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Hillen Diedrich H., grocer, NW cor Larkin Pine, res 1300 Larkin
Hillenbrand William, cook with H. Simon, res 30 Jessie
Hillens Frederick, clerk with H. Kolkmann, res 735 Geary
Hiller David A., homeopathic physi- cian, office and res 226 Post
Hiller Frederick, homeopathic physi- cian, and res 226 Post
Hiller Frederick, jr., homeopathic physician, office and res 226 Post John. waiter, Martin's Restaurant, 623 Commercial
R. M., carriagemaker, 845 Harrison, res 531 Bryant
Hillert Frederick, (Portois & H.) res cor Folsom and Moss
Hillery W. H. Rev., pastor Zion Church, res Greenwich nr Larkin
Hillgen Henry, grocery and liquors, cor Eighth and Mission
Herman, clerk with Henry Hillgen, res SW cor Eighth and Mission Hilliard, L. E., cabinetmaker, res 506 Bran- nan
L. P., clerk with J. M. Bradstreet & Son, res S s Mission nr Fourth Hillis William, drayman, res 427 Fourth Hillman Charles, bootmaker, N s Twenty- second bet Mission and Capp
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE CO, OF CALIFORNIA,
Office, 228 California St.
MASONIC SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK, 6 POST ST., MASONIC TEMPLE.
CLOTHING, Newest Styles, LARGE ASSORTMENT BEAMISH'S, NUCLEUS BUILDING, cor. THIRD and MARKET
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Hillman Edward, stevedore, res Pringle's crt nr Greenwich
G. G., conductor, Market-st R. R. Co. Isaac, razorstrops and medicine, res 151 Shipley
J. R., messenger with Goodall, Nel- son and Perkins
James, porter with A. Lusk & Co., 10 Montgomery blk
Hillman James, U. S. boiler inspector, res 2541 Mission
- Paul, laborer with Friederich Bros., res SW cor Sixteenth and Sec- ond av
Sarah, glovemaker with Pacific Glove Factory, res 151 Shipley
Thomas, stevedore, Riggers' and Stevedores' Assn, 429 Pacific Hillmantle Bernard, tailor, res 164 Clara Hillmer Charles, laborer with Spring Valley Water Co., res S s Sixteenth bet Hampshire and Potrero av
Frederick, laborer with Spring Val- ley Water Co., res S s Sixteenth bet Hampshire and Potrero av Hills Austin, shipwright, res 428 O'Farrell Fred, expressman, SW cor Stockton and Pacific, res rear 911 Filbert George, compositor, res 115 Second Louis, cook, St. Louis Hotel, res 13 Pacific
Ralph F., clerk with N. Gray & Co., res 641 Sacramento
Reuben, clerk with Murphy Bros., res 428 O'Farrell
Samuel M., carpenter and contractor, 842 Clay
Hillsinger Libbie, milliner with J. C. Doh- erty, res 1204 Larkin
Hillston -, machinist, res SW cor Mont- gomery and Broadway
Hillyier Munson C., miner, res 1005 Sutter Hilmer Louis, druggist and chemist, SW cor Geary and Larkin
Hilpert Leonhard, bakery, 1223 Stockton Leonhard, jr., waiter with Hilder- brand & Hodgson, res 1223 Stockton
Hilpisch Jacob, barkeeper with John Wal- deck, res 14 First
Hilt Charles, seaman, res 5 Jackson Hilton Charles, patternmaker, res 331/2 Perry Charles, route agent California P. R. Co., 606 Montgomery
Fred T., blacksmith with Z. H. Cun- ningham, res 832 Harrison
