The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 106

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Kline Philip, butcher, dwl cor First Av and Kentuc- ky, South S. F.

Kline & Co. ( August Kline and George M. Lederer), importers and jobbers hats and caps, 12 Battery Kline. See Klein and Cline

Klinesmith William, seaman, dwl 241 Fremont

Kling Adla Louisa Miss, chambermaid Grand Hotel Kling Charles, cook, dwl 314 Clementina

Kling Daniel H., hairdresser with Abraham Pyser, dwl 110 Perry

Kling Olof W., watchmaker and jeweler, 213 Jackson, dwl 1516 Hyde

Klingemann Charles, teacher music, dw1 331 Fourth Klinger Albert, tin, copper, and sheet-iron worker, 1037 Folsom

Klinkner Charles A., clerk with C. P. Van Schaack & Co., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel

Klinkofstrom Martin, consul for Russia, office 510 Battery, dw} 29 South Park

KLINTWORTH D., editor S. F. Abend Post, office 521 Clay, res Alameda

Klippel Valentine, shoemaker with Joseph Laib, dwl 908 Pacific

Klisom Charles, seaman with Jerome B. Piper, Com- mercial St. Wharf

Kliunak Martin, clerk with Dalton & Gray, dwl 15 Clay

PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY contains Addresses of over 50,000 Merchants.

ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, has been established over 52 years, and has paid over $32,000,000 Losses.

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

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Kloepfer Adam, carpenter, dwl Pine opp California Market

Kloker Herman, cook Seal Rock House

Kloppenburg Charles J. F., collector Home Mutual Insurance Co., dwl 227 Stevenson

Kloppenburg John T., weigher, dwl 227 Stevenson Kloppenburg Otto, merchant, dwl 510 Franklin

Kloppenstine Joseph, stock broker, office 422 Mont- gomery, dw1 601 Geary

Kloppenstine Louis F., bookkeeper with Baker & Hamilton, dw1 604 Geary

Klopper Frederick, bootmaker with Adam Kauf- man, dw1 119 Commercial

Klopper Henry, bootmaker, 121 Davis, dwl 119 Com- mercial

Klopstock C. & Co., importers leaf tobacco and man- ufacturers cigars, 212 Front

Klopstock Curtis (C. Klopstock & Co.), dwl 744 Hayes

Kloos John, carpenter, dwl E s Natoma nr Lafayette Klose A. F., clork with M. Ehrman & Co., dwl 5 John Kloss William, porter with Schramm & Schnabel, dw1 515 Pine

Klossman Magdalene Mrs., dressmaker with Joseph Martin, dwl Kearny bet Broadway and Pacific Klots John, sailmaker with Harding & Brann, dwl 175 Minna

Klotz Frederick, wood and coal, 1620 Stockton

Klotz Frederick, harnessmaker with Louis Hansen, dwl 4 Quincy Pl

Klotz Martin, waiter, dwl 255 Steuart

Kluegel Charles H., civil engineer U. S. Surveyor- General's Office, res Oakland

Kluegel Edward A., clerk with Hickox & Spear, res Oakland

Klugo Emil, seaman with Alaska Commercial Co., dwl North German Hotel

Kluker Frederick, lumber stevedore with Whitney & Freese

Klum John, dwl 7 Hinckley, rear

KLUMPKE JOHN G., real estate, office 432 Mont- gomery room 5, dwl 604 Pine

Klumpp Herman, engraver with William Klumpp, dwl 1811 Sacramento

Klumpp William, engraver and diesinker, 637 Wash- ington, dwl 1811 Sacramento

Klunder John ( Miller & K.), dwl SW cor Pacific and East

Klundgen Peter, chairmaker with Bryant & Strahan, dw1 375 Jessie

KNACK JOHN, proprietor Philadelphia House, 421 and 423 Bush

Knackstedt William, clerk with R. G. Dun & Co., dwl 10 Auburn

Knapp A. C., gasfitter, dwl 32512 Bush

Knapp Albert (Knapn & Meacham), dwl Es Mis- sion bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth

Knapp Charles C., assistant engineer stm Ventura, Clay St. Wharf, dwl 213 First

Knapp Elijah, carpenter, dwl 1081 Folsom

Knapp Henry, carpenter, dwl New Railroad House KNAPP HENRY, mining, office 306 Montgomery, and physician, office 114 O'Farrell

Knapp Jabez Burrell ( Knapp & Grant), res Knapp- ton, W. T.

