The New city annual directory of San Francisco, 1875, Part 40

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

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Clahan Mary, widow, furnished rooms, 24 Minna

Claiborn I. H., lamplighter S. F. Gaslight Co., res 1305 Green

Clair Alfred, cooper with F. W. Arnold, res 515 Greenwich

Edward, res 1106 Clay

L., brickmaker, res SW cor Sanchez and Twenty-third

see Clare

Clancy John, hog ranch, res W s Eureka, bet Twenty-first and Twenty- second

John, house painter, res 502 Sixth

John, laborer, res rear 1724 Mission

John, laborer, res 715 Ash av

John, liquors, SE cor Fifth and Fol- som

John, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, res 175 Minna

Joseph, hostler City R. R. Co., res · cor Sixteenth and Mission

Mary, laundress, res 333 Shipley

Mary, with C. B. Peterson, 12 Essex Owen, grocery and liquors, SE cor Sixteenth and Second av

Owen H., res 1 Willow av nr Valencia

Patrick, gardener, 1300 Jackson

Peter, quartermaster P. M. S. S. Co. Philip, laborer, res NW San Miguel Station, nr County line

Richard, stevedore with Menzies & Bingham, res 605 Brannan

Thomas, res NW cor Second and Howard

Thomas, carpenter, res rear 210 First Thomas, carpenter with Henry Sav- age, res 50 Natoma

Thomas, carriage blacksmith, res 502 Sixth

Thomas C., teamster, res 416 Steven- son

Thomas C., expressman, res 9 Perry T. H., machine hand, res 37 Minna Clapp Edward L., (Horace Gates & Co.) res Russ House

Frank W., wagonmaker with J. Clapp, res 36 Zoe

Fronie T., teacher, Tehama-st Pri- mary School, res 515 Folsom

George H., druggist, 1144 Market, res 18 Taylor

G. W., clerk, res Portsmouth House

H. E., clerk with gen supt C. P. R. R. Co., res The Windsor

Clapp Jason, carriage, wagon and truck maker, 207 Drumm, res 515 Fol- som

L. A. K. Mrs., teacher, Denman Grammar School, res 912 Sutter Clar John, woodcarver with Warren & Schil- ler, res 1220 Polk

- John Mrs., dry goods, 1220 Polk

Lawrence, woodcarver with Warren & Schiller, res 1222 Polk

Claradette Mary, res 1523 Mason Clare Edward, waiter stmr Los Angeles James, hodcarrier Palace Hotel

John, broker, res 823 Jackson

John, clothing, 105 Jackson William, plumber Palace Hotel Clarenbach Charles, clerk, res 421 Stockton Clarendon House, Mrs. E. Warburton, pro- prietress, 1421/2 Fourth

Clarendon House, Mrs. M. J. Kelsey, pro- prietress, NE cor Second and Folsom

Claressy William, policeman, res 37 Second Clark & Webster, (George Clark and Benj. F. Webster) shipwrights, 22 Howard

Clark & Zekind, (J. H. Clark and S. Zekind) Boston Cracker Bakery, 36 Geary Aaron, helper, melting and refining dept U. S. Mint, res 1616 Turk

Abraham, umbrella maker with John D. Barr & Co., res William Tell House

Ada Mrs., teacher dancing, NE cor New Montgomery and Howard

Alfred, (George Bayley & Co.) res 533 Commercial

Alvah K., bookkeeper with Thos. H. Selby & Co., 35 Market, res Oak- land ·

Andrew J., cabinetmaker with Cali- fornia Mills, res 12271/2 Pacific

Annie, widow, res 546 Folsom

Annie, chambermaid Russ House

August, seaman, res 415 East

A., patternmaker, res Adams House A. T., res 422 Sutter

Benjamin F., clerk with Wells, Fargo & Co., res 30 Stanley pl

Bernard, bootmaker, res Montgomery Hotel

Bernard, carpenter, res rear 725 Shotwell

Byron, carriage blacksmith with Mc- Arron & Sophey, res 242 Perry

B., bootmaker with J. Leddy, res 122 Minna

B. F., shoemaker, res 139 Shipley

Charles, bookbinder with Althof & Bahls, res 120 Seventh

Charles, clerk with Greathouse & Haggin, res The Windsor

Charles, driver with David George, res 819 Powell

COMMERCIAL INSURANCE CO. OF CALIFORNIA,

Office, 228 California St.

