The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 104

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Publication date: 1874
Publisher: San Francisco : Langley, Henry G.
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Kennelly David, groceries and liquors, NW cor Welsh and Zoe

Kennelly Edward, painter, dwl 423 Bush

Kennelly Edward, miner, dwl 1010 Filbert

Kennelly Jeremiah ( Flanigan & K.), dwl NW cor Front and Pacific

Kennelly Patrick (Kennelly & Sullivan), dwl 529 Mission

Kennelly & Sullivan ( Patrick Kennelly and Flor- ence Sullivan ), blacksmiths, S s Market bet Sev- enth and Eighth

Kennerson Elisha, carrier Alta California, 529 Cal

Kenneth Christopher, assistant librarian Young Men's Christian Association, 232 Sutter

Kennethy Michael, laborer 783 Market, dwl Coso House

Kennett William, laborer with Locke & Montague, dwl 31 Minna

Kenney Augustus R., clerk Freight Auditor's Office C. P. R. R. Co., dw1 438 Second

Kenney Barney, oysterman with Edward Krehmke, 1004 Market

Kenney Catharine (widow), dwl 130 Shipley

Kenney Charles A., stock broker, office 411 Califor- nia, dwl 617 Lombard

Kenney Dennis, carrier Morning Call, dwl 445 Fifth Kenney Edward, carpenter, dw1 509 Hyde

Kenney Edward, laborer with Hinckley & Co., dwl NW cor Sutter and Hyde

Kenney George, gasfitter with J. H. O'Brien, dwl 427 Pine

Kenney James, melter S. F. Assaying and Refining Works, dwl 657 Minna

Kenney James, waiter Morton House

Kenney James J., supervisor 3d Ward, dw] 619 Kear

Kenney Jane Mrs., tailoress with A. Barli & Co., res Oakland

Kenney John, hackman, dw1 726 Union

Kenney John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Po- trero Point

Kenney John, milkman, dwl N s Point Lobos Av bet Fourth and Fifth avs

Kenney John, shoemaker, 2 Tyler

Kenney John, waiter New York Bakery, dw1 531 Mis- sion

Kenney John S., cutler, dwl 914 Market

Kenney John W., engineer Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl 1322 Jackson

Kenney Martin, coal and wood, 1161 Howard, dw1748 Minna

Kenney Michael, dwl S s Twenty-fourth nr Harrison Kenney Michael, helper with S. F. Gas Light Co., dw1 72 Tehama

Kenney Michael, bootmaker with Henry Newdorfer, dwl 221 Clara

Kenney Michael, milkman, dwl 23 Park Av

Kenney M. J., merchant, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel Kenney Patrick, shoemaker, 235 Jack, dwl 921 Har Kenney Patrick, tanner with Cornelius O'Donnell, dwi N s Oak nr Webster

Kenney P. J., conductor Market St. R. R., dwl 449 Guerrero

Kenney Thomas, laborer C. P. R. R. stm Thorough- fare, dwl 242 Fitth

Kenney Thomas, sawyer with Christian Schreiber & Co., res Oakland

Kenney William, barkeeper with Asa L. Waugaman, dw1 754 Washington

Kenney William, expressman, dwl Twenty-sixth nr Guerrero

Kenney William, saloonkeeper, dwl NE cor Wash- ington and Dupont

Kenney William J., carpenter, dwl 509 Hyde Kenney. See Kenny

Kenniff Andrew D., boxmaker with G. W. Swan & Co., dwl 1417 Mason, rear

Kenniff Cornelius A., salesman with Landers, Byrne & Co., dwl 1417 Mason, rear

Kenniff Jeremiah, ornamenter, dwl 806 Kearny Kennilson John, foreman Spinning Department Mis- sion Woolen Mills, dwl Folsom bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth

FARNSWORTH & CLARK furnish Safe and Reliable Insurance against Fire.

EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Bookbinders and Job Printers, corner of Leidesdorff and Clay Streets.

O. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny Street, Trunks and Valises.