Knapp James, wharf clerk with C. C. Steam Nav. Co., Vallejo St. Wharf

Kaapp .John, dwl 1117 Pine

Knapp John H., machinist S. P. R. R. Co., dwl 2750 Harrison

Knapp John N., cutter with I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl 21 Fourth

Knapp Peter A. Mrs. (widow), dwl 319 Minna

KNAPP W. AUGUSTUS, mining agent and secre- tary, office 116 Leidesdorff, dw1 631 Sacramento Knapp William, master mariner, office 423 Washing- ton rooms 7 and 8

Knapp William H., special agent Mutual Life In- surance Co. of New York, dwl 517 Pine

Knapp & Grant (Jabez Burrell Knapp and Daniel W. Grant), commission merchants, 111 Wash Knapp & Meacham ( Albert Knapp and David K. Mencham), produce, lime, wood, and coal, E s Mission bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Knappe Frederick, seaman, dwl 6 Medau Pl, rear Knapton Thomas .J., carpenter, dwl 15 Second

Knarston John H., printer with John McKillop & Co., dwl 559 Bryant

Knauer Joseph, barber with Edward Staffelbach, dwl 14 Steuart

Knauth Charles W., machinist, dwl NE cor Twen- tieth and Illinois

Knealy Patrick, dw1 316 Beale

Knealy Patrick, laborer, dwl SE cor Octavia and Mc- Allister

Kneeland Daniel, laborer, dw1 648 Mission

Kneeland Edward, watchman stm Constantine, Clay St. Wharf

Knell August, barber with Simon Schwartz, dwl 427 Fourth

Knell Jacob, boarding and liquor saloon, 529 Valen- cia

Knell Jacob, drayman with Schultz & Von Bargen, dwI Palm House

Knell John, professor music, dwl 954 Mission

Knell John H., cabinetmaker with Herman Grantz, dwl 911 Harrison

Knell Rodrigo, bookbinder with A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 911 Harrison

Knell Thomas, dwl Brooklyn Hotel

Knells Samuel, musician Buckley's Varieties

Knese William, waiter with Henry Bocken, dwl 806 Kearny

Kneutson Frank, hairdresser, dwl St. Nicholas Hotel Knibbe Henry W., dry goods, 924 Market, dwl 517 Jossie

KNICKERBOCKER LIFE INSURANCE CO. of Philadelphia, L. W. Kennedy general agent, of- fice 411 California

Knickerbocker M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Henry Boyle secretary, office 331 Montgomery

Knie Lonis, wine and beer saloon, 502 Merchant, dwl Es Montgomery bet Broadway and Pacific

Kniffen Marcus, plumber, dwl Bootz Hotel

Knight A. H. Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 26 Sixth

Knight Albert, lumber, dw1 317 Third

Knight Allen, clerk London and S. F. Bank, res Oakland

Knight Charles M., clerk, dwI 26 Sixth

Knight Douglas E., milkman, dwl 2223 Greenwich

KNIGHT EDMUND H., milkman, N s Lombard bet Steiner and Fillmore,dwl 2221 Greenwich

Knight Edward D., mineral clerk U. S. Surveyor- General, dwl 213 Clara

Knight Eunice J. (widow), upholsteress with Cali- fornia Furniture Manufacturing Co., dw1 813 Har- rison, rear

