The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 171

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Publication date: 1874
Publisher: San Francisco : Langley, Henry G.
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Snell George W. (of Hodge. Calef & Co., Portland, Oregon), office 215 California, dwI 123 Turk Snell George P., clerk Coso House, 411 Sansom

Snell John, student Heald's Business College

Snell Samuel, seaman, dwl 35 Pacific

Sniediker Samuel B., omnibus driver Homestead House, Point Lobos Av

Sniffen Elijah ( Brown & S.), dw1 528 Bryant

Sniffin Sylvester, calker Shipcalkers' Association, 713 Mission

Snively Edward P., driver Market St. Railway, dwl 530 Valencia

Snively John H., watchman with Kimball Manufact- uring Co., dwl cor Fourth and Bryant

Snoen W., waiter stm T. C. Walker

Snook Edgar N., plumber with G. & W. Snook, dwl 246 Stevenson

Snook Edward C., plumber with G. & W. Snook, dwl 246 Stevenson

SNOOK G. & W., tin, copper, and sheet-iron work- ers and plumbers, 427 Pine

Snook George A. (G. & W. Snook), dw1 529 Green Snook John A., clerk with Solomon Tesmore, dwl W 8 Bartlett bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth

Snook William S. (G. & W. Snook), res Oakland Point

Snooks John G., first assistant engineer stm Prince Alfred, dw1 1002 Montgomery

Snow Ansel II. M., shipjoiner Shipjoiners' Journey- men Association, 139 Post

Snow Charles, calker, dwl 322 Main, rear

Snow Chester J., carpenter Public School Depart- ment, dwl W s Gough bet Grove and Fulton

Snow Densil A., wheelwright with Edwin Falking- ham, dwl 204 Second

Snow Frank C. (Snow & May), dwl 26 Haight

Snow Herman, bookseller and agent Adams & Co.'s Golden Pens, 319 Kearny

Snow H. W., special agent Hartford Fire Insurance Co., dwl Ss Twenty-second nr Shotwell

SNOW JOHN F., cleansing and dyeing silks, wool- ens, furs, kid gloves, feathers, etc., 1623 Mission, depot 25 Post, dwl 1623 Mission

Snow Levi T., porter 325 Front, dwl 329 Fell

Snow Reuben A., peddler, dwl W s Powell nr Eddy Snow Richard, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart

SNOW & MAY (Frank C. Snow and William B. May), importers artists' materials and engrav- ings, manufacturers picture frames, and depot Goupil & Co., 21 Kearny

SNOWBALL ROBERT Y., stock broker, office 106 Leidesdorff, dwl 26 Prospect Pl

Snyder Albert A., architect, carpenter, and builder, office 17 Halleck, dw1 619 Pine

Snyder Charles, carpenter, dwl 1103 Montgomery

Snyder Charles, porter with B. & J. S. Doe, dwl 1103 Montgomery

Snyder Emma Mrs., cigarmaker, dwl 414 Filbert

Snyder Frank, driver National Laundry, dwl S 8 Seventeenth nr Dolores

Snyder George D., conductor Central R. R., dwl 418 Sixth

Snyder Jacob, engineer Spring Valley Water W. Co., dwl N s Bay bet Leavenworth and Hyde

Snyder Jacob B., collector, dwl 31 Oak Grove Av

Snyder Jessie, stagecarpenter Opera House, dw1 606 Pine

Snyder John, cutler, dw1 414 Filbert

Snyder Kate (widow), dw1 907 Howard

Snyder P. H., barkeeper, dw1 504 Minna

Snyder. See Sneider and Schneider

Soares A. B., Portuguese Benevolent and Protective Association, 109 California room 16

Soares J. F., Portuguese Benevolent and Protective Association, 109 California room 16

