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Waterhouse George, photographer with Charles L. Cramer, dw1 402 Kearny
Waterhouse Harry K., bookkeeper with Waterhouse & Lester, dwl 211 Seventh
WATERHOUSE & LESTER (Columbus Water- house) , importers and job bers carriage and wagon materials, 122 and 124 Market and 19 and 21 Cal Waterman Augustus, bookkeeper Mutual Life In- surance Co. of N. Y., office 204 Mont, dw1 600 Fol Waterman Charles, driver Engine No. 9, S. F. F. D., 320 Main
Waterman Charles H., dwl 13 Russ
Waterman Earl E., hostler with Joseph W. Souther, dw1 332 Tehama, rear
Waterman Edwin R., flour inspector, office 318 Front, dwl 1902 Leavenworth
Waterman Frederick HI., attorney at law, office 8 and 9 Montgomery Block, dwl Grand Hotel
Waterman George, butcher with J. Y. Wilson & Co., dwl Buchanan nr Bay
Waterman George, hairdresser with Sand Bros., dwl 309 Tehama
Waterman James S., clerk with Holbrook & Chester, dwl 534 Bush
Waterman John, blacksmith, dw1 309 Tehama
Waterman M. & Co. ( Henry E. Trubenbach), com- mission merchants, 111 Clay
Waterman Martin ( M. Waterman & Co.), dwl 619 Tyler
Waterman Moses, clerk County Tax Collector's Office, dwl 315 Tyler
Waterman Richard, cellarman with Lyon & Co., dwl 2 Maiden Lane
Waterman Richard W., bookkeeper Pacific Iron Works, dwl 2 Maiden Lane
Waterman Robert H., U. S. inspector hulls, office 11 U. S. Court Building, and marine surveyor, office 316 California, dwl 724 Turk
Waterman William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl cor Eighth and Brannan
Waterman William B., musician, dwl 6 August Alley Waters Abraham, jeweler, dw1 528 Greenwich Waters Annie Mrs., dressmaker, 523 Howard
Waters Arthur, dw1 519 Pine
WATERS CHARLES, plumber, gas, and steamfitter, 808 Market, dwl 28 O'Farrell
Waters Daniel, stevedore P. M. S. S. Co.
Waters Edward, cook with Dennis Dowd, 625 Davis Waters Elisha Dewey ( Waters & Co.), dwl 519 Ellis
Waters Frederick C., foreman with Bacon & Co., dwl Russ House
Waters George F., groceries, 540 Market, dwl 521 O'Farrell
WATERS GEORGE L., with Samuel Hartshorne, 314 Montgomery, dwl 1316 Mason
Waters Henry, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Waters Helon B., clerk with Pope & Talbot, Third St. Wharf, dwl 220 Stevenson
Waters James, teamster with R. & J. Morton, dw NE cor Taylor and Ellis
Waters John, laborer, dwl 5 Francisco
Waters John S., porter with Linforth, Kellogg Co., dwl 12% Harriet
Waters Joseph H. N., expressman, SW cor Hallecl and Sansom, dwl 1594 Bush
Waters Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dw Potrero Point
Waters Patrick, tanner with Wolf Bloom, dwl Gun nison Av nr Twenty-seventh
Waters Patrick, driver N. B. and Mission R. R.
