The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 172

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Publication date: 1874
Publisher: San Francisco : Langley, Henry G.
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Spencer William H., salesman with A. P. Hotaling & Co., dwl SW cor Eddy and Jones

Spenes Louis, laborer Potrero Distillery

Spenley Seaman, cook, dwl 13 Geary

Speranza Domenico, teacher music, dw1 1808 Stock

Sperandeo Charles, hairdresser with Henry W. Stahle, dw1 720 California

Sperb Anna M. (widow), glovemaker Pacific Glove Works, dwl 67 Everett

Sperb Jacob, porter with Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 67 Everett

Sperling Michael, mining, dwl 20 Turk

SPERLING BROS. (Frank and Mark E.), import-

ers, manufacturers, and jobbers cigars and tobac- co, 320 Battery

Sperling Frank (Sperling Bros.), dwl 235 Kearny Sperling Mark E. ( Sperling Bros.), dwl 1340 Post Sperry Charles, engineer, dwl 54 First

Speyer Daniel, receiving teller Anglo-Californian Bank (limited), dwl 1002 Van Ness Av

Speyer David E., bookkeeper with Bachman Bros., dwl 1109 Van Ness Av

Speyer Jacob W. ( Morris, Speyer & Co.), res Ham- burg, Germany

Speyer Morris ( Morris, Speyer & Co.), res Ham- burg, Germany

SPEYER MORRIS & CO. (Jacob W. Speyer and Jacob M. Philip), importers, commission mer- chants, and agents Hamburg-Bremen Fire Ins. Co. and Swiss Lloyd Marine Ins. Co., 13 Mer- chants' Exchange, 425 California

SPEYER WALTER, clerk with Morris Speyer & Co., office 425 California

Speyer. See Speier and Spier

Spicer John, grocer, dwl 510 Howard

Spiegel Christian (G. Ueffinger & Co.), dw] 56 Welsh Spiegel William, cabinetmaker with G. Ueffinger & Co., dwl 114 Welsh

Spielman Henry, jeweler with William Baehr & Co., dwl 6 Central PI

Spiers James ( Mc Afee, S. & Co.), dwl 1620 Sutter SPIERS & POND ( Wilfred, Heyes & Co.), wines and liquors, 422 Sacramento

Spies Conrad, cook Heinz Hotel, dwl SW cor Post and Dupont

Spiess Joseph, shoemaker with Hess Bros., dwl 21 Dupont, rear

Spillane Hugh, porter with S. Levy & Co., dwl 318 Davis

Spillane John, clerk U. S. Army Headquarters, 105 Stockton, dwl 217 Prospect Pl

Spillane Michael, laborer, dw1 662 Minna, rear Spiller Frank, policeman City Hall, dwl 32 Sixth Spiller Margaret Mrs., dw1 142 Natoma

Spilman Anton, miner, dwl 6 Central Pl

Spilman Henry J., master seaman, dwl 6 Beale Pl

Spilman Jeremiah, longshoreman, dwl 25 Baldwin Court

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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Spinas Elis, cook Cosmopolitan Hotel Spindel Stephen ( Love & S.), dw1 303 Jessie Spindler Goorge, cabinetmaker, dw1 503 Fell Spindler Jacob, hairdresser, dw1 433 Union Spindler James, fireman stm Prince Alfred

Spinetta Guiseppe, vegetables, dwl 222 Francisco, rear

Spinetti Antonio, collector, 712 Mont, dw1 520 Green Spink Daniel, cider manufacturer, dwl J Havens Pl SPINK JAMES A., gold and silver plating, 715 Mis- sion, dwl 224 Third

Spink Samuel P., gold and silverplater, 69 Fourth Spink Samuel P. Jr., silverplater with Samuel P. Spink, 69 Fourth