Sobbe Diedrich, wines and liquors, 541 Mission

Sobbe Wilhelm, seaman, dwl 9 Washington

Sobrina Andrea Miss, Spanish needlework, dwl 732 Vallejo

Societa Indipendente Di Mutua Beneficenza, office 526 Merchant

SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUEL- TY TO ANIMALS, office 614 Merchant

SOCIETE FRANCAISE DE BIENFAISANCE MUTUELLE, office 808 Montgomery

SOCIETE FRANCAISE D'EPARGNES ET DE PREVOYANCE MUTUELLE (French Mutual Provident Savings and Loan Society), 411 Bush

SOCIETY ITALIAÑA DI MUTUA BENEFICEN- ZA, G. Caglieri secretary, office 430 Jackson

Sockum William H. (colored), laborer cor Post and Montgomery, dwl 25 Everett

Soderstrand Peter A., carpenter S. P. R. R.

Soecker Christian, laborer, dw1 160 Steuart Soery James HI., clerk with Sharp & Lloyd, 636 Clay Soery William H., dw1 434 Tehama

Soessel Herman, cabinetmaker with Christian Schreiber & Co., dwl 737 Market

Sogerhorst August, captain schooner George Louis, dwl 789 Washington

Soher Lewis, physician, office 315 Montgomery, dwl 1225 Bush

Sohl Edward, laborer S. F. Cordage Manufactory Sohl John, cellarman Washington Brewery, dwl SE cor Lombard and Taylor

Sohl John Henry, porter with Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dw1 223 Perry

Sohlke Carl W., clerk with Wolters & Fechheimer, dwl NW cor Thirteenth and Folsom

Sohlke Theodore, teacher languages, dwl 112 Sixth Sohn Henry F., laborer with George W. Hatmann, dwl S s Union bet Franklin and Gough

Sohneuer William, steward Golden Gate Hotel, dwl 272 Stevenson

Solano Mauro, musician, dw1 808 Filbert

Solari Giovanni, bootblack, 224 Montgomery, dwl Battery nr Jackson

Solari Joseph, gardener, NW cor Franklin and Un- ion

Solari Michell ( Neilson & S.), dw1 434 Pine

Solaro Henry J., bookkeeper with Martin & Steffani, dw1 625 Green

Solberger I., laborer What Cheer House, 525 Sacra- mento

Soldate John, clerk, dwl 5 Francisco

Soldtwedel Henry, miner, dwl 228 Bush

Solen Ellen, waiter with John O. Eldridge, 646 Fol

Soley William J., packer with Reid & Brooks, dwl 1108 Montgomery

Solimon Harris, clothing, 536 Pacific

Solimon Isidor, clothing, dw1 536 Pacific

Solis Ansel, hairdresser, 1824 Powell

Solis Joseph, pantryman, dwl 11 Union Pl

Solley Stephen J., machinist with F. A. Huntington, dw] 902 Montgomery

Solley William T., bookkeeper New Wisconsin Ho- tel, 902 Montgomery

Soloi James, dwl 1 Sonoma Pl

Solomon -, dwl 318 Pine

Solomon Aaron, clothing, 435 Pacific, dw1 824 Mont

Fire Insurance at Tariff Rates; Losses 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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Solomon Abraham, teacher Valencia St. Grammar School, dwl 2510 Webster

Solomon Albert, merchant. dwl 17 Third Solomon Benjamin, porter 102 Bat, dwl 1717 Mason SOLOMON B. L. & SONS, John H. Kemp agent, im- porters upholstery goods, 410 Market

Solomon Charles, clerk with Lazarus Solomon, dwl 510 Hyde

Solomon Frederika Miss, teacher German, South Cosmopolitan Primary School, dwl 504 Leav

Solomon Gustave, watches and jewelry, 1218 Polk Solomon Isaac H., bookkeeper with Hecht Bros. & Co., dw1 307 Lombard