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dw1 339 Tehama Kenny Barney, nurse St. Mary's Hospital, dwl 48 | Kenyon Charles E., cigars and tobacco, 152 Second Louisa

Kenny Bernard, barkeeper, dw1 158 Shipley

Kenny Charles, waiter, dwl 531 Mission

Kenny Daniel, maltster with Mason & Co., dwl S s Chestnut bet Mason and Taylor

Kenny Edward, teamster Golden Gate Park

KENNY GEORGE L., salesman Official Department A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwi 1027 Green

Kenny James, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl NW cor Twenty-fourth and Bryant

Kenny John, horseshoer and blacksmith, 2005 Miss Kenny John, laborer, dwl 72 Tehama

Kenny John, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 930 Harrison

Kenny John, salesman, dwl 227 Second

Kenny John, wholesale wines and liquors, 515 Front, dwl NW cor Yolo and Nebraska

Kenny John J. telegraph operator, dwl 1022 Pacific Kenny John S., tailor with John L. Brooks, dwl 11 Ellis

Kenny Kearn, salesman with Kenny & Co., dwl 373 Jessie

Kenny L., stevedore with Whitney & Freese

Kenny Lawrence, metalroofer with H. G. Fiske, dwl 1205 Broadway

Kenny Margaret (widow), dwl 1391% Perry

Kenny Michael, nightwatchman Spring Valley Water W. Co., dwl 1022 Pacific

Kenny Michael, painter, dw1 636 Commercial

Kenny Michael J. ( Kenny & Co.), dw1 373 Jessio

Kenny Patrick, bookkeeper, dwl 721 Tchama

Kenny Patrick, laborer, dwl cor Seventeenth Av and Islais Creek, South S. F.

Kenny Peter, blacksmith with A. J. Bibeau, dw1 426 Shotwell

Kenny Thomas, dairyman with Patrick Haight, dwl S s Cortland Av nr Islais Creek, Bernal Heights Kenny Thomas, laborer, dwl Fort Point

Kenny Thomas, liquor saloon, 308 Pacific

Kenny Thomas, painter, dwl 221 Ritch

Kenny William, hostler City R. R., dwl N s Fifteenth bet Mission and Howard

Kenny & Co. ( Michael J. Kenny and E. O' Reilly) pictures and looking glasses, SW cor Fifth and Market

Kenny. See Kenney

Kensala John, dw1 536 Sacramento

Kent Edwin, janitor, dw1 422 O'Farrell

Kent F. Louis, superintendent California Rustic Shade Factory, dwl Revere House

Kent Henry S., clerk Lick House and usher Califor- nia Theater, dw1 565 Natoma

Kent John, laborer S. P. R. R., cor Harrison and Sixteenth

Kent John, waiter P. M. S. S. Colima

Kent John Henry (colored), jobber 504 Market, dwl 624 Dupont

Kent K. Capel, nurse Home of the Inebriate, NE cor Stockton and Chestnut

Kent Perry, contractor, dw1 200 Stockton

Kent Richard, painter, dwl Beach bet Hyde and Larkin

Kent Richard F., stock broker, office 404 Montgom- ery, res Oakland

KENT SAMUEL H., superintendent public streets and highways, office basement City Hall cor Merchant and Dunbar Alley, dw1 711 Leav

Kent Thaddeus B., bookkeeper 317 Montgomery, dwl 822 Sutter

Kent Thomas, fruit stand, SE cor Montgomery and California, dwl 515 Sacramento

Kentfield Edward E., clerk with John Kentfield & Co., dwl 333 Fremont

Kentfield George, salesman with John Kentfield & Co., dwl 1114 Market

Kentfield John (John Kentfield & Co.), dwl 333 Fre- mont

KENTFIELD JOHN & CO. (Charles Nelson), lum- ber, Pier 9 Steuart

Kentland Richard, laborer, dwl 266 Jessie

Kenton James (colored), seaman, dwl 7 Broadway Kentuck M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Frank Swift sec- retary, office 419 California

Kentucky Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Ely District, Nev.), Anson Goldsmith secretary, office 513 Cal Kentzel James W., gasfitter and hoseman Engine No. 8, S. F. F. D., dwl 1228 Pacific

