The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 186

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Publication date: 1874
Publisher: San Francisco : Langley, Henry G.
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Walsh Michael, carpenter, dwl S s California Av bet Mission and Howard, Bernal Heights

Walsh Michael, cook, dwl 71 Jessie

Walsh Michael, lamplighter, dwl N s Ellis bet Web- ster and Fillmore

Walsh Michael, shoemaker, 414 O'Farrell

Walsh Michael F., shoemaker, 90512 Market

Walsh Michael W., blacksmith, dwI SE cor Sixteenth and Second Av

Walsh Morris D., painter with Wason & Morris, dwl N s Jackson nr Leavenworth

Walsh M. T. Mrs., teacher Shotwell St. Primary . School, dwl 444 Guerrero

Walsh Patrick, carpenter, dwl W s Valencia nr Fif- teenth

Walsh Patrick, driver Market St. Railway, dwI W s Valencia bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth

Walsh Patrick, expressman, cor Mission and Fourth, dwl 647 Stevenson

Walsh Patrick, waiter Occidental Hotel, dwl 10 Jessie

Walsh Patrick J., teamster with McKenna & Greany, dwI SW cor Sacramento and Drumm

Walsh Peter, porter with Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 548 Howard

Walsh Peter, teamster, dwl SE cor Drumm and Sac- ramento

Walsh P. F., dwl 115 Turk

Walsh Richard, tailor, dwl 256 Minna

Walsh Richard, teamster, dwl 17 Ohio

Walsh Robert, clerk, dwl 360 Third

Walsh Robert, jeweler with Charles Lemme, dw1 317 Third

Walsh Simon T., real-estate agent, office 328 Mont- gomery, dwl 444 Guerrero

Walsh Stephen C., portor with Pilsbury, Webb & Co., dwl Howard bet Tenth and Eleventh

Walsh Theresa (widow), nurse, dwl W s Hampshire bet 'Twenty-third and 'Twenty-fourth

Walsh Thomas, dwl 1312 Filbert

Walsh Thomas, conductor Potrero and B. V. R. R.

Walsh Thomas, contractor, dwl SE cor Sixteenth and Second Av

Walsh Thomas, fireman P. M. S. S. Constitution, dwl S s Ash Av bet Laguna and Buchanan

Walsh Thomas, foreman with C. James King of Wil- liam & Co., dwl 527 Pine

Walsh Thomas, laborer S. F. and Pac. Sugar Co., dwl 152 Dora

Walsh Thomas, machinist, dwl 82812 Vallejo, rear

Walsh Thomas, sailmaker with Charles E. Wendt, dwl What Cheer House

Walsh Thomas, steward with W. F. Babcock, dwl 9 Essex

Walsh Thomas F., bootmaker with S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl lo Sumner

Walsh Thomas H., conductor Potrero and B. V. R. R., dwl Kentucky nr Sierra

Walsh Timothy, fireman S. F. and Pac. Sugar Co., dwl 152 Dora

Walsh Walter, hairdresser, dwl 73 Natoma

Walsh William, blacksmith with Nelson & Doble, dwl 221% Clara

Walsh William, bootmaker, dwl 231 Clara

Walsh William, butcher, dwlSE cor Washington and Fillmore

Walsh William, laborer S. F. P. Woolen Factory, dwl cor North Point and Larkin

Walsh William, machinist Pacific Iron Works

Walsh William, nows agent, dwl E s Mission bet 'Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth

Walsh William, special policeman, dwl 7 Montgom- ery Court

Walsh William A., carpenter, dw1 608 O'Farrell

Walsh William B., machinist, dwl S s Shipley nr Ninth

Walsh William D., housepainter, dwl 1427 California Walsh William E., carpenter, dwl 471% Ritch

Walsh William T., paperhanger with Peters & Ham, dwl 6 Bernard

Walsh. See Welch, Welsh, and Walch

Walshe R. J., merchant, dwl 14 Ellis

Walsleber Jacob, laborer, dwl 551 Folsom

WALTER A. WOOD MOWING AND REAPING MACHINE CO., Rensselaer Holman agent, of- fice 200 Davis

Walter August, musician, dwl W s Jones bet Lom- bard and Chestnut

FARNSWORTH & CLARK, Fire Ins. Agts, 230 Cal. St., represent $4,000,000 of Capital.