Spinner Alexander, cellarman with Lyon & Co., dwl 153 Minna, rear

Spinner Charles, seaman, dwl 20 Folsom

Spinner J. Mrs. (widow), dwI 26 Sixth

SPINNEY GEORGE R., mining secretary, office 320 California, dwl 1615 Larkin

Spinney Joseph, carpenter P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 446 Brannan

Spinney Waldron S., superintendent S. F. Cordage Manufactory, dwl Iowa nr Humboldt

SPIRIT OF THE TIMES (weekly), Chase & Boruck proprietors, office 621 Sansom

Spiro M. & Co. (L. Abraham), pawnbrokers, 1334 Dupont

Spiro Morris ( M. Spiro & Co.), dw1 735 Broadway Spitlon M., seaman stm Kalorama, Wash St. Wharf

Spitz Abraham, bookkeeper with Son Brothers, dwl 908 Polk

Spitz Bertha Mme., hairdressing saloon and wig- maker, 316 Kearny

Spitz Theodore P., salesman with Son Brothers, dwl 908 Turk

Spitze Paul, draftsman City and County Surveyor's Office, dw1 734 Union

Spitzelbachmayr Charles, baker with Conrad Thaler, 418 O' Farrell

Spitznagel Theodore, baker Cosmopolitan Hotel Splaine E. Mrs., nurse Alms House, Mission Ocean House Road

Splaine James, steward Alms House, Mission Ocean House Road

Splaine William, shoemaker with John Irwin, dwl 338 Ritch

Splarny Dennis, lumber stevedore with Whitney & Freese

SPLIVALO AUGUSTUS D., attorney at law, office and dwl 430 Jackson

SPLIVALO CAESAR R. (Brignardello, Macchia- vello & Co. and California Italian Paste Com- pany), res San José

Spludt William, seaman, dwl 415 East

Spofford John L., shipjoiner, 413 Main, dw1 342 Grove Spohn Joseph (Spohn & Dougart), dwl 4 Jackson Spohn & Dougart /Joseph Spohn and John I. Dou- gart), Clipper Market, 4 Jackson

Sponhimer Herman, seaman, dwl 9 Washington

Spooner Benjamin F., stagecarpenter Bella Union Theater, dw1 905 Jackson

Spooner John, laborer, dwl 536 Sacramento

Spooner Thomas, with S. W. Moore & Co., dwl 128 Welsh

Spordlin Simon, cook with Hemme & Reuter, dwl 13 Geary

Sposito John (Larkins, Catania & S.), dwl Sonoma PI

Spotorno Jean B. Jr., butter, cheese, and poultry, 47 California Market, dwl 1626 Stockton

Spotorno Nicol, poultry dealer, dwl 1626 Stockton Spottiswood John, bookkeeper with Donohoe, Kelly & Co., dwl N s Ellis nr Devisadero

Spotts James H., commodore U. S. N., lighthouse inspector Twelfth and Thirteenth Districts U. S., office 204 Montgomery, res Oakland

Spotts T. T., clerk Twelfth Lighthouse District, office 204 Montgomery, res Oakland

Sprague Adna (Sprague & Vandewater), dwl 12 Quincy

Sprague A. F. Miss, teacher Fonrth St. Primary School, dw1 126 Silver

Sprague C. J. Maj. U. S. A., chief paymaster Depart- ment Arizona, office 105 Jack, dwl 40 South Park Sprague George H., clerk with A. M. Simpson & Bro., Hathaway's Wharf, dwl 1214 Kearny

Sprague John, carpenter, dwl 303 O'Farrell

Sprague Samuel S., bookkeeper with McHenry, Moulton & Co., dwl 126 Silver

Sprague Samuel S. Jr., bookkeeper with Hawkins & Cantrell, dwl 126 Silver

Sprague William L., clerk with E. E. Morgan's Sons, dw1 808 Leavenworth

Sprague & Vandewater ( Adna Sprague and Wil- liam H. Vandewater), liquor saloon, 900 Market Spratt George S., asphaltum contractor and agent

