The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 189

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Publication date: 1874
Publisher: San Francisco : Langley, Henry G.
Number of Pages: 1128


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Wesson G. W .. clerk, dwl 54 First


WESSON JOSEPH W., lumber, SE cor Spear and Howard, dwI SW cor Union and Polk


West Alexander, quartermaster P. M. S. S. China


West Arthur, carpenter with D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 150 Tehama


West B. F. (widow), bakerv. 208 Fourth


West Charles, drayman with Charles F. Bassett & Co .. dwl NE cor Twenty-sixth and Castro


West Charles, lithographic printer with G. T. Brown & Co., dw1 664 Howard


West Charles, stevedore, dwl Es Columbia nr Seven- teenth


West Charles B., saddle and harnessmaker, junction Market and California


West Charles H .. broker, dwl 310 Fulton


West Charles W .. clerk with Pacific Glue Manufact- uring Co .. dwl 1016 Stockton


West Edward, painter, dwl 123 Dora


West Edward, seaman stm Monterey, Washington St. Wharf


West Edward W. (Jones & Co.), dwl 563 Stevenson


West Edwin O., carpenter, dw1 915 Montgomery


West Edwin O., special policeman, dwl Sixteenth bet Mission and Howard


West Edwin W., surveyor, dw] 915 Montgomery


West End, Mrs. John H. Daley proprietress, W s Brenham Pl opp Plaza


West End Distillery, A. J. Van Winkle proprietor, E s Old San José Road nr Industrial School


West End Studio Building, NW cor Broadway and Larkin


WEST END TANNERY, California Hide and Leath- er Co. proprietors, nr San Miguel Station S. P. R. R.


West Frank. cutter with I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl SE cor Waller and Buchanan


West Frank, whitener and plasteror, 907 Bryant, dwl Natoma nr Fifth


West Frederick, painter, dw1 123 Dora


West George, agent Pacific Transfer Co., dwl Amer- ican Exchange


West G. W., conductor Market St. Railway, dwl W s Second Av bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth


West Harry R., stock broker, office 240 Montgomery, dw1 304 Jessie


West. Henry, butcher with John Hayden, dwl 29 Everett


West Henry, carpenter, dw1 41 Minna


West Henry, carpenter California Mills, dw1 150 Te- hama


West Henry, driver 101 California Market, dwl 231 Jessie


West Henry, teamster with Davis & Cowell, dwl 22 Oak


West H. P. P., machinist with Hinckley & Co., dwl 22 Oak


West Isaac (colored), waiter 905 Market


West Jacob P., carpenter, dwl 664 Howard


West James E., sailmaker with Harding & Brann, dwl N s Sixteenth bet Valencia and Guerrero


West John. barkeeper with William A. Hughes, dwl 80 Montgomery Block


West John, laundryman, 555 Bryant


West John, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial


West John E., sailmaker with John L. Prior, dwl N s Sixteenth bet Valencia and Guerrero


West John G., machinist with Grover & Baker Sew- ing Machine Co., dw1 257 Stevenson


West Joseph, fruits, 1528 Dupont


West Louis, dw1 260 Stevenson


West Mountain Silver M. Co. (Utah), office 240 Mont


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


ATNA INSURANCE COMPANY. of HARTFORD, is & Fire Insurance Company, not a Fire and Life Company combined.


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


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West P. F., captain schooner Colonel Baker, dwl 9 Park Av


West Robert, jeweler with C. Meseth, dwl 22 Oak


West Samuel, painter, dwl 443 Bush


West Samuel A. ( Goodwin, W.& Co.), dw1512 Bryant


West Sarah (widow), dwl 52 Everett


West Sarah (widow), dwl 414 Grove


West Sarah J., seamstress, dwl 202 Sixth


West Thomas H., laborer with Olpha Bonny Jr., dwl 127 Spear, rear


West Virginia R. Miss, operator with Grover & Bak- er Sewing Machine Co., dw1 664 Howard


West Whiting G., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl Russ House


Westall Edward, bookbinder with Bartling & Kim- ball, dwl 212 Post


Westall Joseph ( Schwiering & W.), dwl 231 Eighth Wescott Elliot, shoemaker with John Irwin, dwl 267 Stevenson


