The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 117

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Publication date: 1874
Publisher: San Francisco : Langley, Henry G.
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Lyser Albert, teacher South Cosmopolitan Grammar School, dwl 1206 Leavenworth

Lyser Jacob, hairdresser with Samuel Brodek, dwl 1206 Leavenworth

Lyser Julius, dwl 1206 Leavenworth

Lysett James, clerk 105 California Market, dwI 244 Sutter

Lysett John, coachman Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 10 Carlos PI

Lysett John P., fruits and vegetables, 16 Occidental Market and 26 Metropolitan Market, dwl 1025 Pacific

Lysight Patrick, laborer, dw1 523 Jessie

Lysnar Edward, dontist with John B. Beers, dwl 339 Minna

Lyster Thomas G. W., salesman with William Hasel- tine & Co., dw1 803 Montgomery

MAACK Ernst, messenger Evening Bulletin, dw1 504 Vallejo

Maack Henry J., porter with D. N. and E. Walter & Co., dw1 242 Clara

Maack William, porter with W. W. Dodge & Co., dwl 1291% Clara

Maahsen William, expressman, dw1 66 First Maak H. J., currier, dwl Heinz Hotel

Maanan Margaret (widow), dwl S s Filbert bet Steiner and Fillmore

Maas Ambrose, butcher with Frederick Katz, dwl 328 Bush

MAASS A. & CO., fancy goods and dress trimmings, SE cor Kearny and Post

Maass Abraham ( A. Maass & Co.), dwl 7 Kearny Maass Augustus ( Mauss & Postel), dwl 743 Vallejo

Maass Christian ( Anthony & M.), dwl NW cor Berry and Clara Lane

Maass F., waiter 228 Bush

Maass H., laborer Bay Sugar Refinery

Maass Henry, liquor saloon, SE cor Howard and Fremont

Maass Henry F., boots and shoes, 132 Kearny, and boarding and lodging, 25 Morton

Maass Jacob, cabinetmaker, 970 Folsom

Maass John G., groceries and liquors, SE cor How- ard and Main

Maass Joseph, fancy goods, dwl 104 Taylor

Maass Joseph, fisherman, dwl 208 Drumm

Maass Julius, salesman with A. Maass & Co., dwl 34 'T'urk

Maass Matthias, captain schooner Abe Lincoln, dwl 813 Greenwich

Maass Phillip, student, dw1 710 Clementina

Maass & Postel ( Augustus Maass and Amandus Postel/, groceries and liquors, SE cor Powell and Vallejo

Mabrey William L., physician, office 302 Davis, res Oakland

MAC BETH ALEXANDER, merchant tailor, 618 Washington

MacCann William Jr., salesman Depot Mission and Pacific Woolen Mills, dwl 1018 Srockton

MacCann. See McCann

MACCRELLISH FREDERICK (Frederick Mac- U'rellish & Co. and William A. Woodward & Co.), dwl 907 Pine

MACCRELLISH FREDERICK & CO. (William A. Woodward), publishers and proprietors daily and weekly Alta California, office 520 California MacDonald James, carriagemaker, dwl 364 Minna

MacDonald Jane Miss, milliner with James Cough- lan, dw1 19 Tehama

MacErnamy E., first assistant engineer P. M. S. S. Arizona

Mackenzie John W., porter City Hall

MacNamara William N., land agent, office 534 Cali- fornia, dwi 44 Third

MacNeill Jackson, assistant accountant London and S. F. Bank, dw1 615 Valencia

Macadoo J., hoseman Engine No. 6, S. F. F. D., 311 Sixth

Macadow John, waiter, dwl 71 Clementina

Macarthy Ireland H., commission, dwl 131 Mont

Macarthy Julia C. Miss, shoefitter with S. W. Rosen- stock & Co., dwl 16 Natoma

Macatee Charles, strawpresser Pacific Straw Works, dwl 221 Minna

Macauley J. B., dw1 107 Sansom

Macauley John T., policeman City Hall, dw1 159 Perry Macauley Thomas, clerk County Tax Collector's Of- fice, dwl 535 Valencia

Macay George B., smutter with Horace Davis & Co., dwl 14 Haight

Macbeth -, dw1 608 Bush

Maccary Joseph, physician and surgoon, 1020 Stock Maccnio S., dwl 4 Sonoma Pl

Macdold James, dwl oll Pacific

Macdonald Alexander D., real estate, dwl 113 Grove MACDONALD D. A. & CO. (John H. Macdonald,