Knight Frank J., foreman S. F. Laundry, NW cor Turk and Fillmore

Knight Henrietta (widow), dw1 757 Folsom

Knight J. B. Rev., publisher, office and dwl 232 Sutter

Knight John, conductor Clay St. R. R., dwl 33 Aus- tin

Knight John, machinist, dwl 41412 Shipley

Knight John H., silversmith, dwl 32 Austin

Knight Joseph. boilermaker, dwl 46 Tehama

Knight Louis F., upholsterer with Frank G. Edwards, dwl W s Old San Jose Road nr Twenty-sixth

Knight Luther, teamster with Foster & Dole, dwl 1006 Jones

Knight Mark, clerk with Eugene Chenot, dwl NW cor Fourth and Folsom

Knight Nehemiah R., clerk with B. P. Flint & Co., dwl 1418 Jackson

Knight Robert S., clerk Cosmopolitan Hotel

Knight Thomas, dwl 124 Tyler

Knight Thomas, seaman, dw1 506 Davis

Knight William H., carrier Evening Bulletin, dwl 640 Jessie

KNIGHT WILLIAM H., manager Music Depart- ment A. L. Bancroft & Co., 721 Market, dw1 119 Oak

Knight William H., mining secretary, office 331 Montgomery, res Oakland

Knight William W., proprietor South S. F. Distil- lery, cor M and Fifth Av (and Adams & K.), of- fice 314 Washington, dwl 1810 Stockton

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, rooms 915 Market

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS HALL ASSOCIATION, office 915 Market

Knights William, manager California Hide and Leather Co., dw1 927 Natoma

Knipe Thomas J., pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dw1 819 Greenwich

Knippenborg E. R. (Knippenberg & Elmers), dwl S s Lombard bet Sansom and Montgomery

Knippenberg & Elmers (E. R. Knippenberg and Nicholas Elmers), liquor saloon, S s Lombard bet Sansom and Montgomery

FARNSWORTH & CLARK, Gen'l Fire and Marine Insurance Agency; office 230 Cal. St.

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, Glassware and Toys.

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Knirr Peter, shoemaker, 417 Pine, dwl cor Bush and | Knox Richard, assayer, dwl 23 Stockton Belden

Knobel Abraham, laborer Swiss Hotel, 627 Com Knoblock Frederick, salesman with Emerson Cor- ville & Co., dw1 837 Pacific

Knoblock Jacob, expressman, 735 Market, dwl Mis- souri nr Mariposa

Knoche Henry, groceries and liquors, 423 Third, dwl 50 Silver

Knoche Richard, cellarman S. F. Stock Brewery, dwl 2118 Powell

Knocke Herman, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery

Knocke Peter, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery

Knoechel Charles ( Montgomery Baths Co.), dw1 535 Union

Knoll Albert R., bookkeeper with Wm. G. Badger, dw1 813 Broadway

Knoll George, miner, dwl 8 Howard Court

Knoll John, porkpacker with S. F. Packing and Pro- vision Co., dw1 920 Pacific

Knoll Peter, cook with Ferdinand Conrades, dwl Sac- ramento Hotel

Knoll Theodore, musician, dwl 813 Broadway

Knoop Frederick, barkeeper with John H. Scheper, dwl cor Beale and Bryant

Knop Elfert ( Hildebrandt & K.), dwl SE cor Broad- way and Montgomery

Knop Fritz, waiter, dwl New Alaska Hotel

Knop Henry, liquor saloon, SE cor Market and Beale Knoph A., tinsmith with Locke & Montague, dwl 32512 Bush

Knorp Albert, hotel proprietor, dw1 706 Larkin Knorp John G., mattressmaker with California Fur- niture Manufacturing Co., dwl 1303 Broadway

Knott Benjamin, upholsterer, dwl 1710 Mason

Knower John G., special policeman, dwl 1224 Wash

Knowland James, laborer, dw1 109 Jessie, rear

Knowland Joseph ( Knowland & Doe), res Alameda Knowland & Doe (Joseph Knowland and Charles F.