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

BEAMISH'S, Nucleus Building, cor. Third and Market Sts., SHIRTS, CLOTHING, Ready Made and to Order.

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Clark Charles, shoemaker with P. Kelly, res 71 Natoma

Charles.A., teamster, res 1922 Mason Charles C., porter, res 38-40 Market

Charles F., bookkeeper National Gold Bank and Trust Co., res 1627 Sacramento

Charles K., bookkeeper with James L. Barker, and manager S. F. Percussion Match Co., res Oak- land

Charles P., watchman with O. R. R. stable, res 215 Ritch

Daniel, real estate, res 22 Fifth

Daniel, tanner, res W s Folsom bet Twenty - seventh and Twenty- eighth

Daniel J., currier, res W s Folsom nr Twenty-ninth

Dorcas Mrs., teacher Valencia-street Grammar School, res S s Hayes nr Pierce

Dyer A., clk with C. P. Van Schaack & Co., res 234 Virginia

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

Edward, butcher, res Spreen's Ex- change

Edward, house contractor, res 51 Na- toma

Edward F., (Clark, Scott & Co.) res 323 Chesnut

Ellara A., Miss, teacher Eighth-st Grammar School, res 26 Pleasant

E. Miss, teacher Taylor-st Cosmopol- itan School

E., teamster with A. L. Bancroft & Co., res 114 Shipley

E. B., widow, res 919 Powell

E. J. Mrs., res 1627 Sacramento

E. W., shipwright, Shipwrights' As- sociation, 71 New Montgomery

Francis, watertender P. M. S. S. Co

Francis M., stevedore, res 2 Lincoln pl

Frank, seaman, res 119 Jackson

Frank, helper S. F. Boiler Works, res 769 Harrison

Frederick, res 32 Steuart

Frederick, clerk with S. B. Dinkel- speil & Co., res 1627 Sacramento Frederick, porter with George C. Shreve & Co., res 32 Everet George, caulker, res 51 Ritch

Clark George, (Clark & Webster) res 64 Tehama

George, contractor, res 829 Myrtle av

George E., clerk, res 1711 Hyde

George G., chief clerk forwarding dept. Wells, Fargo & Co., res 1711 Hyde

George R., clerk S. F. P. O., res 22212 Stevenson

George R., tinsmith with Elder & Dobbie, res cor First and Bryant George W., carpenter, res 51 Second

Clark George W., imp. and mnfr. paper hangings, window shades, etc., 333 Pine, res 720 Union

H. A., clerk stmr Louise

Hawkins, furniture dealer, res NE cor New Montgomery and Howard Henry, cabinetmaker with Kragen & Co., res 429 Greenwich

Henry D., engineer, C. P. R. R. Co., res 315 Capp

Henry J., engineer, S. P. R. R. Co., res E s Alabama nr Santa Clara Hugh R., plasterer with S. Kellet, res 336 Shipley

H. W., carpenter, 609 Post, res 416 Post

James, carpenter, res Broadway Hotel James, expressman, res Newland al James, laborer, res rear 208 Eighth James, messenger, U. S. Mint, res 12 Everett

James, miller, res 63 Natoma

James H., clerk with R. Hochkofler, res 118 Silver

James H., proptr Linden House, res 220 Third

James L., seaman, res 635 Minna

James Q., expressman, junction San- some and Market, res Chatta- nooga bet Twenty-first and Twen- ty-second

Jeremiah, res Grand Hotel

John, builder, 118 Silver

John, hackman, res 233 Eighth

John, mariner, res 127 Jackson

John, porter with Hawley, Bowen & Co., res Montgomery House

John, seaman, res 307 Folsom John, tailor, 1324 California

John, wood-turner, res 908 Geary John C., salesman with Keane, O'- Connor & Co., res 729 Bush

John E., stevedore, res 135 Spear John G., chief teller, Bank of Cali- fornia, res NW cor Green and Leavenworth

John H., cabinetmaker, res SE cor Church and Twenty-fifth

John J., draughtsman with D. Far- quharson, res 118 Silver

John W., sawyer, California Mills, res 819 Howard

Joseph, plumber with A. J. Smith, res 61 Tehama

Joseph, mining, 419 California, res 127 Montgomery

Joseph, night policeman, Alms House Joseph M., shoemaker with Bucking- ham & Hecht, res 314 Lilly

Clark Joseph W., mining sec, 418 Cal- ifornia, res 615 Harrison

J. Fessenden, clerk with Van Winkle & Davenport, res 615 Harrison Judson H., (Clark & Zekind) res 505 Jones

WATERBURY CLOCK CO., MURRAY DAVIS, Agent, 31 and 33 SUTTER STREET.

