The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 144

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Publication date: 1874
Publisher: San Francisco : Langley, Henry G.
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Osborn William, laborer with Christian Schreiber & Co., dwl 36 Geary

Osborn William W., clerk, dwl SE cor Leavenworth and Sutter

Osborn & Alexander ( Frank F. Osborn and George W. Alexander), hardware, 614 Market

Osborne Annie M. (widow), dw1 703 Market

Osborne Charles, painter with Noble & Gallagher, dwl 1304 Powell

Osborne Darragh J., clerk with Henry K. Moore, dw1 50714 Leavenworth

Osborne Frank H., assistant County Surveyor's Of- fice, dwl NW cor Vallejo and Stockton

Osborne Henry, engineer P. M. S. S. Colorado, dwl 1 Rincon FI

Osborne William, miner, dw1 621 California

Osbourne Samuel ( Marsh & O.), official short-hand reporter, office 8 Montgomery Av, third floor rooms 7 and 8, res East Oakland

Osburn W. B. If., laborer, dwl 612 California, rear Oscar Charles, seaman, dwl 12 Washington

Oseman Emma Mrs., oyeleteer with Porter, Blum & Slessinger, dwl 9 Minna

Oseman William, bootmaker with S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dw19 Minna

Osgood Ambrose, shipcalker, dw1 523 Fulton

Osgood Archer, foroman with Kimball Manufactur- ing Co., dw1 521 Eddy

Osgood Charles P., entry clerk with Hooker & Co., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel

Osgood Edwin J., foreman Frear Stone Co.'s Works, dwl 758 Harrison

Osgood Elmira (widow), dwl 329 Jessie

Osgood George ( Osgood & Stetson), dw1 522 O'Farrell Osgood Hiram P., merchant, office 407 Battery, dwl 1223 Washington

Osgood John, dwl 419 O'Farrell

Osgood Peter, flourpacker with Horace Davis & Co., dwl ll Harrison Av

Osgood R. E., bridgebuilder with Pacific Bridge Co. Osgood Richard G., dealer hardware, dwl 522 O'Far- rell

Osgood William H., merchant, office 214 California, dwl Grand Hotel

OSGOOD & STETSON ( George Osgood and James B. Stetson), tinware, tin can, and box-manufact- urers, 310 and 312 Clay

Osiander Julius, newspapers and stationery, 446 Third Osment Thomas M. ( McElrath & O.), attorney at law, office 715 Clay, dwl 814 California

Osmer Charles ( Osmer & Co.), res Germany

OSMER & CO. / Charles Osmer. John G. W. Shulte, Herman H. W. Stroecker, and J. F. G. Eggers), liquor saloons, NE cor Folsom and Steuart and NW cor First and Brannan

Osmers Hermann, clerk with Henry Neunaber, SW cor Beale and Folsom

Osmond William, bootmaker, dw] 9 Minna

Osmun Joseph A., machinist with Isaac H. Small, dwl SE cor Nineteenth and Eureka

Oso Company (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 125 Pac Osorio Rafael, laborer with E. K. Stevenot & Co., SW cor Chestnut and Powell

Ossler John, carpenter California Mills, dw1 565 Miss Ostendorf John, lumber stevedore with Whitney & Freese

Oster Henry P., drayman, 407 Bat, dwi 1311 Filbert Osterloch M. Mrs., milliner with Mrs. M. Selig, dwl 529 Greenwich

Osterloh Adolf, chronometer and watchmaker, 846 Fourth

Osterloh Henry, commission merchant, office 117 Drumm, dwl 34 Perry

Ostermann Louis, candy manufacturer, dw1 738 Min Ostheimer John, laborer, dwl 633 Broadway

Ostrander John, teamster with C. L. Place, dwl 48 Clay

Ostrander Stephen, salesman with H. D. Raphael, dwl 524 Howard

Oswald Adam, teamster, dwl S s Thirteenth bet N and P, South S. F.