Westdahl Ferdinand, assistant U. S. Coast Survey, dw1 928 Clay


Westedt William, liquor saloon, 820 Battery


Westdorp Robert, waiter with Techau & Jessen, dwl 4371% Natoma


Westeeff William, agent, dw1 622 Filbert


Westenburg Henry, cooper, dw1 45312 Tehama


Westenhaver Ada Miss, shoefitter with I. M. Went- worth & Co., dwl NW cor Noe and Clipper


Westenhaver Mary A. (widow), dwl NW cor Noe and Clipper


Wester Conrad, carpenter, dw1 9 Geneva


Westerberg Amanda (widow), dwl 907 Greenwich


Westerfeld Joseph, cigarmaker, dwl 254 Stevenson


Westerfeld Louis ( Schroth & W.), dwl 1003 Geary


Westerfeld William, confectioner with Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl 905 Larkin


Westerman John, tailor, 668 Howard


Western Addition Homestead Association, W. G. Doolittle secretary, office 328 Montgomery


WESTERN HOTEL, John Higgins proprietor, 214 Broadway


Western House, Matson & Weuff proprietors, 132 and 134 Steuart


WESTERN LANCET (monthly), Cubery & Co. agents, publication office 414 Market


WESTERN MINING AGENCY, Atwill & Co., office 240 Montgomery


Western Pacific Railroad Land Office, Charles Mc- Laughlin agent, SE cor Montgomery and Jack WESTERN SAVINGS AND TRUST CO., H. J. Booth president, A. G. Stiles vice-president and cashier, office 213 Sansom


WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO., James Gamble general superintendent, Frank Jaynes assistant superintendent, general office 522 Cali- fornia, branches 225 Front and Grand Hotel


Westfall Christian, dw1 608 Sixth


Westfall Christina, saleswoman with Messenberg & Bro., dwi 980 Harrison


Westfall John, butcher with Dunphy & Co.


Westfall Julius, drayman, 206 Battery, dwl 1306 Cal Westfall N. H., banker, dwl 110 Sutter


Westfall William, drayman, 200 Bat, dwI 1306 Cal Westfallen Edward, repacker, dwl 406 Vallejo


Westfeldt Hermann, laborer 307 Bat, dw1 740 Pacific Westfield August, liquor saloon, 30 Hayes


Westfield Joseph, waiter with David Harrison, 745 Market


Westfield Julius, coachman with James R. Bolton, NW cor Greenwich and Jones


Westgate William, porter with A. S. Hallidie, dwl cor Sansom and Vallejo


Westhaus Mary (widow), furnished rooms, 836 Mar- ket


Westheimer John F., broker, dw1 140 Silver


Westheimer Susan (widow), dressmaker, dwl Vir- ginia Block


Westhoff Hiram, waiter, dwl 43712 Natoma


Westhouse -, tailor, dwl 331 Kearny Westine Eric, tailor, dwl 109 Tehama


Westlake John, shoemaker, dwl 1134 Market


Westley Charles, printing wheels and rubber stamps, 608 Market room 1


Westley Thornton, patent furniture, 160 New Mont Weston A., calker Shipcalkers' Association, 713 Mission


Weston Ada Miss, teacher Denman School, dwl 623 Powell


Weston Austin (Schroder & W.), dwl W s Beale nr Folsom


Weston Charles W., salesman 311 Washington, dw1 8 Central Pl


Weston George H., coal and wood, 749-753 Folsom Weston George M., special policeman, dwl 21 Pros- pect Pl


Weston Isabella Mrs., colorist with W. F. & N. J. Bayley, dwl 27 First Av


Weston John, liquor merchant, dwl 21 Prospect PI Weston John E., baker and confectioner, 101712 How Weston Joseph B., compositor with Spaulding & Barto, dwl 711 California


Weston Jubal, farmer, dwl 2519 California


Weston Lizzie Miss, seamstress, dwl 32 Fourth


Weston Lucy (widow), furnished rooms, 10 O'Farrell Weston Nathaniel, photograph card enameler, dwl 27 First Av nr Fifteenth


Weston Samuel T., coaldealer with George H. Wes- ton, dwl Coso House


Weston Samuel W., blacksmith and wagonmaker, Polk bet Broadway and Vallejo, dwl 1715 Larkin Weston William, bakery, 9 Stockton


Westover Channing, salesman with C. P. Van Schaack & Co., dwl Lick House


Westphal Christian, dw1 608 Sixth


Westphal Godfrey H., expressman, dwl Ninth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.