Waters Robert (colored), bootblack stm Alameda Oakland Ferry, res Oakland
Waters Rogers, laborer, dwl 43012 Clementina
Waters Thomas, laborer, dwl 2012 Larkin
Waters Thomas, printer with C. A. Murdock & Co. dw1 33 Geary
Waters William C., machinist Risdon Iron and Lo comotive Works, dw1 709 Mission
Waters William D., carriagepainter with Kimbal Manufacturing Co., dw] 313 Seventh
Waters Williams, dwl 616 Kearny
Waters & Co. ( Elisha D. Waters and Benjamin Dore), printers, 512 Sacramento
Waterson George, bricklayer Bricklayers' Protect ive Association, 234 Sutter
Watkeys Daniel J., with Arthur B. Stout, dwl 83 Washington
Watkin W. B., solicitor with Hutchinson, Mann d Smith, dwl 124 Tyler
Watkins Alonzo A., bookkeeper with Locke & Mon tague, 112 Battery
WATKINS CARLETON E .. Yosemite Art Gallery and portrait and landscape photographer, 22-2 Montgomery
Watkins Charles, teamster, dwl 10 O'Farrell
Watkins Eliza Mrs., seamstress, dw1 15 Second
Watkins John, milkman, dwl 632 Post
Watkins Joseph, teamster with Joseph E. Culver well, dwl S s Ellis bet Buchanan and Laguna
Watkins Joseph W., shipcalker, dwl 179 Clara
Watkins Norman, salesman with Mecker, James Co., dw1 1002 Montgomery
Watkins William, calker, dwl Mechanics' House
Watling Elizabeth (widow), dw1 1031 Dolores
Watrigant Victor, butcher with Paul Husson, dw 841 Howard
Watriss George C., draftsman Risdon Iron and Lo comotive Works, dwl American Exchange
Watrous Chauncey James, carpenter, dwl 528 Har Watson Anna Mrs., dwl 1067 Broadway
Watson Aura (widow), dwl o Trinity
Watson Benjamin M., helper New U. S. Mint, dw) Minna nr Third
Watson Charles, engineer California Sugar Refinery dwl Es Eighth nr Brannan
Watson Charles B., shearman Pac. Rolling Mill, dw cor Shasta and Michigan
Watson Charles H., engineer Cal. Sugar Refinery dwl Eighth nr Brannan
Watson Chauncey S., bookkeeper with Blake, Rob bins & Co., dwl 409 Van Ness Av
Watson Daniel, marbleworker with Michael Heve rin, dwl Railroad House
Watson David, carpenter with Steed & Nash, dw 662 Howard
Watson Dudley L., carpenter Mission Woolen Mills dwl 2616 Folsom
Watson D. W., house and signpainter, 2013 Folsom Watson Edward ! Watson & Barnhart), dw1 610 How Watson Frederick, dwl West End Hotel, Brenhan PI
Watson George, dw1 15 Second
Watson George, drayman, 223 Clay, dw1 24 Scott PI Watson George P. J., bookkeeper with William H Watson, dwl 136 Hayes
Watson George W., salesman with Knowland & Doe res Oakland
Watson Henry, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, dwl Potrer Point
Watson Horace H., marine surveyor and agent New York Record American and Foreign Shipping office 302 California, res Oakland
Watson James, assistant engineer P. M. S. S. Chin Watson James, barkeeper with Ryan & Scully, dw 1113 Stockton
Watson James, clerk, dwl 806 Stockton
FARNSWORTH & CLARK, Gen'l Fire and Marine Insurance Agency; office 230 Cal. 8
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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Watson James, commission merchant and agent Coast Whaling Co., office 8 Clay, res Oakland.
