The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 145

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Publication date: 1874
Publisher: San Francisco : Langley, Henry G.
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Paling William J. (colored), shoemaker, dwl 1328 Pacific

Pallacia Carlos, expressman. 609 Sansom

Pallas James, expressman P. M. S. S. Co.'s Wharf. dwl 231 Main

Pallier I. Gereud (colored), cook, dwl 20 Lewis Pł

PALLIES ALEXANDER, produce commission, 318 Davis, dwl 420 Octavia

PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1874-6, H. G. Langley, Pub'r, S. F. Price $5.

ÆTNA INSURANCE COMPANY, of HARTFORD, is a Fire Insurance Company, not a Fire and Life Company combined.

KENNEDY'S INSURANCE AGENCY, Fire, Marine, and Life, 411 California St.

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Pallies Carlotta (widow), dwl 12 Jasper Pl Palm Edward, liquor saloon, 1134 Market, dwl 114 Morton

Palm House, Durein Bros. proprietors, 627-633 Bdwy Palm Jacob, seaman, dwl 250 Spear

Palm Richard, barkeeper Concordia Club, dwl 114 Morton

Palm Robert, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento

Palma Co. (Chinese), cigar manufactory, 632 Pacific Palmasano Andrew, laborer, dw1 918 Montgomery Palmeira Lorentz, fisherman, dwl 34 Merchant

Palmer -, cabinetmaker, dwl 3 Central Pl Palmer -, cabinetmaker, dwl 320 Jessie

PALMER BROS. (Thomas F. and Joseph D.), cloth- ing, fancy goods, and notions, 730 Market Palmer C., clerk stm New World

Palmer Cassius C. (Lambert, P. & Co.), res Oak- land

Palmer Charles, deckhand stm Express, Commercial St. Wharf

Palmer Charles, ladies' shoemaker, 77 New Mont- gomery, res Oakland

Palmer Charles, shoemaker, dw1 33 Natoma

Palmer Charles H., salesman 730 Market, dwl 25 Geary

Palmer Charles N., merchant, dwl 25 Geary

Palmer Cyrus ( Angell, P. & Co.), dwl 16 Rincon PI

Palmer Edward, clerk with Preston Woods, dwl 26 Pleasant

Palmer Edwin, bookkeeper with W. Bryant & Co., dwl W s Webster bet Clay and Sacramento

Palmer Edwin C., clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 33 Kear Palmer Fanny (widow), dwl NE cor Calhoun and Union

Palmer Frank J., stevedore, dw1 615 Commercial

Palmer Frank L., clerk with H. J. Booth & Co., res Oakland

Palmer George, bookkeeper with Littlefield, Webb & Co., dwl 823 Bush

Palmer George, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart

Palmer George J., shoemaker, dwl 212 Green

Palmer Henry ( Palmer & Co.), dwl 118 Valencia

Palmer Henry, butcher, dwl 435 Geary

Palmer Jacob ( Deming, P. & Co.), dw1 570 Folsom Palmer Jacob, stagecarpenter Bella Union Theater Palmer James R., cabinetmaker with W. J. T. Pal-

mer & Co., dwi Fell bet Van Ness Av and Frank- lin

Palmer Jane B. (widow), dwl 26 Pleasant

Palmer J. C., assistant weigher Custom House, dwl 203 Turk

Palmer John, carpenter, dw1 920 Montgomery

Palmer John, cigarettemaker with John Bollman, 510 Broadway

Palmer John, coppersmith, dwI 4 Rincon PI

Palmer Joseph C., capitalist, office 40512 California, dwl Occidental Hotel

Palmer Joseph D. ( Palmer Bros.), dw1 730 Market PALMER, KNOX & CO. (Wales L. Palmer and Is- rael W. Knox), proprietors Golden State Iron Works, 19-25 First