Solomon Isidor, clothing, 420 Pacific

Solomon Israel, insurance agent, dw1 307 Lombard Solomon Jacob, dwl 510 Hyde

Solomon Joseph, wharfsweeper with State Harbor Commission, dw1 519 Jessie

Solomon Lazarus, clothing, 78 Steuart, dwl 510 Hyde Solomon Leah Miss, teacher Union Primary School, dw1 307 Lombard

Solomon Louis, clothing, dw1 510 Hyde

Solomon Mary Miss, teacher Powell St. Primary School, dw1 307 Lombard

Solomon Moses, dwl 306 Seventh

Solomon Neuman, butter and eggs, Metropolitan Market, dwl 517 Stevenson

Solomon Samuel, butcher, 2 Grand Central Market, dwl 603 Post

Solomon Samuel, clothing, 804 Kearny, dwl 921 Pac Solomon Tobias, clerk with Neuman Solomon, dwl 517 Stevenson

Solomon Wolf, tailor with L. Morris & Son, dwl 25 Second

Solomon. See Salomon and Solimon

Solomons Seixas, bookkeeper with L. Dinkelspiel & Co., dwl 1825 Clay

Soltsien Herman A., engineer with Pacific Stone Co., dwl W s Fillmore bet Union and Filbert

Somaly John ( Somaly & Coqueugniot), dw1 626 Cal Somaly & Coqueugniot (John Somaly and John Co- queugniot), California House Restaurant, 624 Cal Somers Alice Miss, paper-boxmaker with Wempe Bros., dw1 341/2 Moss

Somers Don Carlos ( Somers & Co.), dwl 401 Bryant Somers D. T., seaman, dwl 20 Folsom

Somers Harvey C. ( Rider, S. & Co.), dw1 2910 Fol

Somers Raymond, packer with Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 511 Sansom

Somers William J., merchant, dwl 403 Bryant

Somers & Co. (Don Carlos Somers and Robert Shearer), market and groceries, NW cor Bryant and Second

Somers. See Summers

·Somerset Mining Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.), J. M. Buf- fington secretary, office 37 Merchants' Exchange Somerset Sara A. Mrs., with Wheeler & Wilson Sew- ing Machine Co., dwl 613 Turk

Somerville Augustus H., shoecutter with Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 421 Bush

Somerville Frederick, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial Somerville Peter S., engineer Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl SW cor Broadway and Leavenworth

Somerville Thomas, machinist with Tait & Hainque, dwl 4 Antonio

Sommer August, cabinetmaker with John B. Luch- singer & Son, dwl 34 Hayes

Sommer Edward, cabinetmaker with Herman Grantz, dwl 20 Page

Sommer H. N. J., master mariner, dw1 617 Davis Sommer S. M., captain schooner Veto, office 305 East, res Oakland

Sommerlard Henry, driver, dwl 52 Clementina Sommerlard Sophia (widow), midwife, dwl 52 Clem Somps John, driver with P. G. Somps & Co., dwl 712 Broadway

Somps Peter, with P. G. Somps & Co., dwl 712 Bdwy Somps Peter G. (P. G. Somps & Co.), dw1 829 Green- wich

SOMPS P. G. & CO. (H. Marliere and J. Mouthon), Steam Soda Works, 259 and 261 Clem nr Fourth Son Adolph A. (Son Brothers) , dwl SE cor Polk and Geary

Son Albert A. (Son Brothers), dwl Lick House

SON BROTHERS ( Adolph A. and Albert A.), im- porters and jobbers pipes, smokers' articles, cut- lery, stationery, Yankee notions, etc., SE cor Sansom and Sacramento

