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Staples Mining Co. (Kern Co., Cal.), office 402 Mont- gomery room 7
Stapleton Cathrine (widow), dwl 13 Louisa, rear
Stapleton Elizabeth Miss, seamstress with John W halen, dwl 110 Fourth
Stapleton John, liquor saloon, SW cor Geary and Broderick
Stapleton Joseph, plaster molder with Samuel Kel- lett, dw1 305 Minna
Stapleton William, blacksmith with Pollard & Car- vill Manufacturing Co., dwl Fourteenth Av, South S. F.
Stapleton William, farmer, dwl 707 Front
Stapleton William, laborer, dwl 23 Anna
Stapleton William, shipcarpenter, dwl Fourteenth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Stappenbeck William, tailor, dwl 1526 Dupont STAR BREWERY, Merrifield & Rosener proprie- tors. SE cor Eleventh and Folsom
Star Consolidated Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.), George R. Spinney secretary, office 320 California Star Frederick P., shipkeeper, dwl 713 Filbert, rear STAR LINE PUGET SOUND PACKETS, C. D. Morrison & Co. agents, office 40 California
Star Union (freight) Railroad Line, Richard Gray agent, office 238 Montgomery
Starbird Albion W. (Sturbird & Goldstone), dwl 6 kuss
STARBIRD & GOLDSTONE ( A. W. Starbird and J. B. Goldstone!, lumber and building material, SW cor Market and Spear
Stark Alexander, engineer S. F. and Pac. Sugar Co., dwl 1158 Folsom
Stark Andrew, laborer S. F. and Pac. Sugar Co., dwl 1158 Folsom
Stark Florence L. Miss, teacher Greenwich St. Cos- mopolitan School, dw1 1108 Clay
Stark Grace A. (widow), dwl 1108 Clay
Stark Henry, seaman, dwl 106 Steuart
Stark John (Tautphaus & S.), dwl 238 First
Stark John, stock broker, 411% California, dwl 1019 Post
Stark John W., stairbuilder with Jesse & Drew, dwl M bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Stark Kate (widow), dwl 17 Welsh
Stark Lucas (colored), whitewasher, dwl 13 Virginia Pl
Stark Richard R., freight clerk, dwl 1121 Powell
Stark William R., cigarpacker with Cobo & Mar- tinez, dwl 317 Bush
Stark W. L., cook P. M. S. S. Constitution
Starkey George, butcher, dwl Sixth Av, South S. F. Starkey Henry, carpenter Market St. Railway
Starkey Peter N., lumber stevedore with Whitney & Freese
Starkey Sarah (widow), dwl 116 O'Farrell
Starkweather Andrew J., peddler, dwl S s Eddy bet Pierce and Scott
Starkweather Herbert James, photographer with G. D. Morse, dwl SE cor Russ and Natoma
Starkweather Jonathan M., superintendent with John Bensley, dwl 27 Lafayette
Starkweather Josie M. Miss, saleswoman with Sam- uel L. Hasey, dwl SE cor Kuss and Natoma
Starkweather Lowis S. (Starkweather & Winston), dwl SW cor Pacific and Taylor
Starkweather & Winston ( Lewis S. Starkweather and Emmet C. Winston), proprietors Oakland Dairy, SW cor Pacific and Taylor
Starlight G. and S. M. Co. (Humboldt Co., Nev.), Da- vid Wilder secretary, office 24 Merchants' Ex- change
Starr Abram D. (Starr Bros. & Campbell), res Val- lejo
Starr A. M. (Starr & Mathison), dwl 731 Bush
Starr Angelo M., marble dealer, dw1 904 Jackson
Starr Augustus, feed and sale stable, N s Washing- ton bet Buchanan and Webster
Starr Augustus W. (Starr Bros. & Campbell), res Vallejo
STARK BROS. & CAMPBELL ( Abram D. and Au- gustus W. Starr and Patterson A. Campbell), proprietors Starr Flour Mill, Vallejo, office 212 Clay
