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Mason. See Marson
Masone Enrico, cook 512 Sansom
MASONIC BOARD OF RELIEF, office Masonic Temple
MASONIC CEMETERY, Masonic Av bet Fulton and Turk, entrance Point Lobos Av nr Lone Mountain
MASONIC CEMETERY ASSOCIATION, John R. Wilde secretary, office 23 Merchants' Exchange MASONIC SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK, Leoni- das E. Pratt president, William HI. Culver vice- president, H. T. Graves secretary, 6 Post Masonic Temple
MASONIC TEMPLE, NW cor Mont and Post Masounette Eugene, printer Courrier de San Fran- cisco, dwl SW cor Clay and Prospect Pl
Mass Peter HI., clerk 754 Market, dwl 23 John Massa M., student, dwl 117 Morton
Massen Thomas, night watchman P. M. S. S. Co., dwl Constitution Hotel, 547 First
Masset Auguste, bootmaker with Joseph Villemeur, dwl 222 Kitch
Masseth Michael, expressman, cor Sansom and Pine, dw1 308 Minna
Massett.Stephen C., musical composer, dwI 226 Sutter Massey Atkins ( Massey & Yung), dwl 1424 Cal
Massey Charles P., bookkeeper with Edmond C. Kennedy, dwl 1820 Post
Massey Heman W., debenture and abstract clerk Custom House, dwl 331 Montgomery
Massoy R. L., painter, dw1 423 Bush
Massey William, barber with Thomas Murphy, dwl 312 Brenham Pl
Massey Wusham (widow, colored), dwl 131815 Powell MASSEY & YUNG ( Atkins Massey and Nicholas Yung), coffin warerooms and undertakers, 651 Sacramento
Massoletti Frank P., bookkeeper with Marshall, Ir- vine & ilaight, dwl 1319 Mason
Masson Aimo ( Henry Bacquie & Co.), dw] 1417 Pow Masson Francis P. ( Masson Freres) dwl 39 Tehama Masson Frères (Victor B. and Francis P.), manu- facturing and wholesale confectioners, 413 Com Masson Joseph, cook with P. Priet, dwl 7 Harlan Pl Masson Julius, upholsterer, dwl 1220 Powell
Masson Marius V., tinsmith with George H. Tay & Co., dwl 337 Washington
Masson Victor B. ( Masson Freres), dw1 637 Wash
Massone Ann C. (widow), dwl 21 Lafayette Pl
Massone Giuseppe, wagonmaker and blacksmith, 615 Sansom, dwl 819 Vallejo
Massoni Henry, cook, dwl 259 Minna
Mast Charles L., salesman with A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 721 Market
Mast Herman, barkeeper, 601 Sac, dw1 1605 Jones Mast Joseph, market, W s Folsom nr Twenty-second Masten Edmund C., broker, office 424 Montgomery, dwl 15 South Park
MASTEN NATIIAN K., cashier First National Gold Bank, dw1 15 South Park
MASTER MARINE EXCHANGE, Bennet H. Mad- ison manager, office 313 East
Masters S. Miss, actress, dwl Overland House
Masters William, watchman, dwl 936 Howard
Masterson Charles, dw1 271% Fourth
Masterson Charles Mrs., furnished rooms, 27% Fourth
Masterson Hugh, laborer, dw1 39 Minna
Masterson Hugh, roofer, dw1 139 Minna
Masterson John, armorer, dwl 522 Stevenson
Masterson Lawrence, hostler Sutter St. R. R. Co., dwl NE cor Polk and Austin
Masterson Michael, driver with George Klaber, dwl 56412 Howard
Masterson Patrick, engineer with W. K. Vanderslice & Co., dwl 447 Minna
Masterson William, groceries and liquors, NW cor Eighth and Natoma