Henry B. Platt and William Walkerly & Bro., office 204 Montgomery

Spratt Joseph, plasterer. dwl Heinz Hotel

Spratt William, calker P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 11 Leroy PI

Spray George, stocks, dwl 715 Bush

SPRECKELS CLAUS, president Cal. Sugar Refinery, office SW cor Brannan and Eighth, dwl SE cor Sixteenth and Howard

SPRECKELS DIEDERICH, secretary Cal. Sugar Refinery, office SW cor Brannan and Eighth, dwl 2612 Folsom

Spreckels"Henry (Spreckels & Co.), dw1 70 Everett Spreckels John D., manager Cal. Sugar Refinery,

office SW cor Brannan and Eighth, dwl SE cor Howard and Sixteenth

Spreckels Peter, dwl Es Thirteenth bet Howard and Mission

SPRECKELS & CO. (Henry Spreckels, Claus Man- gels, Frederick Hagemann, and Diedrich Brom- mer), proprietors Albany Brewery, 71-75 Everett Spreen Christopher, shipwright, dwl Berry nr Ritch SPREEN WILLIAM, liquor saloon, cor First Av and Railroad Av, South S. F.

Spreigel Henry, butcher with Miller & Lux, dwl Seventh Av, South S. F.

Sprengmann Edward, cabinetmaker with W. J. T. Palmer & Co., dwl 437 Fulton

Spring Francis S., real estate, office 705 Sansom, dwl 812 Chestnut

Spring Gardener W., fruits and cigars, SE cor Fourth and Berry, dwl NE cor Fourth and Berry

Spring John R., real estate, office 705 Sansom, dwl Grand Hotel

SPRING MENZO, manufacturer and agent Dr. Douglas Bly's Artificial Limbs, office and dwl 166 Tehama

Spring Mount M. Co. (Ely, Nev.), T. L. Kimball sec- retary, office 409 California

Spring Mountain Tunnel Co. (Ely, Nev.), J. M. Buff- ington secretary, office 37 Merchants' Exchange SPRING VALLEY WATER WORKS CO., W. F. Babcock president, E. M. Miles secretary, office 516 California

SPRINGER JASON, lumber, sash, and doors, SE cor Mission and Spear, dwI 1613 Clay

Springer Ransom, salesman with Jason Springer, dwl 23 Howard Court

Springer Samuel F. ( Bergold & S.), and clerk Pa- cific Commercial Co., dwl 569 Jessie

SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE INSUR-

ANCE CO. (Springfield, Mass.), Farnsworth & Clark agents, office 230 California

Springmenn Edward, cabinetmaker, dwl 437 Fulton Springmeller John, distiller, dwl 12 Lewis PI Springmeyer George H., laborer, dwl 5 August Alley Sproston John, superintendent agencies Mutual Life

Insurance Co. New York, office 204 Montgomery, dw1 921 Howard

Sprott Maggie Miss, teacher Mission St. Primary School, dwl Howard nr Fifteenth

Sproul Augustus L., mariner, dw1 318 Pacific

Sproul Edward, steward with H. H. Toland, dw1 810 Jackson

Sproul Mary Ann, dwl cor Fourteenth Av and I, South S. F.

Sproul William, dwl 212 Sutter

Sproul W. R. Mrs., clairvoyant, dwl 212 Sutter

Sprowl John R., dwl 113 Natoma

Spruance John (Spruance, Stanley & Co.), office 410 Front

SPRUANCE, STANLEY & CO. (John Spruance, Samuel L. Stanley, and Cyrus C. Chapman/, wholesale wines and liquors. 410 Front

Sprügel Christian, liquor saloon, N s Oregon bet Front and Davis

Spruhan Mary Mrs., midwife, dwl W s Park Av nr Harrison, rear

Spruhan Walter, tailor, 7 Bagley Pl

Sprung David II, carriagepainter with MoArron Sophey, dw1 820 Folsom

Sprung N. (widow), dwl W s Mission Av ar Seven- teenth

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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Spuller Louis, painter, dw1 1202 Powell