Starrı Ephraim P., clerk with Charles A. Grow, dwl 929 Howard
STARR FLOUR MILLS (Vallejo), Starr Bros. & Campbell proprietors, office 212 Clay
Starr George R. (Starr & Little), dwl 10 Silver
Starr King S. M. Co. (Elko, Nev.), Louis Kaplan sec- retary, office 27 Merchants' Exchange
Starr Samuel P., clerk Freight Depot C. P. R. R., dwl 92315 Harrison
Starr William, waiter, dw1 19 Moss
Starr & Little / George R. Starr and Stephen H. Little), fruit and produce commission, 312 Wash Starr & Mathison ( A. M. Starr and Thomas Mathi- son), refiners of antimony, works Berry bet Fourth and Fifth
STATE AND PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DI- RECTORIES, Henry G. Langley proprietor, of- fice 612 Clay
State Assayer, Louis Falkenau, office 421 Mont
State Centennial Committee, Benjamin P. Avery sec- retary, office 621 Clay Third floor
State Gauger, James Hunter, office 321 Front
STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, office 91 Mont- gomery Block
STATE HARBOR COMMISSIONERS (Board of), office 414 Montgomery
STATE IMMIGRATION COMMISSIONER, office 302 Davis
STATE INVESTMENT AND INS. CO., Peter Don- ahue president, Charles H. Cushing secretary, of- fice 409 California
State of Maine Mill and M. Co. (Amador Co., Cal.), J. M. Buffington secretary. office 37 Merchants' Exchange
STATE TIDE LAND COMMISSIONERS (Board of), office SW cor Kearny and Clay
Staten Island House, Fannie Keef proprietress, 630 Brannan
States William N., policeman, dwl Overland House Statham W. M., pianomaker and tuner with M. Gray, dw1 865 Mission
Staubinger William, drayman, 511 Sacramento
Stauch Mary (widow), dwl N & Gody nr Mission
Staud Frank (Staud & Bro.), dwl 107 Ellis
Staud John N. (Staud & Bro.), dwl 1207 Mission
Staud & Bro. ( Frank and John Staud), wood and coal, 211 Dupont
Staude John ( Mans & S.), dwl 813 Virginia
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Stauf W. C., salesman with J. W. Davidson & Co., | Steele John W., clerk Townsend St. Yard S. P. R. R.,
dwl 40 South Park
Stauffer Adolph, butcher, dwl SE cor Folsom and Sixteenth
Staunton Frederick, cooper with Cutting & Co., dwl cor Twenty-first and Mission
Staunton Mary Mrs., chambermaid Empire Hotel Stead George, merchant, dw1 710 Vallejo
Steadman Amos, wholesale butcher, dwl 1811 How Steadman Charles, stock broker, dwl 49 Clementina
Steadman William, laborer Custom House, dwl 12 Perry
Steadman. See Stedman
Stealman John, butcher with Frederick Katz, dwl 1008 Union
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STEAM SODA WORKS, P. G. Somps & Co. propri- etors, 259 and 201 Clementina nr Fourth
Steane Charles B., carriagesmith with Kimball Man- ufacturing Co., dwl 662 Bryant
Stearns Alonzo B., laborer with E. H. Knight, dwl 2221 Greenwich
Stearns Charles, teamster with Milton P. Sessions, dwl 1221 Folsom
Stearns Clifton F., patternmaker with Culver & Leonard, dwl 1013 Sacramento
Stearns Henry M., teacher Heald's Business College, dwl 411 Turk
Stearns John, broker, dwl 15 Clementina
Stearns Mason, expressman, dwl 156 Tehama
Stearns Robert E. C., assistant secretary Board Re- gents California University, dwl 15 Clementina Stearns William H. ( Stearns & Smith), dw1 411 Green STEARNS & SMITH ( Oliver B. Smith and William H. Stearns), commission merchants and import- ers and wholesale provisions, 423 Front