Hilton George F., physician and occul- ist, office 55 Second, res 923 Har- rison
George K., printer, res 625 Bush
James, seaman, res 32 Steuart
John, mechanic, res 106 Natoma
John, teamster, res 1722 Turk
Joseph, apprentice with Pacific Saw Mnfg Co., res 33 Perry
Hilton L. Miss, dressmaker, res Overland House
Osgood, shipwright, Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Montgomey
Prince E., teamster, res 1722 Turk
Samuel M., messenger with Wells, Fargo & Co., res 443 Green
Stanford, carpenter, res 2406 Folsom William H., clerk, res 602 Stockton Hilton W. M., physician, office 55 Sec- ond, res 923 Harrison
Hilts Gottfried, butcher with George Walter & Co., res 308 Fifth
Hilzinger Richard, barkeeper, 414 Dupont Himberg Theodore, trunkmaker with A. Haas & Co., res Guerrero nr Six- teenth
Himes Henry, bookkeeper with E. Stolz Bros., res 612 Hyde
Himmel Edward, tailor with J. H. Tobin, res 25 Morton
Himmelmann Adolph F., wagonmaker with P. Friedhofer, res 31 Tehama Andrew, real estate and money brok- er, 637 Washington, res 308 O'Farrell
Daniel, contractor, res NW cor Washington and Steiner
Jacob, real estate, res 23 Garden
John, cabinetmaker with Kragen &Co. John, dishwasher, N. Y. Bakery, res SW cor Broadway and Kearny
Himmelreich Charles, dyer, res 207 Pacific Himmermann Henry, miner, res Myers' Hotel Himrod Oliver W., res 810 Leavenworth Hinchen Ann, widow, 424 Broadway
Hinchliffe Bentley F., surveyor, res 6 Ewer pl William, plumber, res 6 Melvina pl William B., pressman, res 6 Ewer pl Hinchman Albert A., clerk quartermaster's dept., res 1124 Pine
Charles H., distiller, office 434 Jack- son nr 1124 Pine
Thomas W., sec Bay District Fair Assn., office 41112 California, res 1124 Pine
Hinchy Joseph, tableman with Clay-st Hill R. R. Co.
Lawrence, carpenter, res N. Y. House Hinck Henry J., groceries and liquors, 743 Ellis
Henry, cabinetmaker with Weir & Gray, res 46 Julia
William, seaman, res 127 Jackson see Hink
Hinckle Henry, contractor and carpenter, res . 406 Octavia
Hinckley & Co., (Danl. B. Hinckley and Leon C. Marshutz) proprietors Fulton Foundry, 207-213 Fremont
Charles E., clerk with C. A. Low & Co., res 513 O'Farrell
Charles E., widow, res 513 O'Farrell Daniel B., (Hinckley & Co.) res Fruit Vale, Alameda Co
WM. L. GILBERT CLOCK CO., MURRAY DAVIS, Agent, 31 and 33 SUTTER STREET.
E. P. FELLOWS & CO.,
Sole Agents for FRITZCHE, SCHIMMEL & CO.'S ESSENTIAL OILS and FLAVORING EXTRCTS.
GEO. W. CHAPIN, REAL ESTATE AGENT,
434 MONTGOMERY STREET.
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Hinckley Ezra, (Crawford & H.) res 839 Mission
- George C., purser stmr Kalorama, office 10 Market
- George E., physician, 331 Kearny James, expressman, res 4 Downey Mark F., tinsmith with Cutting & Co., res NE cor Burling and Burroughs
Parker, bookkeeper with Wilson & Bro., res 12 Hampton pl Sarah Mrs., furnished rooms, 121 Montgomery
Walter B. T., clerk with C. A. Hoop- er & Co., res 513 O'Farrell
Walter C., engineer, res 118 Oak