Palmer L. A. (widow), furnished rooms, 308 Third

Palmer Lawrence W. ( Bishop & Co.), dwl 511 Web- ster

Palmer Linwood, clerk with E. P. Peckham, res Alameda

Palmer Olivo (widow), dwl 2 Essex Pl

Palmer Peter ( Domnik & P.), dw1 16 Folsom

Palmer Philippa (widow), dwl 1211 Broadway

Palmer Phoebe HI. (widow), dw1 726 Bush

Palmer Robert, dwl 632 Market

Palmer Samuel H., clerk with Levey & Fitch, dwl 26 Pleasant

Palmer S. L. (widow), dw1 524 Eddy

Palmer S. R., miner, dwl Grand Hotel

Palmer S. R., upholsterer, dw1 509 Washington

Palmer Susan (widow), dwl W s Webster bet Clay and Sacramento

Palmer Thomas, boatman, SE cor Vallejo and Davis, dwl SE cor Pacific and Front

Palmer Thomas, seaman, dw1 238 Steuart

Palmer Thomas F. ( Palmer Bros.), dwl 220 O'Far- rell

Palmer Wales L. (Palmer, Knox & Co.), dwl 4 Essex PI

Palmer William D., salesman with Treadwell & Co., dwl 524 Eddy

Palmer William J. T. (W. J. T. Palmer & Co.), dwl 107 Fell

Palmer William T., mason, dwl 933 Kearny

PALMER W. J. T. & CO. ( Louis Focacci), office and school furniture manufacturers, 105 and 107 Mission, salesroom 323 California

Palmer & Co. (Henry Palmer), wine and general commission, 124 Clay

Palmieri Louis, woodcarver with Louis Ghilardi, dwl 533 Howard

Palomera E., dw1 10 Dupont Alley

PALTENGHI ANDREA, marble works, 1029 Mar- ket

Pamperin Frederick, laborer, dw1 814 Montgomery Panadero Charles, dwl 528 Vallejo

PANAMA LINE STEAMERS, P. M. S. S. Co. pro- prietors, office NW cor Sac and Leidesdorff

Panamint Mining Co. (Inyo Co., Cal.), office 126 Mont Panario Frank, porter 226 Bush, dwl NW cor Pearce and Eddy

Pancoast George, driver Potrero and B. V. R. R., dwl cor First and Railroad avs

Pander Ezekiel ( Lewis & P.), dw1 509 O'Farrell

Pander Joseph, clerk with Lafayette Blair, dwl 509 O'Farrell

Panelli Peter, porter with F. Daneri & Co., dwi 515 Vallejo

Pangburn Stanley D., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dw1 924 Folsom

Pannen Henry, cook, dwl New Alaska Hotel

PANTHEON SALOON, James Wainwright propri- etor, 321 California

Pantin Henry, laborer with Abraham J. Van Win- kle, dwl Old San José Road nr Industrial School Pantoja Modesta, dw1 433 Green, rear

Pantoja Peter, bootblack, 8 Merchants' Exchange, dw1 3 Pollard Pl

Pantony John, hostler with Josiah H. Swain, dwl 102312 Sutter

Panzer Alfred, quartermaster P. M. S. S. Alaska Panzini Tomaso, barkeeper with M. Maschini, dwi 200 Washington

Pape August, clerk with Hermann Doscher, dwl NE cor Fifth and Clementina

Pape August C., tinsmith, 1526 Stockton

Pape Carl, teamster 235 First

Pape Frederick, clerk, dwl 181712 Powell

Pape John H., porter with James M. Curtis, dwl W s Buchanan nr McAllister

Pape Thomas W., clerk, dwl 248 Third

Pape Thomas W. Mrs., dressmaking, 248 Third

Papenfuss Frederick, master mariner, dw1 14012 Ship

Papini Lorenzo, boarding, 19 Ohio

Papli A., dwl 528 Vallejo

Pappen John, dwl S s Twenty-first nr Eureka

Paquet D., harnessmaker, 510 Broadway

Para Joseph, longshoreman, dwl 434 Vallejo, rear

Paraf Alfred, president California Butter Co., office 418 Sacramento, dwl 309 Powell