Joseph McGill, and Howard Chapman), pro- prietors Enterprise Mill and Molding Factory, 213-225 Spear and 218 and 220 Steuart

Macdonald Donald A. ( D. A. Macdonald & Co.) and supervisor Twelfth Ward, dwl 2510 Sacramento Macdonald John H. ( D. A. Macdonald & Co.), dwl 653 Howard

Macdonald Theodore, machinist with Hawkins & Cantrell, dwl 339 Tehama

Macdonald William, special agent Ætna Insurance Co., dw1 3 Vernon Pl

Macdonald William, porter, dw1 10 Allen

Macdonald. See McDonald

Macdonough Joseph, wood and coal, 310 and 312 Leavenworth, dwl 1719 Webster

Macdougall William J., professor music, dwl 1423 Geary

Mace Alfred A., attorney at law, office 28 Court Block 636 Clay, dwl 719 Clay

Mace Hlenry, dwl blo Kearny

Mace Margaret (widow), dwl Es Washoe Pl nr Val- lejo

Mace William, U.S. boarding officer, Vallejo St. Wharf Macey Isaac, contractor, dwi 1514 Hyde

Macey T. B., dealer Yankee notions, 423 Washington room 18

MACFARLANE, BLAIR & CO. (David B. Blair, Henry Coubrough Jr., and Hart, Macfarlane & Co., Glasgow), commission merchants and in- surance agents, office 319 California

Macfarlane Edward C., clerk with Edward F. Hall & Co., res Oakland

Macgregor David ( Mason & Co.), dwl 926 Sac Mach Frederick, expressman, NE cor Pine and Bat Machado José F., foreman piledriver, dwl 928 Jack Machado Picardo, Portuguese Protective and Benev- olent Association, 100 California room lo

Machefert Paul, butcher with Gabriel Dastugue, dwl 1110 Sacramento

Machianelli Mathew, fisherman, Clay St. Wharf Macchiavello A., nurse Italian Hospital, W s Noe bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth

Macholdt Henry, salesman with Frank Th Mueller, dwl 523 Filbert

Maciel Joab, Portuguese Protective and Benevolent Association, 100 California room 16

Maciel Joze, Portugese Protective and Benevolent Association, 100 California room 16

Mac Little, minstrel Alhambra Theater, dwl 14 St. Mary

Mack Annie Mrs., with Kaindler & Co., dw1 660 How Mack Dennis, laborer, dwi 27 Zoe

Mack Emil, jeweler with C. Meseth, dwl 119 William Mack Frank, bookkeeper with T. H. Hatch & Co., dwl 113 Eddy

Mack Frank, druggist with William Koeller, dwI 16 Taylor

Mack Frederick, Champion Flying Bakery, 522 Sixth Mack George, sandpaperer with L. & E. Emanuel, dwł 27 Zoe

Mack George W., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 524 Howard

Mack H. (widow), dw1 707 Howard

Mack James, cabinetmaker with L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 27 Zoe

Mack James, laborer, dw1 533 Commercial

FARNSWORTH & CLARK furnish Safe and Reliable Insurance against Fire.

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, Trunks and Valises.

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Mack Jane (widow), dw1 1323 Sacramento

Mack Jeremiah, marblepolisher with Jeremiah Dempsey, dwl 520 Stevenson

Mack John, laborer, dwl 14 Hinckley

Mack John, stevedore P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 1812 Free- lon

Mack Julius O., bookkeeper with A. M. Gilman, res Oakland

Mack Patrick, seaman, dwl 2112 Stanford

Mackay Alexander, rag-carpet manufacturer, 840 Market, dwl 459 Stevenson

Mackay Augustus A., with Cutting & Co., dwl 2141/2 Sixth

Mackay John, baker, dwl 217 Second

Mackay John, clerk, dwl 658 Folsom

Mackay John W., mining, dwl 825 O'Farrell

Mackay Samuel E., seaman P. M. S. S. Colima

Mackay William W., tinsmith with S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 16 Russell