Kentzel William H., captain harbor police, dw1 1317 Broadway

Kenyon Curtis G., physician, office and dwl 652 Mis- sion

Kenyon John, cigardealer, dwl 339 Tehama

Kenyon Wayne M., salesman with John G. Hodge & Co., dw1 806 Stockton

Keogan Patrick (Skerrett & Co.), dw1 130 Shipley

Keogh James R. ( Mugan & K.), dwl 507 Powell

Keogh John, upholsterery goods, 573 Mission, dwl 14 Eddy

Keogh Katie Miss, seamstress with Joseph Heller, dw1 308 Clementina

Keogh Mary, chambermaid Occidental Hotel

Keogh Timothy D., night clerk Grand Hotel, dwl 424 Shipley

Keon Charles, groceries and liquors, 926 Folsom Keon P., laborer La Grande Laundry

Keoppe Daniel, butcher, dwl 135 Tehama

Keough Cornelius, laborer Eureka Warehouse, dwl W s Water bet Mason and Taylor

Keough Dennis, groceries and liquors, 31 Sixth

Keough E. Miss, seamstress Protestant Orphan Asy- lum, W s Laguna bet Haight and Waller

Keough James, expressman, dwl S s Quinn nr Guer- rero

Keough John, laborer, dwl N s Lilly Av bet Bu- chanan and Laguna

Keough John, porter with Mrs. Rose Dillon, dwl 319 Sixth

Keough Thomas, clerk with Dennis Keough, dwl 319 Sixth

Keough Thomas, molder, dwl 319 Sixth

Kepfler Louis, engineer, dwl 221 Ritch

Kerby Daniel, rafter, dwl Haggin nr Townsend

Kerby James R., boilermaker S. P. R. R., cor Har- rison and Sixteenth

Kerby Patrick (Kerby, Byrne & Co.), dwl Lick House

Kerby Thomas, proprietor Sierra Nevada Lodging House, dwl 528 Pacific

KERBY, BYRNE & CO. ( Patrick Kerby and Gar- rett J. Byrne), dry goods, 7 Montgomery

Kerby. See Kirby

Kercher Richard, engineer, dwl 331 Minna

Kercheval Robert, bookkeeper Odd Fellows' Sav- ings' Bank, dwl 208 Jones

Keribino Uri, milker with John G. Heim, dwl Hun- ter's Point, South S. F.

Kerl Samuel, boilermaker, dwl 416 Green

Kerlin Edward ( Kerlin & Jacobson), dwl 534 Geary

Kerlin George B., mato stm Antelope, dwl 114 Second Kerlin Rebecca Mrs., fancy goods, 114 Second

Kerlin & Jacobson {Edward Kerlin and Charles

Jacobson/, foreign and domestic fruits, 501 Wash Kermode Edward, carpenter with W. B. Bradbury, dw1 40 Everett

Kern Benjamin F., glassblower S. F. Glass Works, dwl 442 Second

Kern John, real estate, office and dwl 231 Pacific

Kern Josephine Miss, seamstress, dwl 345 Minna

Kernan Edward E., furniture polisher, dw1 218 Min Kernan James, laborer, dw1 333 Bush

Kernan John, longshoreman, dw1 513 Mission

Kernan John C., printer S. F. News Letter, dw1 218 Minna

Kernan Mary Miss, dressmaker with Sullivan & Moorhead, dwl 9 Sherwood Pl

Kernan Michael, machinist, dwl E s Columbia bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth

Kernan Thomas, teamster, dwl 2711% Clara

Kerner Charles, hairdresser with Adam Grimm

Kerner Henry, upholsterer with Plum, Bell & Co., dw1 564 Minna

Kerner Peter. carpenter, 114 Jessie, dw1564 Minna Kerns Anna, dwl 50 Everett

Kerns Arminius, compositor Morning Call, dwl 21 Howard Court

Kerns Michael, groceries and liquors, 421 Union

Kerns Michael, laborer, dwl 5 Varenno

Kerns Terence, butcher with John Mogan, NW cor Stockton and Filbert

Kerns William H., barkeeper, dw1 820 Washington Korr Amos C., tinsmith with Poter Abrahamson, dwl 429 Bush