Paravagna Luigi, proprietor Garibaldi Hotel, 222 Broadway

Parcells John J., wharfbuilder, dwl E s Old San José Road nr Twenty-sixth

Parcells William H., carpenter, dwl 2 Goldman Pl Parco Antonio, cigars, dwl 1518 Powell

Pardee E. H., oculist, office 737 Clay, res Oakland

Pardee J. W., with E. H. Pardee, dwl 217 Geary

Pardi Peter, fisherman, Clay St. Wharf

Pardini Eugene, boot and shoemaker, 724 Wash

Pardini, Jones & Bonaldi / N. Pardini, W. R. Jones,

and G. B. Bonaldi), fresh and smoked fish, 27 Washington Market and 321 Davis

Pardini N. ( Pardini, Jones & Bonaldi), dwl 502 Montgomery fourth floor

Pardo James, dwl 589 Market

PARDOW ALFRED A., attorney at law, office 420 California, dw1 1025 Hyde

Pardow George, broker, 304 Sansom, dwl 1025 Hyde Pardy John, student Heald's Business College

Paredes Jesus M., teacher piano, dwl 924 Stockton

Paredes Roman A., teacher piano, dwl 921 Stookton Parent Charles L., carpenter and builder, dwl SE cor Mission and Grand Av

Parent Charles L. Jr., carpenter, dwIS s Seventeenth nr Mission Av

Parent Thomas M., blacksmith, dwl SE oor Mission and Grand Av

Parent W. L., student Heald's Business College

Parenti C., silverplater with Martinelli & Particelli, dwl S s Minna bet Fourth and Fifth

Paret Carrio (widow), dwl 114 Prospect Pl

Pareti Luigi, laborer with Cal. Italian Paste Co., dwl 623 Broadway

SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE INS. CO., of Mass., always Just, always Prompt.

EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Paper Rulers, Leidesdorff Street, corner of Clay.

C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny Street, Fancy Goods.

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Pareti Pablo, laborer, dwl 708 Filbert

Paris Victor, tinsmith with John Pouvreau, dwl 912 Kearny

Pariseault Camille, sashmaker with D. A. Macdon- ald & Co., dwl NW cor Clay and Stockton

Parisen Philip, housesmith with Calvin Nutting & Son, dw1 539 Second

Parish A. H. Mrs. (widow). dwl 240 Jessie

Parish. See Parrish

Parisot Louis, proprietor Guillaume Tell Hotel, 721 Pacific

Park Allen, paperhanger with Peters & Ham, dwl 920 Montgomery

PARK COMMISSIONERS, office 302 Montgomery Park David C., collarmaker with J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl 7 Harlan Pl

Park E. S. Mrs., dwl 116 Turk

PARK EBERHARD W., president California Hyde and Leather Co., office 408 Battery, dwl SW cor Twenty-fourth and Mission

Park George F. M., real estate, dwl 803 Greenwich PARK HOTEL, John Schumacher proptr. 22 Turk

Park Jesse, contractor, dwl NW cor Pacific Av and Laguna

Park Jesse Jr., printer, dwl NW cor Pacific Av and Laguna

Park John, watchman P. M. S. S. Nevada

Park Robert, dwl 920 Montgomery

Park Robert Jr., paperhanger with Peters & Ham, dw] 920 Montgomery

Park Thomas C., porter with Hypolite Dutard, dwl 445 Bush

Park William, carpetweaver with Alexander Mac- kay, dwl Treat Av bet Twenty-second and Twen- ty-third

Park William, laborer, dwl 5 Garden

Park William, marblecutter, dwl NW cor Pacific Av and Laguna

Park William C., pressman with A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 116 Turk

Parkell Henry H., hotelkeeper, dw1 901 Bush

Parkell John, with Sloss & Benjamin, dwl Russ House Parker -, physician, dwl 118 Post