Oswald Henry W., expressman, cor Pine and Mont- gomery, dwl 2213 Larkin

Oswald John, bootmaker with Kohler & Maier, dwl 407 Pacific

OSWEGO STARCH CO., George F. Bragg & Co. agents, office 116 Front

Otersen Herman ( Seitz & O.), dw1 286 Stevenson

Otey W. N. Mercer, bookkeeper with W. T. Coleman & Co., dw1 629 Clay

Otho J., fireman P. M. S. S. Montana

Otis Edward, car conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 202 Second

Otis Frank, law student with Selden S. Wright, dwl 2121 Larkin

Otis George, lather, dwl 533 Commercial

Otis Henry, painter, dwl 232 Stevenson

OTIS JAMES, mayor San Francisco, office 2 City Hall first floor (and Macondray & Co.), dwl 821 Sutter

Otis Manuel, barber with Ansel Solio, dwl SW cor Dupont and Vallejo

Otis Stephen, real estate, dwl 2121 Larkin

Ott Christina (widow), dwl 2 August Alley

Ott John W., pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl S s Vallejo nr Jones

Ott Maxamillian R., tanner, dwl 100612 Natoma

Ott Richard, clerk Office Board of Education, dw1 835 California

Otten Claus, groceries and liquors, NW cor Stockton and Vallejo, dwl 708 Vallejo

Otten George, barkeeper with George Roeben, 39 Pac Otten Henry, barkeeper with Nicholas Bruns, dwl 617 Davis

Otten Henry, jeweler, dwl 1516 Powell, rear

Otten Petor (Beckmann & O.), SE cor Vallejo and Dupont

Ottenberg Jonas, hairdresser with Julius Streib, dwl 421 Powell

Ottenberg Louis, clerk 335 Montgomery

Ottenheimer William, commission merchant, dw1 687 Ellis

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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Otterbourg Louis, watchmaker, dwl 214 Sansom Otterstedt Fritz, clerk with William Fahrenkrug, dwl 1072 Howard

Ottignon John I., carriagetrimmer, dwl W s Howard bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth

Otto Anton F., machinist with Charles Otto, dwl 713 Sutter

Otto August, tailor with Charles Brodhun, dwl Stock- ton Pl nr Dupont

Otto Charles, varnisher with G. Ueffinger & Co., dwl 222 Ritch

OTTO CHARLES, manufacturer and importer hard- ware, locksmith, and bellhanger, 312 Bush, dwl 713 Sutter

Otto Christian, bootblack, SE cor Pacific and Davis, dwl Ss Pacific bet Davis and Front

Otto John, cabinetmaker and stairbuilder, dwl 518 Brannan

Otto John, tailor, dwl 728 McAllister

Otto Minnie (widow), midwife, dwl 1012 Harriet

Otto Pauline (widow), dwl 264 Stevenson

Otto Peter, laborer with Lyon & Co., dwl 421 Dupont Otto Richard. brassmolder, dwl 1208 Pacific

Otto Richard, photographer with P. J. Sullivan, dwl 240 Seventh

Otto Richard T., machinist with William T. Garratt, dwl 1208 Pacific

Otver Peter, brewer, dwl 421 Dupont

Oughin Michael, blacksmith, dwl 633 Stevenson

Oulert F., laborer La Grande Laundry

Oulif Alexis, merchant, dwl 723 O'Farrell

Oullahan D. J., miner, dwl 127 Kearny

Oulton George ( Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.), dwl 320 Seventeenth

Ourtis -, barber, dwi 1231 Dupont

Outcalt Peter, clerk 205 Sansom, dwl 217 Lombard Outsen Hans, miller with Eisen Bros., dwl 16 Stev Outzen Charles, teamster, dw1 228 Bush