Westphal Gottfried, drayman with Heynemann & Co., W s Tennessee nr Solano


Westphal John C., carpenter, dwl 1018 Larkin Westphal Peter, mariner, dw1 9 Bernard


Westphal Reinhold A., mariner, dw1 9 Bernard


Westphalen Herman, cigarmaker, dwl 715 Vallejo Wetherbee Asa J., dentist with Thomas C. Jessup, dwl 1420 California


Wetherbee Calvin H. (C. H. Wetherbee & Co./, dwl 219 Eddy


WETHERBEE C. H. & CO. (Charles Lyman), deal- ers lumber, doors, windows, and blinds, 30 and 32 Market


Wetherbee Frederick L., laborer, dw] 212 Broadway Wetherbee George M., turning, sawing, and planing, 109 Mission, rear, dwl 3 White Pl nr Jones


Wetherbee Henry ( Macpherson & W.), dwl Occi- dental Hotel


Wetherbee J. T., tailor, dwl Overland House


Wetherbee L. B., clerk 216 Bush, dw1 319 Sansom Wetherbee L. W., librarian, dwl American Exchange Wetherbee M. Miss, teacher music, dwl 26 Sixth Wetherbee Mary E. Mrs., lodgings, 14 Eddy


Wetherbee Seth H., dwl 343 Beale


Wetherbee Thomas, shipwright, dwl 952 Howard Wetherbee. See Witherby


Wetherby Charles, stevedore, dwl 43 Clementina Wetherby Daniel S., bookkeeper 305 Montgomery,


dwl Es Folsom bet Twenty-second and Twenty- third


Wetherill Samuel E., business manager and treasur- er Alhambra Theater, dwl 621 Bush


Wethern Mary (widow), dwl 952 Howard Wetjen George, laborer, dwl 112 Polk


Wetjen Richard, laborer Golden Gate Sugar Refinery, dwl 911 Larkin


Wetmore Juan M. shipping clerk with Brittan, Hol- brook & Co., dwl 12 Second Av nr Sixteenth


Wetmore Julius D., porter with Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl 12 Second Av nr Sixteenth


Wetmore W. N., general foreman with William B. Bradbury, dwl 225 Geary


Wetsel John, stevedore P. M. S. S. Co., dwl cor Fif- teenth and Mission


Wetterauer Peter, waiter Palm House


Wetterlin Charles, tanner with Lynch & Lyons, dwl S s Serpentine Av nr Folsom


Wetterman August, musician California Theater, dwl- 19 Stockton Pl


Wettig Ernest, clerk with Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., dwl 304 Clementina


Wettig Minna (widow), dwl 304 Clementina Wettman Henry, shoemaker, dwl 1219 Pacific Wetzel Conrad, cardriver City R. R., dwl W s Mis- sion bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth, rear


Wetzel Conrad, laborer, dwl 633 Broadway, rear Wetzel George, laborer Golden Gate Park Wetzel John A., engineer S. P. R. R., dwl Railroad House


WETZEL THEODORE, accountant and bookkeeper estate F. L. A. Pioche, 526 Montgomery, dwl 804 Vallejo


Wetzel Theodore Jr., clerk with O. Livermore, dwl 804 Vallejo


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


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


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


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Wetzel William, butcher with Robert Clifford, dwl | Wheaton Benjamin, carpenter with Jesse & Drew, 302 Fourth res Oakland Point


Wetzler - , clerk, dwl 215 Kearny


Wetzler Charles F., barkeeper with John Hose


Weuff Andrew ( Matson & W.), dw1 132 Steuart


Weuh Valentine, market, SE cor Seventh and Min- na, dwł 607 Minna


Weule Louis, watchmaker with Charles Pace, dwl 218 Eleventh


Wexel A. S., salesman with S. & G. Gump, dwl 342 Clementina


Weyand Nicholas K. (Weyand & Kasche), dwl Es Seventh bet Brannan and Townsend


WEYAND & KASCHE ( Nicholas K. Weyand and Ferdinand Kasche), Bay Brewery, 612-616 Sev- enth


Weyant Charles, sausagemaker with Meyer Weil, dwl Sutter St. House


Weyer August ( Schetzel & W.), dw1 504 Bush


Weyhknecht John L., groceries and liquors, NW cor Seventh and Mission


WEYL BROS. (Jerome & Jonas), importers and manufacturers jewelry and dealers diamonds, etc., 339 Kearny


Weyl Cerf, bookkeeper with Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., dwI 1217 Sutter


Weyl Fanny (widow), dwl 1217 Sutter


Weyl Jerome ( Weyl Bros.), dwl 1217 Sutter


Weyl Jonas ( Weyl Bros.), dwl 1217 Sutter


Woylie James, cook stm Constantine, Clay St. Wharf


Weyman E., carpenter with S. M. Hills, dw1 842 Clay Weymouth William, laborer, dwl 19 Baldwin Court Weyteman Louis, liquor saloon, cor Fifth and Rail- rond avs, South S. F.


