Spear and Harrison

Cecil Louis, with T. L. Terrien, cor Dupont and Bush

John, teacher, Industrial School

Theodore, sawyer with Richardson & Holland, res cor Jones and Ellis

Cecile Madame, hair dresser, 11 Stockton Ceck Andrew, res 409 Pacific

Cedar and Pilot Knob Quicksilver Mining Co., (Lake Co., Cal.) D. Buck, sec, 331 Montgomery

Cederburg First Northerly Extension G. M. Co., (Greenwood, Cal.) J. N. Webster, sec, 420 Montgomery

Cederberg First Southerly Extension G. M. Co. (Greenwood, Cal.) J. N. Webster, sec, 420 Montgomery Cederberg Gold Mining Co., (El Dorado, Cal.) D. M. Bokee, sec, 215 Sansome Cederbloom John, blacksmith with S. F. Boiler Works, res 219 First

Cederholm John, carriagemaker with Edward Saul, res Montgomery House Cefous James, barber, 1026 Market, res 1011 Pacific

R. J. TRUMBULL,

IMPORTER and DEALER IN SEEDS,

427 SANSOME STREET.

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

The "Gerke," "A full flavored, pleasant Hock-like, Wine." -- London Lancet, June 20, 1874.

EUREKA FOUNDRY, THOMPSON BROS., Proprietors,

129 and 131 BEALE ST,, bet. MISSION and HOWARD,

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Celeste Madame, widow, res Hickory av nr Islais creek

Cella Antonio, marble polisher with Bianchi & Cuneo, res 14 Union pl

Giovanni B., marblecutter, res Roma Hotel

Cellarius Charles, bookkeeper with H. Zach- arias; res 1123 Bush

George, musician, res 417 Broadway Celle John B., paper boxmaker with. M. Waizman, res 5 Margaret pl Lorenzo, wood and coal yard, cor Brannan and Seventh .:

Celler M., expressman, res 727 Folsom Cellner William, cigar manufacturer, 717 Sansome'

Ceno Angelina, widow, res 13 Union Centennial Commissioner of California, office NE cor Kearny and Post

Center David, carpenter, res W s Folsom bet Twentieth and Twenty-first George, smelter, res 738 Sixteenth Center House, John B: Leschell, proptr, 2009 Folsom

James, res 1916 Howard,

John, realestate, office 420 California, res 733 Sixteenth /

Moses, clerk, 793. Mission William, clerk with John, Center, res 783 Sixteenth

Central Baths, Louis Corriveau, proptr, 113 Geary

Central Coal Co., F. K. Shattuck, prest, George e, Loring, agent, 110 Jack- son

Central Drug Store, H. H. Judson, proptr, NW cof Stockton and Ellis Central Hotel, Michael Farrell, proptr, 814-816 Hansome

Central House, Martin & Nott, proptr, SE cor Bush and Polk

Central Pacilic Railroad Build- ing, NE cor Fourth and Town- send

Central Pacific Railroad Co., Le- land Stanford, preste E. H. Mil- ler, jr., sec; A¿ N. Towne, genl supt; general office, NE cor Fourth and Townsend. Oakland and Ala- ineda Ferry cor Davis and Pacific. San José Passenger Depot cor Fourth anu King. Freight Depots Fourth, King and Townsend

Central Pacific Ran Road steamer office, W. H. Moor, supt, NE cor Front and Broadway

Central Rail Road Co., Reuben Morton supt, office 116 Taylor

Central Railroad House, Michael Lyons, proptr, 21 Sixth Central S. M. Co., (Storey Co., Nev.) Wm. Willis, sec., 419 Cal

Central Wool Depot, J. H. McAllister, proptr, N s Townsend bet Fifth and Sixth

Centre Market, D. C. Littlefield, man- ager, SE cor Sutter and Dupont Cerbo Henry, clerk with Bucking & Postel, res 1108 Pacific

Cereghino Benedetto, wood and coal, 428- 430 Pacific

G., bootmaker, 5 Belden pl

John, marblesawyer with G. Brig- nardello, res 13 Union pl

Luigi, bootblack, Merchant nr Mont- gomery

Rocco, groceries and liquors, E s "Mission - bet" Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth'

Cerelli & Raffo, (S. Cerelli and G. B. Raffo). retail liquors, 525 Sansome Cerelli Sebastiano, (Cerelli & Raffo) res Vincent