William C., engineer, Woodward's Gardens, res 831 Bush see Hinkley
Hind Joseph, carpenter Palace Hotel Joseph, candy, res 414 Jones
Robert B., clerk with M. Gray, res cor Eleventh and Mission
Hinde Charles, porter with Cutting & Co., res 722 Clementina
Hinden Valentine, res 16 Oak Grove av Hinders Henry, boots and shoes, 332 Kearny
Hinds Andrew, ship clerk, res 1216 Jackson
H. C., U. S. internal revenue gauger, 321 Battery res 229 Kearny Otto, seaman, res 104 Steuart
William, carriage painter with Ander- son Bros., res 18 Park av see Hines and Hynes
Hine N. M., res 323 Tehama
Hinemann George, clerk with H. Hilde- brandt, res 208 Sutter
Hines A. W., stockbroker, res Overland House
James, res Hickory bet Gough and Franklin
James, shoemaker, res 217 Folsom John, res 143 Natoma
John, carpenter, res N s Twenty- ninth nr Mission
John, laborer, res Sixteenth bet Guer- rero and Dolores
John, stereotyper with Painter & Co., res 229 Capp
Patrick, carpenter, res Ns Twenty- ninth nr Mission
Y., laborer with Pacific Barrel and Keg Co., res 210 Ritch
Hingley Murray, mate bark Onward, res 5 Jackson
Hingsbergen Hubert, laborer, res 3 Fran- cisco
Hink & Rohde, (P. H. Hink and P. F. Rohde) saloon, 230 Montgomery Hink J. F., (Stange & H.) res 9 O'Farrell Peter H., (Hink & Rohde) res 15 Hampton pl
Rudolph G., clerk with J. Horstmann, res NW cor Bush and Powell
Hinke Ferdinand, (Joost Bros. & Co.) res 1438 Mission
Hinken Annie, milliner with Mrs. Green, res 38 Russ
Hinkle Charles, carpenter, res 322 Fell John, real estate, res 322 Fell
- Philip, machinist, res 200 Stockton
William, sashmaker with N. W. Cole & Co., res 322 Fell
Hinkley N. N., shipjoiner, Shipjoiners' Assn, Dashaway Hall
Oliver, (Reardon & H.) res 319 Har- rison
Hinman A. F., clerk, Whitney & Co's Ex- press
William, waiter, 1016 Market, res 1028 Market
Hinoldt Michael, woodturner with U. W. Furniture Manfg Co., res Bran- nan bet Sixth and Seventh
Hinrichs & Co., (August Hinrichs and Fred. Miller) bowling alley, 331 East Carl, porter with A. Fenkhausen & Co., res 919 Clay
G., with J. M. Miller, res cor Polk and Market
Gustave, musician, res 323 Chestnut J. F., proptr Boston House, 119 Jackson
Hinrichsen H., seaman, res Mechanics' House
Hinsch Thomas C., receiver with Sutter-st R. R. Co., res cor Pine and Polk Hinton Ada B. Miss, teacher Fairmount School, res 547 Folsom
Charles H., compositor, Evening Post, res 647 Folsom
Thomas, longshoreman, res 2 Wash- ington
Hinton William M., prest Post Pub- lishing Co., res 647 Folsom
William M., jr., compositor Evening Post, res 647 Folsom 1
Hintz & Klarmann, (Jacob Hintz and John Klarmann) proptrs Har- mony Hall, 735 Brannan
Hintz Jacob, (Hintz & Klarmann) res 735 Brannan
- Louis, clerk with Gillespie & Zan, res Oakland
L., upholsterer with Charles M. Plum & Co., res 310 Jessie
Otto, laborer, res NE cor Eighth and Brannan
Valentine, carpenter, res rear 123 Tehama
Hintze Herman, refiner, Cal. Sugar Refinery, res 498 Eighth
Isaac, tailor, and agent Contra Costa Laundry, 320 Pine, res 1623 Sutter see Heintz