Parker Andrew, dwl 1111/2 Minna

Parker Angeline C. (widow), dwl 839 California

Parker Benjamin, trunkmaker, dwl N s M bet Va- lencia and Guerrero

Parker Caroline M., reporter Evening Post, dwl 1010 Montgomery

Parker Catharine (widow), housekeeper, dwl 1034 Folsom

Parker Charles, waiter with Edward Newman, dwl Minna nr Seventh

Parker Charles C. P., clerk with Daniel Rogers, dwl 604 Merchant

Parker Charles H., compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 2 Torrens Court

PARKER CHARLES H., exchange broker, office 304 Montgomery (and Parker & Roche), dwi NW cor Broadway and Taylor

Parker E. A., medical student, dwl 425 Kearny

Parker Edward C., milker with Eldridge & Hall, dw1 NE cor Scott and Filbert

Parker Edward F., clerk with A. M. Gilman, dwl Russ House

Parker Edward H., merchant, dw1 1534 Howard

Parker Edward S., dwl 425 Kearny

Parker EdwardW. (colored), ( Parker & McRunnels), dwl 786 Harrison

Parker Ellen M. (widow), dwl 821 Filbert

Parker Emily E. Mrs., dwl 1719 (1819) Leavenworth

Parker Emory B., laborer with Eldridge & Hall, dwl NE cor Scott and Filbert

Parker F. & Co., real-estate and employment office, 116 Kearny

Parker Francis L., real estate, dwl 139 Perry

Parker Francis W., foreman with Orin Jones, dwl 526 Jessie

Parker Frank L., bookkeeper with G. Mitchler, dwl 29 O'Farrell

Parker Frederick (F. Parker & Co.), dwl 20 Lilly Av

Parker George, painter, dwl 589 Market

Parker George A. ( Parker, Wattson & Co.), res East Oakland

PARKER GEORGE F., liquor merchant, dwl 1212 Powell

Parker George H., dwl 1114 Market

Parker George W. /Cunningham & P.), dw1 325 Fell Parker G. W. ( Imhaus & P.), dwl 164 Jessie

Parker Hannah Mrs., lodgings, 611 Post

Parker Harvey D., barkeeper, dw1 1819 Leavenworth Parker Haywood P., bookkeeper, dwl 515 Folsom

Parker Henry A., barkeeper, dwl 505 Filbert

Parker House, Samuel M. Hall proptr, 617 Mont Parker James, miner, dw1 520 Kearny

Parker James, tinsmith with B. C. Austin, dw1 919 Powell

Parker James H., architect, dwl N s Willow bet Mission and Valencia

Parker Jean Miss, teacher Washington Grammar School, dw1 906 Washington

Parker Jeremiah, clerk with C. P. Van Schaack & Co., dw1 907 Stockton

Parker J. K., canvassing agent with Florence Sew- ing Machine Co.