E. P. FELLOWS & CO.,

IMPORTERS OF DRUGGISTS' GLASSWARE AND SUNDRIES.

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

REAL ESTATE.

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Clark Julia A., widow, res 187 Jessie

- J. A. Mrs., res 407 Mason

J. E., laborer, res St. Nicholas Hotel

J. H., office 305 Kearny, res 2120 Howard

J. S., shipwright, res 34 Tehama

Clark Leonard S .. atty-at-law, room 21, 606 Montgomery, res 1607 Mission

Lewis, porter with Fox & Vincent, res 111 Prospect pl

Lorenzo B., candymaker, res Mission road nr St. Mary's College

L. A., physician, P. M. S. S. Co., res Grand Hotel

Margaret, tailoress with A. Morris, res 71 Natoma

Maria G., teacher, res 823 Mission Martin (Martin & Horton) res 920 Vallejo

Mary, glovemaker, Pacific Glove Works, res 7 Central pl

Mary, nurse, res 426 O'Farrell

Mary B., dressmaker, with Mrs. L. A. Ralph, res 2 Vernon Place

Mary G. Miss, private school, 620 Bush, res 823 Mission

Michael, wood and coal, 1539 How- ard, res Eighth-st House

Mortimer, porter, Greenwich Dock Bonded Warehouse, res N s Fil- bert nr Sansome

M. Mrs. dressmaker, res 12 Everett

M. W., carpenter, res Mechanics' House

N. C., res Nucleus House Nathan, barber, 1310 Vallejo

Osmer N., steward, P. M. S. S. Co., res 1212 Folsom

Patrick, bricklayer, res 564 Mission

Patrick, laborer, res St. Nicholas Ho- tel

Patrick, laborer, res 114 Shipley Patrick, lamplighter, S. F. Gaslight Co.

P. B., agent, 216 Jackson, res San Rafael

P. F., shoemaker with Orin Jones, res 139 Shipley

P. J., porter, with Murphy, Grant & Co., res 1100 Natoma

R. C., salesman, 20 Montgomery, res Nucleus House

R. Frank, entry and adjusting clerk, Custom House, res 2126 Pine

Richard A., waiter, with Charles A. Anderson, res 1122 Pacific

Robert, helper, S. F. Boiler Works, res 555 Mission

Robert, shipwright, res 464 Minna Rodney, carpenter, res 2 Eliza

Seymour B., res 411 Leavenworth

Clark, Scott & Co., (Edward F. Clark and Abel F. Scott), ship grocers, 718 Front

Clark Smyth, res 700 California

Stephen, porter, International Hotel

Stephen J., weigher, Custom House, res S s Dorland nr Church

Theodore G., mariner, res 272 Bran- nan

Thomas, res 7 Caroline

Thomas, cooper with Charles Sealy, res 7 Caroline

Thomas, laborer, Pacific Rolling Mills

Thomas, plumber, with McNally & Hawkins, res 563 Minna

Thomas, seaman, res 119 Jackson

Thomas, seaman, res 54 Sacramento

Thomas, watchman, C. P. R. R., res 446 Brannan

Thomas C., plasterer, res 151 Tehama Thomas J., blacksmith, res 714 Na- toma

Treat P., carpenter, res 429 Green- wich

Walter, blacksmith with Charles Dohs, res 242 Perry

William, carpenter, res 29 Sixth

William, laborer, res rear 25 Downey, William, nurse, City and County Hospital, res 71 Tehama

Clark William, (Rickoff & C.) res 299 Sixteenth

William, seaman, res 119 Jackson

William A., conductor, S. P. R. R., res 367 Seventeenth

William H., barber, res 203 Folsom William H., res 7041/g Mission

Clark William H. T., gold and silver plater, 187 Jessie, res Oakland

William J., carpenter with C. W. Thomas, res 528 Twentieth

William M., miller, Capital Mills, res 506 Linden

William M., saloon, SE cor Clemen- tina and Fourth

William P., carpenter, res 2631 Har- rison

W., machinist, res Adams House

W. A., patent medicine, res Langton

Clark W. D., (W. D. Clark & Co.) res Oakland

Clark W. D. & Co., (W. D. Clark and A. C Springer) Pacific Brass Foundry, 20 Fremont