Hinz A., salesman with W. Haker & Hinz, res 1818 Market
A. C., (W. Haker & H.) res 161/3 Harriet
R. J. TRUMBULL,
IMPORTER and DEALER IN SEEDS,
427 SANSOME STREET.
AFRICAN FIBRE, THE CHEAPEST ARTICLE IN USE FOR MATTRESSES, 406 MARKET St
EUREKA FOUNDRY, THOMPSON BROS., Proprietors,
129 and 131 BEALE ST., bet. MISSION and HOWARD
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Hinz Carl, salesman with F. H. Rosen- baum & Co., res 5 Central pl Hinz Carl, manfr tools, 42 Spear, res Oakland
Louis, cabinetmaker, res 9 Gardner William, salesman with W. Haker & Hinz, res 213 Eddy
Hippely Lorenzo, carpenter, res Relay House
Hippen John, carrier Call, res 536 Howard - John, laborer, res 512 Stevenson
Hippmann & Schussler, (Rudolph Hipp- mann and Adolph Schussler) fruit, 28-29 Cal. Market
Rudolph, (Hippmann & Schussler) res Prescott House
Hipps David C., laborer, P. M. S. S. Co., res 31 Freelon
Hird John, blacksmith, res 449 Stevenson Hire John, horseshoer, SE cor Eighth and Brannan, res 449 Stevenson
Hireen Timothy, conductor, C. P. R. R. Co., res 20 Rousch
Hiriart & Co., (Mrs. E. Hiriart) perfumery and toilet articles, 402 Kearny
Ernestine Mrs., (Hiriart & Co.) res 718 Broadway
Hirleman Philip, porter with Levi Strauss Co., res 1317 Mission
Hiron Victor, patternmaker, res 235 Perry Hirsch Benjamin, res 11 Dikeman pl
Bernard, salesman with S. Polack, res 11 Dikeman pl
Charles S., salesman with W. Hunt & Co., res 11 Dikeman pl
Hermann, cabinetmaker, res W s Eu- reka bet Seventeenth and 18th
- Joseph, res 11 Dikeman pl
Leopold, clerk with Hamburg-Bre- men Fire Insurance Co., res 1022 Stockton
Leopold, (City of Strasburg) dry goods, 26 Kearny, res 719 Market Solomon, res 1022 Stockton
Hirschauer Pierre, packer with E. Guittard & Co
Hirschberg Betsy Mrs., music teacher, res 406 Third
Hirschburg L., missionary, res 236 Seventh Hirschfeld & Co., (Peter Hirschfeld and Wm. Frei), bakers, 911 Larkin
Hirschfeld D. & Co., (D. Hirschfeld) manfg and wholesale confection- ers, 420 Sacramento
Bennett, crockery, 15 Fourth, res 450 Natoma
Hirschfeld David, (D. Hirschfeld & Co.) res 112 Eddy
- H., res 208 Eddy
H., merchant, res 919 O'Farrell
Joseph, jeweler, res 2217 Mason
Julius, jr., (Tideman, H. & Co.) res London
Moses, cigars, NW cor Bush and Sansome, res 132112 Stockton
Hirschfeld Peter, (Hirschfeld & Co.) res 911 Larkin
Philip, salesman with Frankenthal & Co., res 222 Kearny
Solomon, (Getz & H.) res 121 Olive av
Hirschfelder A. Mrs., res 530 Ellis
Hirschman Adolph, gold and plated jewelry, 200 Sansome, res 907 Geary
Hirshfeld Adolph M., with J. Hirshfeld, res 16 Turk
Charles, with J. Hirshfeld, res 16 Turk
Hirshfeld Julius, importer of human hair, perfumery, etc., 121 Mont- gomery, res 16 Turk
Hirshfeld Peter, (Meyer & H.) res 16 Turk
R., salesman with Nast & Green- zweig, res 627 Ellis
Hirst George W., steward, 414 Pacific Hirt Bonifacius, printer, adjt-general's office, 105 O'Farrell, res 15 Clinton
Hirtel Frederick, foreman, Philadelphia Brewery
Hirth Leon, jeweler with Frontier, Belle- mere & Co., res 1523 Post
Hisgero Edward C., music teacher, res 812 Clay
Hitchcock Clinton, soliciting agent with Henry Keller & Co., res 1010 Powell
D., carpenter, res 36 Welsh
George, watertender, P. M. S. S. Co, George B., agent Edward Bosqui & Co., stationery dept, 413-415 Sansome, res 1010 Powell
J. H., first officer U. S. stmr Shubrick
Thomas, watchman P. M. S. S. Co. Wilbur F., cashier with Treadwell & Co., res 1509 Jones
Hitchcox Henry, harnessmaker, Market-st R. R. Co., res 12 Ridley
Hitchings E. W., salesman with William Ehrenpfort, res 14 Eddy
Hite G. J .. mining, res 615 Third
Ormsby, purser stmr Orizaba, res 331 Kearny
Hittell John S., editor, Alta Califor- nia, res 619 Stevenson
Theodore H., atty-at-law, office 526 Montgomery, res 726 Folsom
Hiuirman Frederick, drayman with Joseph Bassett, res 24 Scott pl
Hix Henry F., master mariner, res 333 Jessie
Hixson & Curtis, (J. M. Hixson and W. P. Curtis) general produce com- mission, 322 Davis
Edward T., bookkeeper with Hixson & Curtis, res SW cor Scott and McAllister
- H. S., with S. P. R. R. Co., res Russ House
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, 434 Montgomery Street,
HAS BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
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Hixson Jasper M., (Hixson & Curtis) res SW cor Lot and McAllister
William, brakeman, S. P. R. R. Co.