Mastick Edwin B. (E. B. & J. W. Mastick), res Ala- meda
MASTICK E. B. & J. W., attorneys at law, office 520 Montgomery
Mastick Joseph W. (E. B. & J. W. Mastick), dwl 1431 Howard
Mastick Levi B. (S. L. Mastick & Co.), dwl W s Capp nr Twentieth
Mastick Seabury L. (S. L. Mastick & Co.), dwl 345 Beale
MASTICK S. L. & CO. (Levi B. Mastick and Charles E. P. Woods) , lumber and Puget Sound Packets, Pier 10 Steuart
Mastny V., lithographer, dwl 513 Third
Maston H. W., salesman, dwl 110 Sutter
Masurette Henry, helper with W. S. Phelps & Co., dwl 512 Fourth
Mataranga Denis, cook 205 Third, dwl 153 Third
Matches Atkin E., framefitter with Currier & Win- ter, dwl 740 Harrison
Matcovich Frank, cook, dw1 407 Green
Matcovich V., machinist, dw1 407 Green
Materon J., cook Occidental Hotel
Matgekwitz Henry, master mariner, dwl 1812 Stock- ton
Mathais Edward, saloonkeeper, dwl 67 Minna
Mather Frank C., traveling agent with Samuel W. Dunn, dwl 645 Market
Mather Henry, paper carrier, dwl 1426 Dupont
Mather J. W., capitalist, office 207 Sansom, res Oak- land
Mather Matthew, shipcarpenter, dwl 405 Folsom
Mather Robert, cigars and tobacco, 538 Market, dwl 627 California
Mather S. Hl., real estate, office 306 Montgomery, res Oakland
Mather William, clerk with Abrams & Carroll, dwl 217 Second
Mathesis Christopher, shipjoiner, dw1 306 Folsom Matheson Albert, seaman, dwi 1607 Mission, rear
Matheson D., milkman, dw1 508 Jessie
Matheson Daniel, dwl 26 Sixth
Matheson Mark J., steward P. M. S. S. China, dwl 1607 Mission, rear
Matheson M. J. (widow), dwl 1607 Mission, rear
Matheson Murdock, carpenter, dwl NE cor Fillmore and Fell
Matheson. See Mathewson and Mathison
Mathew James, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery Mathew M. M., janitor Washington St. School
Mathews A., dw1 711 Commercial
Mathews Amerzell Mrs., dwl 9 Rausch
Mathews Bernard, hostler with McCord & Malone, dwl SW cor Clipper and Diamond
Mathews Charles, sawyer with G. W. Swan & Co., dwl SE cor Steuart and Folsom
Mathews Charles H., painter, dwl 56 Tehama Mathews Edward, teamster, dwl 1423 Jackson
Mathews Edwin G. ( E. G. Mathews & Co.), res Oak- land
FARNSWORTH & CLARK, Gen'l Fire and Marine Insurance Agency; office 230 Cal. St.
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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MATHEWS E. G. & CO. (H. Allen Mayhew), pro- duce commission, 208 Davis
Mathews George W., teamster with Elliot & Bro., dwl 22 Turk
Mathews Harvey, collector with F. D. Conro & Son, dwl 720 Lombard
Mathews Henry, with Pacific Club, dwl 530 Cal Mathews Henry E., bookkeeper with I. Friedlander, res Oakland
Mathews James, foreman with S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 683 Harrison
Mathews John, teamster with Horace Davis & Co., dwl 23 Grand Av
Mathews John, waiter stm S. M. Whipple, Vallejo Wharf
Mathews John H., butcher with Henry J. Boese, dwl SE cor Davis and Clark
Mathews John M. (John Ziegenbein & Co.), dwl 1212 Mission
Mathews Lydia T. (widow), dwl 414 Tyler