Parker John, carpenter, dw1 30 Clara

Parker John, shipcarpenter, dwl Central Hotel

Parker John B., machinist with David Stoddart, dwl 926 Washington

Parker John H., bakery, 245 Third

Parker Joseph M. ( Parker & Co.), dw1 608 Pine

Parker Judah, wrecker, dwl 1030 McAllister

Parker Julia (widow), dwl N s Francisco bet Mason and Taylor

Parker Kate Miss, dwl 250 Beale

Parker Lewis, carriagemaker with Kimball Manu- facturing Co., dwl 28 Garden

Parker Mary (widow), dwl 624 O'Farrell

Parker Meddy, driver City R. R., dwl Railroad House

Parker Milan, whitener with John Q. Garfield, dwl 1941 Broadway

Parker M. H. Mrs. (widow), dwl 2 Chatham Pl

Parker M. W. Mrs., manager Ladies' Depository, 15 New Montgomery. dwl 10 Powell

Parker Nathan D., clerk 205 Sansom, dw1 1252 Cal

Parker Richard D .. carpenter, dwl 223 Clara

Parker Robert A., clerk with Le Count Bros. & Mansur, dwl 821 Filbert

Parker S. N., workman Coiner's Department U. S. Mint, dw1 38 Eddy

Parker Susan L. (widow), dwl 840 Mission

Parker Theodore D .. ship clerk, dwI 1823 Powell

Parker Thomas, carpenter, dwl 17 Oak Grove Av, rear

Parker Thomas, carpenter, dw 1500 Dupont, rear

Parker T. M., night inspector C. H., dwl 517 Mis- sion

PARKER, WATTSON & CO. (George A. Parker and Samuel B. Wattson), importers and manu- facturers cigars and tobacco, SW cor Front and Sacramento

Parker William, boilermaker, dwl SW cor Beale and Howard

Parker William, painter. dwl Columbia Hotel

Parker William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart

Parker William, telegraph operator Point Lobos

Parker William C. ( Parker & Fry), res Oakland

Parker William H., master mariner, dw1 502 Powell Parker William H., stevedore P. M. S. S. Co., dwl cor Brannan and Fourth

Parker William J. (colored), steward Bohemian Club, dwl 1606 Hyde

Parker & Co. (Joseph M. Parker and Michael A. Flanagan), wines and liquors, 62 Halleck

Parker & Cook's Hydraulic Fire Extinguisher and Elevator, office 21/2 Stouart

Parker & Fry ( William C. Parker and Edward M. Fry), stock brokers, office SE cor Leidesdorff and Halleck

Parker & McRunnels (colored) ( Edward W. Parker and David M. McRunnels), shoemakers, 414 Third

PARKER & ROCHE /Charles H. Parker and John J. Rache), attorneys at law, office 8-10 Mont- gomery Block

Parkhurst David L., exchange clerk Bank California, dwl 1401 Taylor

Parkhurst J. W., carpenter, dwl Heinz Hotel

PARKHURST V. S. W., importer hardware, scales, etc., and agent White's Patent Money Drawer, 318 Pine, dwl Russ House

Parkin Charles, deckhand stm New World

Parkin Charles A., springmaker with Betts Spring Co., dwl 155 Minna

Parkin E. H., springmaker with Betts Spring Co., dw1 460 Minna

PARKIN JOHN, proprietor Pacific File Works, 53 Beale, dw1 460 Minna

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

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

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

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Parkin Thomas, carpenter with J. Wetmore Dunne, res Oakland

Parkinson George C., dwl SE cor Capp and Twenty- fifth

Parkinson James C. ( McEachren & P.), dw1 418 Brannan

Parkinson John H., machinist with Hinckley & Co., dwl NE cor Twenty-first and Howard

Parkinson Samuel H., machinist with Kimball Man- ufacturing Co., dwl SW cor Berry and Fourth

Parkman Emma Mrs., furnished rooms, 725 Pine

Parks James, apothecary with William C. Miller, dwl 1124 Stockton

Parks John. carpenter, dw1 360 Jessie

Parks John, office 14 Post, dwl 1115 Van Ness Av Parks John, porter with Sutton & Pendergast, dwl 324 Davis

Parks John C., turner with W. B. Bradbury, dw1 657 Mission

Parks Madeline (widow), housekeeper, dw1 504 Jessie Parks Robert F. (of Parks Bros., Marysville), otlice 10 Davis, dwl 1115 Sutter

Parks Thomas, vegetable dealer, dwl 445 Bush

Parks Walter, actor Buckley's Varieties, dwl cor Fourth and Mission

Parlange Edward, porter with Henry Schroder & Co., dwl 1510 Dupont

Parmeleo George E., stock broker, office 405 Califor- nia, dwl 215 Bush

Parnall John, real estate, dwl 724 Mission

Parnow Charles, seaman, dwl 2 Baldwin Court

Parquette A. F., bookkeeper with Wand, Kane & Co., dw1 542 Jessie

Parr James, drayman with Weed & Gorie, dwl 931 Market

Parr Richard E., clerk Western Union Telegraph Co., dwl 825 Broadway, rear

Parrat Robert, brakeman S. P. R. R., dwl Mechanic's House

Parratt Frederick, clerk with Dickson, De Wolf & Co., res Oakland

Parre Benjamin, waiter Russ House

Parrell Patrick, baggage master S. P. R. R.