Hjul Ferdinand, cabinetmaker, res 428 Broadway
Hoadley Milo, civil engineer, office 29 Mer- chants' Exchange, res N s. Bush bet Lyons and Central av
Hoag Charles P., agent Eclipse Wind- mills and force pumps, office 18 Fremont, res Oakland [see adv. page 37A]
Frank, machinist, Miners' Foundry, res 69 Minna
Hoag George S., agent for Rocky Moun- tain coal, and wood and coal, 429 Powell, res 818 Powell
Hoag Jared C., stock operator, office 200 Davis, res SW cor Eddy and Jones
L. B., eclectic physician, 303 Eddy William M., capitalist, office 302 Mont- gomery, res Cosmopolitan Hotel Hoagland Hiram, milker with W. Hall, res E s San José road, 512 miles from City Hall
James, bookkeeper with Dean & Co., res Turk nr Taylor
Hoagland William C., architect, 432. Montgomery, res Oakland
Hoar John, carriage-washer, Dexter Stables, res Trinity pl
Hoare Bennett, bagmaker, res 2 Vallejo crt Charles W., stockbroker, 420 Mont- gomery, res 217 Geary
Michael H., blacksmith, res rear 3101/2 Ritch
Patrick, coremaker, Miners' Foundry Hobart Benjamin F., with Marcus C. Haw- ley & Co., res 361/2 Perry
Benjamin, jr., (Hobart, Wood & Co.) res 625 Geary
Walter S., mining, res 629 Sutter Wood & Co., (Benjamin Hobart, jr., Samuel A. Wood and Ira M. Wentworth) mnfrs and importers boots and shoes, 15 Sansome Hobbert Henry T., bookseller and stationer, 155 Third, res 13 Hampton pl
Hobbs C. S., (Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.) res N s Liberty bet Valencia and Guerrero
Frederick, grainbroker, office 402 Front, res 1008 Bush
George, engineer, res 407 Brannan H. H., master mariner, res 1432 Ellis John K. C., solicitor with Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., res N s Liberty bet Valencia and Guerrero
Hobbs,
Pomeroy & Co., (C. S. Hobbs, D. Pomeroy and J. G. Wall) boxmakers, 11-13 Beale and 10-12 Main
Walter S., clerk, res SE cor Third and Market
Hobbs Wharf, E s Long Bridge, foot Fourth Hobby Benjamin F., with Beal & Dopson, res 601 Kearny
Hobe Adolphus A., clerk, SW cor Capp and Twenty-first
George J., teller Masonic Savings and Loan Bank, res 1229 Pacific Hobeman Herman, seaman, res 45 Sacra- mento
Hoberrath John, seaman, res 119 Jackson Hobkirk Peter, builder, res N s Twen- ty-fourth bet Castro and Noe
Hobon J., driver, Market-st R. R. Co., res 299 Sixteenth
Hobro William D., plumber and gasfitter, 727 Washington, res 829 Pacific Hobron William, master schr Adrianna, res 1 Perry
Hobson Abraham, shoemaker, 7 Prospect pl Benjamin, clerk with Purdy & Litch- field, res 7 Prospect pl
Henry B., manager Occidental Grain Warehouse, res 24 Stanley pl
Henry F., carpenter, res 157 Clara John B., res 24 Stanley pl
Thomas, supt R. R. warehouse, res 24 Stanley pl
Hobson William Gilfillan, examin- ining accountant and trade ex- pert and sec Colorado Steam Navigation Co., office 610 Front, res E s Octavia bet Jackson and Washington