Ovendale Henry, captain schooner Marguerite, office NE cor Market and East

Ovens Thomas, machinist, dw1 205 Second

Overall Jacob, laborer Pac. Barrel and Kog Factory

Overend James, compositor with Spaulding & Barto, dwl 8 Calhoun

Overend John A. T., steam power, 510 Commercial, dw1 8 Calhoun

Overend Robert F., pressman Evening Bulletin, dwl 515 Sacramento

Overhay Frederick, clerk with John W. Nickels, NE cor Twenty-sixth and Mission

OVERLAND HOUSE, J. E. Slinkey proprietor, 531 and 533 Sacramento

OVERLAND MONTHLY, J. H. Carmany & Co. publishers and proprietors, office 400 Washington Overman Frank, laborer, dwl 407 Pacific

Overman No. 2 S. M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), David Wilder secretary, office 28 Merchants' Exchange OVERMAN SILVER MINING CO. (Storey Co., Nev.), office 414 California

Overmohle Bernard, burnisher with W. E. Shipman, dwi 1031 Howard

Overmohle Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Howard and Moss

Overstreet William F., compositor Evening Bulletin, dwł 844 Folsom

Overton Elias P., carpenter, dwl 8 Virginia

Overton Isaac, clerk U. S. Drayman's Office, dwl 834 Mission

Overton William S., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl Stevenson Building

Oves Amanda (widow), fancy goods, 410 Fourth

Oves Jennie Miss, saleswoman with Samuel L. Hasey, dwl 410 Fourth

Owen E. D., millman with Wells, Russell & Co., dwl 540 Mission

Owen Elizabeth H. (widow), dwl 1323 Pacific

Owen Eugene B., laborer 223 Post, dw1 50 Ritch

Owen John W., attorney at law, office 647 Merchant, dwl 636 Commercial

Owen N. C. Mrs., dw1 943 Folsom

Owen Sheridan, laborer, dwl 551 Folsom

Owens - Mrs., lodgings, Alhambra Building, 319 Bush

Owens Benjamin W. (Owens & Moore), dwl E s Howard bet Twentieth and Twenty-first

Owens B. H., laborer, dwl 32 Rausch

Owens Caroline, branch bakery, 936 Howard

Owens James, bootmaker with Buckingham & Hecht, dsl 24 Oak

Owens James H., stock broker, dwl 1616 Polk

Owens John, dwl 240 Jessie

Owens John, carpenter, dwl Ss Cortland Av nr Islais Creek, Bernal Heights

Owens John, carrier Alta California, dwl 1055 Miss Owens John, seaman, dwl SE cor Mission and Steuart OWENS JOHN B., agent Pacific Pottery (Sacra- mento), office and depot 3 Cal, dwl 416 Bryant

Owens John E., pressman with Joseph Winterburn & Co., dwl 732 Howard

Owens M. Mrs., teacher Larkin St. Primary School, dwł 614 Bush

Owens Martin, laborer, dw1 53 Shipley

Owens Nellie M. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Grammar School, dwl 416 Bryant

Owens Owen, shipcarpenter, dw1 936 Howard

Owens Patrick, cartman Superintendent Public Streets

Owens Patrick, hostler City R. R., dwl Railroad House

Owens Patrick, laborer with James McDevitt, W s Sansom bet Broadway and Vallejo

Owens Patrick, nurseryman Golden Gate Park

Owens Patrick, shoemaker, NE cor Washington and Drumm, dwl 114 Oregon

Owens Patrick, teamster with R. & J. Morton, dwl 639 Minna

Owens Peter, painter, dwl 9 O'Farrell

Owens Peter, cartman Superintendent Public Streets Owens Peter, laborer, dwl 416 Austin

Owens P. H., laborer S. F. and Pac. Sugar Co., dwl Rausch St. Hotel

Owens Robert, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mills, dwl cor Napa and Louisiana

Owens T. C., extraman Engine No. 6, S. F. F. D., 311 Sixth

Owens Thomas, dwl 418 Natoma

Owens Thomas, hostler Potrero and B. V. R. R.