Stebb Nicholas, tinsmith with C. James King of William & Co., dwl cor Greenwich and Mason Stebbins Edward R., laborer, dwl 34 Hayes
Stebbins George S., dwl 518 Taylor
Stebbins Horatio Rev., pastor
First Unitarian Church, dwl 16 Ellis Stebbins James C., attorney at law, office 605 Clay rooms 8 and 9, dw1 759 Clay
Stebbins l'eter, laborer with Chapman & Co., dwIS s Houston bet Taylor and Jones
Stebbins William, dwl NE cor Polk and Union
Stebbins W. P. C. Mrs. (widow), dw1 1906 Stockton
Steber Joseph, machinist Pacific Rolling Mill, dwI 704 Powell
STEBINS' HYDRAULIC ELEVATOR, Charles W. Shepherd secretary, office 32 Merchants' Exchange Stecher Philip, carpenter, dwl 317 Minna
Stecker William, bakery, NE cor Miss and Thirteenth Stede Edward, laborer, dwl Empire Hotel
Stederoth J. H., tanner with Caspar Baker, dwl Es San Bruno Road nr Twenty-eighth
Stedman Charles, printer, dwl 905 Market
Stedman James, laborer Miners' Restaurant Stedman, See Steadman
Steed John ( Steed & Nash), dwl 410 Vallejo
Steed & Nash (John Steed and Charles Nash), car- penters, 125 Sutter
Steeger George, longshoreman, dw1 8 Anthony
Steel C., seaman stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.
Steel Charles, seaman stm Donato, Washington St. Wharf
Steel Charles H., clerk with E. R. Steel & Co., dwl 733 Davis
Steel D. H., merchant, dw1 621 Pine
Steel Edwin R. (E. R. Steel & Co.), dwl Overland House
Steel E. R. & Co. (Ernest Aitkens), shipping agents, SW cor Davis and Vallejo
Steel James H., canvasser Domestic Sewing Machine, dwl 1718 Leavenworth
Steel M. (widow), dwl 1114 Powell
Steel Robert, patternmaker with J. M. Stockman, dw1 5 Howard
Steele Caroline (widow), dwl 1525 Mason
Steele Edward (C. Adolphe Low & Co.), res Oakland Steele Everard, bookkeeper with Morris Speyer & Co., dwl 1525 Mason
Steele Henry, blindmaker with Richardson & Hol- land, dwl 7 Louisa
Steele H. Y., physician, proprietor Medical Wonder, office 331 Kearny, dwl 747 Market
Steele James G. (James G. Steele & Co.), dw1 6 Mar- tha Pl
STEELE JAMES G. & CO., apothecaries and chem- ists, 521 Montgomery
dwl 295 Clementina
Steele Letitia, seamstress, dwl 116 Natoma Steele Mattie (widow), dwl 120 Turk
Steele O. N., stationery and miscellaneous clerk Cus- tom House, dwl 637 California
Steele Samuel, stairbuilder, dwl 7 Louisa
Steele Samuel B., porter with T. H. Hatch & Co., dwl 113 Eddy
Steele Thomas, cook, dwl 50 Natoma
Steele William A., trunkmaker, dwl 214 Shotwell Steele William R., passenger agent Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific R. R., office 208 Montgomery, dwl 204 Montgomery
Steen Edward T., dealer machinery, office 32 Fre- mont, dwl 1203 Taylor
Steen George, tinsmith with Osgood & Stetson, dwl 312 Clay
Steen John, clerk Minerva House, 123 Jackson
Steen John C. D., stevedore P. M. S. S. Co., dw1 307 First
Steen Joseph, dyer with C. Thomann, dwl 2325 Pine Steen Myer, salesman with Polack & Hartman, dwl 440 Clementina
Steen Robert, merchant, dwl Lick House
Steen Samuel, salesman with Edward Newman, dwl 440 Clementina
Steenbock Detlev, cabinetmaker with Field & Frei, dwl 318 Ritch, rear
Steer Peter, milker, dwl Sixteenth Av nr I, South S. F.