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

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dwl 129 Ninth Walter August, teamster with George Mayer, dwl | Walton George N., compositor with Cubery & Co., 1142 Mission

Walter David N. (D. N. & E. Walter & Co.), dwl SW cor Sutter and Gough

WALTER D. N. & E. & CO. (Herman N., Moritz J., Newton, and Isidor Walter). importers and wholesale carpets, oilcloths, upholstery goods, and paperhangings, NW cor Battery and Market

Walter E., clerk with Alva F. Patton, dwl 628 Min

Walter Edward, pianomaker with Gustave Rudolf, cor Seventeenth and H, South S. F.

Walter Emanuel (D. N. & E. Walter & Co.), res New York

Walter Ferdinand, merchant (Nevada), dw1 917 Lar- kin

Walter George ( Walter & Co.), dw1 308 Fifth

Walter G. Forrest ( G. Forrest Walter & Co.), dwl 1322 California

WALTER G. FORREST & CO. (Christian Zinns), merchant tailors, oll Sacramento

Walter Hermann N. (D. N. & E. Walter & Co.), res New York

Walter Horace, purser P. M. S. S. Constitution, dwl 487 Fifth

Walter 1. Newton (D. N. & E. Walter & Co.), dwl SW cor Sutter and Gough

Walter Isidor ( D. N. & E. Walter & Co.), res Europe Walter Jacob, cook 408 Pine

Walter John, laborer, dw1 536 Sacramento

Walter John, laborer Golden Gate Sugar Refinery, dwl 34 Hayes

Walter Julia (widow), housekeeper, dwl 628 Minna Walter Leonard John, steward, dwl 131 Main, rear Walter Max ( Walter & Marcuse), dwl 951 Harrison Walter Max, agent Matrimonial News, dwl 628 Min Walter Michael, laborer, dwl 34 Hayes

Walter Moritz (D. N. & E'. Walter & Co.), dwl SW cor Sutter and Gough

Walter Otto, printer U. S. Army Headquarters, 105 Stockton, dwl 612 Natoma

Walter Rosie, boot and shoecutter U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co., dwl 20 Lafayette

Walter Simon, shoemaker, dwl 262 Jessie, rear Walter Theodore V., assistant note teller London and S. F. Bank, dw1 40 South Park

Walter Thomas, salesman 414 Sac, dwl 951 Harrison Walter William, teller, dw1 1403 Stockton

Walter & Co. ( George Walter and John Denhord), market, 308 Fifth

Walter & Marcuse ( Max Walter), importers Boone- kamp and agents German Army Bitters, 414 Sac- ramento

Walters James, hostler, dwl Park Hotel

Walters Jesse, dwl Coso House

Walters John, plasterer, dwl 18 Folsom

Walters J. W., machinist, dw1 709 Mission

Walters Lilly L. Mrs. (colored), dwl 111 Prospect Pl Walters Otto, insurance solicitor, dw1 504 Wash

Walters Simon, cutter with Simon Wolff, dwl 137 Shipley

Walters Thomas C., mason, dwl 612 Greenwich

Walters. See Wolters

Walterson Arthur K., carpenter, dwl 613 Mission

Walterstein Frank, clerk with Bruno Triebe, dwl 417 Kearny

Walther August, musician, dwl 1013 Union

Walther Friedrich Gustav, compositor California Journal and Sonntags Gast, dwl 17 John