Mathews Mary (widow), dwl 1013 Leavenworth
Mathews Mary A. Miss, teacher South S. F. School, dwł 519 Tehama
Mathews Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 540 Howard
Mathews Samuel A., accountant, dwl 641 Com
Mathews Thomas, bootmaker 815 Battery, dwl 1003 Battery
Mathews Thomas, laborer, dwl Fort Point
Mathews Thomas, porter stm Sacramento
Mathews William laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl NW cor King and Third
Mathews William A., bookkeeper with E. G. Ma- thews & Co., res Oakland
Mathews William R. (W. R. Mathews & Co.), dwl 120 ('Farrell
Mathews William S., stoneyard, S & Cemetery Av bet Bush and Sutter, dwl W s Scott bet Tyler and Turk
Mathews W. R. & Co. (J. M. Ritchey), restaurant, 101612 Market
Mathews. See Matthews
Mathewson Andrew, bookkeeper, dwl 18 Oak Grove Av
Mathewson B. F. Miss, dwl 500 Eddy
Mathewson James, helper P. M. S. S. Co., dwl Mont- gomery Hotel
Mathewson John, boilermaker P. M. S. S. Co., dw1 9 Downey
Mathewson John Jr., boilermaker P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 9 Downey
Mathewson Nelson, engineer with Hinckley & Co., dwl 33 Tehama
MATHEWSON THOMAS D., State harbor commis- sioner, office 414 Montgomery, dw1 1616 Wash
Mathewson William, boilermaker P. M. S. S. Co., dwi Montgomery Hotel
Mathewson. See Mathison and Matheson
Mathias Charles ( Mathias & Hildebrand), dw1 815 Union
Mathias & Hildebrand / Charles Mathias and Alex- ander Hildebrand), wood and coal, 112 and 114 Washington
Mathieson Charles, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Mathieson Jacob, laborer, dwl 112 Polk
Mathieson R. J. Miss, teacher Shotwell St. Primary School
Mathieu Alphonse ( Markley & M.), dwl 12 Metcalf Pl
Mathieu C. A., bookkeeper with Dickson, DeWolf & Co., 412 Battery
Mathieu G. & Son (Gaston Mathieu Jr.), watch- makers, 916 Market
Mathieu Gaston (G. Mathieu & Son), dw1 916 Market Mathieu Gaston Jr. (G. Mathieu & Sons, dwl 916 Market
Mathieu Julius, marblecutter with Andrew Pal- tenghi, dwl 12 Metcalfe Pl
Mathieu N., bootmaker with Porter, Blum & Sles- singer, res Oakland
Mathieu S., musician, dwl 619 Market
Mathieu Theresa (widow), dwl 12 Metcalfe Pl
Mathison Andrew C., bookkeeper with Nelson & Doble, dwl 18 Oak Grove Av
Mathison Margaret (widow), dwl 327 Beale
Mathison Mathias, boots and shoes, 1804 Powell
Mathison Thomas (Starr & M.), dwl Berry bet Fourth and Fifth
Mathison. See Mathewson and Matheson
Matich Michael, saloonkeeper, dwl 13vo Pacific
MATICK LOUIS, Universal Exchange, Jackson St. Wharf
Matison Elizabeth (widow), dw1 19 Salmon
Matlack Levi B., commission merchant, dwl 25 Russ Matoliano Antone, dwl 5 Sonoma Pl
Matrimonial News, Mrs. F. Francis editor and pro- prietor, office 137 Montgomery
Matsen Charles, seaman, dwl 415 East
Matson Charles M. ( Matson & Weuff), dwl 132 Steu Matson George, clerk with C. Hubert & Co., dwl Eu- reka bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Matson J. C., bootmaker with Einstein, Bros. & Co., dwl 18 Minna
Matson John, deckhand stm Pioneer, Jackson St. Wharf