Clark Z. P., (Farnsworth & C.) res Grand Hotel

, stevedore with Menzies & Bing- ham

Clark's Building, 316 Pine

Clark's Point Warehouse, NW cor Front and Broadway

Clarke Alfred, clerk Chief of Police, res 1423 Howard

A. C., patternmaker with Dunn Kewin, res 537 Sacramento

C. P., model maker, res 7251§ Broad- way

Curled Hair, Eureka, Moss and African Fibre, at Pacific Glue Manuf. Co., 406 Market.

R. J. TRUMBULL,

IMPORTER and DEALER IN SEEDS,

427 SANSOME STREET.

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

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Clark Charles, tanner, res 2013 Folsom Clarke E. B., carpenter and builder, res 816 Jackson

Edward H., wool, hides, etc., 405 Front, res 821 Tyler

E. A., messenger, London and San Francisco Bank, res Oakland

Ellen, widow, res 908 Jackson

Frank, apothecary with W. E. May- hew, res 144 Fourth

Frank, carpenter, res N s Courtland, WsB. H

Frederick W., civil engineer and sur- veyor, res 915 Bush

F. C., deputy collector, U. S. Int. Rev., res 219 Sutter

George, sailors' boarding house, 108 Pacific

George E., carpenter, res 2126 Howard Clarke H. K. W., atty-at-law, office 330 Pine, rooms 14-16, res 915 Bush

- Harry V., clerk, res 215 Kearny

Clarke Institute, ladies' seminary, Misses E.

. H. Weeden and M. F. Austin, principals, 239 O'Farrell

James, engineer, res Ivy bet Frank- lin and Gough

James, laborer, res 219 Main

James H., druggist, res 7 Central pl James S., master mariner, res 1109 Stockton

John G., collector, S. F. Gaslight Co., res SE cor Taylor and Ellis J. T., plasterer, res 207 Post

Lena Mrs., lodgings, 226 Sutter

Martin, liquors, res 918 Vallejo

Mary, ladies' hairdresser, 628 Howard Clarke Samuel J., jr., registrar in bankruptcy and atty-at-law, 6 U. S. Court bld, room 25

Terrence, laborer, res 251 Minna

Thomas, carpenter, California Mills, res 830 Howard Titus, carpenter, res 816 Jackson Clarken R. M., reporter, Alta California, res 835 Mission

Clarkson Henry C., mining, res 525 Tehama Milton, clerk, letter dept Wells, Fargo & Co., res 525 Tehama

Prentice M., collector North Point wharf, res 549 Minna

William, carpenter, res 732 Howard William O., collector, res W s Po- trero av bet El Dorado and Ala- meda

Clary Ann, widow, laundress, res Ash av bet Van Ness av and Polk

Charles, salesman with Wiener

Tittel, cor Merchant and Battery Richard, horsetrainer, res Homestead track, Point Lobos road and Twenty-fourth av

William H., real estate, res 212 Shot- well

Clary William J., drayman, res 6311/2 Minna Claser August, mariner, res 329 East

Clases John, groceries and liquors, 415 Fourth

Clason Adelbert B., sec. Manhattan Marble Co., res 726 Laguna

Classen John C., carpenter and builder, 516 Kearny, res 2204 Powell

Henry, under-sheriff County S. F., res 709 Shotwell

James M., capitalist 419 California, res 1808 Van Ness

Claude Armand, jeweler with Cal. Jewelry Co., res 618 Fourth

Emery, with Cook & Sprague, res cor Kearny and Broadway

Claudi Julius, cook with Hartman & Peters, res 45 Sacramento

Claudianos C. M., game and poultry 56-57 Grand Central Market, res NE cor Clay and Davis

Claus A., (Philadelphia Glove Manfg Co.) res E s Nebraska, bet Twenty- sixth and Twenty-seventh

Joseph, laborer with S. F. Gaslight Co Marius, res Sullivan's building

Clausen August, shipwright, Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Montgomery

Edward, bricklayer, res Irving House Francis, manufacturing jeweler 410 Kearny, res 13 Second av