Whaites William N., dwl 23 Hawthorne


Whalan Michael, laborer, dwl Manhattan House


Whalen Bridget, dressmaker, dwl 321 Jessie


Whalen Catherine Miss, dwl 1 Morel Pl


Whalen Charles, stevedore, dwl 147 Natoma


Whalen Edward, laborer, dwl 624 Sixth


Whalen Jeremiah, longshoreman, dwl 1412 Frederick Whalen John, laborer, dwl 20 Larkin


Whalen John, laborer, dwl 35 Natoma


Whalen John, laborer, dwl 12212 Dora


Whalen John, laborer, dwl 1203 Bush


Whalen John, merchant tailor, 732 Market, dwl 1009 Washington


Whalen Joseph, butcher with J. Y. Wilson & Co., dwl Buchanan nr Bay


Whalen Lorenz, waiter, dwl 1 Morel Pl


Whalen Malachi, laborer, dwl S s Fourteenth bet Mission and Howard


Whalen Mary E. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 2 Varenne Whalen M. H., shoemaker, 24 Folsom


Whalen Michael, dwl 217 Minna


Whalen Peter, stevedore with Menzies, Lowry & Bingham


Whalen Philip, laborer, dwl 611 Natoma


Whalen Stephon, horseshoer with Dunnigan & O'Dea, dwl 31 Minna


Whalen Thomas, hackdriver, dwl 311 Jessie Whalen Thomas, laborer, dwl 321 Jessie


Whaley Frank A., postal clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 139 Silver


Whaley John, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dw] 236 Fremont


Whaley John, gardener, dwl 236 Fremont


Whan William W. ( Croskey && W.), dwl 436 Third


WHARTENBY JAMES, capitalist, office 405 Front room 7, dwl 125 Turk


Wharton Dora Miss, weaver Mission Woolen Mills, dwl Folsom bet Nineteenth and Twentieth


Wharton James, bookkeeper with Burling & Broth- er, dw] 619 Union Wharton John, clerk, dwl 619 Union


WHAT CHEER HOUSE, Robert B. Woodward pro- prietor, 525-529 Sacramento


WHAT CHEER LAUNDRY, Elisha T. Tarbox pro- prietor, office What Choer House Whearty Ann (widow), dwl 230 Perry


Whearty Martin, express wagon, NW cor Davis and Broadway, dwl N s Greenwich bet Montgomery and Sansom


Whearty Michael, butcher, dwl 507 Mason


WHEAT CHARLES D., real estate agent, office 331 Montgomery, dwl 122 Taylor


Wheat R. W., physician, office and dwl Seventeenth Av bet K and L, South S. F.


Wheaton Belle Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan Grammar School, dwl 24 Ellis


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Wheaton C. (widow), dwl 24 Ellis


Wheaton Clara Miss, teacher Union Grammar School, dwl 1612 California


Wheaton Edward, bookkeeper U. S. Mint, dwl 1023 Hyde


Wheaton George F. (Collins, W. & Luhrs), res Oak- land


Wheaton Henry B., bookkeeper with George I. Ives, dwl 1217 California


Wheaton Mary A. Mrs., adjuster Coiner's Depart- ment U. S. Mint, dwl 24 Ellis


WHEATON MILTON A., attorney at law, office 2 and 3 Montgomery Block, dw] 1106 Sacramento Wheaton Thomas, dwl 253 Perry


WHEATON WILLIAM R., vice-president Republic Insurance Co., office 317 California, dwl W s Capp bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth


WHEELAN'S FLOUR MILL, Dohrman & Co. pro- prietors, NW cor Washington and Drumm


Wheeland James, salesman with S. P. Collins, dwl 331 Montgomery


Wheeleing Thomas, carpenter, dw1 532 Commercial


Wheeler -, stock broker, dwl 32512 Bush


Wheeler A. W. (widow), dwl 423 Sutter


Wheeler Alfred, attorney at law, office 35 Montgom- ery Block, dw1 343 Bryant


Wheeler Alfred, tinsmith, dwl 270 First


Wheeler C. H., dwl 409 Sansom


Wheeler Charles E. C., dwl E s Second Av bet Six- teenth and Seventeenth


Wheeler C. T. (W. W. Dodge & Co.), res Sacramento City


Wheeler Daniel, seaman, dw1 238 Steuart


Wheeler D. J., stock broker, dwl Overland House


Wheeler E. D., master mariner, office 305 East


Wheeler Edward, vegetable peddler, 1007 MeAllister Wheeler Edward A., salesman with Marcus C. Haw- ley & Co., dwl 406 Minna


WHEELER EDWARD D., judge Nineteenth Dis- trict Court, chambers 417 Kearny, dwl 417 Kear Wheeler Everett S., ironworker S. F. Last Factory, dwl 129 Third


Wheeler F. C., dwI 1318 Dupont


Wheeler Frank, tinsmith with G. & W. Snook


Wheeler Frank D., clerk C. P. R. R. Freight De- pot


Wheeler Henry, laborer, dwl 257 Clementina, rear Wheeler Henry, newspaper carrier, dwl 1590 Bush Wheeler Henry, salesman with Jacob Underhill & Co., dwl S s Fulton bet Laguna and Buchanan Wheeler Henry T. ( Bunker & W.), dwl 625 Turk


Wheeler Hiram S., lighthouse builder, dwl SE cor Shotwell and Twenty-fifth


Wheeler Horace Z., assistant appraiser Custom House, dw1 306 Grove


Wheeler Jacob, yardmaster C. P. R. R., dw1 439 Fifth Wheeler James, cabinetmaker with Kragen & Co., dw1 56 First


Wheeler James, cooper with Simon P. Connors, dwl Atlantic House


Wheeler James, machinist with Deacon & Bulger, dwl 568 Mason


Wheeler James L., clerk with George O. McMullin & Co., dw1 634 Sacramento


Wheeler Jason D., druggist, dw1 520 Sutter


Wheeler John, newspaper carrier, dwl 1590 Bush


Wheeler John D., collector Florence Sewing Ma- chine, dwl 31112 Jessie


Wheeler John O., clerk U. S. Internal Revenue, dwl 905 Market


Wheeler John P., carpenter with D. A. Macdonald & Co.


Wheeler John T., wagonmaker with Costigan & Bro., dwl N s Broadway bet Montgomery and Kearny Wheeler John W., carrier S. F. Chronicle, dwl 509 Washington


Wheeler Katy Mrs. (widow), dwl 245 Clara


Wheeler M. Allison, mining engineer, office 315 Cali- fornia, dwl 1010 Powell


Wheeler Milo L. G., pumpmaker, dwl 225 Second Wheeler Mining Co., office 409 California


Wheeler O. C., general baggage agent Cal. P. R. R., res Oakland


Wheeler Richard ( Wheeler & Co.), dwI cor Webster and McAllister


Wheeler Richard, lithographer, dwl Morton House Wheeler Robert H., carpenter, dwl Es Second Av nr Sixteenth


ACIFIC 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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WHEELER SAMUEL H., engineer and draftsman, 135 and 137 Fremont, and secretary Mechanics' Institute, dwl Es Shotwell bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth


Wheeler Stephen, master mariner, dwl 37 Fifth


Wheeler Thomas, expressman, cor Market and O'- Farrell, dwl Steveloo nr Jones


Wheeler Thomas, porter Cliff House, Point Lobos Av


Wheeler W. H., steward, dwI 260 Stevenson


WHEELER & CO. (Richard Wheeler and Frank- lin Lawton), printers, book binders, and pub- lishers Stock Report, office 321 California . WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES, E. W. Harral general agent, office 427 Mont Wheelock Albert, dw1 508 Powell


Wheelock C. A., student Heald's Business College Wheelock George J., patternmaker Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works, dwl 507 Ellis


Wheelock John D., collector with Florence Sewing Machine Co .. dwl 31115 Jessie


Wheelock Josiah B., sawyer with Abraham Wald- stein, dw1 612 Sixth


Wheelwright J., captain bark Webfoot, office with A. M. Simpson & Bro.


Whelan Agnes Mrs., millinery, 11612 Post


Whelan Alice (widow), dwl 274 Tehama


Whelan Charles, driver Omnibus R. R.