Doel, lumber, office and yard SW cor Spear and Howard

KNOWLES CALVIN C., dentist, office 331 Kearny, res Oakland

Knowles Charles, clerk, dwl 10012 Second

Knowies Edwin I., clerk with George B. Knowles, dwl 909 Taylor

KNOWLES GEORGE B., lumber SE cor Main and Mission and Main St. Wharf, dwl 909 Taylor

Knowles Henry, expressman, SE cor Montgomery and Sutter, dwl 552 Natoma

Knowles Henry, herder, dwl 532 Commercial

Knowles James, butcher, dwl 43 Natoma

Knowles Robert, fireman stm El Capitan Oakland Ferry, dwl 238 Steuart

Knowles Samuel E., dentist, office and dwl 331 Kear Knowles Samuel W., attorney at law, dw1 813 How Knowles Stillman H., mining, dwl 818 O'Farrell

Knowlton Benjamin W., bookkeeper with James J. Knowlton, dw1 303 Fell

KNOWLTON EBENEZER, principal Rincon School, dw1 700 Shotwell

Knowlton George W., stagecarpenter Bella Union, dwl 521 Bryant

Knowlton James J., proprietor Pacific Ink Manu- factory, 222 and 221 Brannan, dwl 303 Fell

Knowlton John S., dentist, dwl 445 Bush

Knowlton Louisa M. Miss, teacher Eighth Street Grammar School, dwl N s Thirteenth nr Mission Knowlton Mary Miss, teacher music, dw1 303 Fell

Knowlton Walter H., watchmaker, N & Sixteenth nr Valencia, dwl N s Thirteenth bet How and Miss Knowlton William, dwl 302 O'Farrell

Knownburg John, carriagemaker, E s Folsom bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third

Knownburg John Jr., carriage blacksmith with John Knownburg, dwl 2609 Folsom

Knox Absalom C., soliciting agent with Dewey & Co., dwl 414 Post

Knox Charles C., capitalist, dwl 21 Eleventh

Knox C. H. Mrs. (widow), dwl 5 Essex Pl

Knox C. H., clerk with Edgar V. Thorn, dwl 414 Post Knox Emma C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 526 Kearny Knox George T. ( Knox & Edelen), dwl N W cor Guer- rero and Eighteenth

KNOX HENRY E., dentist, office 23 Post, res Oak- land

Knox Israel W. (Palmer, K. & Co.), res Oakland Knox Ivor G., stonecutter, dwl 424 Sansom

Knox John F., woolsorter, dwl 315 Fifth

Knox Martha A. (widow), teacher, dwl 914 Taylor

Knox Richard F. ( Knox & Osborn), oflice 19 First

Knox William, boxmaker with Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dw1 520 Howard

Knox William B., clerk with Pacific Rolling Mill Co., dw1 1014 Mission

Knox & Edelen ( George T. Knox and Lemuel H. Edelen), stock brokers, office 400 California

Knox & Osborn ( Richard F. Knox and Joseph Os- born/, quicksilver mining, office 19 First

Knudsen Jacob, porter with Parker & Co., dwl 227 Stevenson

Knudsen Julius, with G. O'Hara Taaffe, dwl 525 Geary

Knudson Lewis, machinehand with Richardson & Holland, dwl 14 Lilly

Knudson Nils, mariner, dwl St. Nicholas Hotel

Knurr Edward, steward German Hospital, 427 Bran- nan

Knurr Frederick, cooper, dwl 13 Pacific

Knupfer Veit, brewer Jackson Brewery, dwl 1003 Natoma

KNUST HENRY, groceries and liquors, SW cor Folsom and Fourth

Knuth Edward, seaman, dwl 9 Washington

Knutzen Peter, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl cor Harrison and Eighth

Knutzen Thomas, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl cor Harrison and Eighth