Hoburg W. H., (R. O. Oakley & Co.) res 1127 Ellis
Hochbrunn Ferdinand, woodturner with C. W. Thomas, res Minna nr Third Henry, (Huck & H.) res 227 Minna Hochheimer E. Miss, teacher, Taylor-st Cos- mopolitan School, res 17 4 POR Simon, insurance agent, res 1704 Polk Hochholzer H. Mrs., teacher, Girls' High School, res 1520 Geary
Hochholzer Hugo, architect and civil engineer, res 1520 Geary James, carpenter, California Mills, res 1520 Geary
Hochkofler Rudolph, merchandise broker, 207 Front, res Oakland Hochstadter Eli, (Schmiedell, H. & Co., res 511 Stockton Hochstein Adolph, bookkeeper, res Sacra- mento Hotel
Adolph, clerk with Morris Speyer & Co., res 32 Fourth
Hock & Perazzo, (Tobias Hock and John Perazzo) barbers, 548 Washington Charles, tinsmith, res 13 Harlan pl Frederick, wheelwright with P. N. H. Haller, res Filbert nr Fillmore Hoek Henry, liquor saloon, 107 Dupont, res NE cor Gough and Haight Tobias, brickmason, res 422 Tyler Tobias, (Hock & Perazzo) res 954 Mission
NORCROSS & CO., MILITARY, THEATRICAL,
CHURCH AND SOCIETY GOODS.
MASONIC SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK, 6 POST STREET, MASONIC TEMPLE.
BETHESDA WATER a sure cure for INDIGESTION and DYSPEPSIA. DUNBAR, HENDRY & LAVERY, General Agents Pacific Coast, 107 Stockton st.
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Hockele Louis, groceries and liquors, 1130 Folsom
Hockin Samuel, carpenter, res 621 California Hockley Simeon, salesman with C. L. Ding- ley, res 5 Brenham pl
Hockney Frederick E., foreman boxmaker, with Myers, Weighel & Co., res 451 Octavia
Hockwald A., waiter, stmr Constantine Hocter James, plasterer, res 21 Anthony
Hodapp Theodore, res 10 Harlan pl
Hoddel William, laborer, res Union bet Oc- tavia and Gough
Hoddy O. P., compositor, res Overland House
Hodes August, barber with J. Streib & Co., res 5 Cottage pl
Hodgdon Ambrose P., contractor, res N s Sixteenth bet Mission and Valen- cia
Hodgdon C. L. Mrs., physician, office and res 1063 Howard
Charles H., master mariner, res 1123 Howard
Hodgdon W. H. A., professor of music, res 1063 Howard
- W. H., medical student, 650 Wash- ington
Hodge Alexander, second-hand furniture, 929 Folsom
B. O., carpenter, Palace Hotel, res 3251/3 Bush
B. O., jr., compositor, Golden Era, res 32512 Bush
Charles, boatman, Vallejo-st wharf, res rear 5 Hodges pl
Frank, clerk with George D. Hodges & Co., res 32512 Bush
Frank, moulder, res 3251} Bush John, carrier, Call, res 338 Union
Hodge John G. & Co., importers and wholesale stationers, 327-331
Sansome
John W., res Bryant bet Third and Fourth
Joseph, hostler with J. F. Wilson, res 110 William
Michael, drayman with Wm. Gavigan, res 338 Union
William, moulder, Union Iron Works Hodges Ellen M. Miss, teacher, Market-st Primary School, res The Windsor Hodges George D. & Co., (George D. Hodges and George E. Gard- ner) proprietors Palace Exchange and groceries and meats, 1108- 1110 Market