Matson William, clerk with John C. Haake & Co., dwl 46 Steuart
Matson & Weuff ( Charles M. Matson and Andrew Weuff), proprietors Western House, 132 and 134 Steuart
Matt Joseph (Joseph Schwarz & Co.), dwl 2117 Mason
Mattat Charles G., cigars and tobacco, 316 Montgom- ery Av, dw1 821 Greenwich
Matte Henry, carrier California Demokrat
Matteo Manuel F., miner, dwl 116 Jackson
Matter Michael ( Matter & Urban), dwl Muhs Hotel Matter & Urban ( Michael Matter and Jacob Urban), proprietors Muhs Hotel, 433 Broadway
Mattern Herman, salesman with Charles Bender, dwl 8 John
Matterson John, janitor Armory Hall, 134 Fourth
Mattes John, woodcarver with L. & E. Emanuel, dwl Bootz Hotel
Mattes Joseph (colored), seaman, dwl 5 Broadway Mattfeldt William, drayman with Littlefield, Webb & Co., dwl 426 Brannan
Matthai Mary E., dwl 131 Turk
Mattheson William, carpenter with Hinckley & Co. Matthews Charles, captain ship Shirley, Pier 11 Steu Matthews Christopher, maltster, dwl 210 Francisco, rear
Matthews Henry, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Matthews Henry, real estate, office 611 Clay, dwl 317 Mason
Matthews James, flourpacker with Horace Davis & Co., dwl 207 Second
Matthews John, seaman stm Pelican Oregon S. S. Co. Matthews John M., physician, dwl 39 Willow Av
Matthews M., janitor, dwl 20 Zoe
Matthews Mary Mrs., tailoress with Marks Davis, dw1 549 Tehama
Matthews Peter, fisherman, dwl 53 Clay
Matthews Samuel, scaman, dwl 253 Beale
Matthews William, attorney at law, office 522 Mont- gomery, dw1 535 Clay
Matthews William D., clerk, dwl Overland House Matthews. See Mathews
Matthewson Peter, gardener, dwl SW cor Franklin and Union
Matthewson R. C. (widow), dwl NE cor Lombard and Leavenworth
Matthey Robert, steward Russian and Turkish Baths, dwl 528 Pacific
Matthias Frederick, laborer with Leary & Condon, dwl cor Scott and Lombard
Matthias Louis, grocer, dwl 1525 Dupont
Matthison Jacob, soapmaker with Petersen & Co., dwl NW cor Mission and Tenth
MATTICEVICH NICOLAS, liquor saloon, NE cor Battery and Washington, dwl Ss Clay bet Stock- ton and Powell
Mattingly George A., clerk with Ledden, Whipple & Co., res Oakland
Mattingly John P., clerk with John G. Hodge & Co., dwl 1834 Larkin
Mattis John, cabinetmaker, dwl Bootz Hotel
Mattis John Jr., carver, dwl Bootz Hotel
Mattison George, waiter, dwl Coso House
Mattox Henry A., bookkeeper National Gold Bank and Trust Co., dwl Revere House
Mattoon Joseph S. ( Mattoon & Danglada), dw1 368 Brannan
Mattoon & Danglada (Joseph S. Mattoon and Yg- nacio Danglada,, ship and custom-house brok- ers, 500 Battery
Mattson Cecilia (widow), dwl 530 Greenwich
Mattson Olof, master mariner, dw1 548 Bryant
Mattson Rudolph, machinist with William T. Gar- ratt, dwl 223 Fifth
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY contains Addresses of over 50,000 Merchants.
ATNA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, has been identified with every large fire in the Country.
KENNEDY'S INSURANCE AGENCY, Fire, Marine, and Life, 411 California St.