Cerf Albert .J .; (. Cerf & Co.) res 716 Post -: Emanuel, horse dealer, res 935 Cal

- J. & Co., (J. and A. Cerf) importers ": crockery;, glass and china-ware, 515 Market

Jules; (J. Cerf & Co.) res 716 Post Julia, widow, lodgings, 1123 Stockton Cerf Moses, (Bloch, an & Co.) res 1203 Sutter

Cergogna Antonio, waiter with Charles Smith, res Clay bet Stockton and Powell Cerini Frank, pottle dealer, 205-207 Davis, res Oakland

Cerro Bonito Quicksilver M. Co., J. W. Clark, sec, 418 California

Cevasco G. B., blisker La Voce del Po- polo, res 60 Washington Chabert Urbain, restaklant, junction Wash- ington and Montgomery av

Chace Henry B., sal sman with D. A. Mc- ... Donald & . . , res 952 Howard Nathan'L. dr.er with O. Lawton & Co., teenth una ifteenth Mission bet Four- see Chas?

Chadbourne C. F., agent, Mowry & Co., (L' _oit) tobacco, 200 California, fes cor Byington and Webster Chadbourne Forest S., sec, California Furniture Manfg Co., 220-226 Bush, res cor Bush and Leaven- worth

Chadtourne Jabez, atty and counsel- lor-at-law,548 California, res 1322 Hyde

Joshua,. (Rider, Somers & Co.) res W s Treat av nr Twenty-second Levi, salesman with J. Burnap, res. 420 Leavenworth

Thomas J., Eclipse Bakery, 1412- 1418 Dupont, office 200 Davis, res 208 Turk

Chadwick George, clerk with Renton, Smith & Co., res 264 Tehama

John, res 121712 Howard

Joseph L., waterproof paints, 333 Fifth, res 516 Seventh

C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO.,'

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

LABELS PRINTED IN GLOSS COLORS ALWAYS LOOK FRESII !

GLOSS LABELS

LABELS IN GLOSS COLORS FOR MANUFACTURERS

536 CLAY ST.

PRINTED BY THE

SAN FRANCISCO

CALIFORNIA LABEL PRESS.

15" All Labels for Shelf Goods should be Printed in Gloss Colors ! "Wa

GLOSS LABELS

CALIFORNIA LABEL PRESS - AND -

GENERAL PRINTING HOUSE

A. CHAIGNEAU & Co.

536 CLAY ST .. BELOW MONTGOMERY (Over the Pacific Fruit Market)

The Most Complete Label Printing Establishment ON THE PACIFIC COAST

IMPROVED PRESSES FRESH INKS-FINE COLORS FIRST-CLASS' ENGRAVING (ON· ZINC OR WOOD) ETC., ETC., ETC.

LABELS FOR MANUFACTURERS

FRUIT LABELS -SPICE LABELS SALMON LABELS - SOAP LABELS - PAINT LABELS DRUGGISTS' LABELS WINE. LABELS =LIQUOR LABELS ETC., ETC. IN GLOSS OR PLAIN COLORS

Calling attention to the foregoing; we beg leave to inform our friends, and the public generally, that we are row prepared to do alt kinds of PLAIN & ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTING. Having supplied ourselves with an entire new outfit, comprising all the latest styles of Type, as well as the most improved Presses, Machinery, etc., all work intrusted to our care will be executed in the best style, with promptness, and at Eastern rates.

A. CHAIGNEAU & CO.

ALFRED CHAIGNEAU

FERDINAND NEUBERGER

PAUL CHAIGNEAU

GEO. W. CHAPIN, REAL ESTATE AGENT,

434 MONTGOMERY STREET-

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Chadwick Nathaniel G., builder, res 1937 Broadway

Chaffee H. C., saloon, NE cor Sixteenth and Dolores

Chaharon Matthew, laborer, with D. Ghir- ardelli, res Oakland

Chaigneau A. & Co., (A. Chaigneau, F. Neuberger and Paul Chaig- neau) book and job printers, 536 Clay