Watson James, engineer Mission Woolen Mills, dwl 217 Shotwell
Watson James, laborer, dw1 30 Ritch
Watson James, shipcarpenter, dwl 41 Louisa
Watson James, vegetables, 36 First
Watson James A., painter, dwl 124 Welsh
Watson James B., dwl 9 O'Farrell
Watson James T., examiner gaugers' returns Custom House, dwl 1116 Jackson
Watson John, laborer, dwl cor Nebraska and Ala- meda
Watson John, lather, dwl 133 Shipley
Watson John B., machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl 44 Clementina
Watson John P., bookkeeper with E. E. Morgan's Sons, dw1 600 Bush
Watson John R., purchasing agent C. P. R. R., S. P. R. R., and Cal. P. R. R. cos., office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, dwl Lick House
Watson Julia Mrs. (widow), dwl 9 O'Farrell
Watson Louisa P. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar School, dwl 24 Scott Pl
Watson Margaret Miss, teacher Union St. Grammar School, dwl 24 Scott Pl
Watson Martin Mrs. (widow), dwl 15 Hyde
Watson Mary Ann (widow), dressmaker, dwl 21 Na- toma
Watson Martin V. B. ( Watson & Co.), dw1 534 Bush Watson Robert, warehouseman, dwl 410 Jackson
Watson Sarah (widow), dressmaker, 79 New Mont- gomery
Watson S. C., miner, dwl Overland House
WATSON S. M. CO. (White Pine Co., Nev.), Wil- liam H. Watson secretary, office 302 Montgomery Watson Thomas, blacksmith with John Weichhart, dwl 6091% Howard
Watson Thomas (colored), coachman, dwl Virginia Block
Watson Thomas, plumber with John G. Ils, dwl 104 Alta Pl
Watson Thomas, seaman stm Newbern, Front St. Wharf
Watson Thomas M. (colored), watchman U. S. Treas- ury, dwl 2114 Jones
Watson Warren M., salesman with R. R. Raeding & Co., dw1 1506 Bush
Watson W. G., seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Watson William, dwl S's Bush bet Steiner and Pierce Watson William, barber, dwl 52 Shipley
Watson William, chief engineer Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills, dwl 217 Shotwell
Watson William, clerk with François A. Rouleau Watson William, stevedore, dwl 214 Broadway WATSON WILLIAM H., mining secretary and agent, office 302 Montgomery, dwl 1809 Pine Watson William S., civil engineer, dw1 4 Park Pl Watson William S., physician, dwl 719 Market WATSON & BARNHART ( Edward Watson and Daniel Barnhart), auctioneers and commission merchants, SE cor Sutter and Kearny
WATSON & CO. ( M. V. B. Watson and William King & Co., New York), importers and jobbers corks, twine, capsules, etc., 319 Battery Watson. See Wattson
Watt Alexander, dummyman Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl 414 Pacific
Watt Andrew, teamster with Charles Harley & Co., dwl 725 McAllister
WATT ROBERT, manager Swiss American Bank (and Watt & McLennan), res San Rafael
Watt William ( Watt & McLennan), res Grass Valley WATT & McLENNAN ( William Watt, Robert Watt, and Frank P. McLennan), wool and grain commission, 318 Front room 3
Watters J. W., machinist, dw1 709 Mission
Watterson George T., contractor, dwl 748 Brannan] Wattes James, driver with David Seaman Watto A. J., miner, dwl 423 Bush
Wattres John, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Watts Charles, waiter, dwl 270 First
Watts Charles B., clerk, dwl 114 Second
Watts Edwin F., hoseman Engine No. 4, S. F. F. D., dwl 144 Second
Watts Evan, builder, dwl 806 Polk
Watts Fernando, coalpasser stm Newbern, Front St. Wharf
Watts John, salesman with J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl 227 Second
Watts L. C., shipbuilder, Third Av bet I and J, South S. F.
Watts Richard P., porter with Foster & Dole, dwl 10012 Second
Watts Sanford E., shipcarpenter, dwl Third Av bet I and J, South S. F.
Watts (The) Marine Railway, nr foot of I, India Basin, South S. F.