Owens Thomas, plumber with Louis Hufschmidt & Brother, dwl 636 Commercial

Owens Thomas B., saddlor with John Bruner, dwl New Wisconsin Hotel

OWENS THOMAS J., mining secretary, office 402 Montgomery, dw1 1108 Bush

Owens Thomas J., marblecutter, dwl N s Ellis bet Webster and Fillmore

Owens & Moore ( Benjamin W. Owens and Edward Moore), commission merchants and dealers wool, hides, grain, etc., office 405 Front room 5 Oxford William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart

Oxland Charles, clerk with Dickson, DeWolf & Co., res Oakland

Oxley Arthur W., assistant bookkeeper with Mur- phy, Grant & Co., dwl 1802 Dupont

Oxton Adolphus, conductor Central R. R., dwl 129 Sixth

Ozannah Charles, laborer, dw1 30 Scott PI

Ozanne Arthur, machinist S. F. Wool Exchange, dwl 817 Broadway

Ozier Alfred, barkeeper, dw1 229 Harrison

Ozies Dennis, carpenter, dwl W s Sherman nr Eight- eenth

Ozouf Louis, leatherdresser, dw1 315 Stockton Ozouf Sophia Mrs., dressmaker, 315 Stockton

PA DELLA Manuela, dwl NE cor Hinckley and Pinck- ney

Paash Louis, laborer Pacific Distilling and Refining Co., dwl cor Greenwich and Steiner

Pac John J., groceries and vegetables, 1229 Dupont, dwl 30 Hinckley

Pace Charles, chronometer and watch manufacturer, 418 Battery, dwl 1018 Jackson

Paco Joseph ( Michael, P. & Co.), dw1 8 St. Mary

Pacey Ellen Mrs., bakery, 230 Eighth

Pache Pierre ( Pache & Co.), dwl 1114 Stockton

Pache & Co. ( Pierre Pache), manufacturers ver- mouth, 42 Geary

Pacheco Anton J., hairdresser, 102 Pacific

Pacheco Peter, dw1 549 Bryant

PACIFIC (weekly), C. A. Klose publisher, office NW cor Clay and Sansom

Pacific Anatomical Museum, Louis J. Jordan pro- prietor, 318 Montgomery

PACIFIC APPEAL (weekly), Peter Anderson editor and proprietor, office 511 Sansom

Pacific Asbestos Mining and Manufacturing Co. (Pla- cer Co., Cal.), office 300 Montgomery

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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PACIFIC BAG FACTORY, E. Detrick & Co. pro- prietors, 121 and 123 Clay and 130 Commercial PACIFIC BANK, Peter H. Burnett president, O. H. Bogart cashier, NW cor Sansom and Pine

PACIFIC BANK BUILDING, NW cor Sansom and Pine

PACIFIC BARREL AND KEG FACTORY, S s Brannan bet Seventh and Eighth, Flint, Peabody & Co. agents, office 408 California

PACIFIC BORAX CO., Solon Pattee acting secre- tary, office 621 Sansom, W. H. Foster Jr. agent, office 210 Battery

PACIFIC BOX MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Frank X. Cicott secretary, 481 and 483 Brannan PACIFIC BREWERY, F. Fortmann & Co. proprie- tors, 267-271 Tebama

PACIFIC BRIDGE CO., works N s Berry bet Third and Fourth, office 606 Montgomery room 16

Pacific Broom and Willow Manufactory, James H. Cummings proprietor, 308 Pine

PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, Commercial De- partment University College, SE cor Stockton and Geary

Pacific Business College Review, office SE cor Stock- ton and Geary

PACIFIC CEMENT CO., P. Martin agent, office 502 Kearny

PACIFIC CHEMICAL CO., A. Treadwell secretary, works 388 and 390 Francisco, salesroom 531 Cal

PACIFIC CHURCHMAN (Episcopal monthly), Cu- bery & Co. publishers, offico 414 Market