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Mattzen A. O., porter with Mausshardt & Hoelscher, | Maxwell Myra (widow), dwl 10 Oak
dwl 26 Sacramento
Matzkewitz Henry, freight agent, dw1 619 Broadway Matzon William, captain William Frederick, Mar- ket St. Wharf
Matzudjo G., student, dwl 23 Kearny
Matzyon Otto, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl cor Bryant and Eighth
MAU ALBERT & CO. ( Herman J. Sadler), whole- sale groceries, 216 and 218 California
Mau Christian, clerk with Henry Tietjen, SW cor Leavenworth and Broadway
Mau H. Albert ( Albert Mau & Co.), dwl 908 Van Ness Av
Maubec Charles, bookkeeper with Charles C. Per- kins & Co., dwl 1212 Turk
Maubec Henry ( A. E. Sabatie & Co.), res France Maucela Andrew, fisherman, Clay St. Wharf
Mauer Charles, clerk S. F. and Pac. Sugar Refinery, dwl Ss Fifteenth bet Shotwell and Howard Maugein M. Mme., ladies' hairdresser, 908 Howard Mauldin Hugh, clerk with R. B. Gray & Co., dwl Grand Hotel
Mauley Nelson, shoefinisher, dwl 12 Polk
Maull Charles H., clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl Russ House
Maume William, dwl 107 O'Farrell
Maume Johanna B. (widow), dwl 7 Natoma
Maume Mathew, collector S. F. Gas Light Co., dwI 7 Natoma
Maunder Philip, waiter Grand Hotel
Mauran J. R., draftsman with Maj. George H. Men- dell
Maurer August, finisher with Philip Liesenfeld, dwl 729 Broadway
Maurer Charles J., clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl Fifteenth nr Shotwell
Maurer Fred, superintendent S. F. Candle Co., office 402 Front, dwl E s Fifteenth bet Shotwell and Howard
Maurer John, brewer Union Browery, 328 Clem
MAURER LEO, proprietor Columbia Hotel, 741 Mar- ket, dwl 250 Stevenson
Mauri Andres ( Mauri Brothers), dw] 1234 Stockton Mauri Brothers (Joaquin and Andres), importers cork and corkwood, 325 Sacramento
Mauri George, with Edward L. Wagner, 1232 Dup Mauri Isaac, dw1 510 Washington
Mauri Joaquin ( Mauri Brothers), dwl 1234 Stock Maurice William R., bookkeeper 109 California, dwl 400 Geary
Maurin Jean, cook with J. Leclerc, dwl NW cor Broadway and Dupont
Maurin John, hatter, 209 Dupont
Mauro Charles, pantryman Martin's Restaurant, 623 Commercial
Maury John, waiter P. M. S. S. Arizona
Mausbach Emanuel, merchant, dwl 511 Jones
Mausshardt Conrad ( Mausshardt & Hoelscher), dwl 315 O'Farrell
MAUSSHARDT & HOELSCHER ( Conrad Mauss- hardt and William Hoelscher), dealers wines and brandies, 541 Market
Mautalen Jean, cook with Gonnet & Desert
Mawson Edwin R., shipjoiner, dwl cor Shasta and Illinois
Maxaner George, bootmaker with A. Jacques, dwl 433 Broadway
Maxey Frederick, painter, dwl 48 Minna
Maxfield George, carpenter, dwl Prospect Av nr Cal- ifornia Av, Bernal Heights
Maxfield George, seaman, dwl 3 Park PI
Maxfield Lovi, blacksmith with James Christy, dwI 201 Perry
Maxfield O. L., engineer, dw1 942 Howard Maxfield William, dw1 701 Post
Maxim Gas Company, office 316 California
Maxmilin Edward, tanner with Caspar Baker, dwl Es san Bruno Road nr Twenty-eighth
Maxwell George, carpenter, E s Mission nr Twenty- fourth
Maxwell George C., carpetlayer with J. E. Mitchell & Co., dw1 SW cor Seventh and Stevenson
Maxwell George F., clerk with Horace H. Moore, dwl 1911 Stockton
Maxwell George N., collector, dwl 1911 Stockton
Maxwell J. David, merchant, dwl 320 Turk
Maxwell Joseph, dwl Oriental Hotel
Maxwell J. W., clerk, dwl 120 Fourth
Maxwell J. W., scaman P. M. S. S. Gipsey
Maxwell Patrick, blacksmith, dwl E & Twelfth bet Howard and Folsom
MAXWELL RICHARD T. ( Maxwell & McNutt), dwl 324 Turk
Maxwell Susan (widow), dwl 41 South Park
Maxwell William, seaman stm Montana, Front St. Wharf
Maxwell William A., shorthand reporter with Marsh & Osbourne, dwl 701 Post
MAXWELL & MCNUTT ( Richard T. Maxwell and W. Fletcher McNutt), physicians, office 135 Kear Maxwell's Building, SW cor Kearny and Sutter
May - Capt., dwI SE cor Second and Howard
May Alexander W., dwl 1823 Sacramento
May Augustus, gasfitter with W. W. Walmsley
May Elias, bookkeeper with Adolph Neuberg, dwl 909 Kearny
May Frank, miner, dwl 127 Jackson
May Frederick, hairdresser with Augustus Drucker, dwl NE cor Broadway and Kearny
May Fulton, engineer stm Sacramento
May George B. ( Goodwin & Co.), dwl 1313 Taylor
May Hugh S., engineer stm Sacramento, dwl SE cor Calhoun and Union
May Jacob J., merchant, dwl 513 Geary May James, helper Union Iron Works
May James, painter with Costigan & Bro.