Spurling Hannah (widow), dwl 820 O'Farrell

Spurves Thomas H., with Union Pacific Silk Manu- facturing Co., dwl Visitacion Valley nr Union Pacific Silk Works

Squan Guiseppi, gardener, dwl NW cor Franklin and Union

Squiro Henry C., solicitor Fireman's Fund Insurance Co., dw1 10 Oak

Squire James E., inspector Custom House, dwl 812 Webster

SQUIRE LOVELL, commission merchant, 402 Front, dwl 1014 Leavenworth

Squire O. D., accountant with California Insurance Co., res Oakland

Squires Bros. (N. L. and E. S. Squires), wood and coal, NE cor Seventh and Minna

Squires Edwin S. ( Squires Bros.), dwl 111 Seventh Squires F. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 31 Eddy

Squires George H., cook, dwl 426 Folsom

Squires Nathan L. (Squires Bros.), dwl 111 Seventh Squires Victoria Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 111 Seventh Squires William K., ranch, N s Point Lobos Av nr Fifth Av, dwl Rio Vista

Sresovich Luke G., importer and wholesale foreign and domestic fruits, 519 Sansom, dwl 1103 Powell Sroufe John ( Sroufe, Sweeney & Co.), dwl 415 Eddy SROUFE, SWEENEY & CO. (John Sroufe, Lorenzo H. Sweeney, and John E. Ruggles), commission merchants, 406 Front

Sshoots Sallie (widow), dwl 1027 Market

IST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY, rooms 232 Sutter

St. Boniface Orphan Asylum, 317 Grove

St. Clair Charles, hostler, dw1 839 Clay

St. Clair Henry C., porter with Kohler, Chase & Co., dwl 32 Bernard nr Jones

St. Clair John, pipe cutter with William T. Garratt, dwl 555 Mission

St. Clair Maria Mrs., dw1 906 Clay

St. Clair Mary Ann, laundress Cosmopolitan Hotel

St. Clair Nye, clork, dw1 308 Beale St. Clair. See Sinclair

St. Cricq Auguste, laundryman, 310 Dupont

St. Cricq Clemence Mme., laundry, 310 Dupont

St. Denis Jules (St. Denis & Chesney), dwl 3277% Chestnut

ST. DENIS & CHESNEY (Jules St. Denis and Denis Chesney ), painters and paint and paperhangings, 1505 Stockton

St. Dennis Joseph, car conductor, dw1 607 Greenwich St. Dennis Louis, car conductor, dwl 607 Greenwich

ST. GERMAIN FERDINAND DE (successor to Jacob Strahle & Co.), billiard table and fancy furniture manufacturer and dealer fancy woods and veneers, 583 Market, dwl 613 Union

St. Germain M. (widow), dwl 12 Midway

St. Gottard Hotel, Ambrosine Scheggia proprietress, 641 Broadway

ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE, 841 Market bet Fourth and Fifth

St. James Mrs. C. McFarland proprietress, 906 Mar- ket

St. John - carriagemaker, dwl 515 Pine

St. John B. G., lumber surveyor, office NW cor Mis- sion and Steuart, dwl 211 Seventh

St. John Gold M. Co. (Humboldt Co., Nev.), E. B. Holmes secretary, office 419 California

St. John H. A. Mrs., teacher Rincon School, dwl 211 Seventh

St. John John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl 121 Gilbert

St. John Richard ( Gleeson & Fell), dwl Windsor House

St. John's Quicksilver Mining Co. (Solano Co. Cal.), Charles Langley & Co. agents, SW cor Battery and Clay