Watts W. A., miner, dw] 227 Second
Watts William (William Watts & Co.), dwl W 8 Taylor bet Chestnut and Francisco
Watts William, laborer, dwl W s Houston bet Taylor and Jones
Watts William, steward, dwl 270 First
WATTS WILLIAM & CO., contractors night work and sewer laying, 31 Geary
Wattson Margaret E. (widow), dwl 1110 Mason
Wattson Samuel B. [ Parker, W. & Co.), dwl SE cor Twenty-fourth and San José Av
Wattson. See Watson
Watyen Henry, salesman, dwl 43 Clementina
Wau Yune (Chinese), merchant, 739 Commercial Wauch Louis, laborer, dwl 13 Geary
WAUGAMAN ASA L., wines and liquors, NE cor Halleck and Leidesdorff, dwl 106 Mason
Waugh Alexander ( Alexander Waugh & Co.), dwl 26 Main
Waugh Alexander & Co. ( George Miller and Wil- liam Waugh), Pacific bottle yard, 26 and 28 Main Waugh William ( Alexander Waugh & Co.), dwl 26 Main
Waugh William (colored), janitor Y. M.U. B. Society, dwl 914 Pacific
Waun George, laborer Pacific Iron Works, dwl 14 Sherwood Pl
Wax Paul, shoemaker with Charles Hoertkorn, dwl 1 Harlan Pl
Way Asa H., clerk, dw] 927 Washington, rear
Way Henry, blacksmith helper with John Weich- hart, dw1 600 Howard
Way Thomas H., collector, 535 Clay, dwl 1143 Folsom Waygant Hannah (widow), dw1 828 Folsom
Waylin John, blacksmith New City Hall, dwl 20 Larkin
WAYMAN WILLARD G., physician, office 16 Geary, dw1 407 Leavenworth
Waymouth Bryant, clerk with Painter & Co., dwl 19 Baldwin Court
Wear William, patternmaker, dwl 312 Beale
Weasler Alexander Rev., dwl 18 Turk
Weatherly Walter J., clerk with Whittier, Fuller & Co., dw1 508 Powell
Weatherup Samuel, helper with Hugh Crockard, dwl SE cor Mission and First
Weaver Abel W., seaman, dwl 35 Pacific
Weaver Benjamin F., tailor with G. B. Davis & Son, dwl 636 Commercial
Weaver Daniel Il., driver Market St. Railway, dwl 211 Tehama
Weaver Dwight S., stoves, 263 Third
Weaver George, shipcarpenter, dwl I bet Third and Fourth avs, South S. F.
Weaver George A., clerk C. P. R. R. Freight Depot, dwl 76916 Mission
Weaver George A., clerk Risdon Iron and Locomo- tive Works, dw1 726 Powell
Weaver George H., bookkeeper with Castle Bros., dwl 220 Shotwell
Weaver Hammond S., conductor Central R. R., dwl 2812 Clay
Weaver Henry, harnessmaker, 671 Market, res Oak- land
Weaver John, carpenter, dwl 333 Bush
Weaver John, salesman with George H. Tay & Co., dw1 415 Powell
Weaver Joseph Rev., dwl 127 Kearny
Weaver Nicholas, woodcarver with Bryant & Stra- han, dwl Revere House
Weaver Philip L. ( Weaver & Taylor and Weaver, Taylor &' Co.), dwl SW cor Pierce and Union
WEAVER, TAYLOR & CO. ( Philip L. Weaver and
John W. Taylor), importers and dealers rubber goods and agents Hazard Powder Co., 501 Market WEAVER & TAYLOR ( Philip L. Weaver and John W. Taylor), agents Goodyear's India Rubber Glove Manufacturing Co., 136 Montgomery Webb Albert, dwl 304 Third
Webb Alfred W., lumber surveyor, dwl 2410 Folsom Webb Alonzo, attorney at law, office 420 California, dwl 317 Third
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY contains Addresses of over 50,000 Merchants.