Steer Thomas, seaman, dwl 422 Drumm
Steere Charles, carpenter with Drouilhat & Cavan, dwi 813 Broadway
Steere Charles W., carpenter Industrial School
STEERS HENRY, groceries and liquors, 301 Bryant cor First
Steers John, cabinetmaker with G. Ueffinger & Co., dwl 301 Bryant
Steers W., miner, dwl Russ House
Stees Charles J., clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 20 Ellis Stefan Julius, brewer United States Brewery, dwl NW cor McAllister and Franklin
Stefano Mala Spina, marblepolisher with Bianchi & Cuneo, dwl 14 Union Pl
Steffani Camillo ( Martin & S.), dwl 1123 Powell
Steffani Curets, cook with John Pendo & Co., dwl 723 Davis
Steffani Henry (Sartor & S.), dwl 728 Vallejo
Steffanoni Achille, watchmaker with James Young, dwl 272 Minna
Steffen Peter, laborer, dwI W s Houston bet Taylor and Jones
Steffens Carl, dw1 2505 California
Steffens Diedrich, groceries and liquors, SE cor Fol- som and Main
Steffens Diedrich Jr., clerk with Diedrich Steffens, SE cor Folsom and Main
Steffens Henry, captain schooner Jeanette, Market St. Wharf
Steffens Henry A., clerk with John H. Schroeder, dw1 930 Post
Steffens John, carpenter, dw1 317 Bush
Steffens Joseph W., carpenter with D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 317 Bush
Steffon Francis, engineer with Pacific Box Manufact- uring Co.
Stefford Stephen, dwI S s Twenty-second nr Guerrero Stege Henry, clerk with Nicholas Dimmer
Stege John G., foreman with F. Korbel & Bros., dwl 708 Bryant
Stege John K. (John R. Stege & Co.), dwl 1110 Jack STEGE JOHN K. & CO., butter, cheese, and eggs, 23-26 California Market
Stegnan J. C., lumber stevedore with Whitney & Freese
Steigelman William, barkeeper with Henry Evers, dwl 742 Washington
Steiger Alexander, machinist, dwl 12 Park Av
Steiger Charles, carpenter, dwl 428 Broadway Steiger Charles R. ( Steiger & Boland;, dwl 216 Leav Steiger Theodore, billiard-tablomaker, dwl 802 Stock Steiger William H. ( Olanie & S.), dw1 49 Clem
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STEIGER & BOLAND ( Charles R. Steiger and James Boland), proprietors Occidental Foundry (formerly Vulcan Foundry), 187 and 139 First Steigle Conrad, bricklayer Bricklayers' Protective Association, 234 Sutter
Steiglitz llerman, watchman U. S. Mint, dwl 271 Stevenson
SPRINGFIELD FIRE & MAR'E INS. CO .; Assets, 81,100,000; Farnsworth & Clark, Agts.
EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Paper Rulers, Leidesdorff Street, corner of Clay.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny St., Importers and Jobbers.