Henry, bricklayer, Bricklayers' Prot. & Ben. Assn, 234 Sutter

John, bartender, res Siegfried's Hotel Otto, clerk with S. F. Laundry

Clausman Lewis, drayman with Pascal, Du- bedat & Co., res 1030 Kearny

Madaline, dressmaker, 1030 Dupont Claussen C., seaman, res North German Hotel Henry H., veterinary surgeon 213 Pine, res 116 O'Farrell

John, res rear 1106 Howard

John, cigars and tobacco 104 Dupont, res 1304 Turk

Claussenius Ernest, cabinetmaker 12 Tyler, res 731 California

Claussenius George, (Henry Winkle & Co.) and agent for Eagle Line, Hamburg and New York; Red Star Line, Antwerp and Phila- delphia; National Line, Liverpool and New York; Baltic Lloyd, Stet- tin, Havre and New York; Ameri- can Line, Liverpool and Philadel- phia; and Pennsylvania Central R. R., office SE cor Sacramento and Leidesdorff, res 731 California [see adv, page 31A]

Herman, bookkeeper with Henry Winkle & Co., res 731 California Clausser John, seaman, res 119 Jackson

Clavari Pierre, cook, Miners' Restaurant Claven Mary with James O'Grady 68 Tehama Clavin John with William Merkelbach, res 42 Everett

C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO.,

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

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

GEO. W. CHAPIN, 434 Montgomery Street,

HAS BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

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Clawson Bernard, res 512 Taylor Clawson Joseph W., druggist and apothecary, 512 Kearny

Clay Insurance Co., (Fire and Marine) Hutchinson, Mann & Smith, agents, 314 California

Clay Frederic, vice-president and cash- ier Western Savings and Trust Co., president California Cracker Co., (and Harris, Dell & Co.) res 1009 Sutter

George, farmer, res 1624 Powell

Henry, compositor, res 21 Powell

Jabez P., res 1216 Washington

M. J. Mrs., cancer and eye doctress, res 1624 Powell

Clay-st Hill Railroad Company, A. S. Halli- die, president, C. P. Campbell, sec., Joseph Britton, supt., H. L. Davis, treas, office SW cor Clay and Leavenworth

Clay-st Market, 514-518 Clay Clay-st Wharf, foot Clay

Clay William, engineer, res 64 Natoma Clayburgh & Brandenstein, (M. Clayburgh and H. Brandenstein) propts Dashaway Stable 110 Post Albert, wholsale butcher, S. F. Market, res 716 McAllister

Clayburgh Moses, (Clayburgh & Bran- denstein) res 27 Sixth

Simon, (L. Poly & Co.) res 27 Sixth Clayes Charles W., liquidating clerk, Cus- tom House, res 205 Taylor

Henry M., Alta office, res 21 Powell Clayfe John, boilermaker, res 748 Minna Clayton Charles, (Charles Clayton & Co.) res Grand Hotel

Charles & Co., (Charles Clayton and Joseph W. Jordan) commission merchants, NE cor Clay and Front C. H., cabinetmaker, res 427 Fourth Edward, waiter, res 636 Vallejo E. T. Mrs., res 326 O'Farrell Furman, engineer, res 326 O'Farrell Hugh J., restaurant, 8 Mason Joseph, painter, res 43 Clementina Clear Lake Water Works, office 3 Front Cleary Andrew, laborer with Fulton Foun- dry, res cor Spear and Mission Edward, moulder with Union Iron Works, res 3 Shipley

Edward, laborer, res 181/2 Rousch Frank D., mining sec, 19 Merchants' Exchange, res E s Howard nr Twenty-fifth

John, bricklayer, Palace Hotel John, plumber and gasfitter res 254 Jessie

John, longshoreman, res Eighteenth av nr R, South S. F.

Joseph, carpenter, res 560 Howard Margaret, whipmaker with Main & Winchester, res Van Ness av ur Fulton

Cleary Michael, clerk with S. McGillan, res 407 Fourth

Michael, cooper, res rear 13 Clinton Patrick, salesman with Weil, Cahn & Co., res Howard nr Twenty-fifth Patrick, asst engineer with P. M. S. S. Co., res 31 Caroline

Cleary Patrick M., boot and shoe- maker, 510 Mission

Robert, collector, 236 Montgomery, res Stanley pl

Thomas, blacksmith with S. F. Boiler Works, res 15 Natoma

Thomas, clerk, Odd Fellows' Libra- ry, res 41 Stanley pl

Thomas, oiler, stmr Ajax

Thomas J., watchman, U. S. Mint, res Fulton bet Gough and Oc- tavia

Thomas P., plasterer, res 161/3

Rousch

Cleaveland Henry W., architect, 507 Mont- gomery, res Occidental Hotel see Cleveland