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Wobb Andrew C., clerk, dw] 262 Minna
Webb Arthur, bookkeeper, dwl 2410 Folsom
Webb Charles H., designer with Frank G. Edwards, dwl 8 Wetmore Pl
WEBB CHRISTOPHER C., merchant, office 405 Front, res Oakland
Webb E. A. (widow), dw1 317 Third
Webb Edgar, compositor with Francis & Valentine, dw1 612 Harriet
Webb Francis A., drayman, 118 Bat, dw1 208 Fifth
Webb George (J. P. Wood & Co./, dwl 210 Jessie
Webb George, laborer with Knowland & Doe, dwl 428 Tehama
Webb George, truckman H. and L. No. 1, S. F. F. D., 22 O'Farrell
Webb Henry, dwl NW cor Powell and Union
Webb House, H. W. Miller proprietor, 37 Second
Webb James P'., physician, office and dwl 741 How- ard
Webb John M., dwl W s Ninth nr Folsom
Webb Mary ( widow), dwl 143 Ridley
Webb Richard, miner. dwl S s Fulton nr Laguna
Webb Richard, printer, dw1 1706 Mason
WEBB WATSON, manager North America Life Ins. Co., office 302 Montgomery, res Oakland
Webb William, blacksmith, dwl What Cheer House Webb William, clerk with Douglass & Cosgrove, 114 Jackson
Webb William, hostler with Patrick Farrall, S s Point Lobos Av nr Seventeenth Av
Webber -, dw1 710 Kearny
Webber Alexander, laborer S. F. and Pac. Sugar Co., dwl 227 Lighth
Webber Alpha A., traveling agent Continental Life Ins. Co., dwl 2021 Polk
Webber Andrew, miner, dw1 533 Commercial
Webber Benjamin, blacksmith with John Weich- hart, dwl 3 Natoma
Webber Edward L., piledriver with Boobar & Rich- ardson, dw1 212 Washington
Webber Goorge E., mining, dw1 1510 Franklin
Webber llenry B., sawyer with Pacific Box Manu- facturing Co., dwi 820 Folsom
Webbor Lewis N., salesman Carmen Island Salt Works, dw1 124 Tyler
Webber Lowell A., porter with Preble & Co., dwl 56 Tehama
Webber Stephen, seaman, dwl E s Dame nr Grove Weber -, newspaper carrier, dwl 3 Clara Lane Weber Adolph, waiter German Hotel, 18 First
WEBER ADOLPH C., civil engineer, ottico 507 Mont- gomery, and president Humboldt Savings Bank, dwl 840 Folsom
Weber Alexander, laborer, dwl 32 Rausch
Weber Charles, candymaker with Rohman & Hirsch- feld, dwl 527 Greenwich
Weber Charles, collector and insurance broker Ham- burg-Bremen Fire Ins. Co., dw1 240 Stevenson Weber Charles, watchman stm Cora
Weber Charles Jr., cashier and bookkeeper Ham- burg-Bremen Fire Ins. Co., dwl 240 Stevenson Weber Diedrich, clerk with Diedrich Hillen, dwl N W cor rine and Larkin
Weber Ernst, market, 220 Third
Weber Eugene K., watchmaker with Frederick Hof- leng, dw1 719 Market
Weber Francis, wagon builder, dwl 42 Moss
Weber Frederick, butcher with John C. Moritz, dwl 1012 Pacific
Weber Frederick C., boot and shoemaker, 754 Clay, dw1 1034 Clay
Weber Gabriel, bootmaker, 638 Commercial, dwl 5 St. Charles Pl
Weber George, cabinetmaker with Christian Schrei- ber & Co., dwl 17 Pacific
Weber George, liquor saloon, dwl 533 Broadway
Weber H., dw1 321 Sutter
Weber Henry, express wagon, dwl 39 Pacific
Weber Henry, seaman, dwl 39 Pacific
Weber Herman ( Weber & Rodefeld), dwl 512 Bush, rear
Weber Jacob, trunkmaker with, D. S. Martin & Co., dwl cor Eighteenth and Mission
Weber John, brewer Germania Brewery, dwl 1420 Pacitic
Weber John, butcher with John Mengel, dwl 335 Fourth
Weber John P., teacher music, dw1 719 Grove
Weber Joseph, varnisher Pacitic U. W. Furniture Manufacturing Co.