St. Julien Eugene, cooper with Lawrence Felvey, dwl 634 Vallejo

Si. Jullien M. (widow), ladies' hairdresser, dwl 7 August Alley

St. Jullien Paul, clerk with Michel Levy, dwl 7 Au- gust Alley

ST. LAWRENCE LIVERY AND SALE STABLE, William E. Bridge proprietor, 212 Sutter

St. Lawrence Mill and M. Co. (Placer Co., Cal.), Richard B. Noyes secretary. office 41112 Cal

St. Ledger Frances B. Miss, seamstress Mission Wool- en Mills, dwl 412 Shotwell

St. Ledger Margaret J., seamstress Mission Woolen Mills, dwl 412 Shotwell

St. Ledger Mary (widow), dwl 412 Shotwell

St. Leger Anthony, cook, dwl 268 Clementina

ST. LOUIS ART AND PHOTOGRAPHIC GAL- LERY (Theodore Miltz, John Swart, and Rich- ard Schad, 315 Montgomery

ST. LOUIS HOTEL, Hans Ström & Co. proprietors, 11 and 13 Pacific

ST. LOUIS, KANSAS CITY, AND NORTHERN RAILWAY, T. H. Dearborn agent, office 3 Now Montgomery

St. Louis Mining Co., T. F. Cronise secretary, office 438 California

St. Lucie Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 639 Commercial

ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL, Bernal Heights, Rev. T. W. Brotherton M.D. superintendent, office 414 Market

St. Luke's Hospital Register (monthly), Rev. T. W. Brotherton publisher, office 414 Market

St. Mark's Building, SW cor Kearny and Morton

ST. MARY'S COLLEGE, Rev. B. Justin C. B. presi- dent, Old San Jose Road four miles from City Hall

ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL, Bryant bet First and Second

St. Mathews John H., attorney at law, dwl Ken- tucky bet Sixteenth and Santa Clara

ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, Cornyn & Boyd proprie- tors, 214 and 216 First

St. Patrick G. M. Co. (Placer Co., Cal.), D. F. Verde- nal secretary, office 409 California

St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co. (St. Paul, Minn.), Hutchinson, Mann & Smith general agents, office 314 California

Staacke Adolph, cabinetmaker Pacific U. W. Furni- ture M. Co.

Staacke George, accountant with Thomas Bell, dwl 600 Bush

Staats Hannah (widow, colored), dw1 209 Prospect Pl Stableton William, mariner, dwl New Alaska Hotel Stachler John W., lodgings, 421 Dupont

Stack Edward J., salesman with David Samuels, dwl Arlington House

Stack John (Stack & McCauley), dwl Washington House

Stack John, salesman with Cornelius Desmond, dwl 39 Louisa

Stack Mary A. Miss, seamstress S. F. Laundry, dwl 39 Louisa

Stack Patrick, laborer with Kieran Kelley, dwIN s Point Lobos Av nr First Av

Stack Thomas, milkranch, dwl Es Hale nr Silver Av Stack Timothy J., salesman with George W. Clark, dwl 201 Eleventh

Stack & MeCauley (John Stack and Edward Mc- Cauley/, junk, 3 and 5 l'acitic

Stackhouse Robert, machinist California Theater, dwl 1100 Pine

Stackpole -, Mrs. (widow), dwl 1140 Mission

Stackpole B. B., superintendent San Francisco Boiler Works, dwl 215 Minna

Stackpole Fremont, machinist Excelsior Mills, dwl Coso House

Stackpole J., clerk Freight Depot S. P. R. R., cor Fifth and Townsend

Stackpole Joseph E., barkeeper Morton House

Stackpole Thomas, laborer, dw1 630 Brannan

Stacey David B., clerk Auditing Department Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 1419 Powell

Stacey Harry, seaman, dwl 142 Folsom

Stacey Henry, inspector, dw1 5351% Minna

Stacey Mary A. Mrs., dwl 811 Mission

Stacom Maria R. Miss, milliner and millinery, 8 Mont Stade Henry, varnisher Pacitic U. W. Furniture M. Co.