Kerr Andrew, foreman with R. D. Chandler, dwl W s Kearny nr Filbert

Kerr C. & Co. (John Funk), wholesale butchers, First Av nr Kentucky, South S. F., office 210 Mont Kerr Charles ( C. Kerr & Co.), dw1 305 Van Ness Av

PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1874-6, will be published September, 1874,

ETNA INS. CO. OF HARTFORD, has a paid-up Capital of $3,000,000, and Cash Assets of over $6,000,000. GEO. C. BOARDMAN, Manager.

KENNEDY'S INSURANCE AGENCY, Fire, Marine, and Life, represents $12,000,000.

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Kerr Daniel, blacksmith, dwl Arkansas nr Santa Clara

Kerr David ( Kerr & Goodrich), dwl 251 Clara

Kerr David, compositor with Francis & Valentine, dwl 11 Verona nr Third

Kerr Edward, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl 215 Shotwell

Kerr Honora (widow), housekeeper, dwl 431 Minna Kerr James, painter, dwIS s Fourteenth bet Mission and Howard

Kerr James A., teacher music, dwl Revere House Kerr James P., clerk Morning Call Office, dwl 215 Shotwell

Kerr John, cooper S. F. and Pac. Sugar Co., dw1 1135 Folsom

Kerr John, pantryman New York Bakery, dwI Car- oline PI

Kerr John, woodcarver, dwl 1124 Market

Kerr John M., hackman, Plaza, dwl 209 Clara

Kerr Martin, clerk What Checr House, 527 Sac

Kerr Matthew ( Donnelly & K.), dwl 19 Clara

Kerr Thomas, clerk with Parrott & Co., dwl Revere House

Kerr Thomas, hostler City R. R., dwl S s Fourteenth bet Mission and Howard

Kerr Thomas H., clerk with Thomas H. Selby & Co., dwl Revere House

Kerr William, driver Market St. Railway, dwl W s Valencia bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth

Kerr William, hostler City R. R., dwl Fifteenth bet Howard and Mission

Kerr William, teamster, office and dwl 903 Battery Kerr William J,, engineer stm Clinton, dwl 1419 Kcarny

Kerr & Goodrich ( David Kerr and J. H. Goodrich), carriage, wagon and truck manufacturers, 47 and Beale

Kerrigan Ambrose, cooper with Hogan & Co., dw1 20 Franklin

Kerrigan Charles, clerk with Egerton, Allen & Co., dwl 109 Ellis

Kerrigan Edward, butcher, dwl 31 Ellen

Kerrigan Edward, miner, dwl Empire Hotel

Kerrigan Edward, painter with Noble & Gallagher, dwl 2011 Hyde

Kerrigan Francis, boot and shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoo Co., dwl 317 Jessie

Kerrigan James T., boot and shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co., dwl 244 Jessie

Kerrigan John, butcher, dwl 211 Tehama

Kerrigan John, porter Mayor's Office City Hall, dwl 111 Ellis

Kerrigan Joseph, laborer with Dohrmann & Co. Kerrigan Mary (widow), tailoress, 7 Sherwood PI Kerrigan Michael ( Coyle & K.), dwl 313 Beale

Kerrigan M. J., tailor with Lancaster & Northon, dwl Sherwood Pl

Kerrigan Patrick, longshoreman, dwl De Boom bet First and Second

Kerrigan Thomas, miner, dwl Empire Hotel

Kerrins Christopher, distiller, dwl 1419 Folsom

Kerrison Edmund, porter Union Pac. Salt Co., dwl S s Serpentine Av, bet Folsom and Harrison

Kerrison Elijah, carrier Examiner, dwl SE cor Gough and Union

Kerrison George (., commission agent Standard Soap Co., office 208 Sacramento, dw1 721 Green