Parrington W. R., engineer S. P. R. R.

Parrish Charles, clerk with F. & P. J. Cassin, dwI 624 Ellis

Parrish Nathan C., machinchand with A. M. Jewell & Co., dwl W s Capp nr Twenty-third

Parrish Norman, planer California Mills, dwl W s Treat Av bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third Parrish. See Parish

Parrit Antoine, cook, dw1 621 Vallejo

Parrott Charles, laborer, dwl SE cor Octavia and Greenwich

PARROTT JOHN, capitalist, office 528 Sacramento, (and Parrot & (o.), dw] 620 Folsom

Parrott R., brakeman S. P. R. R.

Parrott R. B., clerk Townsend St. Yard S. P. R. R. Parrott Tiburcio ( Parrott & Co.), dwl 620 Folsom Parrott Winfield, carriagemaker, dwl 225 O'Farrell

PARROTT & CO. (John Parrott, William F. Bab- cock, and Tiburcio Parrott), commission mer- chants, office 306 California

Parry Archer, shipcarpenter, dwl 11 Lo Roy Pl

Parry Cæsar, second cook P. M. S. S. Colorado

Parry George, computing clerk U. S. Mint, res Oak- land

Parry Horace E., miller with Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl 1717 Leavenworth

Parry Isaac, physician, office 759 Market, dwl 1632 Sacramento

Parry James, shipcarpenter, dwl 159 Perry

Parry Robert H., clerk with Black Diamond Coal Mining Co., dwl SE cor Mission and Steuart

Parson Edward, physician, office and dwl 55 Second Parsons - Mr -. , dwl 532 Mission

Parsons Adonijah, boutbuilder with Timothy Collins, dwi 503 Hyde

Parsons Asa E., porter with George F. Bragg & Co., dwl & s Sixteenth Av bet Q and R, South S. F.

Parsons Charles, farmer, Mountain Lake

Parsons Charles A., bookkeeper with Davis & Cow- ell, dw1 614 Capp

Parsons Charlos J., dwl 223 Ritch

Parsons Fannie Miss, dressmaker with Sullivan & Moorhead, dwl 22) Second

Parsons Frederick, barkeeper, dwl 80 Clementina Parsons Harry, stocks, dwl 212 Second

Parsons Henry, clerk with W. M. Brandon, dwl 122 Dora

Parsons James, carpenter with D. A. Macdonald & Co. Parsons Jemima (widow), dwl 159 Nineteenth

Parsons L. Mrs., dressmaker with Sullivan & Moor- head, dwl Montgomery Hotel

Parsons Levi H., dwi till Fell

Parsons Lorenzo, physician, dwl W s San José Av nr Twenty-fourth

Parsons Nels, seaman, dw1 415 East

Parsons O. S., seaman, dwl 2; Sacramento

Parsons S. Mrs., dw1 83 Everett

Parsons Samuel, barkeeper, dw1 848 Howard

Parsons Thomas, porter, dwl 424 Sansom

Parsons Wallace, painter, dw1 583 Market

PARSONS WICK B., editor Pacific Methodist, office 409 Washington, dwl 2012 Folsom

Parsons William ( William Parsons & Co.), dwl 11 Prospect PI

Parsons William, carpenter, dwl 122 Dora

Parsons William, laborer, dw1 38'2 Langton

Parsons William & Co. (Thomas Phelan), market, 11 Prospect Pl

Parsons William F., laborer C. P. R. R. Depot, dwl 227 Second

Partagos A. & Co. (Hop Hing), cigar factory, 730 Jackson

Partel Antonio, barkeeper, dwl California Hotel

Parti Charles C., tailor with John H. Tobin, dwl 716 Howard

Particelli A. ( Martinelli & P.), dwl S s Minna bet Fourth and Fitth

Partington Joseph, boatman. dwl Fillmore St. Wharf Partinos Paul, dwl 1114 Stockton