WALTHER MARY (widow), liquor saloon, San José Road nr county line

Walther Phillip, maltster with Merrifield & Rosener, dwl Twelfth nr Folsom

Walthers Philip H., liquor saloon, 510 Bush, dw1 8 Chatham Pl

Walthour Christian, porter with William F. Nelson, dwl cor Broadway and Ohio

Walthour David, laborer, dwl 12 Bartol

Walthour John F., boatbuilder with John D. Griffin, dwl 139 Minna

Walton A. G., capitalist, dwl 515 Stockton

Walton Charles, clerk with H. Schwartz, dwl 728 Folsom

Walton Charles E., junkdealer, 318 Francisco

Walton Charles S., clerk New England Mutual Life insurance Co., dwl 1114 Jackson

Walton Elizabeth M. Mrs., photographic colorist, 606 Montgomery room 30, dwi 1007 Powell

Walton Frank N., clerk, dwi 1114 Jackson

Walton Fred. A., clerk with California Insurance Co., res Oakland

Walton James P., furnished rooms, 15 Geary

Walton Jesse, clerk S. F. Assaying and Refining Works, res Oakland

Walton John, dwl Columbia Hotel

Walton John K., dairyman, dwl cor Vermont and Twenty-fourth

Walton Margery Miss, dwl S s Fulton bet Laguna and Buchanan

WALTON N. C., roofing, paint, and ship varnish, 219 Mission

Walton Nelson C. Jr., bookkeeper with Albert Berry, dwl 30 Stanly Pl

Walton Richard N. ( Van Wie & Co.), dw1 123 Ninth Walton Simon A., varnisher, dwl 15 Geary

Walton William F. Mrs., dwl 1114 Jackson

Wambach Charles, brewer with Hafner & Feyge, dwl SW cor Shotwell and Eighteenth

Wambold -, dw1 746 Howard

Wand Edward, laborer, dwl W s Lyon bet Post and Geary

Wand Samuel, dry goods, 212 Sixth

Wand Thomas N. ( Wand, Kane & Co.), dw1 409 Ellis WAND, KANE & CO. ( Thomas N. Wand, Michael

Kane, and Charles C. Kane), importers and wholesale wines and liquors, 607 and 609 Front

Wands James T., clerk C. P. K. R. Freight Depot, dwl 81 Natoma

Wands Winfield S., bookkeeper with Bowen Bros., dwl 1318 Sacramento

Wanek Edward, hairdresser and dealer wigs and human hair, 041 Kearny, dwl 815 Stockton

Wangenheim Albert L. Mrs., dwl 328 Eddy

Wangenheim Amiel ( Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co.), dw1 328 Eddy

Wangenheim. Hlenry ( Dohrmann & Co.), dwl 707 O'Farrell

Wangenheim Solomon (Sol Wangenheim & Co.), dwl 433 Tyler

WANGENHEIM SOL & CO., manufacturers cider, vinegar, pickles, and preserves, 120 California

WANGENHEIM, STERNHEIM & CO. ( A. L. Wan- genheim, Estate of, Samuel Sternheim, and Amiel Wangenheim/, importers crockery, glass- ware, etc., 129 Sansom

Wangenmacher Jacob, dw1 423 Bush

Wanke J., seaman, dwi 132 Steuart

Wannenmacher Rupert ( Wannenmacher & Kron- nenberg/, dwl NE cor Franklin and McAllister Wannenmacher & Kronnenberg { Rupert Wannen- macher and Frederick Kronnenberg), proprie- tors United States Brewery, NE cor Franklin and McAllister

Wanner Carl, barkeeper with Phillip Apple, dwl 828 Sacramento

Wansky Frank, jeweler with Charles Lemme, dwl 421 Greenwich

Wanz John D. ( Wanz & Co.), dwl NW cor Columbia and Twenty-fourth

Wanz & Co. (John D. Wanz and Henry Faubel), market, NW cor Columbia and Twenty-fourth Wanzer L. M. F. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar School, dwl 303 Lombard

Wappel Michael ( Wappel & Nell), dwl 323 Jessie Wappel & Nell ( Michael Wappel and Edward Nell), Capitol Restaurant, 200 Fourth