Kobicke Christian, baker, dwl N s Sixteenth nr Guerrero

Koch Adam, crockery, 121 Fourth

Koch Anton, hairdresser with John M. J. Koch, dwl 048 Commercial

Koch August, cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl 17 White Pl

Koch August, hairdresser with John M. J. Koch. dwl 648 Commercial

Koch Augusta (widow), dwl S s Pine bet Leaven- worth and Hyde

Koch Charles, dwl 149 Clara

Koch Charles, lithographer, dwl 207 Pacific

Koch Charles W., waiter with John W. Seegers

Koch Christian, upholsterer with Hall & Lachman, dwl 719 Union

Koch E., tinsmith, dwl 1309 Stockton

Koch Edmund, coppersmith, dwl NE cor Lyon and McAllister

Koch Edward, groceries and liquors, NW cor Polk and Clay

Koch Edward E. (Koch & Shafer), dwl McAllister nr Scott

Koch Emil, restaurant, 136 First, dwl SW cor First and Minna

Koch Emil, watchman Pacific Distilling and Refining Co., dwl cor Greenwich and Scott

Koch Ernst, tinsmith with Freeman & Wrin, dwl 7 Everett

Koch Franz, hairdresser with John M. J. Koch, dwl S s Clay bet Kearny and Dupont

Koch Frederick, cooper, dwl 151 Natoma, roar

Koch Fritz, woodturner with Isaac Hardenburgh, dwl 1712 Fifth Av

Koch George, dwl 322 Capp

Koch George A., mining engineer, dw1 645 Folsom Koch Jacob D., wine grower, dw1 742 Tohama

Koch John, artist with G. D. Morse, dwl 617 Lom- bard, rear

Koch John C., upholsterer, dw1 719 Union

Koch John M. J., hairdressing saloon, 618 Com Koch Martin, dw 429 Green

Koch Michael, cook with Albert Seitz, dw1 324 Mont Koch Miranda (widow), dwl SW cor Grove and Brod- erick

Koch Peter / Schultz & K.), dwl 12 St. Charles PI

Koch S. & Co. (Simon Koch and George Schmidt), liquor saloon, NW cor Davis and Jackson

Koch Simon ( S. Koch & Co.), dwl 228 Pacitic Koch William, baker, dwl 127 Morton

Koch William, bookkeeper Bank California, dwl Es Bartlett bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third KOCH WILLIAM, proprietor Sutter St. House, 236 and 238 Sutter

Koch William D. (Jacob Nibbe & Co.), dwl NW cor Clay and Polk

Koch William G. (Koch & Rogers), dwl 725 Union

Koch William H., bookkeeper with Schultz and Von Bargen, dwl 19 Rausch

Koch & Rogers ( William G. Koch and Henry Rog- ers), house and signpainting, 21 Geary

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

Get a Policy in the ETNA INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD. It is the best. GEO. C. BOARDMAN, Manager, 14 Merchants' Exchange.

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

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Koch & Shafer ( Edward A. Koch and Frank J. | Kohl William (Hutchinson, Kohl & Co., and Hut- Shafer), plumbers and gasñtters, 1209 Polk

Koch. See Cook

Kochenrath Albert, clerk with Greenebaum Broth- ers, dwl 42; Twelfth

KOCK CLAUS, proprietor New Atlantic Hotel, 624 Pacific

Kocke Joseph, laborer, dwl Fort Point

Kockin A., dwl 20 Stockton Pl

Kooboom John, waiter with John Reagan, dwl 256 Tehama

Koech John, gardener, dwl Heinz Hotel

Koegal Francis, tailor, dwl 1176 Harrison

Koehler August, manufacturer trusses and support- ers, 718 Washington, dw1 523 Green

Koehlor Gotthard (Koehler & Ritter), dwl 1303 Mason

Koehler Henry, shoemaker, dw1 423 Bush

Koehler Louis G., compositor S. F. Abend Post, dwl 1417 Kearny

Kochler W. G., shoemaker with Ainsworth & Aldis, dwl 423 Bush

KOEHLER & RITTER (Gotthard Koehler and Charles A. Ritter), manufacturers jewelry and silverware, 620 Merchant