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327 Fell STEIL HENRY, artist tailor Occidental Hotel, dwl | Steiner Theodore, clerk with Hecht Bros. & Co., dwl 547 Mission
Steil Henry (G. E. Portmann's Soap Works), dwl SE cor York and Twenty-third
Steimke Frederick ( Bruns & S.), dwl NW cor Eddy and Pierce
Steimke John, clerk with Frederick Bruns & Bro., dwl SE cor Mission and Sixteenth
STEIN AARON, Stationery Department Wells, Far- go & Co., dwl 205 Powell
Stein Abraham J., hairdresser, dw1 38 Jackson
Stein Benjamin, traveling agent, dw1 1013 Post
Stein Charles, carriagetrimmer with Henry M. Black, dwl 21 Turk
Stein Charles A., cigarmaker with Cobo & Martinez, dwl 1328 Dupont
Stein Charles W., carriagetrimmer with Henry M. Black, dw1 436 Stevenson
Stein Conrad, engineer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 133 Tehama
Stein E., tanner with Simon Hoffmann, dwl S s Ser- pentine Av nr Howard
Stein Emanuel L., merchant (Gold Hill, Nev.), dwI 1013 Post
Stein George, bootmaker, 409 East, dw1 110 William Stein George, tinsmith, dwl 51 Natoma
Stein Henry, shoemaker, 521 Pacific, dw1 1406 Kearny
Stein Henry W. ( Stein, Simon & Co.), res Paris
Stein Hermann, cigarmaker, dwl 13 Sixth
Stein John, tailor with A. Barli & Co., dwl 150 Clara
Stein Martin, merchant (Gold Hill, Nev.), dw1 1013 Post
Stein Max, painter, dwl 423 Bush
Stein Meyer, jeweler and watchmaker, 737 Pacific
Stein Morris, tailor, 38 Jackson
Stein Moses, clerk, dwl 1013 Post
Stein Nathan, bullion clerk Bank California, dw1 205 Powell
Stein Nathan, tailor with Morris Stein, dwl 38 Jack- son
Stein Robert, bakery, 236 Fifth
Stein William, tanner with Simon Hoffman, dwl S s Serpentine Av nr Howard
Stein William E., carpenter, dwi 151 Tehama
STEIN, SIMON & CO. ( Henry W. Stein, Herrmann L. Simon, Alexander Weill, Eugene Arnstein, and Sylvain Weill /, importers and dealers cloths, woolens, and tailors' trimmings, 632 and 631 Sac- ramento and 631 and 633 Commercial
Steinbach Anton, carpenter with W. B. Bradbury, dwl 24 Natoma
Steinbach Frederick H. (Legallet & S.), dwl 1222 Union
Steinbach John Anton, clerk with Alexander Sornin, dwl 24 Natoma
Steinbach Joseph, saddler with George W. Lawless, dwl SW cor Pacific and Front
Steinbach Rudolph, general agent, office 729 Mont- gomery, dw1 809 Stockton
Steinberg David, peddler, dw1 243 Clara
Steinberg John, boltmaker with Phelps Bros., dw1 15 Drumm
Steinberg Morris, tailor, dw1 243 Clara
Steinbring Charles, farmer, dwl 14 Brooks
Steinbring Sophie Mrs., furnished rooms, 14 Brooks Steindler Henry, clerk, dwl 12 Harriet
Steindler Isaac, tinsmith with Daniel Daly, dwl 12 Harriet
Steindler Rose (widow), dwl 12 Harriet
Steinegger Henry ( Britton & Rey), dw1 815 Sutter
Steiner Adolph, draftsman Engineer's Office C. P. R. R., dwl 1900 Stockton
Steiner Albert, clerk with A. B. Elfelt & Co., dwl 327 Fell
Steiner Barbara (widow), midwife, dwl 536 Jessie Steiner E. A., druggist with William J. Bryan, dwl 603 Merchant
Steiner Emanuel, milkranch, Hunter's Point, South S. F.