Wappner Henry, laborer S. F. r. Woolen Factory, dwl cor Vak and Octavia

War Eagle Mining Co. (Idaho), Louis Kaplan secre- tary, office 27 Merchants' Exchange

Warburton Charles, machinist, dw1 623 Howard Warburton Elizabeth Mrs., proprietress Clarendon House, 1427% Fourth

Warburton John, chickenraiser, dwl NW cor Fill- more and Filbert

Warburton John, teamster, dwl 2227 Greenwich

Warburton Joseph, managing director Union l'acific Silk Manufacturing Co., office 507 Montgomery, dwl 1422 Fourth

Warburton Mary Mrs., dwl 2227 Greenwich

Warburton Mary J. Miss, seamstress, dwl 2227 Green- wich

Warburton Samuel, dw1 236 Perry

Ward Albert, broommaker with Thomas Ward, dwl 27 Drumm

Ward Alexander H., bookkeeper with George C. Johnson & Co., dwl 1121 Sacramento

Ward Andrew A. J. (colored), hairdresser, 522 Pa- cific, dwl 10 Scott Pl .

PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY circulates throughout the Pacific Coast.

ATNA INSURANCE CO. OF HARTFORD, has the largest Capital, largest Assets, and largest Income of any Fire Insurance Company in America.

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

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Ward Beecher Consolidated Mill and M. Co. (White | Ward Philip J., carpenter S. P. R. R., dwI 1418 Pow Pine, Nev.), D. A. Jennings secretary, office 401 California

Ward Beecher Silver Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.), office 420 Montgomery

Ward Bernard, carpenter, dw1 455 Clementina

Ward Bernard, longshoreman, dwl S s Union bet Sansom and Calhoun

Ward Bernard, waiter Grand Hotel

Ward Bernard, waiter P. M. S. S. Orizaba

Ward Bridget (widow), dwl 113 Shipley, rear

Ward Christopher, tailor with P. S. Molony, dwl 367 Jessie

Ward Daniel, cook Homestead House, Point Lobos Av

WARD DANIEL W., apothecary and chemist, NW cor Polk and Pine, dwl NE cor Polk and Pine Ward Edward, laborer, dwl 822 Jessie

Ward Edward, policeman City Hall, dw1 504 Wash Ward Ellen Mrs., dressmaker, dw1 1055 Folsom

Ward Ellis Gold and Silver Mining Co. (White Pine

Co., Nev.), J. M. Buffington secretary, office 37 Merchants' Exchange

Ward Francis, stevedore, dw1 650 Mission

Ward Francis M., clerk with George W. Granniss, dw1 105 Montgomery Block

Ward George, bricklayer, dwl 1055 Folsom

Ward George B., broommaker with Thomas Ward, dwl 27 Drumm

Ward George J., foreman with Sol Wangenheim & Co., dwl NE cor Gough and Oak

Ward George J. Jr., laborer with Sol Wangenheim & Co., dwl NE cor Gough and Oak

Ward ilannah Mrs., dwl 11 Sherwood Pl

Ward Harriet Mrs. (colored), dressmaker, dwl 10 Scott Pl

Ward Henry, carpenter, dw1 902 Montgomery

Ward Henry, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart

Ward Hubert ( Daly & W.), dwl 1623 Howard

Ward Hugh, gardener Laurel Hill Cemetery, dwl California bet Devisadero and Broderick

Ward Isaac M., deputy sheriff, dwl 1315 Sacramento Ward J. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl Overland House

Ward James ( O' Brien & W.), dwl 1228 Sacramento Ward James, boarding, 131 Folsom

Ward James, goldbeater, dwl 32 Minna Ward James, laborer, dwl 150 Steuart

Ward James, longshoreman, dwl 28 First

Ward James, mariner, dw1 512 Mission

Ward James, porter, dwl West End, Brenham PI Ward James D., policeman City Hall, dwl 1811 Dup Ward Jane Miss, confectioner, 907 Market