Pacific Cigar Manufacturing Co. (Chinese), 537 Com PACIFIC CLUB, rooms 530 California

PACIFIC COAST ALMANAC, Henry G. Langley publisher, office 612 Clay

PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY (tri- ennially), Henry G. Langley publisher, office 612 Clay

Pacific Coast Gas and Water Co., office 304 Pine

Pacific Coast Wrecking Co., George S. Pratt secre- tary, office 201 Montgomery

PACIFIC COMMERCIAL CO., James McKinley president, dealers wood and coal, La Rue's Wharf foot Market, 325 Geary, and 1212 Polk

PACIFIC CORDAGE CO., E. S. Noyes secretary, J. D. Farwell agent, office 116 Front

PACIFIC DISTILLING AND REFINING COM- PANY ( Henry Voorman, George Oulton, and Louis Schultz), works SW cor Chestnut and Pierce, office and salesroom 411 Washington

PACIFIC DREDGING CO., B. B. Minor secretary, office 41112 California

Pacific Exchange, McPherson & Peterson proprie- tors, 26 Steuart

PACIFIC FILE WORKS, John Parkin proprietor, 53 Beale

Pacific Flour Mill, John Zeile proprietor, 506 and 508 Pacific

PACIFIC FRUIT MARKET, 532 and 534 Clay

PACIFIC GLASS WORKS, Bennett & Co. proprie- tors, cor Iowa and Mariposa New Potrero, office 514 Washington

PACIFIC GLOVE WORKS, Shoenberg & Levinsky proprietors, 511 Sacramento

PACIFIC GLUE MANUFACTURING CO., cor Gough and Lomb, office and salesroom 406 Market Pacific Gold and Silver Plating Works, William E. Shepman proprietor, 608 Market room 12

PACIFIC GOLD AND SILVER REFINERY, F. Reichling & Co. proprietors, office 334 Mont Pacific Granite Co., office NE cor Third and King

PACIFIC HALL, California Theater Building, N 8 Bush bet Kearny and Dupont

PACIFIC HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM AND HOME SOCIETY, Leo Eloesser secretary, office 414 Clay, asylum 1517 and 1519 Mason

Pacific Hygienic Earth Co., office 807 Market

PACIFIC ICE COMPANY, D. E. Martin superin- tendent, office 718 Battery

PACIFIC ICE MANUFACTURING CO., factory 856 Tehama

PACIFIC INK MANUFACTORY, James J. Knowl- ton proprietor, 222 and 221 Brannan

PACIFIC INSURANCE AGENCY, Jonathan Hunt manager, office 313 California

Pacific Insurance Co. (in liquidation), offlow 430 Cal

PACIFIC IRON WORKS, Rankin, Brayton & Co. proprietors, First and Fremont bet Miss and How Pacific Laundry. Amand Rebut proprietor, NW cor Greenwich and Octavia

PACIFIC LAW REPORTER (daily and weekly) John P. Bogardus publisher and proprietor, of- fice 532 Merchant

Pacific Lodgings, Ralston & Cottrell proprietors, 209 Leidesdorff

Pacific Looking Glass and Picture Frame Manufac- tory, MeEachron & Parkinson proprietors, 437 Brannan

Pacific Lumber and Mill Co., J. W. Pearson mana- gor, office 437 Pino

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO., Edward Hig- gins agent, office N W cor Sacramento and Leides- dorff, wharf foot First cor Brannan

Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s Warehouses, foot First cor Brannan

PACIFIC MEDICAL AND SURGICAL JOUR- NAL (monthly), Drs. Henry and Henry Jr. Gib- bons editors, office 26 Montgomery

PACIFIC METHODIST (weekly), Wick B. Parsons editor, office 409 Washington

PACIFIC MINERAL LAND OFFICE, O. H. Mo- Kee manager, office 63 Merchants' Exchange

PACIFIC MONTHLY, Dore & Vandor publishers, office 512 Sacramento

Pacific Mutual Insurance Co. of New York (marine), Andrew Baird agent, office 316 California

PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,

Western Savings and Trust Co. agents, Levi B. Harris manager, office 213 Sansom

Pacific Needle Manufacturing Co., G. W. Chapman agent, 25 New Montgomery

PACIFIC NEWS COMPANY, John H. Still man- ager, office 1024 Market

Pacific Newspaper Publishing Co., Carlos White manager, 409 Washington

Pacific Nursery, F. Ludemann & Co. proprietors, SW cor Baker and Lombard

PACIFIC ODD FELLOW (weekly), Joseph Winter- burn & Co. publishers, office 7 Mont Av room 18 PACIFIC OIL AND LEAD WORKS, John Bons- ley president, S. I. C. Swezey secretary, works N s King bet Second and Third, office 3 Front

PACIFIC OIL WORKS, Allyne & White proprie- tors, NE cor Chestnut and Taylor, office 123 Cal Pacific Oyster Co., James Whitman secretary, office 27 San Francisco Market

PACIFIC PAPER MILLS, John Taylor Jr. agent, office 331 Montgomery

PACIFIC PAVING CO., office 212 Sansom

PACIFIC PNEUMATIC GAS CO., I. W. Stow presi- dent, office 304 Pine

PACIFIC POTTERY (Sacramento), John B. Owens agent, depot 3 California

Pacific Powder Co., J. F. Nesmith secretary, office 402 Front, room 2

Pacific Pump Manufacturing Co., Alfred S. Moore & Co. agents, 428 Sansom

Pacific Quicksilver M. Co., R. E. Brewster secretary, office 312 Montgomery

Pacific Railroad House, Leopold Diedering proprie- tor, 446 Brannan

PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO., Williani Alvord president, S. I. C. Swezey secretary, L. B. Bench- Jey vice-president and manager, works Potrero Point, office 3 Front

PACIFIC RURAL PRESS ( agricultural weekly), Dewey & Co. publishers and proprietors, office 338 Montgomery

Pacific Safe Co., Joseph Stevens manager, 317 Bat PACIFIC SAL SODA CO., works Berry bet Third and Fourth, Aaron Doud agent, office 109 Califor- nia room 12

PACIFIC SAW MANUFACTURING CO. (Charles P. Sheffield, N. W. Spaulding, and James Pat- terson/, manufacturers saws, planing knives, reaper and mower sections, etc., 17 and 19 Fre- mont

Pacific Stable, A. W. Vigoreaux proprietor, 709 Jones PACIFIC STONE CO., Ernest L. Ransome superin- tendent, office and salesyard 10 Bush, works cor Greenwich and Octavia

PACIFIC STRAW WORKS / Ebenezer R. Hawley, James M. Forrest, and George A. Dean), man- ufacturers straw goods and hat and bonnet bleach- ors, 335 Bush

PACIFIC STREET WHARF, foot Pacifio

Pacific Submarine and Earthquake Wall Co., office 319 Kearny

Pacific Tannery (Stockton), Kullman, Wagner & Co. proprietors, office 308 Sacramento

Insurance effected, Losses adjusted, and promptly paid by FARNSWORTH & CLARK.

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

O P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny St., Importers and Jobbera

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Pacific Tobacco Manufacturing Co. (Gilroy, Santa Clara Co.), office 304 Pine

PACIFIC TRANSFER CO., Evan J. Coleman pres- ident, J. Hurley Smith vice-president, office SW cor Sansom and Bush

Pacific Tunnel Mining Co., Wm. H. Knight secretary, office 331 Montgomery

Pacific United Workingmen's Furniture Manufactur- ing Co., N s Brannan bet Sixth and Seventh

PACIFIC VINEGAR WORKS, Pohley & Koster proprietors, NW cor Gough and Fulton, office 321 Front