Staden G. V. (Staden & Jahnigen), NW cor Kearny and Jackson

Staden & Jahnigen (G. V. Staden and G. Jahni- gen), liquor saloon, NW cor Kearny and Jackson Stadteger George, secretary German Consulate, office 314 Sacramento, dwl 1604 Jones

Stadtfeld Jacob, ingotmelter U. S. Mint, dwl 1506 Jones

Stadtfeld Jacob Jr., clerk with Joseph Maguire, dwl 1500 Jones

Stadtfeld William C., tinsmith with Brittan, Hol- brook & Co., dw1 1506 Jones

Staeglich Frank, gardener, dwl 1308 Jackson

Staehli John, woodcarver with Bryant & Strahan, dw1 319 Bush

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

Get a Policy in the ATNA INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD. It is the best. GEO. C. BOARDMAN, Manager, 14 Merchanta' Exchange.

L. W. KENNEDY, General Insurance Agent, Fire, Marine, and Life, 411 California St.

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Staempfli Charles, bookkeeper with Engelbrecht & Levy, dwl 1502 Leavenworth

Staengel Eberhardt, confectionery, 1432 Pacific Staffelbach Edward, hairdresser, 108 Steuart

Stafford C. H., salesman with Page & Cowell, dwI 12716 Seventh

Stafford James, longshoreman, dw1 303 Bryant Stafford John, carpenter, dwl 202 Bush

Stafford John, dwl 1316 Broadway, rear

Stafford John A., warehouseman with Whittier & Fuller, dwl 619 Battery

Stafford L. C., Mrs. confectionery, 12712 Seventh

Stafford Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 56412 Howard Stafford Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 331 Union, rear

Stafford Thomas, liquor saloon, Central Road nr First Av

Stafford William, baker, dwl 1804 Mason

Stafford William, shipwright, dwl 114 Freelon

STAFFORD WILLIAM J., searcher records, office 604 Merchant, dw1 706 California

Stager William, dry-goods dealer, dw1 632 Market

Stagg Cornelius, proprietor Ocean View House, E s Ocean House Road 612 miles from City Hall

Stahl Arnold, bookkeeper with Hoffman & Co., dwl 331 Kearny

Stahl John, waiter with Edward Neuman, dwl SW cor Stockton and Clay

Stahl Louis, clerk with Fisher & Co., dwl 515 Sacra- mento

Stahl William, tinsmith with John Bohn, dwl 630 Green

Stahle Charles, printer with Edward Bosqui & Co., dwl 1109 Pacific

STAHLE HENRY W., hairdressing and bathing saloon Occidental Hotel, Bush nr Montgomery, dwl 76 Clementina

Stahle John ( Stahle & Bernhard), dwl 1109 Pac

Stahle John, carver, dwl 317 Bush

Stahle John H., jeweler, dwl 1109 Pacific

Stahle William D., dwl 207 Post

STAHLE & BERNHARD ( John Stahle and Bern- hard Bernhard), hairdressing saloon, 328 Mont Stahmann Albert, groceries and liquors, SW cor Sac- ramento and Stockton

Stahn M., dw1 421 Dupont

Stahr Hans P. A., captain schooner A. H. Johnson, Market St. Wharf

Staib Conrad, bootmaker, 932 Folsom

Staikelson Charles H., carpenter, dw1 114 Tehama

Stair Alexander, clerk with Quint & Hardy, dwl 16 Virginia

Stairley Mary Miss, adjuster Coiner's Department U. S. Mint, dwl 704 Mason

Stairley Waverly, ticket auditor S. P. R. R. Co., dwl 731 Bush

Stalburg Charles, with Pacific Barrel and Keg Fac- tory, dwl

Stalder Joseph Jr., bookkeeper with B. M. Atchin- son & Co., dwl 229 O'Farrell

Staley E. W., foreman Machinery Department New U. S. Mint, dwl Rovere House

Staley William, teamster with Palmer, Knox & Co., dw1 7 Bernard

Stallbelger M. (widow), dwl 362 Eleventh

STALLMANN & BRUGGEMANN ( Christian Stallmann and Henry Bruggemann), merchant tailors, 526 Montgomery