May John, boots and shoes, 1205 Folsom
May John, butcher, dwl New Alaska Hotel
May John, foreman with S. F. Packing and Provi- sion Co.
May John, steward P. M. S. S. Constitution, dwl 228 Brannan
May John A., master bark Cyane, office 310 Sansom, dwl 727 Vallejo
May Joseph, bookkeeper with Livingston & Co., dwi 514 Bush
May L., proprietor Folsom Laundry, office 434 Pine May Noel, engineer C. P. R. R., dwl 312 Union May Peter ( Paladini & M.), dwl 6 Bartol
MAY PROSPER, wholesale and retail liquors, 712 Commercial and 725 Clay, dwl 23 Kearny May Samuel, dwl SE cor Calhoun and Union May Solomon, laundry, dwl 1142 Folsom
May Thomas ( May & Price), dwl NW cor Dupont and Chestnut
May William B. (Snow & M.), dwl 1205 Taylor
May & Price (Thomas May and Edward Leigh Price), liquor saloon and billiards, uly and 621 Merchant
Maybee N. H., farmer, dwl Overland House Maybell John, dwl SW cor Hollis and O'Farrell Maybell Stephen, actor, dwl 1027 Sutter
Maybell Hans, captain schooner Ida Florence, office 305 East, dwl 602 Lombard
Mayberry Edward L., builder and contractor, dwl 528 Capp
Mayberry Richard, shipwright, dwl 351 First
Mayberry Wesley J., carpenter and builder, dwl 164 Tehama
Mayberry's Hall, E s Mission bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Mayblum Morris, merchant, office 232 Front, dwl 1353 Post
Mayen Antonio, blacksmith, dw1 928 Jackson
Mayen Frank, printer with Bradley & Rulofson, dwl 429 Montgomery
Mayer A. Mrs., dw1 311 Stockton
Mayer Abraham, clerk with Frank & Co., dw 608 Stevenson
Mayer A. M. S., student Heald's Business College Mayer Bonny, teamster, dwl 1140 Mission, rear
Mayer Brantz Maj. U. S. A., paymaster Department California, office 405 Stockton, dwl Grand Hotel MAYER CHARLES, cloaks, mantillas, etc., 20 Montgomery and 408 Kearny, dwl 406 Eddy Mayer Charles, oysters Grand Central Market, dwl 560 Minna
Mayer Daniel, stevedore with Whitney & Freese Mayer Elias, butcher with J. Schweitzer & Co., dwl 719 Clay
Mayer Emil, clerk with Richard Mayer, dwl 256 Perry
Mayer F'rederick, beer saloon, 627 Washington, dwl 18 Harriet
Mayer Frederick, blacksmith with Bernard Galla- gher, dwl 435 Pino
Mayer Frederick, laborer Bootz Hotel
Mayer George, porter, dwl Bootz Hotel
FARNSWORTH & CLARK furnish Safe and Reliable Insurance against Fire.
EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Bookbinders and Job Printers, corner of Leidesdorff and Clay Streets.
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Mayer George, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Mayer George, teacher languages, dwl 1123 Dupont
Mayer George, teamster, dwl 1142 Mission
Mayer George, waiter What Cheer House, 525 Sac Mayer Gustavus W. Rev., clergyman, dwI 2005 Bush Mayer Henry ( Mayer & Hirshfeld), dwl 31 Turk
Mayer Henry, seaman, dwl Bootz Hotel
Mayer Isaac C., buyer with J. C. Morrill & Co., dwl 911 Bush
Mayer Jacob, clerk with Phillip Mayer, dwl NW cor Natoma and Eleventh
Mayer J. C., clerk Market St. Depot S. P. R. R.