Partmann Gerhard I., cigars and tobacco, 3 Third, dwl 2332 Stevenson

Partridge Edward B., bookkeeper with W. W. Dodge & Co., dwl 1213 Bush

Partridge Peter (., real estate, office 338 Mont

Partridge Sidney, seaman, dw1 117 Drumm Partridge. See Patridge and Pattridge

Partunato Frederick, fisherman, Clay St. Wharf

Parzzo John, hairdresser, dwl Pollard Pl

PASCAL, DUBEDAT & CO. { Emile Pascal and Eugene Dubedat), importers French wines, bran- dies, etc., 426 and 428 Jackson

Pascal Emile ( Pascal, Dubedat & Co.), dw] SE cor Mason and Filbert

Pascoe J., shipwright, dw1 616 Kearny

Pascoe Jefferson, gunsmith with Clabrough & Bros., dwl 18 Verona Pl

Pascoe John, mining engineer, dwl 18 Verona Pl

Pashempah David, tailor, dw1 333 Bush

Paskell John S., foreman with Sloss & Benjamin, dwl Russ House

Pasley Matthew, express wagon, 24 Commercial, dwi 4 Washington Av

Pasquale August, baker with Felix Guenin, Nobili Alley

PASQUALE BENOIT, manufacturer regalia, flags, etc .. and importer toys and fancy goods, 642 and 644 Washington

Pasquale Nozzi, cook with Alfred Sorbier, dwl 1013 Dupont

Pasquelle Richard, cabinetmaker with Cal. Furni- ture Manufacturing Co., dwl 144 Second

Pasquini A. (G. Giovacchini & Co,), dw1 521 Com

Passalaqua Antonio, fruits and vegetables, dw1 329 Broadway

Passler William, waiter, dwl 3 Miller Pl

Passman David, baker P. M. S. S. Alaska

Past H. J., foundryman with Hanscom & Co.

Pastini Antonio, vegetables, dwl 19 Lewis Pl

Patch Eldridge G., shoemaker with Buckingham & Hecht, dwl NW cor Market and Van Ness Av. PATCH GEORGE W., stencileutter, 405 Front room 11, dw1 931 Greenwich

Patch Oscar A., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 1230)% Folsom

Patch Richard, porter, dw1 337 Bush

Patchell Edward ( Patchell & Goodnow and G. A. Kaiser & Co.), dwl 153 Third

Patchell Edward Mrs., lodgings, 153 Third

Patchell & Goodnow ( Edward Patchell and Albert I. Goodnow), wood and coal, 234 Fifth

Patchin G., hairdresser, dwl 6 Trinity, rear

Patok Abraham, carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl 711 O'Farrell

Patek Samuel, collector with Union Ins. Co., dw1 533 O'Farrell

PATENT BRICK CO., Philip Cadue president, de- pot Berry bet Third and Fourth, office 513 Mont

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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Patent E. (widow), dwI N s Liberty nr Dolores PATENT IMPROVED ASPHALT CO., Frank H. Burke manager, office 316 Montgomery

Paterson James, receiving teller Bank California, dwl 005 Market

Paterson L. P., seaman, dwl 415 East Paterson R., waiter stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co. Paterson. See Patterson

Patient Andrew D., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl cor Eighth and Brannan

Paton Daniel, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 11 Tehama

Paton John H., bricklayer, dw1 523 Shotwell

Paton. See Patten and Patton

Patriarche Charles 'T., clerk Auditor's Office C. P. R. R., dw1 905 Market

Patrick Anne (widow), dressmaker, dwl 6121g Na- toma

Patrick Arthur, machinist, dwl 350 Third

Patrick Frederick, deckhand stm Louise, res Brook- lyn

Patrick James C. (Richard Patrick & Co.), dw1 605 Bush

Patrick Harry W., professor music, dwl 284 Minna Patrick John H. ( Richard Patrick & Co.), ros New York