Mackel John, carrier Morning Call and Examiner, dw1 1913 Clay

MACKEN JAMES, coppersmith, 226 Fremont, dwl 1028 Folsom

Macken Jeremiah, bootmaker with Einstein Bros. & Co., dw1 208 Eighth, rear

Macken Joseph, coachman, 317 Powell

Mackenzie John, laborer with Johnson & Smith, 220 Washington

Mackenzie John, clerk with Cross & Co., dwl 803 Hyde

Mackeon Lizzie Miss, boarding, 619 Pine

Mackey Jacob, hostler, dwł N s Point Lobos Av nr Twenty-eighth Av

Mackey James, miner, dwl N s Fourteenth nr Guer- rero

Mackey John, horsetrainer, dwl N s Point Lobos Av nr Twenty-eighth Av

Mackey John, tinsmith with Cutting & Co., dwl 745 Folsom

Mackie Alexander, clerk California P. R. R., dwl 925 Howard

Mackie Clara (widow), lodgings, 405 Fourth

Mackie Hamilton W., clerk with Crane & Brigham, dw1 961 Howard

Mackie H. W., clerk, dw1 423 Bush

Mackie J. V. Miss, dressmaker with Mrs. Mary Rob- ertson, dw1 403 Fourth

Mackie J. Wylie, bookkeeper Glasgow Iron and Metal Importing Co., dwl 1612 Bush

Mackie Peter, first officer stm Oriflamme O. S. S. Co., dwl 118 Shotwell

Mackie Robert W., millwright, dw1 335 Fourth

Mackin Cornelius, printer, dwl'N s Mission nr Ninth

Mackin Jane E. (widow), dw1 638 Mission

Mackin Jeremiah, shoemaker, dwl 208 Eighth, rear Mackintosh James, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart

Mackintosh Robert, physician and surgeon, office and dwl 304 Stockton

Mackintosh William, note teller London and S. F. Bank, res Alameda

Macklin H., actor California Theater, dwl Morton House

Mackrett George B., journalist, 608 Market, dw1 743 Harrison

Maclean John, salesman with Murphy Bros., 759 Market

Macleay John (Corbitt & M.). res Portland, Oregon Macolini Antonio, porter with Ferdinand Scherr

Macomber Horace L., painter U. S. Mint, dwl 73 Shipley

Macomber Julia Mrs., dressmaker with Mrs. Emma Foster, 939 Folsom

Macomber Nancy (widow), dwl 60 Clementina, rear Macondray Frederic W. ( Macondray & Co.), dwl 316 Turk

Macondray L. S. (widow), dwl 1009 Stockton

Macondray William A. ( Macondray & Co.), dwl 1009 Stockton

MACONDRAY & CO. (James Otis, William A. and Frederic W. Macondray), importing, shipping, and commission merchants, and agents Yangtze Insurance Association of Shanghai and China Trans-Pacific Steamship Co., 206 Sansom

MACONDRAY & CO.'S LINE OF PACKETS to Hong Kong, office 206 Sansom

Maconochie James A., dwl 920 Sutter

Maconivich John. steward with Samuel Marion, dwl 12 Clay

Macpherson Alexander W. ( Macpherson & Wether- bee), res Noyo River Mills

Macpherson John, bookkeeper with Horace L. Hill, dw1 726 Fulton

Macpherson & Wetherbee ( Alexander W. Macpher- son and Henry Wetherbee), lumber dealers, 36 Market

Macready John J., contractor, dwI E s Harrison bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third

Macree Andrew, fisherman, Clay St. Wharf

Macsorley Alfred ( Macsorley Bros. & Co.), dw1 145 Jessie

Mascorley Alfred S., advertising agent, 33 Geary, dw1 812 Powell

Macsorley Bros. & Co. (Henry and Alfred Macsor- ley and George J. Illidge), advertising agents, 145 Jessie

Macsorley Henry ( Macsorley Bros. & Co.), dwl 145 Jessie

Macy Daniel F., teamster, dw1 730 Sixteenth

Macy David F., solicitor with James E. Boyce, dwl 1623 Powell

Macy Ellen B., vestmaker with Holland Bros., dwI 73412 Howard

Macy George, dw1 411 Sansom

Macy Henry C., architect, office 315 Montgomery, dwl 1215 Mason

Macy L. F. (widow), dwl NW cor San José Av and Twenty-fifth

Macy R. B., dwl 225 Bush

Macy Thomas B., Yankee notions, 423 Wash room 18 Macy William A., contractor, dwl NW cor Polk and Clay

Macy William W., clerk with Larzelere, Witham & Wightman, dwl 730 Sixteenth nr Folsom

Madagan Martin, shoemaker, dwl 112 Polk

Madauw John, liquor saloon, 968 Folsom

Madden Daniel, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dw1 650 Mission