Steiner Frederick, baker with William Hessler Steiner Hannah Miss, dressmaker, 609 Post
Steiner Joseph, cabinetmaker with Field & Frei, dwl 147 Silver
Steiner Leopold, express wagon, cor Bush and Bat- tery, dwl 521 Octavia
Steiner Nicholas, barkeeper with Perry & Doyle, dwl 821 Howard
Steiner Samuel (of Steiner & Klauber, San Diego), office 312 Sacramento, dw1 617 McAllister Steiner Sophia (widow), dwl 327 Fell
Steinert Augusta (widow), dwl 16 Oak Grove Av
Steinert Felix, bookkeeper with Theo. Liebermann & Co., dwl 311 Sutter
Steinforth Frederick, carpenter, W 8 Columbia bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Steinhardt Falk (L. Dinkelspiel & Co.), res New York
Steinhart Frederick, painter N. B. and Mission R. R., dw1 563 Tehama
STEINHART IGNATZ, manager Anglo-Californian Bank (limited), office 412 Cal, dw1 1509 Stockton Steinhart Israel (W. & I. Steinhart & Co.), res New York
Steinhart L., cigars and tobacco, 432 California, dwl 1142 Market
STEINHART W. & I. & CO. (Charles Adler), importers and jobbers clothing and gents' fur- nishing goods, 3 and 5 Battery
Steinhart William (W. & I. Steinhart & Co.), dwl 1024 Post
Steinhauser Anton, dw1 825 Kearny
Steinhofer Philip, dwl S s Hayes bet Buchanan and Webster
Steinhoff Herman, groceries and liquors, NW cor Sutter and Dupont, dw1 512 Bush
Steinkamp Charles ( Fitschen & Steinkamp), dwl Ss Broadway bet Montgomery and Kearny
Steinle Emil, musician, dwl 429 Bryant
Steinler Henry, clerk with Louis Cahen, dwl Harriet nr Howard
Steinman Adolph, salesman with Nolan Bros., dwl 1827 Howard
Steinmann Samuel, clerk, dwl 301 Third
Steinmetz A. J., painter and varnisher with Chris- tian Schreiber & Co., dw1 512 Fourth
Steinmetz Charles H., watchmaker with John Jor- dan, dwl 805 Mason
Steinmetz Mathew, tailor with Purdy & Litchfield, dwl 1103 Montgomery
Steinmetz Theodore F., cabinetmaker with Field & Frei, dw1 1003 Harrison
Steins Henry, seaman, dwl 135 Folsom
Steinway Louis, dwl Columbia Hotel
Steinweg Charles G., salesman with Clabrough & Bros., dwl 1143 Howard
Stell Alfred, shoemaker with S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dw1 1023 Clay
Stellberg Charles, mechanic, dwl 120 Gilbert, rear
Steller Charles, cabinetmaker with Field & Frei, dwl 415 Hayes
Steller Lewis, clerk with William McColl, dwl 415 Hayes
Stelling Frederick J. (Stelling & Siebe), dw1 157 Sec Stelling Henry, market, W s Mission nr Twenty- fourth, dwl 1825 Powell
Stelling Mary, ladies' nurse, dw] 1825 Powell
Stelling Otto, tinsmith with Martin Hoffman, 1003 Market
Stelling William, barkeeper with Charles A. Ander- son, dwl 31 Hunt
Stelling William, bookkeeper with Kohler & Froh- ling, dwl 1 Franklin
Stelling William, butcher with Henry Stelling, W s Mission nr Twenty-fourth
Stelling & Siebe ( F. J. Stelling and August Siebe), market, 155 and 157 Second
Stelyes John, clerk with Bruns & Steimke, dwl NW cor Eddy and Pierce
Stemdler Isaac, tinsmith with Daniel J. Daly, dwl 12 Harriet
Stemmler Frederick, upholsterer and paperhanger, 706 Folsom
Stempelmann Henry (Stempelmann & Co.), dw1 623 Pacific
Stempelmann & Co. (Henry Stempelmann and Gi- acomo Brignardello/, hardware and crockery, 623 Pacific
Stenbiht William, musiciau, dw1 331 Montgomery
Stender Charles, clerk with Diederich Wrede, dwl NW cor Leavenworth and Jackson
Stender T., cook Alms House, Mission Ocean House Road
Stengel Bernard, upholsterer with Louis Pouzadoux, dwl 334 Broadway
Stenson Robert J., salesman 410 Market, dwl 129 Shipley
Stenson William, laborer, dwl SE cor Mission and Twenty-first
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Stepf Michael, coppersmith with James Macken, dwl | Steuart St. House, R. E. Baker proprietor, 104 Sten 117 Bernard
Stephan John G., butcher with Richard O'Neill, dwl 1017 Powell
Stephen J., carpenter S. P. R. R.
