The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 193

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Wingard Thomas B., mining secretary, office 318 Cal- ifornia, dwl 1229 Folsom

Wingate B. N., shipping clerk Risdon Iron and Lo- comotive Works, dwl 26 Willow Av

WINGATE ISAAC E., Oakland Express, office 103 Pacific, res Oakland

Wingenfelt Albert, nurse German Hospital, 427 Bran- nan

Wingerter Charles J., real estate, dwl N s Sacra- mento bet Pierce and Scott

Wingerten Edward P., musician, dwl N s Sacramento bet Pierce and Scott

Wink James, laborer, dwl 11 Bryant Av

Winkelman Bernard H., master mariner, dwl 12612 Perry

Windelman Louis, watchmaker with Andrew Spauld- ing, dwl 12614 Perry

WINKLE ADAM. bakery, SE cor Vallejo and Bat WINKLE HENRY & CO., wholesale native and for- cien wines, SE cor Sacramento and Leidesdorff

WINKLE HENRY ( Henry Winkle & Co.), wine grower and wholesale wines and spirits, SW cor Sansom and Pacific and SE cor Sacramento and Leidesdorff, office and dwl SE cor Vallejo and Bat Winkle William, shooting gallery, dwl 428 Bdwy Winkler Casper, dwl til6 Kearny

Winkler Charles, musician, dwl 1407 Kearny

Winkler W. C., butcher with David Wolf, dwl 1030 Pacific

Winn Abel T., teacher Boys' High School, dwl 18 Prospect PI

Winn A. M. Gen., editor, office 423 Washington room 14, dw1 729 Bush

Winn Cooper D., messenger U. S. Mint, res Oakland Winn D., blacksmith, dwl 115 First

Winn James, machinist, dwl 733 Harrison

Winn Lizzie A., Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Gram- mar School, dwl SW cor Hickory Av and Gough Winn Mattie F., Miss, teacher music, dwl SW cor Hickory Av and Gough

Winn Thomas J., tailor, 431 Bush

Winn. See Wynn

Winnea J. L., office 808 Montgomery, dwl 4 Central PI

Winnio J. V. (widow), dw1 530 Howard

Winning Edward, engineer, dwl 120 Bernard

Winrow Christopher, butcher with M. Brandenstein

& Co., dwl cor First and Railroad avs, South S. F. Winrow Joseph, market, W s Miss nr Twenty-sixth Winrow Richard, butcher with William O'Brien, dwl cor First Av and Kentucky, South S. F. Winrow. See Windrow

Winship Thomas J., lampist Twelfth and Thirteenth Lighthouse District, office 204 Montgomery

Winslow Edward, shipcarpenter, dwl 412 Beale

Winslow George, laborer, dwl 76 Natoma

Winslow James, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel Winslow J. M., dwl Russ House

Winslow John, farmer, dwl 365 Minna

Winslow Martin, watohman Custom House, dwl 434 Greenwich

Winslow Terrence, calker, dwl 24 Stanly Pl

Winstanley C., draftsman with Wright & Sanders, dwl 605 Pine

Winston Emmet C. (Starkweather & W.), dwl SW cor Pacific and Taylor

Winter Albert, broommaker California Broom Facto- ry, dw1 512 Mission

Winter Alexander W., foreman Mission Soap and Candle Works, dw1 740 Seventh

.Winter Benjamin G., clerk with Castle Bros., dwl Sixteenth nr Folsom

Winter Clinton, real-estate agent, office 604 Merchant

Winter Conrad, laborer, dw] 713 Lombard

Winter Daniel ( Currier & W.), dw] 109 Taylor

Winter Edward, baker with Gerard Muller, dw1 1505 Mission

Winter Henry, butcher with John Dreyer, dwl cor Napa and Illinois

Winter Henry S., superintendent Mission Soap and Candle Works, dwl 740 Seventh

Winter Hobbert, broommaker, dwl 150 Steuart

Winter Jacob, cabinetmaker with Herman Grantz, dwl Palm House

Winter James, dwl 905 Market

WINTER JAMES W., dentist, office 504 Kearny, dwl 511 Stockton

WINTER J. HENRY, groceries and liquors, NW cor Bush and Franklin

Winter John, carpenter, dwl 1419 Dupont, rear

Winter John, cigarmaker, 409 Dupont

Winter John F., commission merchant, office 213 California, dwl 730 Union

Winter Joseph, superintendent Hydraulic Presses, Mission Soap and Candle Works, dwl 740 Six- teenth