Kerrison Robert E., dwl S s Serpentine Av bet Fol- som and Harrison

Kerrison Robert J., plumber U. S. Mint, dwl NE cor Bryant and Twenty-fifth

Kerrison William H., driver with Wells, Fargo!& Co., dwl 7 Langton

Kerruish Edward, shipbuilder, dwl S s Twentieth nr Guerrero

Kerruish .Thomas, shipcarpenter, dwl 4 Beale Pl Kors A. C., tinsmith, dwl 429 Bush

Kersell JJames, drayman with Frederick P. Belcher, dw1 1013 Union

Kersey Levi C., gunsmith with Clabrough & Bros., dw1 321 Jessie

Kershaw Henry J., gardener, dwl S s Vallejo bet Jones and Taylor

Kershaw Marsdon ( Kershaw & Co.), dwl NE cor Liberty and Guerrero

Kershaw & Co. ( Marsdon Kershaw and Thomas Magilton /, coal dealers, 17 and 19 Spear

Kerstein Charles, musician, dwl 212 Broadway

Kersten Henry, carpenter Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl Boardman I'l nr Bryant

Kersting Carl, clerk with Gus Wuth & Co., dwl NW cor Powell and Pacific

Kervan Ida M. Miss, teacher Spring Valley School, dwl 611 Powell

Kervan James, barkeeper, dw1 832 Vallejo

Kervan Thomas L., carpenter with Albert A. Sny- der, dwl 611 Powell

Kerwin Patrick, hackman, dw1 643 Post

Keser David J., printer, dw1 408 Fourth

Keser F. H., hairdresser, dwl Overland House

Keser Louis, clothing and furnishing goods, 934 Mar- ket

Keser Louis Jr., harnessmaker with Main & Win- chester, dw1 934 Market

Kesseler Francis (J. & F. Kesseler), dwl Es Bryant bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth

KESSELER J. &. F., marble works, 5 and 7 Taylor Kesseler Joseph (J. & F. Kesseler), dwl Es Bryant bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth

Kessing John B., dwl 428 Broadway

Kessing John F., commission merchant and dealer California and Oregon produce, 423 Front, dwi E s Howard nr Twenty-first

Kessing John H., fish, 79 and 80 California Market and 7 Clay St. Market, dw1 963 Harrison Kessing's Hall, cor 'Twenty-first and Howard

Kessler Adam, barkeeper, 635 Kearny, dwl Wash

Kessler Charles, professor music, dw1 839 Mission

Kessler George, cabinetmaker with Field & Frei, dwl 506 Fourth

Kessler Henry, machinist Pacific Rolling Mills, dwI SW cor Shasta and Michigan

Kester Levi B. i Mc Millan & K.), res Oakland

Ketchen Eugene (E. Ketchen & Co.), dwl 589 Mar- ket

Ketchen E. & Co. (Thomas McGuire), rubber stamps and printing wheels, 589 Market

Ketchum Frank B., plaster decorator with Samuel Kellett, dwl 443 Natoma, rear

Ketchum Floyd, bookkeeper, dwl 23 Ellis

Ketels Conrad, laborer, dwl 407 Pacific

Ketels Peter, laborer, dwl Mechanics' House

Ketermann W., cabinetmaker with Kragen & Co., dwl 32 Minna

Keton Robert H. (colored), dwl 10 Hinckley

KETTELL THOMAS P., editor Alta California, of- fico 529 California, dwl Occidental Hotel

Kettlewell George W., blacksmith NE cor Tyler and Fillmore, dwl E s Fillmore bet Tyler and Turk Kettlewell Joseph A., clerk with Beers & Maynard, dw1 639 Mission

Kettny David, shoemaker, 223 Pacific, dwl Chicago Hotel

Ketzler Joseph, cabinetmaker, dwl 506 Fourth

Kouchler Martin, cabinetmaker with Massey & Yung, dwl 651 Sacramento

Keuscher Frederick, special policeman, dwl cor Kear- ny and Broadway

Keveney Thomas, weigher with John Hooper, dwl 30 Natoma

Keveney William, collector with John C. Bell, dwl 54 Third

Keweick Daniel, seaman P. M. S. S. Colima Kewell James, master marinor, dwl 114 Perry