Koehler. See Kohler

Koehncke August F., barber with Frank M. Freund, dwl NE cor Sixth and Clara

Koehnen W., laborer with Eberhardt & Lachman, dwl Niagara House

KOELLER WILLIAM, apothecary and importer of drugs and perfumes, SE cor Taylor and Eddy Koelling O., dwI Park Hotel

Koelmel Joseph, cooper with John H. Holden, dwl 118 Sacramento

Koelzer Anthony (Koelzer & Lemcke), dwl 205 Fourth

Koelzer & Lemcke ( Anthony Koelzer and Otto Lem- cke), hairdressers, 129 Fourth

KOFAHL HENRY, cashier Pioneer Land and Loan Association, office 405 California, dw1 328 Jessie Kofoed Paul, laborer, dw1 500 Folsom

Koenecke Henry, bookkeeper with George Kaiser & Co.

Koenig Adam, baker, dwl 115 Natoma

Koenig Anton, importer and retail French boots and shoes, 505 Montgomery, dwl 615 Sacramento

Koenig Ferdinand, liquor saloon, 622 Pacific

Koenig Frank, dwl W s Dolores bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth

Koenig Frederick, cook with Bornhold & Köhnke. dwl åt Minna

Koenig George ( Muller & K.), dwl NE cor Harrison and Eleventh

Koenig William H. L. (Gerlich & K.), dwl NE cor Folsom and First

Koenigsberger William,stock broker,dw1 211 Tehama KOENIGSBERGER BROS. ( Ferdinand, Philip, and Sebastian), manufacturers cigars and im- porters tobacco, 220 Battery

Koenigsberger Ferdinand (Koenigsberger Bros.), dw1 700 Green

Koenigsberger Philip (Koenigsberger Bros.), dwl 1353 Post

Koenigsberger Sebastian (Koenigsberger Bros.), res Helena, Montana T.

Koenigsmark Charles G., machinist with Theodore Kallenberg, dwl SE cor Mission and Fifth

Koenike Adolph, clerk with Linforth, Kellogg & Co., dwl Nucleus House

Koeper Frederick, boots and shoes, 1813 Powell

Koerber August ( Henry Koerber & Bro.), dwl 61012 Fulton

KOERBER HENRY & BRO. ( August Koerber), coal, wood, and charcoal, 17 Washington

Koerber Henry ( Henry Koerber & Bro.), dwl 610 Fulton

Koerner Christian, butcher, dwl 3 Berry

Koerner Martin, hairdresser with C. K. Zimmer

Koerner Max, advertising agent California Demo- krat, dwl 822 California

Koertscher Gustav, machinist, dwl 814 Montgomery Koesell Louis, trunkmaker with A. Haas & Co., dwl 20 Summer

Koester J., musician, dw1 435 Broadway

Koestler Joseph, brassfinisher with Wm. T. Garratt, dwl Columbia below Market

Koetter Henry, market wagons, 816 Montgomery Kohake Andrew, seaman, dwl 135 Folsom Kohake George, seaman, dwl 135 Folsom

chinson, Kohl, Maksoutoff & Co.), dwl Lick House

Kohlberg Manfred, salesman with Selig Kohlberg, dw 470 Jessie

Kohlberg M. P., clerk with A. S. Rosenbaum & Co., dwl 127 Eddy

Kohlberg Selig. fancy goods and trimmings, 40 Sixth, dw1 470 Jessie

Kohler Adam, shoemaker, 204 Steuart, dwl 209 Steu Kohler Andrew ( Kohler, Chase & Co.), res Paris

Kohler Charles (Kohler & Frohling!, dwl 1507 Stockton

Kohler Charles P., clerk with C. Muller, dwl 1 Hampton Court

KOHLER, CHASE & CO. ( Andrew Kohler and Q. A. Chase), musical instruments, toys, and fancy goods, 633 and 635 Clay

Kohler Dominick, varnisher with Jacob Strahle & Co., dwl 9 William

Kohler Edward, dwl 1 Hampton Court

Kohler Emily, dressmaking, 271 Minna

Kohler Ernst F., liquor saloon, 426 Davis, dwl 436 Jackson

Kohler George W., hostler Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 232 Second