Mayer John ( Herber & M.), dw1 745 Clay
Mayer John, carpenter, dwl 19 John
Mayer John L., blacksmith with Andresen Bros., dw1 933 Mission
Mayer Joseph, dw1 922 Geary
MAYER JOSEPH, church organbuilder, 121 Page Mayer Joseph, tailor, 116 Kearny
Mayer Joseph, tinsmith with Solomon Kohlman, dwl 149 Perry
Mayer Jules ( E. G. Lyons & Co.), res France Mayer Leopold, merchant, office 300 Battery, dw1 262 Tyler
Mayer Leopold, clerk with B. Levy & Co., dwl 1413 Stockton
Mayer Marcus ( Mayer & Berg), dw1 474 Folsom Mayer Morris, window and looking glass, 716 Wash, dwl Ss Sixteenth bet Valencia and Guerrero Mayer Nathan, salesman with Kullman & Armer Mayer Philip, dwl 111 Hayes
MAYER PHILIP, groceries and liquors, NW cor Natoma and Eleventh
Mayer Richard, hay, grain, and coal, 859 Harrison, dwl 256 Perry
Mayer Samuel, merchant, dwl 1123 Stockton
Mayer Samuel D. ( Mayer & Belden), and musical director First Congregational Church, dwl 636 Sutter
MAYER SIMON, public administrator, office 3 and 4 Court Block 686 Clay, dw1 712 Hyde
Mayer Wendelin ( Mayer & Franke), dwl 9 Bagley P1
Mayer William, shoecutter with Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 830 Pacific
Mayer & Belden ( Samuel D. Mayer and Henry K. Belden, local agents Hartford Fire Insurance Co., office 313 California
Mayer & Berg ( Marcus Mayer and F. Berg), mar- ket, 1005 Folsom
Mayer & Franke ( Wendelin Mayer and Henry Franke), wines and liquors, SW cor Montgom- ery and California
Mayer & Hirshfeld ( Henry Mayer and Peter Hirsh- feld/, merchant tailors, 34 Montgomery
Mayer. See Meier, Meyer, Mier, and Myer
Mayerhofer F. V., proprietor Rising Sun Garden, NE cor Guerrero and Twenty-sixth
Mayers Alfred, salesman with Robert Mayers, dwl Lombard Pl nr Lombard
Mayers Benjamin, clerk with Julius Samuels,dw1 1112 Oak
Mayers David, clerk with Abraham Levingston, dwI 117% Oak
Mayers H., waiter Lick House
Mayers Henry, importer and retail watches, jewelry, diamonds, etc., 205 Montgomery, dwl 1609 Sutter Mayers James A., oysterman with Allen Freeman, dwl 232 Clementina
Mayers Jane Mrs., bakery, 1712 Leavenworth
Mayers John, shoemaker, 1712 Leavenworth
Mayers Robert, Mayer's Bazaar Japanese and fancy goods, 242 Mont, dwl W s Lombard Pl nr Stock Mayers W. H., bookkeeper with Henry Mayers, dwl 1609 Sutter
Mayes George, oyster saloon, 40 and 42 California Market, dwl 1018 Sutter
Mayfield Abraham ( Mayfield & Co.), dw1 15 Harriet Mayfield H. M., dw1 324 Sutter
Mayfield J. Miss, actress, dwl Overland House
Mayfield & Co. ( Abraham Mayfield and Leopold Altschul), crockery and glassware, 210 Sansom Mayhew H. Allen ( E. G. Mathews & Co.), res Oak- land
Mayhew Hebron B., deputy U. S. internal revenue, dwl 1047 Howard
Mayhew Henry H. (Coffin & M.), dwl NW cor Twenty-second and Mission
Mayhew J. A. ( Brush & M.), dwl N s Halleck nr Sansom
Mayhew John H., master mariner, dwl 18 Guy PI MAYHEW W. E., apothecary and chemist, 144 Fourth
Maynard Addison H., painter with Frost & Rich- ards, dwl Prescott House
Maynard D. D. ( Beers & M.), dwl 757 Howard
Maynard George F., deputy auditor City and County, dwl 410 Harrison
Maynard George H., clerk with Joseph Bassett, dwl Prescott House
Maynard John, printer, dw1 533 Commercial
Maynard John C., mining superintendent, dwI 423 Harrison
MAYNARD LAFAYETTE, capitalist, office 409 Cal- ifornia, dwl 557 Harrison
Maynard Maggie E. Miss, dwl S s Green nr Leav Maynard Robert, dw1 557 Harrison
Maynard's Building, NW cor California and Battery Mayne Charles, capitalist, office 524 Montgomery, dwl 603 Sutter
Mayne Henry James, carpenter, dw1 548 Folsom Mayne. See Main
Maynes Frank, bootblack with Cornelius Murphy, dw1 531 Bush
Mayntzer M., butcher with Eugene Moffatt & Co., dwl First Av nr Kentucky, South S. F.