Pacific Warehouse, NE cor Battery and Broadway PACIFIC WIRE AND WIRE-ROPE MANUFACT- URING CO., A. S. Hallidio agent, office 113 and 115 Pine, factory 437 Brannan

PACIFIC WOOD ENGRAVING CO., Thomas J. Pettit superintendent, office 528 California

PACIFIC WOOD PRESERVING CO., works N & Berry bet Fourth and Fifth, office 606 Mont

Pacific Wool Depot, James Hartley & Co. proprie- tors, NW cor Front and Broadway

Packard Abraham, waiter New York Bakery, dwl 14361% Stockton

Packard Cyrus, carpenter, dwl S s Chapultepec nr Prospect Av, Bernal Heights

Packard Maria Miss, dwl 424 Hayes

Packer E. M. J., furnished rooms, 229 Kearny

Packer James, driver with Hallett, Bartlett & Dal- ton, dwl 1710 Mason

Packer John, laborer with Pacific Glue Manufactur- ing Co., dwl 1432 Pacific

Packer Richard G., shoemaker, dwl 1520 Broadway Pack ham Robert, foreman Union Foundry, dw1 6 Na- toma

Paddock Anna B. (widow), dw1 913 Clay

Paddock Frances (widow), dwl 225 O'Farrell

Paddock Joseph, waiter Miners' Restaurant, 531 Com Paddock Nathan C., merchant, dwl 49 South Park

Paddock Winfield W., carriagemaker, 209 Mason, dwl 235 O'Farrell

Paddon Abel, brewer with Merrifield & Rosener, dwI 208 Eleventh

Paddon William, brewer with Merrifield & Rosener, dwl 1ti Park Av

PADEY MARTIN, cement pipe factory, cor Fran- cisco and Taylor, and agent Pacific Cement Co., office 502 Kearny, dwl 633 Union

Paepke William Il. E., sawyer with G. Ueffinger & Co., dwl 728 Market

Paganetti Silvestre, painter, dwl St. Gottard Hotel Pagani Domenico, laborer, dwl St. Gottard Hotel Paganini Joseph ( Mariotti & P.), dw1 518 Vallejo

Pagano Lazarus, laborer with E. K. Stevenot & Co., SW cor Chestnut and Powell

Page C. H., laundryman with Solomon May, dwl 27 Sumner

Page Charles, attorney at law, U. S. Court Building room 19, dwl 1000 Van Ness Av

Page Charles S., foreman with Bryant & Strahan, dwl 15 Powell

Page David S., shaperhand with Field & Frei, dwl 228 Ritch

Page Edward, dwl Coso House

Page Edward, waiter, dwl 1304 Powell

Page Edward, woodturner with Field & Frei, dwl 228 Ritch

Page Frank B. ( Page & Cowell), dwl 118 Geary

Page Frederick C., bookkeeper Russ House, dwl 1060 Howard

Page George, meterman with S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 619 Geary, rear

Page George, varnisher with J. A. Shaber & Co., dwl 619 Geary, rear

Page Gustave L. (Walters & P.), dw] 8131/2 Folsom Page H., painter, dwl Overland House

Page Henry ( Bennett & P.), dwl 1000 Van Ness Av Page Hiram, laborer, dwl 7 Fifth Av, rear

Page James D. Jr., clerk with C. Temple Emmet, dwl 406 Clementina

Page James H. (John Taylor & Co.), res Tubbs' Hotel, Oakland

Page James P., capitalist, office 314 Pine, res Grand Central Hotel, Oakland

Page J. C., clerk Townsend St. Yard S. P. R. R.