Sondheimer M., salesman with Hecht Bros. & Co., dw1 15 Stockton

Sonnenberg George, poultry, eggs, and butter, 931 Mission

Sonnenberg Louis B., groceries, etc., SE cor Stock- ton and Post

Sonnewald John, barkeeper, dwl 4 Ashburton PI

Sonnichsen James N., porter with L. E. Weck & Co., dwl 510 Fell

Sonnichsen Nicholas, cashier Commercial Union In- surance Co., dwl 1025 Howard

Sonnichson Heinrich M. (Peterson & S.), dwl 214 Steuart

SONNTAG CHARLES, cashier S. F. Post-office (and Sonntag & Co.), dwl 1772 Folsom

Sonntag Henry A., real estate, dwl 1772 Folsom

Sonntag Henry P., dwl 1772 Folsom

Sonntag Julian. salesman with E. J. Bowen, dwl 1772 Folsom

Sonntag Julius H., importer, dw] 1523 Powell

SONNTAG & CO. (Charles Sonntag), dealers and collectors California tree seeds, office 1772 Folsom Sonognini Celestina, teamster with C. Borger, dwl 415 Powell

Sonogoratti E., fruits, Es Polk nr Austin

Sonoma Packets, Joseph Henry agent, office Larue's Wharf

Sonoma Quicksilver M. Co. (Cal.), William Willis secretary, office 419 California

Soon Chong (Chinese), merchant, 812 Dupont

Soong Sing John & Co. (Chinese), cigar manufactory, 716 Pacific

Soper Charles B., engineer, dwl 11 Freelon

Sophey Joseph ( Mc Arron & S.), dw1 820 Folsom

Sorbier Alfred, restaurant, 1013 Dupont

.Sorbier Jules E., restaurant, 540 Commercial, dw1 6 Prospect Pl

Sord Christopher, milkman with S. Brunnin, Filbert bet Webster and Bay

Soren George S., stock broker, dwI Russ House

Sorensen Christian, captain schooner Madeline, Mar- ket St. Wharf

Sorensen Conrad, clerk, dw1 803 Montgomery

Sorensen William (J. Schulken & Co.), dwl SE cor Octavia and McAllister

Sorg George, clerk with Markley & Mathieu, dwl 4341/2 Pine

Sorg Peter, musical instruments, 203 Kearny, dwl 11 Hinckley

Sornax David S. (colored), waiter Windsor House, dwl 1212 Pacific

Sornin Alexander, watchmaker and jeweler, 603 Mont Sorrell Peter, peddler, dwl 1135 Mission

Sorrell Walter, carpenter California Mills, dwIN s Twenty-sixth nr Sanchez

Sorrentiano Mathew, fisherman, Clay St. Wharf

Sortz George, broommaker California Broom Fac- tory, dwl Sacramento Hotel

Sorva John, teamster, dwl 14 Jansen

Sota F. (widow), dwl 707 Greenwich

Soto Rosaura Miss, dressmaker, dwl 212 Auburn

Soto Santos (widow), dwl 212 Auburn

Sotomajor Antonia (widow), dwl 4 Maiden Lane Sotto Tomassa Mrs., dressmaker, dw1 1319 Dupont Soucaze G. ( Herrmann & S.), dw1 524 Filbert

Souday John, clerk U. S. Army Headquarters, 105 Stockton, dwl 810 Leavenworth

Soudheimer Moses, with Hecht Bros., dwl 115 Stock- ton

Souffraine William, laborer New City Hall, dw1 637 Post

Soule A. G., physician, office and dwl 822 Howard Soule Alfonzo, dwl 937 Mission

Soule Andrew J. Mrs. (widow), furnished rooms, 109 Geary

Soule Fannie L. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar School, dwl 1905 Stockton

SOULE FRANK, editor Alta California, office 529 California, dwl 1905 Stockton

Soule H. Gertrude Miss., teacher Tehama Primary School, dw1 822 Howard

Soulé Kendrick B. (Webster & S.), dw1 823 Mission Soule Maria L. Miss, teacher Tehama St. Primary School, dwI 1419 Taylor

SOULE MILAN, physician, office 51 Third, dwl 822 Howard

SOULE SAMUEL, State Harbor Commissioner, of- fice 414 Montgomery, dwl 323 First

Soule S. P., collector Clay St. Wharf, dwl 323 First Soule William F., miner, dw1 1905 Stockton