Mayo A. K. P., sawyer with Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl Potrero Av bet Twenty-second and Twenty- third
Mayo Charles, pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl 1111 Montgomery
Mayo Leander (colored), seaman, dwl 7 Broadway Mayo Richard G., ornamental painter with Califor- nia Furniture Manufacturing Co., dw1 1623 Sac Mayo William, stevedoro with Menzies, Lowry & Bingham
Mayon Francis, photographer, dwl Bootz Hotel
Mayon T. C., with Pacific Branch National Surgical Institute, dwl 727 Shotwell
Mayon Thomas II., surgeon, office 319 Bush, dwl 727 Shotwell
Mayor Robert, shoemaker with Buckingham & Hecht, dw1 8 Maiden Lane
MAYOR CITY AND COUNTY, office 2 City Hall first floor
Mayrisch Adolph ( Mayrisch Brothers & Co.), res Encinal Alameda
MAYRISCH BROTHERS & CO. ( Adolphe, Gus- tave, and Rudolph Mayrisch), manufacturers cigars and importers leaf tobacco, NE cor Bat- tery and Clay
Mayrisch Gustavo ( Mayrisch Brothers & Co.), res Alameda
Mayrisch Otto, foreman with Engelbrecht & Leavy, dwl 325 Union
Mayrisch Rudolph ( Mayrisch Brothers & Co.), dwl 2208 Taylor
Maysenholder Frederick, teamster with E. K. Howes & Co., dwl W s Shotwell bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Mayson J. M., assistant secretary Board City Hall Commissioners, dw1 13 Hampton Pl
Maysonnare Peter, laborer, dwl NW cor Lombard and Polk
Maywald William ( Marchant & M.), dw1 23 Virginia P1
Mazeppa Silver Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.), Matthew F. Game secretary, offiee 320 Sansom
Mazikowski Joseph, tailor with Henry Steil, dwl 238 Sutter
Mazoyer Henry, cook with B. Chapot, dwl SW cor Fifth Av and M. South S. F.
Mazetti Luigi F. ( Cadenasso & Co.), dw1 515 Merch Mazzini Juantina Miss, tailoress with Teresa Jura- do, dwl 21 Lafayette Pl
McAbee Alexander, carpenter and contractor, dwl 406 Genry
McAcy C., officers' messman P. M. S. S. Arizona
MeAdam Adam, woolgrader S. F. Wool Exchange, dwl W s Church bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth McAdam John, boilermaker, dwl 140 Natoma, rear McAdam Michael, boots and shoes, 134 Third, dwl 2.17 Minna
McAdams -, dw1 753 Mission
McAdams Edward, copperplate printer, dw1 139 Clara MeAdams Ronald, carpenter, dw1 652 Minna
McAdoo John, laborer with Philip Caduc, dwl 333 Ritch
McAdoo John W., waiter with John Kohlmnoos, dwl 71 Clementina
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