Ward John, asphaltum worker, dwl 1 Cedar Av

Ward John, carpenter with C. E. Boman, dwl 227 Sec

Ward John, goldbeater with George W. Rogers, dwl 32 Minna

Ward John, hostler, dwl 444 Natoma

Ward John, hostler with John F. Willson, dwl 30 Clarence PI

Ward John, laborer, dw1 636 Commercial

Ward John, tinsmith, dwl N s Birch nr Van Ness Av Ward John B., dwISs Tyler bet Fillmore and Steiner Ward John G., bookkeeper with Cutting & Co., dwl 1118 Bush

Ward John M., merchant, dwl 428 Hayes

Ward John W., carpenter, dwl 700 Folsom

Ward J. W., draftsman U. S. Army Headquarters, 105 Stockton, dwl Russ House

Ward Mary (widow), teacher music, dwl 6 John

Ward Mary A. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar School, dwl 1418 Powell

Ward Michael, assistant engineer stm Amelia, dwl 106 First

Ward Michael, shoefinisher with O. S. Holbrook, dwl oo Shipley, rear

Ward Michael, waiter, dwl 2 Dodge Ward Michael T., stock broker, dwl 364 Beale

Ward Patrick, boilermaker P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 210 Ritch, rear

Ward Patrick, carriagewasher with Charles Calla- ghan, NE cor Turk and Larkin

Ward Patrick, clerk with J. J. O'Brien, dw1 534 Bush Ward Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Douglass nr Eight- eenth

Ward Patrick, laborer, dw1 321 Third, rear Ward Patrick, shoemaker, dw1 560 Mission

Ward Peter, laborer New U. S. Mint, dwl Es Doug- lass nr Eighteenth

Ward Philip, gastitter with David Bush, dwl 1418 Powell

Ward Philip J. Jr., plumber and gasfitter, dwl 1418 Powell

Ward Robert, fireman with S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 43 Minna

Ward Thomas, broker, dwl 656 Folsom

Ward Thomas, broom manufacturer, 27 Dramm

Ward Thomas, laborer, dwl 71 Natoma

Ward Thomas, pressman, dwl 52512 Howard

Ward Thomas, sawgrinder with Pacific Saw Manu- facturing Co., dwl 228 Green

Ward Thomas, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart

Ward Thomas H., stevedore P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 71 Natoma

Ward W. A., seaman stm Kalorama, Washington St. Wharf

Ward W. G., fireman Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, dwl cor Ninth and Brannan

Ward William ( Smithson & W.), dw1 924 Jackson

Ward William, cook, dwl Railroad House

Ward William, drayman, dwl NE cor Twenty-third and Alabama

Ward William, molder with Savage & Son, dwl 11 Sherwood i'l

Ward William B., bookkeeper S. F. Savings Union, dwl 1807 Sacramento

Wardd Anthony (colored), dwl 1328 Pacific

Warde Michael, clerk with Chenery, Souther & Co., dwl Es Alabama nr Twenty-third

Wardell Abraham, porter 416 Clay, dwl 613 Russ

Wardell Benjamin A., bookkeeper S. F. Chronicle, dwl 12 Ellis

Wardell Rachel (widow), dwl 309 Harrison

Warden Carlos, drayman, dwl 423 Fulton

Warden James W., clerk with W. A. Holcomb & Co., dwl Branch House

Warden Thomas, shoemaker with Michael McAdam, 134 Third

Warden William H., waterman, dw1 423 Fulton

Warder James, laborer, dwl 424 Sansom

Wardlaw James, hostler Pacific Stable, 709 Jones

Wardner Fanny Miss, Spanish needlework, dwl 1419 Mason

Wardon Jane Miss, seamstress, dwl 1111% Minna

Wardwell George, clerk, dwl 509 Washington

Wardwell William V. B. (C. D. Morrison & Co.), res Oakland

Ware A. B., principal teacher Industrial School Ware Charles P., assistant teacher Industrial School Ware E. Il., physician U. S. N., dw1 300 Powell Ware Frank, with Samuel Beal, dw1 70 Silver Ware George A., printer, dw1 1250 Howard