Madden David, dwl W s Steiner bet Ellis and Eddy Madden Dennis, blacksmith with Jason Clapp, dwl 70912 Natoma

Madden Edward, bricklayer Bricklayers' Protective Association, 234 Sutter

Madden Edward, engineer S. P. R. R., dw1 1929 How Madden Edward H., clerk with J. J. O'Brien, dwl 262 Clara

Madden Frank, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl 327 Beale

Madden James, coachman with H. M. Newhall, dwl 334 Beale

Madden James, mariner, dw1 262 Clara

Madden James, waiter with Donovan & O'Donnell, dw1 303 Mason

Madden James F., clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 3 First Av

Madden Jerome, land office C. P. R. R., dwl W s Guerrero bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth

Madden John, car inspector Market St. Depot S. P. R. R., dwl Florida bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth Madden John, cartmen Superintendent Public Streets

Madden John, cook, dwl 14 Harlan Pl

Madden John, japanner with John Lee, dwl SW cor Steiner and Ellis

Madden John, boilermaker with Oregon S. S. Co., dw1 31 Minna

Madden John, laborer Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works, dwl 221 Folsom

Madden John, plasterer, dw1 318 Capp

Madden John, porter with Larzalero, Witham & Wightman, dwl 2 Hampton Court

Madden John M., butcher with Robert S. Reardon, dwl 279 Stevenson

Madden Mark, stevedore with Whitney & Freese Madden Mary, chambermaid Occidental Hotel Madden Michael, laborer, dwI 707 Front

Madden Michael, laborer Union Iron Works, dwl 33 Clementina

Madden Michael J., soap dealer, dwl Boyd nr Har Madden Morris, bootmaker, dwl E s Mission nr Twenty-ninth

Madden Patrick H., groceries and liquors, SW cor Howard and Langton

Madden Thomas, laborer, dwl Ss Nevada nr Fol

Madden Thomas J., clerk with M Farrell, Central Hotel

Madden Thomas P., capitalist, office 2 Court Block, dwl Occidental Hotel

Madden William, boilermaker, dwl 314 Beale

Maddigan Martin, bootmaker with I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl Golden Eagle Hotel

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

ÆTNA 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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Maddix Henry (colored), hairdresser, dwl 907 Val- lejo

Maddix John (colored), porter, dw1 907 Vallejo Maddock John, laborer, dwl 551 Howard

Madegan William Don, barkeeper with Pearson & Holmes, dwl 632 Mission

Madel Peter ( Madel & Sturken and Madel & Tietjen), dwl N s Mission nr Spear

Madel & Sturken ( Peter Madel and Henry Stur- ken), liquor saloon, NE cor Mission and Steuart Madel & Tietien ( Peter Madel and John H. Tiet- jen), liquor saloon, NE cor Howard and Spear Madeley Thomas W., clerk Track Department C. P. R. R., dw1 356 Minna

Madena M., dwl 1318 Dupont

Madero Jesus, compositor La Voce del Popolo, 603 Washington

Madero Raymond, compositor, dw1 115 Sixth

Madero T. S., compositor with Cubery & Co., dwl 528 Green

Madge Frederick, mining secretary, office 64 Mer- chants' Exchange, dwl NE cor Twenty-first and Guerrero

Madigan William, barkeeper, dw1 632 Mission

MADISON BENNET H .. manager Master Marine Exchange, office 313 East, dw1 447 Bryant

MADISON, BUKKE & CO. (John H. Madison, Martin J. Burke, and William F. Mc Alester), real-estate agents, 316 Montgomery

Madison Edward, fruit, 1104 Folsom

Madison Frank, dwl 530 Vallejo

Madison Hans, captain schooner Mary Hart, dw1 38 Rausch

Madison Henry, stevedore with Whitney & Freese Madison Henry A., dwl I Goodsell Pl

Madison James, calker Shipcalkers' Association, 713 Mission

Madison John, real estate, dwl 206 Stockton

Madison John, mariner, dwl 80 Clementina

Madison John, seaman, dwl SW cor Beale and How Madison John, waiter, dwl 227 Second

Madison John H. ( Madison, Burke & Co. and Madi- son & Burke), dwl 200 Stockton

Madison Joseph, cabinetmaker with Field & Frei, dwl 415 Brannan

MADISON & BURKE (John H. Madison and Mar- tin J. Burke), real-estate and house agents and rent collectors, 316 Montgomery