Patrick Louise (widow, colored), dwl 1206 Broadway Patrick M. J. Mrs., dwl 350 Third

Patrick Richard ( Richard Patrick & Co.), res New York

PATRICK RICHARD & CO. (James C. Patrick, Matthew N. Ince and John H. Patrick), im- porters and jobbers foreign and domestic hard- ware, 122 Battery

Patrick Sarah A. Mrs. (colored), ladies' hairdresser, 1317 Stockton, rear

Patrick Wellington C. (colored), hairdresser, 1317 Stockton, rear

Patrick William, waiter, dwl 55 Everett

Patridge G. Bera Mme. (widow), dwl 314 Fifth

PATRIDGE HIRAM C., proprietor International Hotel, 824 Kearny

Patridge. See Partridge and Pattridge

Patriony Poter, fruitpeddler, dwl 625 Pacific, rear

Patrocinio R., hairdresser, dwl 1415 Stockton

Patrona Juana, dwl 29 Hinckley, rear

Pattee Solon, accountant, office 240 Montgomery Patten -- , dwl 905 Market

Patten Benjamin A. ( Barry & P.), dw1 709 Geary

Patton Bernard, laborer, dwl 632 Brannan

Patten Charles, farmer, dwl cor Crescent Av and Laurel, Bernal Heights

Patten Edward, waiter stm Constantine, Clay St. Wharf

Patten Edward M., salesman with J. C. Merrill & Co., dw1 609 Hyde

Patten Edward M. Jr., bookkeeper with Hill & Eastman, dwl SW cor Larkin and California

Patten Elizabeth (widow), dw1 326 Tehama Patten George W., dw1 609 llyde

Patten John, cook with Noonan & McGrath

Patten John, laborer New U. S. Appraiser's Building, dw1 918 Montgomery

Patten John, miner, dw1 326 Sansom

Patten Julia (widow), dwl Valencia bet Ridley and Hermann

PATTEN MINING CO., William Fleeson secretary, office 6 Leidesdorff

Patten Philip H., assistant storekeeper Broadway Bonded Warehouse, res Oakland

Patten Stephen W., clerk Delivery Department Wells, Fargo & Co., dw1 704 Larkin

Patten Thomas, shoemaker, dwl 284 Stevenson

Patten William, clerk, dwl 721 Market

Patten William H., master machinist U. S. Mint, NW cor Mission and Fifth

Patten William P., steward with P. Berges & Co., dwl 437% Natoma

Patten. See Paton and Patton

Patterson -, painter, dw1 655 Washington

Patterson A. C., carpenter Clothing Depot Mil. Div. Pac., 107 Stockton, dwl Golden Gate Hotel

Patterson Alexander, dwl E s Calhoun bet Union and Alta Pl

Patterson Alexander R., carpenter with Edwin O. Hunt, dw1 15251% Mason

Patterson Andrew, seaman, dwl 415 East

Patterson Annie, chambermaid Cosmopolitan Hotel Patterson Charles ( Murphy & Patterson), dwl NW cor Mission and Thirty-second

Patterson Charles, deckhand stm Louise, res Brook- lyn

Patterson Charles, shipwright, dwl Hunter's Point Patterson Clark, carpenter, dwl 728 Market

Patterson Crosby, machinehand with Bryant & Strahan, dwl cor Mission and Spear

Patterson David, machinist Risdon Iron and Loco- motivo Works, dwl 209 Harrison

Patterson David W., attorney at law, dwl 665 Miss Patterson Ellen Mrs., dressmaker, 2330 Kearny

Patterson George, carpenter with D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 71216 Clementina

Patterson George F., dwl NW cor Har and Hayward Patterson J., carpenter with John Cook, dwl N s Vallejo nr Mason

Patterson James / Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co.), dwi NE cor Green and Mason

Patterson James, dwl 21 Mary

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The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 145

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