Page John H., bagmaker with Neville & Co., dwl NW cor East and Washington

Page John M., dwl 948 Howard

Page Joseph, pumpmaker with A. M. Jewell & Co., dwl 228 Ritch

Page Joseph M .. dwl Precita Av nr Alabama, B. H. Page M. A. J. Mrs. (widow), dwl 467 Minna

Page M. B., street sprinkler, dwl 12i Clara

Page Milo, carpenter California Mills, dw1 3412 Zoe Pago Peter, shipcarpenter, dwl 27 Sumner

PAGE R. C. & CO. / Charles W. Cook and Rufus S. Eells), stock brokers, 40512 California

Page Robert, cabinetmaker, 8 Taylor

Page Robert C. ( R. C. Page & Co.), dw1 730 Post Page Sarah Mrs., laundress, dwl 303 Mason

Page Walter H., carriagesmith with Kimball Manu- facturing Co.

Page Wilfred ( Bennett & P.), dw1 1000 Van Ness Av Page William, baker with Michael Curran, dwl 609 Seventh, rear

Page William, expressman, dw1 446 Brannan

PAGE & COWELL ( Frank B. Page and Harper J. Cowell), dealers lumber, doors, windows, and blinds, NE cor Mission and Spear

Page & Panaca S. M. Co. (Ely, Nev.), Louis Kaplan secretary, office 27 Merchants' Exchange

Page. See Paige

Pagel Auguste, butcher with Xavier Loumes, dwl cor Fifth and Railroad avs, South S. F

PAGES JULES F., sealengraver and diesinker, 608 Sacramento, dwl 1316 O'Farrell

Paget George W., conductor, dwl N s Seventeenth nr Dolores

Paguezurray Martin, privato boarding, 10 Gardner Pahl Henry, seaman, dwl SW cor Vallejo and San Pahl John, laborer, dwl 13 Pacific

Pahl Richard, boots and shoes, 77 Fourth

Pahl Richard H., groceries and liquors, SE cor Geary and Dupont

Pahlmgreen Charles, stevedore with Whitney & Freese

Paiet Phoenix, hairdresser, dw1 118 Prospect Pl

Paige Timothy, real estate, office 116 Leidesdorff, dwl 1124 McAllister

Paiho A., coalpasser stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.

Paine Frederick A., watchman California Market, dw1 100 Sixth

Paine John, bricklayer, dwl 431 Dupont

Paine Thomas, clerk, dwl 115 Second

Paine. See Payne

Painter Emlen ( Painter & Calvert), dwl 1126 Pine Painter Jerome B. ( Painter & Co.), dw1 831 Jackson Painter Theodore P. ( Painter & Co.), dw1 831 Jack PAINTER & CALVERT ( Emlen Pai ter and John Calvert), druggists, dealers trusses and manufac- turing chemists, SE cor Clay and Kearny

PAINTER & CO. (J. B. and T. P. Painter) , type founders, electrotypers, and printers' furnishing warehouse, 510 and 512 Clay

Pais J. Souza, cooper, dwl SW cor Drumm and Ore- gon

Paisley Matthew, express wagon, SW cor Sixth and Market

Pajeken Edward (Hellman Bros. & Co.), dwl 117 Stockton

PALACE AMPHITHEATER, John Wilson propri- ctor, SW cor New Montgomery and Mission

Palache Edmund, bookkeeper with Jones & Co., dwl 321 Fremont

Palache Gilbert ( H. M. Newhall & Co.), dw1 321 Fre- mont

Palache James ( Kittle & Co.), dwl W s Second Av nr Sixteenth

Palache John, teacher music, dwl 1125 Sutter, rear Palachi Joseph ( Haferkorn & Co.), dw1 530 Sixth Palacio Elena L. (widow), dwl 641 Vallejo

Paladina Francisco, plasterer, dwl 1 Graham Pl

Paladini Aquila ( Paladini & May), dwl Ohio bet Pacific and Broadway

Paladini & May ( Aquila Paladini and Peter May), fish, 33 and 35 S. F. Market

Palandine G. B., dwl 1023 Kearny

Palasson Peter, milkranch, NW cor Fillmore and Francisco

Paldif Henry, farmer, dwl 304 Front

Palegreene Perrie, expressman, dwl 2 Union

Paling Joseph (colored), bootmaker, 8031% Howard

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The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 144

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