Kewin William , Dunn & K.), dwl 17 First Av Key West Co. (Chinese), cigars and tobacco, 744 Wash Key David, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart

Keyer Charles J., painter, 1813 Hyde

Keyes Annie Miss ( Misses Keyes), dw1 743 Pine

Keyes Arthur T., butcher with O. H. Keyes, dwl 624 Turk

Keyes Bina Miss ( Misses Keyes), dwl 743 Pine Keyes Elijah B., assistant weigher Custom House, dwl 127 Silver

Keyes Frank, bookkeeper, dwl 37 Fifth

Keyes Joseph W., bricklayer, dwl 613 Mission Keyes Misses ( Bina and Annie), milliners, 19 Post Keyes Oliver, cooper P. M. S. S. Co.'s Wharf, dwl 36 Stanford

KEYES ORSON H., market, 50 Steuart, dwl 601 Van Ness Av

Keyes Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dw1 307 Freelon

Keyes Patrick, stevedore P. M. S. S. Co.

Keyes Rosanna (widow), dwl 112 Hayes

Keyes Rosetta Mrs., dwl 27 Ritch

Keynon John C., cooper with Samuel S. Hubbell, dwl 103 Commercial

Keyon Frank, dwl 535 Post

Keys -, photographer, dwl 632 Market

ORIENT FIRE INS. CO. OF HARTFORD; Assets $700,000; Farnsworth & Clark, Agts.

EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Bookbinders and Job Printers, corner of Leidesdorff and Clay Streets.

C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny Street, Paper and Envelopes.

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Keys Gilbert S. ( A. B. Ross & Co.), dwl Clarendon House

Keys Jennie Miss, with Bradley & Rulofson, dw1 32 Fourth

Keyser Albert, printer, dw1 1034 Clay

Keyser Charles, bookkeeper with Adam Booth & Co., dwl 15 Hyde

Keyser Clemans, printer, dwl 1034 Clay

Keyser Fritz, barkeeper, dwl 1034 Clay

Keyser Henry, watchman C. P. R. R. Depot, dwl cor Valencia and Eighteenth

Keyser James, dwl 225 Bush

Keyser Rufus ( Adam Booth & Co.), dwl 34 Page

Keyser William L., policeman City Hall, dwl 20 Pros- pect Pl

Keyser. See Kayser, Kaiser, and Keiser

Keyston James W. ( Keyston & Son), dwl W s Church nr Twenty-eighth

Keyston Samuel ( Keyston & Son), dwl W s Church nr Twenty-eighth

Keyston William D., whipmaker with Keyston & Son, dwl W s Church nr Twenty-eighth

Keyston & Son ( Samuel and James W. Keyston) , pro- prietors Keystone Whip Co., W s Church bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth

Keystone Consolidated M. Co. (Amador Co., Cal.), Frank Swift secretary, office 419 California

Keystone No. 1 and 2 Gold and Silver M. Co., T. E. Jewell secretary, office 507 Montgomery

KEYSTONE HOUSE, Frank Nicolaysen proprietor, 127 and 129 Jackson

Keystone Quicksilver M. Co. (San Luis Obispo Co., Cal.), office 316 California

Keystone Whip Co., Keyston & Son proprietors, W s Church bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth Keyt Abner C. (Keyt & Co.), dwl W s Bryant bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third

KEYT & CO. ( Abner C. Keyt), billposters and street- car advertisers, 506 Commercial

Kiar Charles, cooper, dwl 32 Rausch

KIBBE HENRY C., mining secretary, office 419 Cal- ifornia, dwl 110 Powell

Kibbe Horace W., salesman with R. M. Edwards, dwl 1112 Powell

KIBBE MILLARD, liquor saloons, junction Market and Geary, and Old Corner 516 Montgomery cor Commercial, dwl 1112 Powell

Kibbe Thomas R., physician, office and dwl SE cor Minna and Fifteenth

Kidd Alexander, machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl 707 Howard