Soulsby Gold Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co., Cal.), office 316 California

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

ETNA 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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Souques August, with Philippe Martial, dwl 823 Pacific

Sourina D., nurse French Hospital, S s Bryant bet Fifth and Sixth

Soussingeas Louis Mrs. (widow), dwl 515 Filbert Soutade Philip, dw1 7 Pollard Pl

Souter Peter, carpenter with D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 276 Jessie

South Chariot M. Co. (Idaho), Frank Swift secretary, office 419 California

South Comstock G. & S. M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), J. M. Buffington secretary, office 37 Merchants' Exchange

South Crown Point Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) of- fice 402 Montgomery room 12

South Eureka M. Co. (Eureka, Nev.3, office 438 Cal South Overman S. M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.). David Wilder secretary, office 28 Merchants' Exchange SOUTH PARK LIVERY STABLE, J. & R. Smith proprietors, 344 Brannan

SOUTH PARK MALT HOUSE, Herman Zweig pro- prietor, N s Brannan bet Fifth and Sixth, Herr- mann & Co. agents, 313 Sacramento

SOUTH PARK SAW MILLS, F. Korbel & Bros. proprietors. 437 Brannan

SOUTH POINT MILLS, A. M. Jewell & Co. pro- prietors, planing and sawing, Berry bet Third and Fourth

South Point Warehouse, John Hooper proprietor, Berry bet Third and Fourth

South San Francisco Dock Company, Willian Stuart secretary, office 113 Leidesdorff

South San Francisco Refining Co., Seventh Av, South S. F., Adams & Knight agents, office 314 Wash South Virginia S. M. Co. (White Pine Co., Nev.), R. Wegener secretary, office 414 California

SOUTH WALES ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINE, J. R. Erringer agent, office 238 Montgomery

Southack Francis L., chief clerk Track Department C. P. R. R., dwl 108 Taylor

Southard James B., attorney at law, office 2 and 3 Montgomery Block, dwl 8 Mason

Southard M. H., laborer Custom House, dwl 325 Chestnut

Southard William E., clerk, dwl 636 Commercial

Souther John L., cigars and tobacco, SW cor Howard and Fourth, dwl 3 Howard Court

Souther Joseph N. (Chenery, Souther & Co.), dwl 123 Turk

Souther Joseph W., drayman with J. C. Merrill & Co., dwl 308 Clementina

Souther Michael, calker Shipcalkers' Association, 713 Mission

Souther W. H., assistant bookkeeper with Reding- ton, Hostetter & Co., dwl 510 Larkin

Southerland John, butcher with Bowen & Newman, dwl 60 Clementina

SOUTHERN DISPACH LINE PACKETS, N. Pierce agent, office 610 Front

Southern Gold Hill G. & S. M. Co., David Wilder secretary, office 28 Merchants' Exchange

Southern James, packer with Marden & Myrick, dwl 627 Vallejo

Southern Joseph J., steward, 329 Montgomery, dwl 627 Vallejo

Southern Pacific Consolidated G. Mining Co. (Kern Co., Cal.), office 402 Montgomery room 7

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, C. P. Huntington president, J. L. Willcutt secre- tary, general office cor Fourth and Townsend, Passenger Depot junction Market and Valencia, Freight Depot cor Fifth and Townsend, Repair Shops cor Sixteenth and Harrison

Southern Thomas R., teacher Heald's Business Col- lege, dwl 1101 Pine

Southwell George Sen., carpenter, dw1 1507 Larkin Southwell George, stock broker, dwI 813 Broadway Southwell John, printer, dwl 813 Broadway

Southwell John W., bookkeeper with L. W. Ken- nedy, dw1 1213 Powell

Southwick A. H. ( A. H. Southwick & Co.), res Ala- meda

SOUTHWICK A. H. & CO. (H. F. Shepardson), manufacturers windmills, office 408 California