Stallmann Christian (Stallmann & Bruggemann), dwl 1925 Sutter

Stalman Henry, signwriter, 937 Clay, dwl 919 Powell -Stamer August, blacksmith with Giuseppe Massone, dwl 15 Glover

Stamer Julius C. (Gus Wuth & Co.), dwl SE cor Fol- som and Ritch

Stampehl August, bootmaker, 417 Pacific

Stamper Julius, cigars and tobacco, 29 Fourth

Stamper William Rev., dwl 4 Howard Court

Stanavich Manuel, fisherman, Clay St. Wharf Stanavich Peter, fisherman, Clay St. Wharf

Stanbridge Albert H., laborer Pacific Barrel and Keg Factory, dw1 371% Dora

Stanbridge Charles E., cooper Pacific Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl 37% Dora

Standard Mill and Mining Co., T. S. Milton secre- tary, office 331 Montgomery

STANDARD SOAP CO. (R. P. Thomas and W. F. Flick), E s Mission Creek bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth, office 204-208 Sacramento,

Standerwick James S. ( Standerwick & Denike), dwl 229 Minna

Standerwick & Denike (James S. Standerwick and William J. Denike), house and sign painters, 720 Washington

Standish William J., dyer, dwl 227 Second

Stanfield Thomas, seaman stm Constantine, Clay St. Wharf

Stanford Charles P., manufacturer quartz machinery, dwl 2401 Buchanan

Stanford Daniel E., bookkeeper 104 Liedesdorff, dwl 333 O'Farrell

Stanford Hotel, John Drouilhat proptr, 618 Fourth Stanford Jennie E. Miss, principal Laguna Honda School, dwI 2401 Buchanan

Stanford Joseph L., clerk S. F. Stock and Exchange Board, dw1 728 Bush

STANFORD LELAND, president Central Pacific and California Pacific Railroad companies, and Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Co., office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl 711 Pine

Stanford W. T., stock broker, office 104 Leidesdorff, dwl 37 Second

Stange C. J., salesman with Stange & Hink, dwl 862 Folsom

Stange Harry, porter with P. Sainsevain, dwl 607 Union

Stange John D. (Stange & Hink), dwl 7 Ritch

STANGE & HINK (John D. Stange and John F. Hink), dry goods, 38 Third

Stangenberger August, pianotuner with Schuberth & Co., dwl 1118 Taylor

Stangenwald H. W. (H. W. Stangenwald & Co.), S W cor Kearny and Pine

Stangenwald H. W. & Co., wines and liquors, SW cor Kearny and Pine

Stangroom M. L., general superintendent and chief engineer San Joaquin and King's River Canal and Irrigation Co., office 418 Californa

Staniels Annie E. Mrs., adjuster Coiner's Depart- ment U. S. Mint, dw1 326 ('Farrell

Staniels Bridget (widow), dw1 1580 Jackson

Staniels Horatio A., barkeeper with William A. Scol- lay, dwl 622 Greenwich

Staniels Johns S., private boarding, 706 California Staniels William H., marble cutter, dwl 1530 Jack

Stanier Elizabeth ( widow), stewardess Protestant Orphan Asylum, W s Laguna bet Haight and Waller

Staniford M. L. (widow), dwl W s Fifteenth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.

Staniforth William, bookkeeper, dwl 223 Folsom Stanislaus River Mining Co. (Cal.), office 113 Leid.