Kidd Alexander, musician, dwl 810 Groen

Kidd Alexander Jr., musician, dwl 810 Green

Kidd David, engineer, dwl 39 Clementina

Kidd D. W., student Heald's Business College

Kidd James, musician Alhambra Theater

Kidd John, woolgrader, dwl 1718 Stockton

Kidd Leonard W., pressman with John H. Carmany & Co., dwl 420. Lindon Av

Kidd Powers, blacksmith with Daniel I. Newkirk,dwl E s Mission bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Kidd Robert ( Walkington & K.), dwl 733 Harrison Kidd William, stevedore with Black Diamond Coal Co., dwl 333 Bryant

Kidder George E., storekeeper P. M. S. S. Japan, dwl 20 Fifth

Kidder Sarah P., teacher, dwl S s Germania bet Webster and Fillmore

Kidergan Patrick, with Patrick Tierney, dwl San Miguel Ranch nr Old San José Road

Kidney James, seaman, dwl 20 Folsom

Kidwell John, gardener, dwl 1231 Filbert

Kie Wo (Chinese), intelligence office, 614 Jackson . Kieber Joseph, tailor, 537 California

Kiefer John, hairdresser, dwl 312 Sutter

Kiefer Otto W., clerk with Terwilliger & Fink

Kiefer Philip, hairdresser with Bross & Co., dwl 337 Bush

Kiefer Theodore, barber with Joseph Aaron, dwl 460 Sixth

Kiehl Charles, dwl 515 Sacramento

Kiehl Jacob, dwl 515 Sacramento

Kiehn August, saloonkeeper, dwl 1220 Powell

Kiely Denis Rev., assistant pastor Mission Dolores R. C. Church, dwl W s Dolores bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth

Kieme Henry G., teacher German Pacific Business College, dw1 520 Post

Kiennery Morris, shoemaker with Buckingham & Hecht, dw1 453 Minna

Kiernan Bernard, tailor, 311 Pine, dw1 412 Bush

Kiernan Charles, carpenter, dwl N s Twenty-fifth nr Diamond

Kiernan Charles, clerk with Christian Muller, dwl Twenty-fourth nr Columbia

Kiernan Catherine (widow), dwl SW cor Buchanan and Oak

Kiernan Francis, barkeeper with Michael Allen, dwl NE cor Folsom and Rausch

Kiernan James, master mariner, dwl 1145 Folsom Kiernan John, collector, dwl 423 Bush

Kiernan John, cooper S. F. and Pac. Sugar Refinery. dwl 1022 Folsom

Kiernan John, cooper with Code, Elfelt & Co., dwl 720 Market

Kiernan John, porter Occidental Hotel

Kiernan John, stevdore P. M. S. S. Co., dw1 511 Mis- sion

Kiernan John, tailor 311 Pine, dwl 412 Bush

Kiernan Mary (widow), real estate. dw1 2005 Bush

Kiernan Michael ( Kiernan & Dunn), dwl Es Colum- bia nr Twenty-third

Kiernan Patrick, laborer, dw1 8 Bryant Av

Kiernan Patrick, laborer, dwl 622 Natoma

Kiernan Peter, salesman 112 Bush, dwl 325 Clem

Kiernan Philip ( Stryker & K.), dw1 513 Howard

Kiernan Thomas, bootmaker, 350 Fourth

Kiernan Thomas J., groceries and liquors, 722 Har Kiernan William, salesman with John J. Redmond,

dwl Columbia bet Twenty-third and Twenty- fourth

Kiernan & Dunn / Michael Kiernan and Lawrence Dunn), machinists and modelmakers, 119 Third Kiesentahl Emil, bootmaker with Anton Koenig, dwI 1419 Pacific

Kiesling Charles A., barkeeper with Carleton J. Clarke, dwl 1 Scotland

Kife Melvin, seaman, dwl 32 Stouart

Kihn Herman, captain schooner Golden Rule, dwl 241 Fremont

Kihno Henry, butcher with Mathaus Schwamm, 5 Dupont

Kilborn Augustin D., waiter, dwl 316 Beale

Kilborn Catharine (widow), dwl 16 Sherman

Kilborn John, blacksmith, dw1 1106 Howard

Kilborn John H. C., barkeeper, dwl 449 First Kilborn William W., druggist, dwl 16 Sherman Kilboum George O., bookkeeper, dw1 623 Larkin