Chaigneau Alfred, (A. Chaigneau & Co.) res SW cor Valencia and Twenty-second

F. A., medical student, 650 Washing- ton, res SW cor Valencia and Twenty-second

Chaigneau Paul, (A. Chaigneau & Co.) res SW cor Valencia and Twenty- second

Victor, clerk, res SW cor Valencia Twenty-second

Victoire, widow, res SW cor Valencia and Twenty-second

Chaine Achille, woodcarver with Warren & Schiller, res California Hotel

Chalér François, tailor, res Sullivan's Bld Challenge Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) W. E. Dean, sec, 419 California

Challenge Gold and Silver Mining Co., T. J. Owens, sec, 213 Sansome

Challenge Silver Mining Co. (Panamint, Cal.) W. R. Townsend, sec, 330 Pine

Challiol George, tailor, res 15 William Challoner Mary A., widow, res 439 Green Chalmers A. B. Miss, teacher, Pine and Larkin-st Primary School, res 1409 Bush

John C., bookkeeper with H. H. No- ble & Co., res 116 O'Farrell Hugh, res 15 Ellis

Peter, waiter, Cremorne Oyster House, res 745 Market

William L., general agent California Insurance Co., res 1128 McAl- lister

Chambelle Alfred, porter, with F. Chevalier & Co., res 614 Front

Chamber of Commerce, second floor Merchants' Exchange

Chamberlain Abbey, widow, res Fifteenth av bet P and Q, South S. F

Charles, bricklayer, res 822 Folsom Chamberlain Charles H., receiver U. S. Land Office, office 506 Jackson, res Oakland

Eloise, widow, boarding and lodging, NW cor Bush and Stockton Heury L., res 1710 Larkin

Chamberlain Leila Mrs., (Leila Curtis & Co.) res Oakland Romeo M., res 1717 Webster Phelps, physician and surgeon, office 652 Market, res 604 Leavenworth

Chamberlain W. E., jr., supt business dept Business College, res 261/2 Pacific Kearny

Chamberlin A. G., chop-house, 21 Vallejo Charles C., millman, California mill, res 314 Bush

Edward, brakeman, S. P. R. R. Co

Chamberlin Edwin, wine and liquor saloon, 304 California, res 704 Sutter

Mrs., lodgings, 531 Geary

Robert S., third asst engineer P. M. S. S. Co

Chambers Alexander C., carpenter, res 408 Laguna

A. J., assayer with Riehn, Hemme & Co., res W s Bryant bet Twenty- third and Twenty-fourth

A. W., carpenter, Palace Hotel

Benjamin S., moulder, Risdon Iron Works, res U. S. Hotel

Carrie, widow, res 615 Lombard

E. W., bricklayer, res National Hotel Effie Mrs., dress and cloak maker, 305 Third

George, conductor, res cor Sixteenth and Mission

George, messenger, U. S. Surveyor- General's office, res 37 Clar- ence pl

James, plumber, res 6 Hyde

John P., butcher with Joseph Kane, res 118 Fifth

Joseph, expressman, res 606 Second J. B., bricklayer, Palace Hotel

J. S., rigger, Palace Hotel

Thomas, porter with Greenebaum & Co., res 613 Third

W., harnessmaker, City R. R. Co

Chamorro Mariano, bootfitter with G. Burk- hardt, res 1326 Stockton

Champion Consolidated M. and S. Co., (White Pine Co., Nev.) J. M. Buffington, sec, 37 Merchants' Exchange

Champion Thomas, teamster, res 1520 Post W. H., coachdriver, International Hotel

Champlin Calvin H., clerk with S. L. Mas- tick & Co., res 1431 Howard

John L., clerk with Commercial In- surance Co., res 1126 Pine

J. L., special policeman, res Market

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Champreaux Alfred, brass moulder with W. T. Garratt, res 10 Sonora

Gustav, brass finisher with W. T. Garratt, res 10 Sonora

Chance S. M. Co. (White Pine, Nev.) Jos. Marks sec, 419 California

Chanci Joseph, gardener, res old San José road nr Industrial School

Chandler August, painter, res rear 414 Clem- entina

NORCROSS & CO., GOLD AND SILVER LACES,

BULLION FRINGES, SPANGLES, efc.

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

If you are suffering from DROPSY, use BETHESDA WATER. It will cure you. DUNBAR & HENDRY, General Agents Pacific Coast, 107 Stockton St.