Stephen Thomas, stevedore with Whitney & Freese Stephens A. F., shipwright Shipwrights' Journeymen Association, 71 New Montgomery
Stephens Charles, cashier Woodward's Gardens, dwl Fifteenth bet Howard and Mission
Stephens Charles J., trunkmaker with H. Behrendt & Co., dw1 422 Tehama
Stephens George S. ( Marcher & S.), dwl Philadel- phia House
Stephens H., calker P. M. S. S. Co.
Stephens John, dwl NE cor Montgomery and Filbert Stephens John S., rigger, dwl 325 Main, rear
Stephens Nelson L., carpenter and builder, dwl NW cor Harrison and Twenty-second
Stephens Samuel, shipjoiner, dwl 24 Frederick
Stephens Thomas S., clerk with Andrew J. Moulder dw1 736 Market
Stephens Thomas W., groceries and liquors, E s Che- nery nr Randall
Stephens William, fruitdealer, 1220 Pacific
Stephens William, plumber and gasfitter with Shep- ard Bros., dwl cor Frederick and Essex Pl
Stephens William H., cabinetmaker with Hermann Grantz, dw1 717 Folsom
Stephens Williams D., butcher with George Lan- gridge, SE cor Union and Hyde
Stephens. See Stevens
Stephenson Sarah E. (widow), dwI 1003 Natoma
Stephenson. See Stevenson
Steppacher Jacob, reporter Alta California, dwl 602 Sutter
Steppacher Meyer, sexton Sutter St. Synagogue, dwl 602 Sutter
STERETT BENJAMIN F., book, job, and power- press printing, 532 Clay, dw1 518 Howard
Sterett John J., carpenter, dw1 55 Second
Sterett William I., printer, dw1 518 Howard
Sterker Charles, bootmaker with Joseph Gutberlet, dwl 6 Quincy Pl
Sterling Charles, carpenter, dwl 331 Jessie
Sterling John L., laborer, dwl 722 Downey
Sterling William H., physician, dwl NW cor Taylor and Vallejo
Stern Charles, market, 1034 Howard
Stern David ( Levi Strauss & Co.), office 14 Battery
Stern David Mrs. (widow), dwl 317 Powell
Stern David, proprietor Nucleus House, SE cor Mar- ket and Third
Stern Herman, dw1 818 Ellis
Stern Jacob, fruits and confectionery, 417 Sutter
Stern Jacob, with Levi Strauss & Co., dwl 317 Pow- ell
Stern Leopold, postal clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 123 Dora
Stern Philip, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 222 Sixth
Stern Simon, cloakmaker, 311 Sutter
Sternbeek William, barber, dwl 213 Harrison
Sternfels B. H. (Lachman & S.), dwl 1004 Van Ness Av
Sternheim Samuel ( Wangenheim, S. & Co.), dwl 197 Ilyde nr Turk
Sternitzky Charles, carpenter, dwl 419 Stockton
Sterns C. P., teamster, dwl 1221 Folsom
Stessier Auguste, laborer, dwl W s Guerrero nr Quinn STETEFELDT CHARLES A., mining engineer, of- fice 11112 California
STETEFELDT FURNACE CO., John H. Boalt pres- ident, B. J. Burns secretary, office 41115 Cal Stetson A. M., machinist, dwl 336 Third
Stetson Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Stetson David, water pipemaker, dw1 507 Mission
Stetson Edward Gray ( Barstow, S. & Houghton), at- torney at law, office 315 California, dwl 216 Bush Stetson Edward P., laborer California Butter Co., 405 Sansom
Stetson James B. ( Osgood & S.), dw1 623 O'Farrell Stetson John W. (Fleming & S.), dwl 424 Brannan
Stetson William, sawyer California Mills, dwl 912 Powoll