Ware John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart

Ware Joseph G., carpenter, dwl 514 Stevenson Ware Mary E. (widow), dw1 70 Silver

Ware William, clerk, dwl 910 Stockton

Ware William, machinist, dw1 933 Bush

Ware William C., broker, office 225 Bush, dwl Kearny

Ware William H., printer, dwl 1250 Howard Ware. See Weir and Wier

Warfield D. B., student Heald's Business College

Warford Sylvester, calker Shipcalkers' Association, 713 Mission

Warhmbron Alexander, tailor, 805 Clay

Waring Henry J., glazier, dwl E s Washington Ar bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, Bernal Heights

Waring Ira S. ( Dennis & W.), res Oakland

Waring John H., glazier with Gibb & Co., dwl cor Twenty-seventh and Folsom

Warm Spring Packets, Rider, Somers & Co. agents, office 22 and 24 Market

Warn Henry, carpenter, dw1 123 Gilbert, rear Warn Thomas, stonemason, dwl 1017 Kearny Warnecke A. & Co. ( Henry Bardenhagen), liquor saloon, 101 Sacramento

Warnecke August ( A. Warnecke & Co.), dwl 16 Wil- low Av

Warnecke Hermann, butcher, Russ House

Warner -, Mrs., dw1 835 Clay Warner Abraham, liquor saloon, Meiggs' Wharf Warner Alexander, dentist with James W. Winter, dwl 2612 Kearny

Warner Amos S. ( Warner & Silsby), dwl 119 Natoma Warner August, laborer, dwl New Alaska Hotel Warner Charles, butcher with Jacob Breiling, dwl 29 Sixth

Warner Charles C., traveler with G. W. Chesley & Co., dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel

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

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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759 Clay Warner Charles HI., cashier with George H. Tay & | Warren Russell A., compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl Co., dwl 617 Bush

Warner Christopher J., coopor, dw1 549 Mission

Warner Edwin K., carrier Evening Bulletin, dw1 1005 Clay

Warner Eliza W. Mrs., dw1 314 Bush

Warner Frank, dwl 574 Folsom

Warner Frederick C., clerk, dwl 15 Stockton, rear

Warner G. A., carpenter, dwl 537 Sacramento

Warner George, sexton First Congregational Church, dw1 1005 Clay

Warner Henry B., bookkeeper with C. H. Meyer & Bro., dwi 1005 Clay

Warner John, teamster, cor California and Davis, dwl 8 Harrison Av

Warner John B., groom with George Eggleton & Co., dwl 123 Jackson

Warner Milton, calker Shipcalker's Association, 713 Mission

Warner Robert, carpenter with G. W. Swan & Co., dwl Es Columbia nr Folsom

Warner Rudolph, bootmaker with Jacob Nagel, dwl 25 Morton Pl

Warner William, captain stm Clinton, dwI 2428 Bu- chanan

Warner William, clown with John Wilson, dwl 820 Washington

Warner William B., carpenter, dwl SW cor Bush and Lyon

WARNER WILLIAM R. & CO. (Philadelphia), drugs, Henry F. Marsh agent, 200 Sansom Warner Wilson, dwl 424 Sansom

WARNER & SILSBY ( Amos S. Warner and Ed- ward D. Silsby), bedspring manufacturers, 147 New Montgomery

Warnholz Charles, cabinetmaker, dw1 504 Taylor Warnholz Frederick, bootmaker with George Burk- hardt, dw1 814 Montgomery

Warnken Herman F., groceries and liquors, NW cor Francisco and Dupont

Warnock James, dwl 363 Minna

Warr John, porter, dwl W s Fair Oaks nr Twenty . third

Warren Albert Thomas, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 29 Kearny