Stanislaus Water Co. (Cal.), Clinton C. Tripp secre- tary, office 526 Kearny

Stanley - insurance agent, dw1 337 Jessie

Stanley Arthur, compositor Spirit of the Times, dwl 803 Montgomery

Stanley Benjamin S., foreman with C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 8 Liberty

Stanley Charles A., engineer stm Tulare, dw1 22 Perry

Stanley Emil, musician, dwl 36 Geary

Stanley Emma Miss, actress California Theater, dwl 514 Stockton

Stanley Fannie Miss, actress California Theater, dwl 514 Stockton

Stanley Frederick H., weigher Custom House, dwl 25 Perry

Stanley Frederick Hastings, phonographic reporter, dwl SW cor Twenty-first and Church

Stanley James, clerk with James Melvin, dwl 920 Washington

Stanley James, hackman, Plaza, dwl 265 Jessie Stanley James A., engineer, dwl 636 Commercial Stanley Jerome M., teamster, dwl 121412 Folsom Stanley Josephine Miss, actress California Theater, dwl 514 Stockton

Stanley Patrick W., laborer, dwl 446 Brannan

Stanley Samuel L. ( Spruance, S. & Co.), dwl 729 Geary

Stanley William, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm

Stanley William, shipping clerk, dwl 1403 Stockton Stanley William H., dentist, 115 Kearny, dwl Cosmo- politan Hotel

Stanly -, musician, dw1 36 Geary

Stanly James, blacksmith with Samuel D. Hendrick- son, dwl 658 Mission

STANLY JOHIN A., county judge, chambers NW cor Clay and Montgomery, dwl Lick House

Stanly Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park

Stannah Bridget (widow), dwl 41 Stanly PI Stans John, tailor, 614 Merchant

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY F. & M. INS. CO .; Assets $500,000; Farnsworth & Clark, Agts.

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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Stanton A. P., shoemaker, dwl 18 Minna

Stanton Austin, laborer, dwl Empire Hotel

Stanton Charles, propertyman with John Wilson, dwl 224 Minna

Stanton George, drayman, dw1 82 Natoma

Stanton James, real estate, dwl W s Mission bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth

Stanton Jeremiah, fruit peddler, dwl E s Ninth nr Harrison

Stanton John, fitter with Simon Wolff, dwl 18 Minna Stanton John (colored), waiter 634 Sacramento, dwl Mills Pl

Stanton John H., janitor Young Men's Christian As- sociation Hall, dwl 232 Sutter

Starton John M., laborer, dwl 528 Pacific

Stanton Mary J. (widow), dwl 48 Ritch, rear

Stanton Morris, bootmaker with S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl Jessie nr Fourth

Stanton Samuel R., master mariner, dwl 311 Union

Stanton Thomas, bootmaker with Einstein Bros. & Co., dwi S s Tehama bet Eighth and Ninth

Stanton Thomas, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 263 Third

Stanwood Anasa, stevedore, dwl 139 Spear

Stanwood Henry P., agent Chicago and Northwest- ern Railway Co., office 306 Mont, dw1 606 Folsom Stanwood Samuel, dwl 209 Austin

Stanyan Albert, teamster, dwl 231 Fell

Stanyan Charles H. ( Stanyan & Van Norden), dwl 2006 Bush

Stanyan & Van Norden (Charles H. Stanyan and Robert T. Van Norden), real-estate agents, 607 Montgomery

Staphan John G., butcher, dwl 1017 Powell

Staphlo John, dwl 433 Green, rear

Staple George, carpenter with John Cook, dwl 423 Pine

Staples Alpheus, mining, office 402 Montgomery room 7, res Oakland

Staples Charles, dw1 610 Howard

STAPLES DAVID J., president Fireman's Fund Insurance Co., office 401 California, dw1 604 Sutter Staples Frank H., dwl 658 Willow Av

Staples James W., special agent Hartford Fire In- surance Co., dw1 734 Guerrero

Staples John C., clerk Cal. Pac. R. R., dw1 604 Sutter Staples Joseph A., porter with James N. McCune, dwl 117 Clay

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The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 172

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