Cleaves Robert, clerk with Pope & Talbot, res 343 Brannan

Clees Peter, billiard table mnfr, 811 Mont- gomery

Clegg Oscar A., boxmaker with Union Box Factory, res 25 Silver

Thomas, commission broker, res 37 Stanford

Clelland J., res 527 Sacramento

Cleman P., fireman with S. P. R. R. Co

Clemens Charles, framemaker with J. Shief- erstein, res 454 Sixth

George, master schr Columbia, res 1024 Pacific

John, tailor with J. Gutman & Co., res Powell nr Pacific

Clement Charles, cabinetmaker with H. J. M. Troutt, res 813 Mission

Charles H., atty-at-law, office 47 Montgomery blk

Clement E. B., (J. & E. B. Clement) res Oakland

Clement Joseph & E. B., search- ers of records, 710 Washington

Clement John, merchant, 124 California - John, Scan Soc, 71 New Montgomery Clement Joseph, (J. & E. B. Clem- ent) and school director, 710 Washington, res 526 Green

Joseph, blacksmith, res 245 Minna

L. G., asst cutter, coiners' dept U. S. Mint, res Melrose

Lewis M., chief asst engineer C. P. R. R., res Oakland

Lyman H., bookkeeper, National Bank and Trust Co., res 407 Stockton

Mary, widow, res 21 Stockton pl

Peter, chaser, res 1809 Powell

Peter, upholster with Cal. Furniture Manfg Co., res 1610 California

NORCROSS & CO., K. of P. REGALIA AND UNIFORMS.

EVERY DESCRIPTION.

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

BETHESDA WATER a sure Cure for INDIGESTION and DYSPEPSIA. DUNBAR & HENDRY General Agents Pacific Coast 107 Stockton St.

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Clement Roswell P., atty-at-law,rooms 3-4, 606 Montgomery, res W s Mission bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth

Rufus H., salesman with Waterhouse & Lester, res 1117 Sacramento Madame, laundry, 870 Folsom

Clements Frank, stock operator, res 17 Te- hama

Gilbert, com merchant, 318 Front, res Oakland

John, master schr B. F. Lee, res 32112 Union

John B., carpenter, res 1621 Hyde Samuel, confectioner with Schroder & Albrecht, res White nr Leav- enworth

Thomas, painter with P. M. S. S. Co William, master bark Rival, office 44 Market

Clemmensen C. J. C., cabinetmaker with Kragen & Co., res 301/2 Freelon

Clemones S. G. Mrs., music teacher, res Webb House

Clench William C., carpenter, Cal. Mills, res 715 Broadway

Clendenin William W., stencilcutter and rubber stamps, 209 Clay

Clenens Philip, shoemaker with Einstein Bros , & Co., res 35 Everett

Clerc L., rangemaker, rès 734 Montgomery Raoul, with Nicholas Ten Bosch, res 228 Post

Clercq Henri De Rev., pastor Notre Dame des Victoires, res 526 Bush

Clerk F. A., clerk, Grangers' Bank, res Oak- land

- T. B., stamp clerk U. S. Sub Treas- ury, res Oakland

Clerk Board of Supervisors, 4 City Hall Clerk's German Relief Society, 410 Kearny Cleshon Eugene, laborer, P. M. S. S. Co J., laborer, P. M. S. S. Co

Cleveland C. D., physician, office 224 Kearny, res 431 Geary

- Edwin, broker, res 113 Ellis

E. A. Miss, principal Rincon Gram- mar School, res 228 Capp

Mary Miss, res 106 Stockton

Reuben S., hostler with Lot D. Slo- cum, res E s Webster bet Ellis and O'Farrell

Sarah Miss, furnished rooms, 106 Stockton

Cleweus Charles, moulder, Atna Iron Works, res 1 Sullivan alley

Cliff House, Capt Junius G. Foster, proptr, Terminus Point Lobos av

Clifford Daniel, fireman S. F. Gaslight Co., res 154 Perry

D. L., blacksmith with Z. H. Cun- ningham, res 658 Howard

Frank, laborer, Crystal Soda Co., res 1309 Stockton

Clifford Frederick, carpenter, S. F. Mnfg. Co, res 319 Green

George, merchandise broker, 402 Front, res 611 Valencia

George F., res Nucleus House

Hiram, milk dairy, res University Mound

James B., clerk with Palmer Bros., res 21 Hawthorne

Jeremiah, laborer, res 12 Cleveland Jeremiah J., laborer, res 1051 Howard John, laborer, res 220 Fifth