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Chandler Charles, wine and liquor sa- loon, California Theater, res 1907 Stockton

Charles, barkeeper with J. G. Brew- ton, res 726 Filbert

Edwin J., clerk with Crane & Brig- ham, res 1425 Hyde

F. P. Mrs., lodgings, res 26 Ellis Frank, conductor. N. B. and M. R, R. Co., res 114 Minna

George C., painter with Wason & Morris, res S s Eleventh bet Har- rison and Bryant

George, tailor with F. Dixey, res 1208 Larkin

Chandler George W., (Harrington & Co.) res Pescadero

James, hostler, South Park Stables, res 415 Brannan

John A., sec Board U. S. Inspectors Steam Vessels, office 11 U. S. Court bld, res 9 Fourth

J. L., res 1707 Mason

Kate Mrs., res 737 Market

Chandler R. D., importer and dealer in coal and iron and agent for East- port Coos Bay Coal, 118-120 Pa- cific, res 789 Chestnut

R. H., master mariner, res 1425 Hyde Robert, waiter, stmr Oriflamme

Chandler Thomas, sailors' boarding- house, 504-506 Davis

William S., with P. M. S. S. Co., res S s Duncan bet Guerrero and Do- lores

Chaney W. H., professor of astronomy, office 314 Bush

Change House, (Stevenson Building) SW cor Montgomery and California Chanhomme J., res 820 Washington

Channel J. W., carpenter, res 615 Bush Chapeau L., broker, res 732 Washington Chapel Deodatus, machinist with Joshua Hendy, res 5 Dora

Chapelew Joseph, bricklayer, Bricklayers' Prot. and Ben. Soc, 234 Sutter

Chapell B. Miss, teacher, Ladies' Prot. and Relief Soc, res SE cor Franklin and Geary

Chapin Clara H. Miss, artist, res 910 How- ard

E. S., First Lieut. Co. K, Fourth Ar- tillery, U. S. A., res Fort Alcatraz Frank E., clerk, res 456 Guerrero

Frank S., journalist, res 910 Howard Chapin George W., real estate agent, office 434 Montgomery, res 1006 Washington

Ida J. Miss, adjuster, Coiner's Dept, U. S. Mint, res 652 Mission

Samuel A., mining, 65 Merchants' Exchange, res 203 Powell

Chaplin George M., helper with Pacific Saw Co., res SW cor Oak and Fill- more

Chaplin Samuel D., clerk with Whittier, Ful- ler & Co., res 7 Prospect pl

Chapman & Bauer, (John B. Chap- man and John Bauer) night work contractors, 313 Dupont [see

adv. page 2B. ]

B. C., waiter, res 637 Vallejo

- Belle Miss, actress California Thea- ter, res 120 Prospect pl

Benjamin, with Cornell Watch Co

Charles D., house and sign painter, res 1204 California

Charles D., music teacher, res 1123 Ellis

C. M. Mrs., human hair, 25 New Montgomery, res Twenty-third bet Harrison and Bryaut

Chapman Cyrus C., (Spruance, Stan- ley & Co.) res 15 Ellis

E. K., res 405 Powell

Frank, house-painter, res 234 Sixth

Frederick, compositor with Kane & Cook, res 530 Pine

George, laborer, S. F. Gaslight Co., res 534 Folsom

George, upholsterer, res 589 Market G. Mrs., teacher embroidery and wax work, res 589 Market

G. W., hairdealer, res W s Twenty- third nr Alabama

Henry, jeweler, res 1516 Leaven- worth

Chapman Howard, (D. A. Macdonald & Co.) res 2505 Clay

James, cook, N. Y. Bakery, res 531 Stevenson

Chapman James F., (J. W. Grace & Co.) res Brooklyn

James W., dairy produce, 72 Califor- nia Market, res 1623 Post

John, miner, res 504 Post John, miner, res 660 Mission

Chapman John B., (Chapman & Baner) res 2311 Mason

John E., driver with Maguire & Daly, res 1623 Post

J., miner, res Montgomery's Hotel

J. W., compositor, res 1623 Post

Margaret, widow, res 16 Hinckley

Oliver, clerk, res 141 Fifth

Philip, carpenter, Enterprise Mill, 741 Market

Ralph J., expressman, SW cor Post and Montgomery, res 1013 Mis- sion

Robert, carrier S. F. P. O., res 346 Third

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The New city annual directory of San Francisco, 1875, Part 38

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