Stetson William W., accountant, office 414 California, dwl 25 Oak Grove Av
Steuart John W., conductor Market St. Depot, S. P. R. R., dwl Sixth nr Mission
Steuart Henry, furniture dealer, dwl 8 Haywood
Steuart Thomas, furniture dealer, 747 Folsom, dw1 8 Haywood
Steuart Thomas Jr., gilder, dwl 8 Haywood Steuart. See Stewart and Stuart
Steudeman Augusta (widow), dwl 714 Folsom
Steulard Charles, druggist, dwl Palm House
Steuvant Erwin, papercarrier, dwl 1311 Kearny
Steveberger Samuel, painter, dwl 54 First
Stevenot E. K. & Co .. proprietors Columbus Borax Refinery, SW cor Chestnut and Powell
Stevenot Emile K. (E. K. Stevenot & Co.), dwl 2005 Powell
Stevenot Gabriel, mining, dw1 527 Greenwich
Stevens A. E. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Grammar School. dwl 1505 California
Stevens Albert, dwl 251 Sterenson
Stevens Albert C., clerk, dw1 744 Ellis
Stevens Albert O., tailor with William Drury, dwl 251 Stevenson
Stevens Ann (widow), dwl N s Seventeenth nr Har Stevens Augustus K., secretary Sutter St. R. R., office 1336 Bush, dwl 1322 Broadway
STEVENS, BAKER & CO. ( Levi Stevens and Colin
C. and Judah Baker Jr.), shipping and commis- sion merchants, NW cor Sacramento and Davis Stevens Benjamin, cook with Martin & Williams, dwl SE cor Bush and Polk
Stevens Bradford B., dw1 5001/2 Minna
Stevens Calvin C., drayman with Fordham & Jen- nings, dwl 504 Stockton
Stevens Charles, clerk with John Puckhaber, dwl SW cor Sixteenth Av and P, South S. F.
Stevens Charles, laborer with Paladini & May
Stevens Charles, machinehand with Richardson & Holland
Stevens Coleman, dwl 622 Brannan
Stevens Daniel St. C., clerk Land Office C. P. R. R., dw1 175 Fourteenth
Stevens Dudley O., contractor and builder, dwl 137 Fourth
Stevens Edgar, dwl 104 Eddy
Stevens Edward, laborer Golden Gate Sugar Refin- ery, dwl Union Hotel
Stevens Eleanor, teacher Lincoln Grammar School, dwl ylo Vallejo
Stevens Elisha, produce merchant, dwl 1315 Cal
Stevens Elizabeth B., photographpainter, dwl 916 Vallejo
Stevens Ellen Miss, housekeeper Eclipse Bakery, 1414 Dupont
Stevens Emily Pitts Mrs., writer, dwl 1322 Bdwy
Stevens Emma Miss, shoestrapper with Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl lol Natoma
Stevens Francis M., bookkeeper with Jerome B. Pi- per, dwl 907 Bush
STEVENS GEORGE, liquor saloon, SE cor Battery and Union
Stevens George, metal roofer, dw1 1505 California Stevens George F. Mrs. (widow), dwl 16 Hampton Pl Stevens George W., book and jobprinter, 310 Wash- ington, res East Oakland
Stevens George Y., collector, dwl 423 Sixth
Stevens llarriet Miss, teacher Ladies' Protection and Relief Society Home, SE cor Geary and Franklin
Stevens Henry, merchant, dwl 137 Montgomery
Stevens Henry H., dentist, office and dw1 1117 How
Stevens Horace, clerk with Haggin & Tevis, dwl 916 Vall jo
Stevens Horace H., mariner, dwl 916 Vallejo
Stevens Horatio N., manager Telegraph Office C. P.
R. R., cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl Ss Twen- ty-second bet Mission and Howard
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