Warren August ( Charles Shafield & Co.), dw1 10712 Fifth

Warren Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart

Warren Charles H., watchman, dwl 217 Tehama

Warren Cyrus D., carpenter with Charles Williams, dwl 415 Pine

Warren George, driver with Lenhart & Brady. dwl 164 Jessie

Warren George, laborer, dwI 533 Commercial

Warren George A., U. S. storekeeper Bay View Dis- tillery, res Oakland

Warren George B., clerk with B. M. Atchinson & Co., dw1 302 Minna

Warren George W., clerk with Adams, Blinn & Co., dw1 516 Folsom

Warren George W., stevedore, dwl Berry bet Third and Fourth

Warren George Weston, barkeeper with James Wain- wright, dwl 232 Stevenson

Warren Henry S., compositor Alta California, dwl 027 California

Warren Jackson, steward stm Oriflamme Oregon S. S. Co.

Warren James L. (Warren & Schiller), dwl Ss Sac- ramento bet Steiner and l'ierce

Warren J. B., clerk, 513 California, dw1 819 Pine

Warren J. E. Mrs., dressmaker, 146 Second

Warren J. L. L. F. ( Warren & Co.), dw1 933 Pacific Warren Job E., dwl 145 Second

Warren John, dwl 220 Sutter

Warren John (colored), laborer, dwl 111 Prospect Pl Warren John, shipwright Shipwrights' Journeymen Association, 71 New Montgomery

WARREN JOHN C., agent The Davis Sewing Ma- chine and Manhattan Sewing Machine, office 118 Post, dwl 1248 Mission

Warren John K., salesman with Sullivan, Kelly & Co .. , dw1 519 Valencia

Warren Joseph, saloonkeeper, dwI 132 Fourth

Warren Joseph, waiter, dwl 139 Fourth

Warren Joseph M., plasterer, dwl 504 Jessie

Warren Julia A. (widow), lodgings, 510 Stockton

Warren Milton A., clerk, dwl 515 Stockton

Warren Robert, dwl 325 Jessie

- Warren Russell, contractor and builder, dw1 963 Miss

Warren William, teamster Spring Valley Water W. Co., dwl N s Pine bet Baker and Broderick

Warren William, waiter Russ House

Warren & Co. (J. L. L. F. Warren), editors and pro- prietors California Farmer, office 320 Clay

WARREN & SCHILLER (J. L. Warren and F. C. Schiller), woodcarvers, NW cor How and Spear Warrow Richard, porter Morton House

Warsaw Edward R., mining operator, office 21 Mer- chants' Exchange

Warschauer Abraham, merchant, dwl 44 Third

Warschauer A. M., upholsterer with John C. Bell, dwl 44 Third

WARSCHAUER HOUSE, Mrs. Theresa Warschauer proprietress, 44 Third

Warschauer Manheim, clerk with Leavy & Bro., dwl 114 Mason

Warschauer Marks, clerk with Isaac Levy, dwl 44 Third

Warschauer Morris, saddler, 500 Davis, dwl 6301/2 Post

Warschauer Theresa Mrs., proprietress Warschauer House, 44 Third

Warshawski Jacob, clothing and gents' furnishing goods, 401 Kearny, dwl 178 Perry

Warwick Guy, porter Russ House

Warwick Robert, driver Sutter St. R. R.

Wasatch Coal Co. (Utah), Matthew F. Game secre- tary, office 320 Sansom

WASHBURN CHARLES A., capitalist, office 302 Montgomery, ros Oakland

Washburn Georgiana (widow), principal Colored School, dwl 1036 Jackson

Washburn Jeremiah, wood dealer, dwl 131 Fourth

Washburn Leonard, drayman with F. D. Conro & Son, dwl 505 Hyde

Washburn Lysander, miner, dw1 908 Clay

Washburn M., clerk, dwl Overland House

Washburn Reuben W., exchange clerk Banking De- partment Wells, Fargo & Co., dw1 805 Bush