Kohler Henry ( Kohler & Frohling), dwl 541 Minna Kohler Henry ( Kohler & Maier), dwl 1221 Kearny Kohler Henry, boxmaker with Pacific Box Manu- facturing Co., dwl 16 Morey Alley

Kohler Henry, teacher music, dwl 34 Sixth

Kohler Jacob, stoves and tinware, 243 Third, dwl 1604 Larkin

Kohler Jerome J., mineralogist, dwl 1 Hampton Court

Kohler John W., musician Alhambra Theater, dwl 822 Green

Kohler Margaret (widow), dwl 342 Townsend

Kohler Nellie Mrs., operator sewing machine, dwl 245 Clara

Kohler Richard W., musician Alhambra Theater, dw1 822 Green

Kohler Rudolph, confectioner with Hughes & Foley, dwl 271 Minna

Kohler Theodore G. (Frederick Hess & Co.), dwl 2007 Mason

KOHLER & FROHLING (Charles and Henry Kohler), wine growers and dealers native wines, 626 Montgomery

Kohler & Maier ( Henry Kohler and Charles Maier), boots and shoes, 828 and 830 Kearny

Kohler. See Koehler

Kohlman Solomon, stoves, tinware, and crockery, 213 and 215 Third, dwl 17 Hampton Pl

Kohlmann William, locksmith with John G. Ils, dwl Seventeenth bet Dolores and Guerrero

Kohlmoos Christian, groceries and liquors, 218 Fourth Kohlmoos Hermann, musician, dwl 310 Tehama

KOHLMOOS JOHN, restaurant, 156 Second, dw1 310 Tohama

Kohn Catherine Miss, dwl SE cor Octavia and McAl. lister

Kohn Charles, hattrimmer with W. Fleisher, dwl Dupont nr Pine

Kohn E. (widow), dwl 1718 Stockton

Kohn Henry ( Kohn & Goldsmith), dwl 824 Folsom

Kohn Henry, bookkeeper with Greenebaum & Co., dwl Nucleus House

Kohn Henry, clothing dealer, dwl 1208 Geary

Kohn Henry, groceries and liquors, 346 Beale, dwl 408 Folsom

Kohn Henry Jr., clerk with Henry Kohn, 408 Fol

KOHN ISAAC, merchant, office 302 California, dwl 616 Folsom

Kohn J. ( B. Dennery & Co.), res Sacramento City Kohn Joseph S., dwl 1430 Pine

Kohn Leon, marblecarver with L. R. Myers & Co., dwl 106 Post

Kohn Morris, upholsterer with Goodwin & Co., dwl 607 Mission

Kohn & Goldsmith ( Henry Kohn and Nathan Gold- smith), dry goods, 628-646 Market

Kohn. See Coan, Coen, Cohen, Cohn, and Kohen Kohncke Augustus, hairdresser, dwl 429 Bush Kohncke Henry, secretary Verein Eintracht and

clerk with William Budelmann, dw1 434 Green Köhnke Fritz ( Bornhold & K.), dwl 271% Ritch Kohnke John ( Rau & K.), dwl 271% Ritch

Kohnstamm Emil, salesman with Helbing & Straus, dwl 311 Stockton

FARNSWORTH & CLARK, Fire Ins. Agts, 230 Cal. St., represent $4,000,000 of Capital.

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

C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny St., Importers and Jobbers.