Weber Julius, clerk with Matthias Gray, dwl 811 Leavenworth
Weber Louis, groceries and liquors, 1 Franklin
Weber Peter, waiter with Albert Seiz, dwl German Hotel
Weber Richard H., helper with Grover & Baker Sew- ing Machine Co., dwl N s Hyde bet Filbert and Greenwich
Weber T. H., groceries and liquors, NW cor Boyce and Geary
Weber Walter, brewer, dwl 1009 Minna
Weber William, bootmaker with W. F. Burke, dwl 720 Brannan
Weber William, confectioner, dwl 527 Greenwich Weber William, laborer, dwl 407 Pacific
Weber & Rodefeld ( Herman Weber and Frederick Rodefeld), liquor saloon, SW cor Post and Kear Webster -, tailor, dwl 14 Brooks
Webster Artemus, shipwright P. M. S. S. Co., dw1 14 Tehama
Webster Benjamin F., shipwright, dwl 64 Tehama Webster Catherine (widow), dwl 3 Eddy Pl
Webster Charles F., real estate, office 310 Montgom- ery, dwi SW cor Linden and Van Ness Av
Webster Charles H., auctioneer, dwl 35012 Jessie, rear
Webster Charles P., driver City R. R., dwl E s First Av bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Webster Daniel F. ( Webster & Smith), dwI SW cor Van Ness Av and Linden
Webster Edward, stevedore with Whitney & Freese, dw1 30 Stanford
Webster Elizabeth, tailoresss, dwl 331 Minna
Webster George, mariner, dwl Brannan bet Sixth and Seventh
Webster George G. (Webster & Soule), dwl 201 Turk Webster George.W., carpenter, dwl 710 Kearny
Webster James, steward stm Salinas, Washington St. Wharf
Webster James A., clerk Delivery Department Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 317 Third
Webster J. M., student Heald's Business College, dwl Russ House
Webster John, calker, dwl 22 Minna
Webster John Nelson, mining secretary, office 420 Montgomery room 8 third floor, res Alameda Webster Lyons, tailor, dwl 1048 Howard
Webster Mary A. (widow), dwl 503 Folsom
Webster Matthew Il., manufacturer, dwl 524 Sutter Webster Richard P., shipcarpenter, dw1 120 Fell
Webster Thomas, shoemaker with William D. Join- er, dwl 3J Natoma
Webster Walter B., salesman with Locke & Mon- tague, dwl 203 Turk
Webster Walter Briscoe, observer (Signal Service U. S. A.), office 42 Merchants' Exchange, dwl American Exchange
Webster Waterman, tailor, dw1 327 Minna
Webster William, machinist, dwl 18 Minna Webster William M., surveyor, dwl 2513 Octavia Webster & Smith ( Daniel F. Webster and Ferdi- nand Smith), money brokers, office 310 Mont Webster & Soulé ( George G. Webster and Kendrick
B. Soule), stockbrokers, office 304 Montgomery
WECK L. E. & CO. ( Bernard Getleson and Gustave
C. Landis), importers French leathers and shoe findings, 546 Market
Weck Louis E. (L. E. Weck & Co.), dwl 815 Stock- ton
Weckerle Charles, carpenter, 531 Bdwy, res Alameda Wedan Henry, seaman, dwl 2J Steuart
Wedan Oscar, seaman, dwl 20 Steuart
Wedde Henry, musician with John Wilson, dwl 525 Green, rear
Wedderspoon John ( Cross & Co.), res Oakland Wedderspoon Thomas C. ( Cross & Co.), res Oakland Wedderspoon William ( Cross & Co.), res Glasgow, Scotland
Wedekind August, clerk with John Bottger, dwl SE cor Sixteenth and Mission
Wedekind George L., clerk Justices' Court, dw1 634 Filbert
Wedel Jacob, machinist, dwl N s Army bet Church and Sanchez
Wedel John, hairdresser, dwl N s Army bet Church and Sanchez
Wedel John G., liquor saloon, SW cor Drumm and Pacific, dwl 819 Vallejo
Wedel John M., shoemaker, 5 Quincy PI Wedel Theresa Mrs., dwl 807 Pacitic
FARNSWORTH & CLARK furnish Safe and Reliable Insurance against Fire.