Hodges George D., (George D. Hodges & Co.) res 748 Folsom
James, waiter, res 4 Central pl Hodgin Frank, brakeman, S. P. R. R. Co., res Mechanics' House
Hodgkin De Courcey M., clerk with J. W. Hodgkin, res 1039 Folsom .J. E., carpenter, res 5 Stockton
Hodgkin J. W., agent and dealer in lumber, etc., cor Fourth and Channel, res 1039 Folsom
Hodgkins Mary, widow, res W s Guerrero bet Twenty-third and Twenty- fourth
Pillsbury, messenger, Wells, Fargo & Co., res 2645 Sacramento
Hodgson Robert, (Hilderbrand & H.) res 702 Pacific
Hodnett Jeremiah W., porter with I. Fried- lander, res 365 Seventeenth
John, barkeeper, res 312 Sutter John, waiter, Cosmopolitan Hotel
William M., res Ns Twenty-fifth nr Bryant
Hodson Eliza Mrs., res 8 Stockton
Hoebel & Luther, (Ernst Hoebel and Hans Luther) photograph gallery, 4441/3 Third
Ernst, (Hoebel & Luther) res 4441/9 Third
Hoeber Eugene G., compositor with J. Win- terburn & Co., res 420 Sixth
--- Henry, inspector and measurer ves- sels, Custom House, res 420 Sixth William A., compositor with J. F. Brown, res 420 Sixth
Hoefer Henry G., gilder and framemaker, 813 Washington
J. P., saddler with Main & Win- chester, res 26 John
Paul, saddler with Main & Winches- ter, res 26 John
S. P., res 26 John
Hoeflich Maurice, broker, res 318 Sutter Hoefner Jacob, laborer, Bay Sugar Refinery Hoeft John, driver with Michaelson & Tom- frode
Hoehna Carl, clerk with Mayrisch Bros. & Co., res W s Columbia bet Nine- teenth and Twentieth
Hoelscher & Bro., (A, and W. Hoel- sher) groceries and liquors, SE cor Eddy and Mason
Hoelscher & Garms, (Anton Hoel- scher and W. F. Garms) South S. F. Brewery, cor Fourteenth and Railroad av, South S. F.
Hoelscher Anton, (Hoelscher & Garms) res Railroad av nr Fourteenth
Hoelscher August, (Hoelscher & Bro) res 37 Eddy
· B., laborer, res 265 Minna
Ernest, res 209 Taylor
Hoelscher Werner, (Hoelscher & Bro) res 37 Eddy
William, (Mausshardt & H.) res 619 Minna
Hoenecke William, cabinetmaker with Pa- citic U. W. Furniture Manfg Co., 736 Brannan
Hoeppner Otto, clerk, C. P. R. R. stmrs, res 621 Pine
Hoerden Michael, teamster, res 713 Tehama
N. W. SPAULDING,
Manufacturer of Patent INSERTED TOOTH CIRCULAR SAWS, 17 and 19 Fremont St.
E. INGRAHAM CLOCK CO., MURRAY DAVIS, Agent, 31 and 33 SUTTER STREET.
JOHN G. HODGE & CO.
IMPORTERS AND
Wholesale Stationers
327, 329 & 331 SANSOME STREET,
KEEP A LARGE STOCK OF
STATIONERY
BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS,
Paper Bags, Wrapping Paper PLAYING CARDS Etc.
1 ALSO A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
BOOK BINDERS' MATERIALS.
Blank Books Made to Order
FROM THE Carew Co's Extra Fine Ledger Paper.
COUNTING HOUSES SUPPLIED.
Fine Writing Papers !
Among the great number of paper mills for making Writing Paper there are but few that make first-class goods; and among them the
CAREW CO'S NOTE,
LETTER, LEGAL CAP, FLAT CAP, AND LEDGER PAPERS
Stand at the head.