Southwick Edward ( D. Hays & Co.), dwl 24 Minna Southwick William O., lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, dwl 15712 Tehama

Southworth A. B., dw1 703 Post

Soutto J. G., Portuguese P. and B. Association, 109 California room 16

Sova William, carpenter with D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl Howard nr Third

Spaar Conrad, maltster Washington Brewery, dwl 624 Lombard

Spadina Angelo, musician California Theater, dwl 1103 Powell

Spadoni Joseph, pantryman P. M. S. S. Colorado

Spafford James M., merchandise broker, office 321 Front, res East Oakland

Spafford John, waiter, dwl 1304 Powell

Spahr John K., bootblack, 34 Kearny

Spaight James, stevedore P. M. S. S. Co., dw1 315 Ritch

SPAIN, Camillo Martin consul, office NW cor Cali- fornia and Leidesdorff

Spalatrom Simon, barkeeper, dwI 14 Washington Spalding Rufus C., U. S. N. paymaster, office 434 California, dwl Occidental Hotel

Spalt Phillip, fireman Pacific Glass Works, dwl cor Minesota and Mariposa

Spanagel George, bootmaker, 646 Clay, dwl SW cor Clay and Stockton

Spanahan John, stevedore P. M. S. S. Co., dw1 555 Mission

Spanger P., shipwright Shipwrights' Journeymen Association, 71 New Montgomery

Spangle William (Spangle & McMains), dwl 151 New Montgomery

Spangle & McMains ( William Spangle and Alexan- der C. Mc Mains), bedsprings, 151 New Mont Spanhacke F. Miss, teacher Union Grammar School Spanier Joseph, clerk with E. Cohn & Co., dwl 220 Sutter

Spanish Cigarmakers' Union, Sabino Ortega man- ager, 324 Clay

Spanjer Peter, shipcarpenter, dwl cor M and Sixth Av, South S. F.

Spannhacke Anton, dwl Park Hotel

Spannhake Henry, teamster with Henry Koerber & Bro., dwl 36 Valparaiso

Spanton James, painter, dwl 5 Gordon

Sparks C. C., student Heald's Business College Sparks Hervey (W. H. Sparks & Co.), 240 Mont

Sparks John W., conductor, dwl E s Columbia nr Twenty-fourth

Sparks Thomas, teamster with U. S. Drayman, dwl cor Jones and Ellis

SPARKS W. H. & CO. ( Hervey Sparks), real-estate agents, office 240 Montgomery

Sparks William, bookkeeper with Bryant & Cook, dwl 311 Sutter

Sparks William, master mariner, dw1 8 Garden Sparks William H. (W. H. Sparks & Co.), res Oak- land

Sparrow -, dw1 920 Montgomery

Sparrow Albert R., compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1223 Clay

Sparrow John T., stavejoiner Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl SE cor Brannan and Sixth

Sparrow Joseph, groceries and liquors, 33 Clem

Sparrow Walter, bookkeeper with Stone & Hayden, dwl 311 Chestnut

Spatz Charles H., clerk Letter Department Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 1436 Stockton

Spatz John H., carpenter, dwl 1436 Stockton Spatz John H. Mrs., dry goods, 1486 Stockton Spaulding Andrew, watchmaker, 122 Fourth

Spaulding C. A., attorney at law and collector, office

54 Montgomery Block, dwl 1303 Leavenworth

Spaulding Charles Hudson, sawmaker with Nathan W. Spaulding, dwl 227 Second

Spaulding George (Spaulding & Barto), dwl 182 Eighth

Spaulding James, clerk, dwl 632 Market

Spaulding Jerome, with N. W. Spaulding, school di- rector, dw1 24 Hampton PI

Spaulding John (John Spaulding & Co.), res Oak- land

Spaulding John, carrier Alta California, 529 Cal

SPAULDING JOHN & CO., Pioneer Carpet Beating Machine, 353 and 355 Tehama

Spaulding John F., teacher music, office and dw1 536 Market

Spaulding Madison, bricklayer and jobber, 1 Brooks SPAULDING NATHAN W., sawsmithing and re- pairing, 17 and 19 Fremont (and Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co.), res SW cor Madison and Ninth, Oakland

Spaulding & Barto (George Spaulding and Harri- son Barto), book and jobprinters, 414 Clay

MERIDEN FIRE INS. CO. OF CONN .; Assets over $300,000; Farnsworth & Clark, Agte.