Whelan Daniel, musician, dw1 8 Oak


Whelan Dennis, driver with Fragley & Bennett, dwl 157 Shipley


Whelan Dennis, shoemaker, 204 Stev, dwl 35 Tohama Whelan Edward, laborer, dwl 238 Steuart, rear


Whelan Frank, carpenter with Oregon S. S. Co., dwl 11612 Post


Whelan James, carpenter, dwl 9 Noonan Av


Whelan James, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 41972 Te- hama


Whelan James J., shipjoiner, dwl 410 Beale


Whelan John, waiter with John Reagan, dwl 260 Jessie


Whelan John A., carpenter Oregon S. S. Co., dwl 410 Beale


Whelan Martin, rectifier spirits with E. Chielovich & Co., dwl 114 Shipley


Whelan Morris, shoemaker, dwl 238 Steuart, rear Whelan Nicholas, laborer, dwl 1063 Market


Whelan Patrick, finisher Mission and Pacific Wool-


en Mills, dwl E s Minna bet Fourteenth and Fif- teonth


Whelan Patrick, laborer, dwl 108 Dora, rear


Whelan Patrick, sexton St. Joseph's Church, dwl N 8 Folsom nr Tenth


Whelan Peter, engineer, dwl 481 Jessie


Whelan Peter, laundryman with Solomon May, dwl 260 Jessie


Whelan Richard, bookbinder with John B. MeIn- tyre, dw1 8 Oak Pl


Whelan Thomas, calker with Oregon S. S. Co.


Whelan Thomas, hackman, dwl 311 Jessie


Whelan Thomas, hostler with A. de Tavel, dwl 811 Howard


Whelan William, driver with R. R. Swain & Co., dw1 54 Minna


Whelan William, finisher Mission and Pacific Wool- en Mills, dw1 420 Shipley


Whelan Willliam, salesman, dwl 450 Shipley


Wheland Conrad, musician with John Wilson, dwl 742 Market


Whelden Alexander W., upholsterer, dwl 34 Geary


Whelden D. S., clerk with Charles S. Eaton, dw1 38 Silver


Whelden Isaac, watchman, dwl 38 Silver


WHELPLEY & STORER ORE MILL, George D. Wyman superintendent, 215 and 217 Main


Whelton Cornelius, laborer Freight Depot S. P. R. R., dw1 247 Perry, rear


Whelton Daniel, laborer, dwl 302 Beale


Wherity Henry ( P. Wherity & Son), dwl 4 Tehama WHERITY P. & SON ( Henry Wherity), groceries and liquors, 218 and 220 First


Wherity Patrick ( P. Wherity & Son), dwl 4 Tehama Wherry William M. Capt., aid-de-camp Gen. J. M. Schofield, office 105 Stock, dwl 357 Brannan


Whert Michael, laborer Golden Gate Park


Wherty Martin, stevedore Riggers' and S. U. Associa- tion, 429 Pacific


Whigham H. V. M. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School, dw1 329 O'Farrell


Whigham Sarah C. (widow), dwl 329 O'Farrell


Whigham Virgil M., clerk with R. F. Osborn & Co., dwl 329 O'Farrell


Wilbey Isaac, carpenter, dw] 920 Geary Whipple Andrew Col., dw1 737 Howard


Whipple Albert ( Ledden, W. & Co.), dwI 634 Post Whipple Charles B., hostler, dwl 361 First


Whipple Edwin K., office stm S. M. Whipple, Val- lejo St. Wharf, dwl Webb House


Whipple Emmett A., shoemaker, dwl E s Mission nr Twenty-second


Whipple Frank, conductor Sutter St. R. R., dw1 1609 California


Whipple H. L., bookkeeper with Murphy, Grant & Co., dw1 517 Leavenworth


Whipple Lewis, dwl 17 Third


Whipple Louis, clerk Delivery Department Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 11 Selina Pl nr California


Whipple S. B., carpenter with Albert A. Snyder, dwl 24 Eleventh


Whipple Stephen B., proprietor Union Coal Mine (Mount Diablo), office 313 and 315 Mission, res San Mateo


Whipple William B., clerk with Louis Hartter, dwl 1236 Folsom


Whippler Ellen H. (widow), dwl 713 Tehama


Whirlow H. E. Miss, teacher Taylor St. Cosmopoli- tan School, dwl 1204 Leavenworth


Whirlow Herman, collector with G. Morrow & Co., dwl 1204 Leavenworth


Whisker A., horseshoer with Hermann Langer- mann. dwl W s Railroad Av bet Fifth and Sixth avs, South S. F.