ARE AGENTS FOR
CAREW COMPANY,
HUNTINGTON,
GOLDEN GATE and
TREASURY MILL
Notes, Letter, Legal and Flat Papers,
For Sale by all Stationers, and by
JOHN G. HODGE & CO.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE STATIONERS,
Nos. 327, 329 & 331 Sansome Street,
SAN FRANCISCO. AGENTS FOR THE MANUFACTURERS.
The trade supplied at the very lowest possible price.
LARGEST STOCK OF WRITING PAPERS ON THE PACIFIC COAST
iŁU. W. CHAPIN, 434 Montgomery Street,
HAS BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
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Hoertkorn Charles, boots and shoes, 543 Washington, res 304 Green
Hoesch H., importer wines and liquors, 303 Battery, res 1216 Clay
Josephine, widow, res 1042 Folsom Hoess Frank, tailor, res 431 Pine Hoetzel Joseph, machinist, res rear 26 Oak Grove av
Hoever Charles, painter, res 8 Ashburton pl Hoey Bessie, chambermaid, Lick House David, tanner, res Ns Brannan nr Ninth
1 Emil, seaman, res 26 Sacramento
Eugene, upholsterer with J. Hoey, res 422 Ellis
John, furniture and upholstery, 729 Market
Lawrence, tanner with Cornelius O'- Donnel, res E s Clinton nr Bran- nan
Robert, distiller with Charles Jost, res 324 Vallejo
Thomas, driver, Folsom-st R. R. Co., res E s Clinton bet Brannan and Townsend
Thomas, laborer, Lick House
William, painter and grainer, res 166 Tehama
see Hoy and Hoye
Hoff Caroline Mrs., res S s Sixteenth nr Mission
Elias, carpenter, res 236 Sutter
John W., newspaper carrier, res E s Sherman bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Oliver, physician and surgeon, 222 Stockton
Hoffarber Herman, watchmaker and jeweler, 427 Kearny, res 14 Virginia
Hoffelmann John D., carrier Call, res Annie bet Eddy and Ellis
Hoffer Florent, bookkeeper, Maison Dorée, res 710 Bush
Philip, barkeeper, NW cor Pacific and Montgomery av
Hoffland George W., solicitor, res 6 Twelfth Joseph, pedler, res 605 Broadway Hoffman & Co., (Seligman, Samuel, Lazarus and Joseph Hoffman) importers fancy goods and em- broideries, 17-19 Battery
Albert, plumber with G. & W. Snook, res 620 Third
August, cook, res German Hotel
Balthazar, laborer, res 2 Kramer
Charles, barber, 709 Davis, res 21 Vallejo
Charles, carrier California Demokrat, res 135 Post
Charles, soapmaker, res 574 Sixth
Charles H., music teacher, res 1021 Polk
Charles S., music teacher res 1240 Mission
Charlotte A., widow. res 620 Third
Hoffman Chris., carpenter, res 275 Stevenson D., laborer with Pacific Barrel and Keg Co.
Daniel E., clerk with Jarboe & Har- rison, res 1065 Howard
Edmund, salesman with Canty & Wagner, res 1240 Mission
Francis J., porter with F. Huf- schmidt, res cor Dupont and Union
H., gunsmith, res 1123 Dupont
H. F. W., accountant, res 106 Eighth Henry, cakebaker with R. R. Swain & Co.
Henry, porter with C. James King of Wm. & Co., res 1002 Montgom'y Herman, res 1240 Mission
Isaac, salesman with Hoffman & Co., res 231 Tyler
J., laborer with G. Venard, res 23 Pacific
Jacob, speculator, res 933 Kearny
John, bricklayer, res 402 Broadway
John, hairdresser, res S s Vallejo nr Davis
Hoffman John, visitor, San Francisco Ben. Assn., res Jones bet Union and Green
John V., cabinetmaker with Johnson & Best, res 951 Mission
Hoffman Joseph, (Hoffman & Co.) res 330 Eddy
Joseph, upholsterer, res 21 Stockton pl
Julia Miss, res 840 Vallejo
Juliet Mrs., res 226 Sutter
L. Madame, dressmaker, 1061/2 Third Hoffman Lazarus, (Hoffman & Co.) res 724 Geary
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