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

N. W. SPAULDING, SAW SMITHING AND REPAIRING

ESTABLISHMENT, Nos. 17 and 19 FREMONT STREET, NEAR MARKET, S San Francisco, Cal.

MANUFACTURER OF

SPAULDING

PATP SEPT IOTH 1861

SPAULDING'S Inserted Tooth

CIRCULAR SAWS.

THEY HAVE PROVED TO BE THE

CHEAPEST, MOST DURABLE AND ECONOMICAL SAWS IN THE WORLD.

DUPLICATE TEETH, $1 EACH.

All Saws sold or Work done Warranted.

PACIFIC SAW MANUFACTURING COMPANY

Nos. 17 and 19 Fremont Street, San Francisco.

REAPER

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MOWING

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SECTIONS,

PLANING KNIVES,

Curriers' Knives, Saw Mandrels and Saws of every description made to order. C. P. SHEFFIELD. N. W. SPAULDING. J. PATTERSON.

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HOUSEWORTH'S

Photographié Parlors!

Portrait and Landscape

UNEXCELLED FOR ARTISTIC EXECUTION.

12 MONTGOMERY STREET,

OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.

WATT & McLENNAN.

WOOL COMMISSION MERCHANTS

625 SANSOM STREET,

Corner of Jackson,

SAN FRANCISCO

RECEIVE CONSIGNMENTS OF

Most, Ofrain,

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Liberal advances made to Consignors. Keep on hand the best quality of Wool Sacks, Twine, and other Supplies.

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

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Spayth Abraham M., driver City R. R., dwl N & Min- na bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth

Spear A. F., stevedore, 22 and 24 Market, dwl 2723 Folsom

Spear Charles J., bootmaker with Buckingham & Hecht, dw1 70414 Mission

Spear Edward S. ( Edward S. Spear & Co.), dwl 817 Bush *

SPEAR EDWARD S. & CO. (Joseph S. Spear and Joseph S. Spear Jr.), auctioneers and commis- sion merchants, 536 and 538 California

Spear Frederick P., manufacturer magic firelighter, 1405 Stockton, rear

Spear Gustavus L., bookkeeper with Edward S. Spear & Co., dwl 614 JJones

Spear James, molder with Savage & Son, dwl 162 First Spear John I. ( Hickox & S.), res Oakland

Spear Joseph S. ( Edward S. Spear & Co.) dwl 817 Bush

Spear Joseph S. Jr. (Edward S. Spear & Co.), dwl 600 Bush

Spear Robert J., laborer with George T. Bromley & Co., dw1 903 Battery

Spear Samuel, liquor saloon, NE cor Kearny and Francisco

Spear Thomas G., compositor Women's Cooperative Union, dw1 808 Montgomery

Spear Thomas K., dentist, office 235 Kearny, dw1 909 Greenwich

Spear William N., boxmaker with G. W. Swan & Co., dwl 515 Chestnut

Spearman Michael ( Pomeroy & S.), dw1 707 Front Specht John (Sneider, S. & Co.), res Brooklyn

SPECHT JOHN, proprietor Broadway Brewery, 637 Broadway

Specht Justine (widow), dwl 1216 Pacific

Specht Margaret Mrs., dw1 633 Broadway

SPECIAL AGENT U. S. POST-OFFICE DEPART- MENT, Edward L. Alexander, office 606 Mont- gomery room 22

SPECIAL AGENT U. S. TREASURY DEPART- MENT, L. W. Noyes, office Custom House third floor