Washer Henry, cook, dwi 212 Broadway

Washer Henry, tinsmith with Charles Brown, dwl Golden Gate Hotel

Washer Minerva (widow), dwl SE cor Chestnut and Leavenworth

Washington and Creole Mining Co. (Ely, Nevada), Frank D. Cleary secretary, office 19 Merchants Exchange

WASHINGTON BLOCK, Eugene L. Sullivan pro- prietor, 115 Montgomery Av

WASHINGTON BREWERY, Claus Wreden & Co. proprietors. SE cor Lombard and Taylor

Washington Francis (colored), porter with H. M. Newhall & Co., dwl + Adele Alley

Washington Francis P. (colored), laborer, dwl (279) 12 Caroline I'l

Washington Frederick (colored), porter Union Mu- tual Life Ins Co., dw1 601 California

Washington Hotel, John Murray proprietor, 519 and 521 Mission

Washington House, John Donnelly proprietor, SE cor Drumm and Oregon

Washington House, John W. Schimp proprietor, 754 Washington

Washington John C., engineer with B. F. Barton & Co., dwl 54 First

Washington J. T., clerk, dw1 933 Sacramento

WASHINGTON LIFE' INSURANCE CO. (New York), Edwin Lewis manager, office 432 Mont

Washington Market, Washington to Merchant bet Sansom and Montgomery

Washington Mining Co. (Mariposa, Cal.), Thomas B. Wingard secretary, office 318 California

Washington Oyster Co. (Shoalwater Bay), wholesale oysters, J. J. Winant agent, office 107 California Market

Washington Quicksilver Mining Co. (Napa Co., Cal.),

Charles Langley & Co. agents, SW cor Battery and Clay

Washington Quicksilver Mining Co. (Trinity Co., Cal.), office 300 Montgomery

WASHINGTON ST. WHARF, foot Washington

Washoe Silver M. Co. ( Washoe, Nev.), D. Buck sec- rotary, office SW cor Mont and Cal room 14

Wason Archibald ( Wason & Morris), dwl NE cor Greenwich and Taylor

Wason Edward P., compositor Occident, dwl 120 Har Wason James P., market, 720 Harrison

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

ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, GEO. O. BOARDMAN, Manager: HENRY CARLTON. Jr., Agent: 14 Merchants' Exchange. San Francisco.

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

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WASON & MORRIS ( Archibald Wason and Pat- rick J. Morris), house and signpainters and deal- ers oils, paints, etc., 38 California

Wass Ambrose C., carpenter with D. A. MacDonald & Co., dwl 1418 Washington

Wass Dyson D., machinist with Pacific Iron Works, dwl 59 Tehama

Wass Frederick A., bellowsmaker with D. A. Mac- donald & Co., dwl 1418 Washington

Wassa John Philip, butcher with Frederick Katz, dwl 6 Berry Pl

Wassenberg Annie (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1924 Mason

Wasserman August ( Hutchinson, Kohl & Co.), res Frankfort-on-the-Main

Wassermann Elkan, clerk with Louis Sloss & Co., dwl 1604 Bush

Wasserman Moses, cigars, 439 California, dwl 44 Third

Waszman Adolf, shoemaker with Richard Pahl, dwl 50 Mission

Waterbury George A., bookkeeper Excelsior Mills, dwl 2225 Howard

Waterbury Florance Miss, proof reader with Francis & Valentine, dwl 2623 Mission

Waterdoll Peter, laborer, dwlSW cor Arch and Stan- ley nr San Miguel Station

Waterfield Albert, laborer, dw1 1223 Folsom, rear Waterford Joseph (colored), dwl 1317 Stockton

Waterford Joseph, sailmaker, dwl 1134 Pacific

Waterhouse Columbus ( Waterhouse & Lester), dwl 2213 Howard

Waterhouse Frederick A., bookkeeper with Water- house & Lester, dw1 2213 Howard

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The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 186

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