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, Trunks and Valises.
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Wedeles Isidore W. ( Max Gruenberg & Co.), dw1 615 Jones
Wedell John G., special policeman, dwl Ohio bet Broadway and Vallejo
Wedemeyer Claus H., groceries and liquors, SW cor Treat Av and Twenty-fourth
Wedl C. J., hairdressing saloon, 531 Sacramento, dwl 1513 Stockton, rear
Wedles Adolph, pianist, dwl 107 O'Farrell
Weed Alexander ( Weed & Gorie), dwl 410 Eddy
Weed Charles L., photographer with Bradley & Ru- lofson, dwl 729 Pine
Weed John H., teamster, dwl N s Sixteenth bet Do- lores and Guerrero
Weed Joseph ( Weed & Kingwell), dwI 1217 Leav
Weed Joseph, assistant storekeeper North Point Dock Bonded Warehouse, dwl 1401 Powell
Weed Sewing Machine Co., A. Mead & Co. agents, 152 New Montgomery
Weed William H., brassmolder with Weed & King- well, dwl 1217 Leavenworth
WEED & GORIE ( Alexander Weed and James Go- rie), wood and coal, 933 Market
WEED & KINGWELL (Joseph H. Weed and Vin- cent Kingwell), proprietors California Brass Works, 125 First
Weeden Charles, laborer, dw1 725 Natoma
Weeden Ellen HI. Miss, associate principal Clarke Institute, dw1 620 Ellis
Weegman Frederick, laborer with J. Herman Schintz, dwl 256 Stevenson
Weeks Abbie C., dressmaker, 726 Howard
Weeks Albert, watchmaker with Frederick Hofling, dwl 60'Farrell
Weeks Charles W., carpenter, dw1 731 Green
Weeks Ebenezer, calker P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 415 Main
Weeks Edward P., attorney at law, office 620 Wash- ington, dw1 631 Sacramento
Weeks Frank S., compositor with William P. Harri- son, dwl 314 Bush
Weeks Freeman L., physician and surgeon, office 652 Market, dw1 73412 Howard
Weeks Henry, seaman, dwl 115 Clark
Weeks John E., dwl 1325 Powell
Weeks Martha A. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Pri- mary School, dwl 731 Green
Weeks Samuel ( John Kinney & Co.), dwl 1438 Stock Weeks Samuel F., dwl 574 Folsom
Weeks Thomas D., gilder with S. & G. Gump, dwl 444 Minna
Weerbrouck Fred, spring and hair mattresses, 601 Powell
WEGENER FREDERICK O., notary public, com-
missioner deeds, and agent I. C. C. Russ, office 386 Montgomery, dwl E s Columbia bet Fol and Har Wegener George, musician, dw1 18 Ellis
WEGENER RICHARD, mining secretary, office 414 California, dwl 28 Oak Grove Av
Weglehner Leonard, with Michael Reese, dwl 917 Sacramento
Wegner Frederick, butcher with S. F. Packing and Provision Co., dwl 414 Sixth
Wegner Henry, carver Pacific U. W. Furniture M. Co.