Speck John, blacksmith with Costigan & Bro., dwl 39 Jackson

Speck Joseph, carrier Daily Examiner, dwl 1248 Cal Speckles William A., Rev., assistant pastor St. Mary's Cathedral, dwl 628 California

Speckman F. F., groceries and liquors, NE cor Fourth and Mission

Speckter Henry, groceries and liquors, 127 Sixth Speckter Richard, clerk with Henry Speckter, 127 Sixth

Speed -, horse dealer, dwl 334 Bush

Speer Charles, laborer, dwl S s Fifteenth nr Castro Speer John W., mining, dwl 340 Seventh

Speetzen Henry F., cabinetmaker with Cal. Furni- ture Manufacturing Co., dw1 1303 Leavenworth Speier Bernhard, dry goods, 100 Kearny, dwl 321 Taylor

Speier Isaac, salesman with Bernhard Speier, dwl 325 Taylor

Speier. See Spier and Speyer

Speigel Louis, driver with A. Lusk & Co., dwl 242 Min Speigel William, cabinetmaker, 114 Welsh Spelan Dennis, laborer, dwl 225 Folsom

Spellecy Barton, laborer, dwl 111 Jessie

Spellman John, hairdresser with Henry W. Stahle, dw1 438 Jessie

Spellman John, laborer, dwl W s Old San José Road nr Twenty-ninth

Spellman Joseph, tailor, 733 Clay

Spellman Michael, laborer, dwl W s San Bruno Road nr Golden City House

Spellman Rebekah (widow), dwl 1214 Larkin Spellum Henry, patternmaker with A. S. Hallidie Spelty Frederick, with William Watts & Co., dwl 113 Morton

Spence William A. (Spence & Johnson), dw] 417 Kear Spence & Johnson ( William A. Spence and Robert J. Johnson), fishmongers, 93 California Market Spencer Aaron G., machinist with Angell, Palmer & Co., dwl 737 Pine

Spencer Alexander O., clerk stm Cora, dwl 633 Cal Spencer Anne (widow), dwl 908 Powell

Spencer Anson, stock broker, dwl 1025 Mission

Spencer Charles, dw1 523 Kearny

Spencer Christopher, shipcarpenter, dwl 309 Fremont Spencer David, liquor saloon, N W cor Beale and Fol- 80m

Spencer David E., salesman with A. C. Dietz & Co., dwl Occidental Hotel

Spencer E. M. (widow), authoress, dwl 12 Clementina Spencer F., laborer La Grande Laundry

Spencer F. Mrs., shirtmaker, dwl 119 Post

Spencer Ferdinand, carpenter, 151 Second, dwl NW cor First and Howard

Spencer Frederick W., pianotuner with W. G. Badg- er, dwl 814 Bush

Spencer George W., bookkeeper, dwl 1 Martha Pl

Spencer George W., Oakland Express, office NW cor Pacific and Davis, res Oakland

Spencer Henry, clerk with J. J. O'Brien, dwl Morton House

Spencer James, stevedore, dwl 437 First

Spencer John, clerk, dwl 710 Kearny

Spencer John W., carpenter and builder, dwl 320 Eleventh

Spencer Joseph D., tailor, dwI 2020 Taylor

Spencer Laphemia Miss, dressmaker with Sarah A. Mason, dwl 410 Jones

Spencer Lowell B., clerk with George Howes & Co., dwl 127 Kearny

Spencer Moira M., teacher music, dw1 908 Powell

Spencer O. Hammond, attorney at law, office 605 Clay rooms 8 and 9, dwl Revere House

Spencer Sarah (widow), dwl 1123 Dupont

Spencer Tillie Mrs., dw1 15 Second

Spencer Warren P., driver City R. R., dwl 1633 Miss Spencer William, stovemounter with Brittan, Hol- brook & Co.

Spencer William A., harnessmaker, dw1 219 Post

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The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 171

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