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Kohrn William, sawyer with D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwi Vak nr Gough

Kolb Abraham, bootmaker with S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl 41812 Fulton

Kolb Bernhard, hostler City R. R., dwl N & Fif- teenth bet Mission and Howard

Kolble Joseph, tailor with Paul Motzenbecker, dwl 421 Bush

Koleman J., salesman with S. J. Nathan, dwl 910 O'Farrell

KOLKMANN HERMANN, groceries and liquors, SE cor Geary and Hyde, dwl 912 Geary

Koller John, with S. F. Pioneer Woolen Mills, dwl NW cor North Point and Larkin

Koller John, clerk with John Mangels, dwl NW cor Sixth and Folsom

Kollmyer William A., looking-glass and picture- framemaker, 640 Washington, dw1 610 Powell

Komke Lawrence, helper with S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 67 Jessie

Kommer Emanuel, boots and shoes, 25 Geary

Kompf Louis, superintendent Giant Powder Co., dwl 720 Octavia

Koneke Adolph, salesman with Linforth, Kellogg & Co., dwl Nucleus House

Konen John D., clerk with John P. Schmitz, 1032 Market

Konens Herman, laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl cor Eighth and Brannan

Kong Chow Asylum (Chinese), 512 Pine

Kong Fook Tong (Chinese), physician, 1017 Jackson Kong, Yuen, Chong & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 728 Commercial

König Charles, farmer, dwl Presidio Road nr Lyon Konigsberger Henry, weigher Custom House, dwl 108 Eleventh

Konning Max, groceries and liquors, SW cor Dupont and Filbert

Konoplitsky Lena (widow), private school and music teacher, 870 Mission

Konoplitsky Nellie Miss, school teacher, dwl 870 Mission

Koocks Claus H. (Claus H. Koocks & Co.), dw1 308 Folsom

Koocks Claus H. & Co. (John H. Bramstedt), liquor saloon, SW cor Steuart and Folsom

Koons Ephraim B., foreman with Armes & Dallam, dwl 345 Fourth

Koons Homer, carpenter with Armes & Dallam, dwl 345 Fourth

Koons John T. W., fruits, dwl S s Eighth nr Market Koop Christian, waiter with Althof Bros., dwl 518 Jessie

Koopman Elizabeth (widow), groceries and liquors, SW cor Franklin and Austin

Koopman Henry, captain schooner D. W. Tietjen, office 305 East, dwl 314 Folsom

Koopman John, teamster, dwl Chicago Hotel Koopman Henry, master mariner, dwl 154 Clara

Koopmanschap Cornelius (Koopmanschap & Co.), dwi 1608 Howard

Koopmanschap & Co. (Cornelius Koopmanschap), commission merchants and agents, 109 California Kopcka John, maltster South Park Malthouse, dwl 715 Brannan

Kopf Henry, laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl 20 Downey

Kopmann Carl, mariner, dwl New Alaska Hotel Kopmann Mathias, farmer, dwl New Alaska Hotel Kopp -, carpenter, dwl 824 Pacific, rear

Kopp Charles ( Kopp & Jessen), dwl 14 Steuart Kopp George J., baker, dwl 7 Varenne

Kopp Leonard, laborer Mission Woolen Mills, dwl Center House

Kopp & Jessen ( Charles Kopp and James Jessen), restaurant, 14 Steuart

Koppe Ferdinand, blacksmith S. F. P. Woolen Fac- tory, dwl 1229 Filbert

Koppe Theodor, cook, idwl New Alaska Hotel Koppel Alexander, laborer with Peter Alsen, dwl 110 Washington

Koppel M., merchant (Virginia City, Nev.), dw1 44 Third

Koppel Victor (V. Koppel & Co.), dwl 817 Fell KOPPEL V. & CO., wholesale tea, coffee, and spices, 507 Clay

Koppen Peter, junk dealer, dwi 209 Pacific Koppenheim C., pedler, dwl 112 William

Koppikus Adolphus, gunsmith with Alois Schneider, dwl SE cor Ellis and Polk

Koppikus Dudley W., telegraph operator Oakland Wharf, dwl SE cor Polk and Ellis

Koppitz George, musician, 124 Eleventh

KOPSCH ADAM J., real-estate agent, 604 Merchant room 11, dwl West End, Brenham Pl

Korb John, boatman, dwl 02 Everett

Korbass Teodora, musician, dwl 117 Post

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The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 106

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