Madroni Giovanni, fruit and vegetables, 1505 Powell Madsen Charles, drayman, 314 Sacramento, dwl N s Clipper bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth

Madsen Jens, captain schooner Arago, dwl 778 Har Madsen Peter, deck watchman P. M. S. S. Colorado Madson Bernard J., dwl W s Baker bet Post and Sut- ter

Madson Max, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento Madson Oliver ( Madson & Peterson), dw1 26 Sac

Madson & Peterson / Oliver Madson and Andrew Pe- terson /, proprietors Sacramento House, 26 Sac Madwitch John, laborer, dwl Heinz Hotel

Maedly William, laborer, dw1 513 Mission

Maehl Otto, liquor saloon, N s Francisco bet Mason and Taylor

Macsenharder Frederich, express wagon, dwl W s Shotwell nr Twentieth

Maessen William, preserved meats, 4 Metropolitan Market, dwl 147 Clara

Maestretti Guiseppe, waiter with Jules E. Sorbier, dwl Pacific bet Kearny and Dupont

Maestrotti Ricardo, cabinetmaker with L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 312 Fifth

Magagnos Julian A., collector S. F. Bulletin Co., dwl 127 Kearny

Magalena Thomas, laborer, dw1 124 Dora, rear Magalone Joseph, dwl 512 Vallejo

Magallon Freeman, bootmaker, 35 Hinckley

Magary Jenny Miss, tailoress, dw1 614 Mission

Magary John E., real estate, office 338 Montgomery, dwl cor Fair Oaks and Twenty-sixth

Magary William W., secretary California Central

Narrow Gauge R. R. Co., office 338 Montgomery, dwl Ws Howard bet Twentieth and Twenty-first Magazini August ( Magazini & Lippert), dw1 713 Vallejo

Magazini & Lippert ( August Magazini and William Lippert) , hairdressers, 522 Clay

MAGDALEN ASYLUM, E s Potrero Av nr Twenty- first

Magee Adam, traveling agent Golden Era, dwI S s Francisco bet Taylor and Jones

Magee David B., barkeeper with Allen Freeman, dwl 112 Fourth

Magee Edward, packer, dwl 912 Natoma

Magee James, laborer New U. S. Appraiser's Build- ing

Magee John, expressman, dwl W s Tehama bet Twenty - seventh and Twenty- eighth, Bernal Heights

Magee John, expressman, dwl cor Third and Town- send

Magee John A. Jr. ( Magee & Moore), dwl 1018 Hyde Magee John E., salesman with Benedict & Co., dwl 206 Ellis

Magee Roger D., with Thos. Magee, office 208 Mont, dwl 123 Francisco

MAGEE THOMAS, editor and proprietor Real Es- tate Circular, and real-estate agent, office 310 Montgomery, dwl 231 O'Farrell

Magee Thomas A., trunkmaker with A. Haas & Co., dwI 214 Ritch

Magee William H., compositor with Thomas Magee, dwl 14 O'Farrell

MAGEE & MOORE (John A. Magee Jr. and Arthur W. Moore) , importers leather and shoe manufact- urers' goods, 414 Market

Magenta Gold Mining Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.), Louis Kaplan secretary, office 27 Merchants' Exchange Magetti Pietro, laborer with California Italian Paste Co., dwl 6 Pollard Pl

Maggie Silver Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.), John R. Wilde secretary, office 23 Merchants' Exchange

Maggio Frederick, fisherman, Clay St. Wharf

Maggio George, fisherman, Clay St. Wharf Maggs George, fruits, 252 Eighth

Maghen Jeremiah, laborer Laborers' Protective Be- nevolent Association, 818 Howard

MAGILL ARTHUR E., manager Travelers' Life and Accident Insurance Co., office 205 Sansom, res Oakland

Magill Charles R., clerk T. H. Harris & Co., dwl 428 Fell

Mag.11 David, fireman stm Montana, dw1 541 First Magill James, hose and beltmaker with Horatio N. Cook, dwl 470 Tehama

MAGILL ROBERT H., manager Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford, Home Insurance Co. of New York and North British andMercantile Insurance Co. of London and Edinburg, office 205 Sansom, res Alameda

Magill Thomas W., books, stationery, and fancy goods, 1020 Market

Magilton Thomas ( Kershaw & Co.), dwl E s Mission Av bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth

Maginis John J., clerk with James M. Gitchell and U. S. commissioner, room 10 Court Block 636 Clay, dwl cor Geary and Larkin

Maginnis Edward S., harnessmaker with Thomas McGinnis, dwl 32 Louisa

Maginnis Eliphas, drayman, 516 Sacramento, dwl Sa Bush bet Laguna and Buchanan

Maginnis James H., machinist, dwl 267 Clara

Maginnis Patrick, dw] 32 Louisa

Maginniss Owen ( Maginniss & Waggner), dwl 501 Fourth

MAGINNISS & WAGGNER / Owen Maginniss and William J. Waggner), liquor saloon, 501 Fourth Magio Charles, pressman with H. S. Crocker & Co. Magiola Dominique, stonecutter, dwl John bet Sac- ramento and Clay

Mägling Charles, cook with Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl 228 Kearny

Maglorire Ny, brassfinisher, dwl 1023 Market

Magner Cornelius, artificial stonemaker, dwl 213 Perry

Magner David, blacksmith with John Kleogh, 319 Tehama

Magner Dennis, porter, dwl 116 Valparaiso

Magner Emil, bookkeeper with McCord & Malone, dwl 454 Tehama

Magner John, apprentice with Richardson & Hol- land, dw1 820 Broadway

Magner John, printer, dwl S s Point Lobos Av nr Sixteenth Av

Magner John T., woodcarver, dw1 820 Broadway

Magner M. Mrs. (widow), dw1 454 Tehama

Magner Max, clerk with W. B. Cluff & Co., dw1 454 Tehama

Magner Patrick, helper Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works, dwl 60 Jessie

Magner Thomas, merchant, dwl 820 Broadway

ATLAS INS. CO. OF HARTFORD; Assets $325,000; Farnsworth & Clark, Agents.

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

THE OPERA HOUSE

North side Bush Street, between Montgomery and Kearny.

THOMAS MAGUIRE,

. PROPRIETOR.

This Fashionable & Popular Resort

HAS BEEN RECENTLY

Enlarged, Entirely Refitted 1

AND Beautified

Is now open for the amusement of the public.

MAGUIRE'S

CALIFORNIA

MINSTRELS!

The most talented members of the

ETHIOPIA MINSTREL P ROFESSION

Appear in a well selected Programme

EVERY EVENING - AND -

SATURDAY AFTERNOON.

New Stars and New Business,

Will be constantly added so as to secure always Novelty and Attrac- tiveness to these Popular Entertainments.

Prices of Admission:

DRESS CIRCLE & PARQUETTE, $1.00; FAMILY CIRCLE 50 Cts.

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Haquice's Hem Theafte

South side Bush Street, between Montgomery and Kearny.

THOMAS MAGUIRE, PROPRIETOR.

THIS NEW AND ELEGANT TEMPLE OF AMUSEMENT.

Recently erected, is now open for the entertainment of the

Patrons of the Legitimate Drama.

The auditorium is most appropriately beautified and embellished, and the interior is provided with every convenience for the comfort of visitors, so as to render this Theatre one of the most

Attractive and Commodious Houses of Amusement in the Union.

Arrangements have been entered into with several of the

Most Distinguished embers of the Profession !

OF THE ATLANTIC STATES AND EUROPE,

Who will Appear in Rapid Succession, Sustained by a Talented and Efficient Stocle Company.

OPEN EVERY EVENING,

- AND -

SATURDAY AFTERNOON.

Prices of Admission,

Dress Circle,

- $ 1 00

Parquette,

Private Boxes,

10 00

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

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Magner Thomas, pressman with Wheeler & Co., dwl | Maguire Thomas, proprietor Maguire's Opera House, 60 Jessie