Wehé Eudoxis M. Mrs., dressmaker, 743 Vallejo Wehmoller William, corrugated elbowmaker, dw1 416 Seventh
Wehn Charles Edwin, salesman with Chas. F. Wehn, dwl Turk bet Pierce and Scott
WEHN CHARLES F., manufacturer Challenge Ax- legrease, factory and dwl Turk bet Pierce and Scott, office 421 Clay, dwl 908 Post
Wehner August W., clerk with George & Loughbor- ough, 507 Montgomery
Wehr Caroline Miss, dw1 720 Folsom
Wehr Frederick, carpenter, 40 Jackson
Wehr Henry, carpenter, dwl 40 Jackson
Wehr William, carpenter, dw1 30 Ritch
Wehrly Maria, teacher music, dw1 323 Fourth
Wehrly Samuel, mathematical instrumentmaker, dwl 323 Fourth
Wehser Henry, carpenter, dwl Es York nr Twenty- fifth
Weibel Henry, cook, dwl Metropolitan Hotel
Weich Valentine, butcher, dw1 607 Minna
Weichol John, laborer Golden Gate Sugar Rofinery, dwl 410 Grove
WEICHHART JOHN, proprietor California Tool Works, 143 and 145 Beale, dw1 6 Vassar Pl
Weida Frederick Charles, cooper with David Woer- ner, dw1 549 Mission
Weide Frederick, laborer, dwl 421 Dupont
Weidemuller Frederick G., baker, dwl 1621 Powell, rear
Weidenbaum F., cabinetmaker with Kragen & Co., dwl 116 Main
Weidenbaum William, cabinetmaker with Kragen & Co., dwl 116 Main
Weidenhofer Frederick ( Weidenhofer & Ahlborn), dwl 429 Bush
WEIDENHOFER & AHLBORN ( Frederick Wei- denhofer and Charles Ahlborn), proprietors Hansa Hotel, 429 Bush
Weidenreich Michael, clerk with Louis Holz, dwl 1514 Powell
Weidenreich Solomon ( Shirek & W./, dwl 15:4 Pow Weidler George W. (G. W. Swan & Co.), res Port- land, Oregon
Weidmann Henry, bottler with John J. Streuli, dwl 414 Dupont
Weigart Adam, tinsmith and plumber, NEcor Nato- ma and Eleventh
Weigel C. H. A., porter with Bracg & Frank, dw1 525 Linden Av
Weiger Emil, cabinetmaker, dwl 34 Hayes
WEIGERT JOSEPH A., liquors and bowling sa- loon, NW cor Mission and Fourth, dwl III Fourth Weighel William ( Meyers, W. & Co./, dwl 28 Willow
Weight B. J., assistant bookkeeper Howe S. M. Co., dwl cor Fifteenth and Mission
Weigle Frederick, watchmaker with Jacob Graf, dwl 655 Minna
Weigle John E., shoemaker with John Irwin, dwl 10 St. Mary
Weigle Mary (widow), dwl 655 Minna
Weigman Christian, laborer California Sugar Refino- ry, dwl Decatur bet Bryant and Brannan
Weihe August, money broker and cigars and tobac- co, 344 Montgomery, dwl 531 Union
Weil Abraham ( Weil, Cahn & Co.), dwl 1101 Van Ness Av
WEIL BROTHERS ( William, Leopold, David, and Joseph/, importers and wholesale liquors, etc., 213 Jackson
WEIL, CAHN & CO. ( Abraham Weil, Israel Cahn, and Moses Well, importers and jobbers foreign and domestic dry goods, and agents California Jute Manufacturing Co., 21 and 23 Battery
Weil D. & Brother, merchants (Shasta, Cal.), office 213 Jackson
Weil David ( Weil Brothers), res Shasta, Cal
Weil Henry L., fancy goods, 822 Kearny, dwl 314 Kearny
Weil Ignatz, clerk with Neustadter Bros., dwl 513 Post
Weil John P., salesman with David Samuels, dwl 420 l'owell
Weil Joseph ( Weil Brothers), res Shasta, Cal
Weil Leopold ( Weil Brothers), dwl 72; \'Farrell
Weil Leopold, salesman with Neustadter Bros., dwl 513 Post
Weil Mayer ( Weil & Woodleaf ), dwl 916 O'Farrell
Weil Mayer, manufacturer sausages, 108 Dupont, dwl 11 Carlos Pl
Weil Moses ( Weil, Cahn & Co.), ros New York
Weil Oscar, teacher music, office 108 Stockton, dwl 850 Market
Weil Theodore, salesman with Weil & Woodleaf, dwl 14 Geary
Weil William ( Weil Brothers), dw1 935 Post
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