WHITAKER ALFRED E., librarian Mercantile Library Association, 216 Bush


Whitaker Fida Mrs., furnished rooms, 318 Pine


Whitaker Frank, shipping and forwarding, dwl 318 Pine


Whitaker John W., house and signpainter, 638 Sac- ramento, dwl 1 Geary PI


Whitaker J. R. carrier S. F. Chronicle


Whitaker Roscoe J., ticket clerk C. P. R. R., dwl 1 Geary Pl


Whitaker William H., clerk with Thomas B. Bishop, dwl 1114 Market


Whitaker. See Whittaker


Whitcomb Edwin, carpenter, dwl S s Filbert nr Steiner


Whitcomb George, clerk, dw1 220 Turk


Whitcomb Henry H., jeweler, dwl NE cor Church and Seventeenth


Whitcomb J. Baker, real-estate agent, office 328 Mont, dwI S s California Av opp Howard, B. H. Whitcomb Nathan 'T., dentist, office 205 Third, dwl 263 Third


White A. A. (S. Mosgrove & Co.), res Oakland


White Adolph, clerk with William Maessen, dw1 315 Fifth


White A. L., dw1 574 Folsom


White Albert W. { A. W. White & Co.), dwI N s Jes- sie bet Seventh and Eighth


White A. M. (widow), dwl 629 O'Farrell


White Andrew, bookkeeper, dw1 913 Vallejo


White Anthony C., carpenter, dwl 29 Austin


White Asa L. (White Brothers), dwl Clarendon House


White A. W. & Co., produce commission, 325 Wash- ington


White Belle Mrs., furnished rooms, 47 Second


White Benjamin, machinist, dwl 642 Howard


WHITE BROTHERS ( Peter and Asa L.), importers and dealers carriage and wagon stock and hard- wood lumber, 108 and 110 Market and 5 and 7 Cal White Byron B., hairdresser, 302 Folsom


WHITE CARLOS. manager Pacific Newspaper Pub- lishing Co., 409 Washington, res East Oakland. White Catherine (widow), liquor saloon, 108 Pacific White Catherine Mrs., furnished rooms, 555 Mission White Charles, carpenter, dwl NW cor Mission and Seventh


White Charles, fireman stm El Capitan, Oakland Ferry


White Charles, seaman with Jerome B. Piper, Com- mercial St. Wharf


White Charles B., clerk, dw1 543 Natoma


White Charles B., engineer, dw1 1402 Leavenworth


White Charles F., carpenter California Mills, dw1 13 Park Av


White Charles G., shipcarpenter, dwl 427 Union White Charles R., clerk with White Brothers, dwl Columbia Hotel


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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White Charles W., clerk 112 Bush, dwl SE cor Pacific and Stockton


White Charles W., hardware, 47 Clay, dwl 1612 Ma- son


White David W., with Imperial Fire Insurance Co., dwl Es Guerrero bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth White Denis, dwl 6 Geneva, rear


White Douglas, oysterman with Techau & Jessen, dwl 26 Oak


White E., stencilcutter, dwl Overland House


White E. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 603 Geary


White Edmond, porter with J. R. Watson, dwl 156 Perry


White Edward, foreman Stable City R. R., dwl Rail- road House


White Edward, hostler with J. W. McDonald, dwl Ss Fourteenth nr Mission


White Edward F., dwl 107 Fifth


White Edward P., president La Grande Laundry Co., office (48 Market, dw1 210 Thirteenth


White Elijah, physician, office and dwl 17 Third White Eliza ( widow), dwl 24 Downey


White Eliza Miss, teacher, dwl 1612 Mason


White Elizabeth Miss, teacher Tehama St. Primary School, dwl San Jose Av nr Twenty-fourth


White Elizabeth Mrs., matron Protestant Orphan Asylum, W s Laguna bet Haight and Waller


WHITE F. & CO., contractors night work and sewer laying, 300 Sutter


White Fentin, bricklayer, dwl 117 Ivy Av


White Frank, longshoreman, dwl NE cor Battery and Commerce


White Frank E., studont Heald's Business College


White Frank T., salesman with S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl 124 Tyler


White Franklin J., inspector Custom House, dwl N W cor Filbert and Octavia


White Franklin T., molder California Mills, dwl 1224 Folsom




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