Magnes -- , 747 Market

Magnes Abraham, boots and shoes, 32 and 50 Sec- ond, dwl 58 Minna

Magnes David, fancy dry goods, 414 Kearny, dw1 516 Bush

Magnes Robert, salesman with Abraham Magnes, dwl 58 Minna

Magnilla Frank, waiter stm Constantine, Clay St. Wharf

Magnin Simpson, clothing and gents' furnishing, 143 Third, dwl 117 O'Farrell

Magnolia S. M. Co., Louis Kaplan secretary, office 27 Merchants' Exchange

Magnolia & Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 320 Commercial

Magnus Peter A., watchmaker, 125 Sacramento

Magoria Zacharias, laundryman S. F. Laundry

Magorty Dennis W., express wagon, cor California and Battery, dwl 337 Shipley

Magorty Hugh, groceries and liquors, S s California bet Broderick and Devisadero

Magoun Joseph W., cashier with J. Y. Wilson & Co., dwl 29 Everett

Magrane Matthew, carpenter, dwl N s Byington bet O'Farrell and Ellis

Magruder Katherine M. (widow), dwl 502 Mason

Maguero Antoinette (widow), ironer with Louis J. Renault

Maguire Anthony, blacksmith with H. M. & D. S. Shute, dw1 6 William

Maguire Augustus, plasterer, dwl N s Twentieth nr Shotwell

Maguire E., musician, dw1 810 Kearny

Maguire E. (widow), dwl 218 Leavenworth

Maguire Edward H., sailmaker with John S. Blak- iston, dwl 224 Mission

Maguire Francis, boilermaker. dw1 106 Minna

Maguire Frank, helper P. M. S. S. Co.

Maguire Frank, mariner, dw1 8 Mason

Maguire Frank, laborer Vallejo St. Wharf, dw1 562 Stevenson nr Seventh

Maguire Henry C., assistant bookkeeper with Spru- ance, Stanley & Co., dwl 719 Harrison

Maguire Hugh, laborer, dwl S s McAllister bet Franklin and Gough

Maguire J., bootmaker, 114 Pacific

Maguire James, drayman with Hugh Flynn, dw1 407 Tehama

Maguire James, laborer, dwl 1416 Kearny

Maguire James, metalroofer, 1128 Market, dwI 989 Seventeenth

Maguire John, bootmaker with Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 21 Oak

Maguire John, fireman P. M. S. S. Constitution, dwl 541 First

Maguiro John, shoemaker, 311 Pacific, dwl 2 Cal, rear MAGUIRE JOSEPH, mining secretary, office 419 California, dwl Stevenson's Building

Maguire Joseph M., salesman with Spruance, Stanley & Co., dwl 719 Harrison

Maguire Joseph M., clerk with Tobin, Davisson & Co., dwl N's Twentieth bet Folsom and Shotwell Maguire Margaret (widow), dwl 1007 Margaret Maguire Mary, laundress Grand Hotel

Maguire Mary, stewardess P. M. S. S. Colorado Maguire M. B. Mrs., dwl 31512 Jessie

Maguire Michael ( Maguire & Co.), dwl 137 Hayes Maguire Owen ( Maguire & Co.), dwl 137 Hayes Maguire Patrick, laborer, dwl 156 Silver

Maguire Patrick, laborer New U. S. Appraiser's Building

Maguire Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Seventeenth nr Q, South S. F.

Maguire Patrick ( Maguire & Daly), dwl SW cor Capp and Eighteenth

Maguire Peter, mariner, dwl 1218 Howard, rear

Maguire Peter, second steward P. M. S. S. Colorado Maguire Phillip, policeman City Hall, dwl 264 Te- hama

Maguire Robert, registerer with Bradley & Rulofson, dwl 209 Seventh

Maguire Roger, hostler with D. E. Root & Co., dwl 268 Stevenson

Maguire Thomas, dwl 209 Seventh

Maguire Thomas, bricklayer New City Hall, dwl W 8 Potrero Av nr Twenty-second

Maguire Thomas, porter Freight Depot C. P. R. R., dwl 506 Brannan

318 Bush, and Alhambra Theater, 325 Bush, dwl 914 Stockton

Maguire Thomas, waterman, dwl 35 Pacific

Maguire Thomas Jr., treasurer Alhambra Theater, dwl 613 Pine

Maguire Thomas F., clerk with Code, Elfelt & Co., dwl 209 Seventh

Maguire Thomas G., plasterer, dwl N s Twentieth nr Shotwell

Maguire Thomas Godfrey, clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Es Folsom nr Twenty-third

Maguire Timothy, tailor, dwl 1304 Turk

Maguire William, dairyman, dwl San José Road nr Five-mile House

Maguire & Co. ( Michael Maguire and Owen Ma- guire!, wood, coal, barley, and hay, 133 Hayes

Maguire & Daly ( Patrick Maguire and Patrick J. Daly), produce commission, 309 Davis

Maguire. See McGuire

Maguire's Opera House, Thomas Maguire proprietor, 318 Bush

Mahady John, bootmaker with S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl 331 Bush

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The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 117

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