Kilbride Owen, boilermaker with McAfee, Spiers & Co., dw1 327 Minna

Kilburn Carroll, clerk with John Hall & Son, dw1 245 Second

Kilcolm John, forgeman Pacific Rolling Mills

Kilcullen Owen, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl Shasta nr Michigan

Kildahl C. F., laborer Custom House, dwl cor Mont- gomery and Broadway

Kilday Delia (widow), dwl 1015 Clay

Kilday Frank, pressman Evening Bulletin, dwl 1015 Clay

Kilday James, waiter Russ House, dw1 130 Shipley Kilday John, molder Pacific Iron Works, dwl 37 Minna

Kilday Michael, barkeeper, dwl SE cor Howard and Fourth

KILDAY WILLIAM, liquor saloon, SE cor Howard and Fourth

Kilduff P., laborer Spring Valley Water W. Co., dwl 1128 Broadway

Kilduff William M., chief engineer P. M. S. S. Alaska Kiley David, assistant engineer P. M. S. S. Great Republic

Kiloy J. T., dwl Golden Eagle Hotel

Kiley Michael, teamster with Hancock & Kelso, dwl 414 Beale

Kiley William, furnished rooms, 4 Hardie Pl

Kilgan Jeremiah, dwl Park Hotel

Kilgariff Henry J., clerk General Freight Office C. P. R. R., dwl 112 Fourth

Kilgariff John F,, boilermaker Risdon Iron and Lo- comotive Works, dwl 315 Ritch

Kilgour Ellis, student, dwl 240 Jossie

Killacky John, pantryman P. M. S. S. Alaska

Killeline Michael, laborer New City Hall, dwl Clem- entina bet Seventh and Eighth

Killea John, lumber stevedore with Whitney & Freese

Killeen Anna Miss, lodgings, 106 Minna

Killeen Dennis, carriagepainter with Kimball Man- ufacturing Co., dwl 106 Minna

PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY circulates throughout the Pacific Coast.

ATNA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, lost over $3,000,000 in the CHICAGO FIRE, and paid in full, Dollar for Dollar.

L. W. KENNEDY, General Insurance Agent, Fire, Marine, and Life, 411 California St.'

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Killeen Edward, proprieror Union House, 511 and 513 Mission

Killeen John, laborer, dwl 126 Gilbert

Killeen Martin, harnessmaker with Main & Win- chester, dwl 106 Minna

Killeen Hugh, plasterer, dwl N s Union bet Calhoun and Montgomery

Killeen Thomas, carriagepainter with Kimball Man- ufacturing Co., dwl 26 Guerrero

Killelay John, carpenter, dwl 155 Perry

Killelay M. D., carpenter, dwl NW cor Chattanooga and Twenty-fourth

Killen Frank, dw1 510 Sixth

Killen John, longshoreman, dwl 112 Stenart

Killes Alexander, stonecutter, dw1 446 Brannan

Killey Charles H., real estate, dwl NW cor Green and Fillmore

Killfoyle Thomas, laborer, dwl 212 Broadway

Killian Frederick, dwl SW cor Post and Devisadero Killian George, asphaltum roofer, dwl 1147 Howard Killian Michael, car conductor, dw1 639 Post, rear

Killian Michael, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 12 Miller PI, rear

Killimeda John, wagonmaker with Bernard Galla- ger, dwl 159 Clara

Killip Jasper N. (Killip & Co.), dwl 4 Burritt

Killip & Co. (Jasper N. Killip, Harris R. Covey, and Charles M. Chase), general auctioneers and poolsellers, office 209 Sutter

Killmon William H., clerk with U. S. Shipping Com- missioner, dwl 120 Valencia

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The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 104

Author: Publication date: 1874 Publisher: San Francisco : Langley, Henry G. Number of Pages: 1128

Author:
Publication date: 1874
Publisher: San Francisco : Langley, Henry G.
Number of Pages: 1128