- John G., laborer, res 62412 Natoma Josephine Mrs., res Russ House

Peter, seaman, res 39 Pacific

Robert, butcher, 240 Fourth, res 300 Clementina

Thomas, carpenter, res Park Hotel

Thomas, shoemaker, res 718 Natoma Thomas, porter with E. C. Kennedy, res cor Sixth and Clara

Thomas C., drayman, res 332 Hayes Clift John, machinist with J. G. Ils, res White House Hotel

Clifton Henry, fruit dealer, 515 Fourth, res 18 Stone

Clinch Bryan J., architect, 432 Montgomery, res 305 Lombard

Charles G., bookkeeper with A. C. Dietz & Co., res Oakland

Clindinin Alexander G., helper with F. Gra- cier, res Twenty-ninth nr San Bruno road

Cline -, sheepherder, res Commercial Lodg- ing House

Cline Henry, ship stores, 5 Mission, res 320 Beale

Henry A., driver, Bay City Soda Water Co., res 1041 Howard

John, wheelwright, res 1041 Howard John F., expressman, res 1414 Leavenworth

Julius, blacksmith, res 1041 Howard M. J. Mrs., teacher, Denman Gram- mar School, res 2606 Sacramento Matthew R., compositor, Alta, res 242 Clara

Peter, expressman, res 1508 Hyde

Samuel, tailor, 827 Pacific

Thomas, packer with Worthington & Co., res 1508 Hyde

William, tinsmith with Osgood & Stetson, res 1508 Hyde see Klein and Kline

Clines William, res 646 Fourth

Clint Charles C., stevedore with Menzies & Bingham, res rear 1317 Sansome Charles N., saloon, 13 Steuart

Clinton Charles A., apothecary, NW cor Railroad and Twelfth avs, South S. F.

George A., driver engine No. 2, S. F. Fire Depart, res 412 Bush

Henry, mate schr Adrianna, res 4 St. Charles pl

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

PACIFIC SAW MANUFACTURING COMPANY,

17 and 19 Fremont, near Market.

GEO. W. CHAPIN, REAL ESTATE AGENT,

434 MONTGOMERY STREET.

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Clinton James, real estate, res rear Natoma

417

Patrick, mariner, res SW cor Twenty- fourth and Alabama

William, bakery, 422 Sixth William, waiter Lick House

Clisby Seth, bookkeeper Eureka Warehouse, res Oakland

Clishen Eugene, laborer, res rear 22 Zoe Clistener Henry, carpenter, res Seventeenth bet Church and Dolores

Cliver George S., driver Engine 5 S. F. Fire Dept., res 1220 Stockton

Clodi Louis, foreman California Demokrat, res 530 Bush

Cloepperd Adolph, bootmaker with J. D. Youngclaus, res 108 William

Clokesey John, seaman, stmr Kalorama Cloonan William, porkpacker with Michels- sen, Brown & Co

Clooney John P., pressman, res 1011 Mason Close & Wilkins, (William Close and B. P. Wilkins) furnishing goods, 802 Market

Hugh, watchman with P. M. S. S. Co., res 39 Clarence pl

Thompson W., res NE cor Grove and Laguna

Close William, Dr., office and res 822 Mission

Clot Z. B., machinist with Tait & Hainque, res 365 Natoma

Clotts Martin, waiter, res 210 Stuart Cloud William, laborer Palace Hotel

William, bootmaker with U. W. B. and S. M. Co., res 64 Shipley

Cloudman H. A., bricklayer Palace Hotel Clough Amos, mariner, res 351/2 Perry A. H., clerk with Estee & Boalt, res Oakland

Charles L., bookkeeper with Freeman, Smith & Co., res 351/2 Perry

Elijah, printer with J. Winterburn & Co., res 1716 Sutter

George H., tinsmith, W s Folsom bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second, res SE cor Shotwell and Twenty- second

George P., bookkeeper, res 22 White's pl

James, clerk, res 430 Valencia

John F., lumber surveyor, res 8 Lang- ton

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The New city annual directory of San Francisco, 1875, Part 40

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