Winter Joseph, tinsmith with Little & Lawton, 603 Battery

Winter Julius, fruit, dwl 1522 Pacific Av

Winter K., tanner, dwl W s San José Road nr Six- mile House

Winter Kasten, clerk with J. Henry Winter, dwl N W cor Bush and Franklin

Winter L. C., millwright with William I. Tustin, dwl 21 Stevenson

Winter Louis, drayman, 411 Wash, dwl 838 Vallejo Winter Mary A., dw1 509 Mason

Winter Oliver, waiter Morton House

Winter Robert, artist with Jacob Shew, dwl 1825 Stockton

Winter Samuel, salesman with Ackerman Bros., dwI 740 Sixteenth

Winter Theodore, tinsmith, dwl 509 Mason

Winter Thomas P., bookkeeper with Kohler, Chase & Co., dw1 2218 Jackson

Winter W., stevedore P. M. S. S. Co.

Winter William, laborer, dwl 20 Folsom

Winter William, seaman, dwl 9 Washington

Winter William, signpainter, dwl 214 O'Farrell

WINTERBURN GEORGE H., money and real-

estate broker, 140 Montgomery, dwl SW cor Gough and Austin

Winterburn Joseph (Joseph Winterburn & Co./, dwl 1424 Bush

WINTERBURN JOSEPH & CO. (William Hof- schneider), book and jobprinters, 417 Clay

Winterhalter Joseph, laborer with John H. Kessing, dwl 906 Stockton

Winters Ann, dwl Montgomery PI

Winters Charles, longshoreman, dwl cor California and Drumm

Winters Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart

Winters Edwin, shoemaker, dwl 728 Minna

Winters James, piledriver with Boobar & Richard- son,

Winters John, machinist with Pacific Iron Works, dwl 10 Broadway

Winters J. P., bookkeeper, dw1 15 Sutter

Winters Michael, helper with S. F. Gas Light Co., dw1 13 Clementina

Winters Richard, hairdresser with S. W. Lipman, dwl 36 Welsh

Winters Thomas, clerk with S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co., dwl 2207 Jackson

Winters Thomas, shoemaker with John Johnson, dwl Es Columbia bet Twenty-second and Twen- ty-third

Winterson Michael, pressman with John H. Car- many & Co., dwl 117 Ivy Av

Winterton John D., salesman with Heynemann & Co., dw1 614 Powell

Winterton John R., express wagon, 111 Leidesdorff, dwl 614 Powell

Winthrop John R., pilot, dwl Malvina Pl nr Mason Wintjen John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Devisa- dero and Geary

Wintringer Leander L., bagturner with E. Detrick & Co., dwl 517 Octavia

Wiphler Joseph, dairyman, junction San José Road and county line

Wirsing Charles H., trunk-boxmaker with Haas & Co., dwl 719 Treat Av

Wirt Charles, stevedore with Whitney & Freese

Insurance effected, Losses adjusted, and promptly paid by FARNSWORTH & CLARK.

EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Stationers, Printers, and Bookbinders, corner of Clay and Leidesdorff Streets.

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

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Wirth George, maltster with Joseph Schweitzer, dwl N s Graham Pl nr Union

Wirtner Adolf, tailor, dw1 260 Tehama

Wirtz Horace R. Maj. U. S. A., medical department Department California, office 105 Stockton, dwl 836 Market

Wise Frederick, cook with Moraghan & Lynch, dwl 110 Morton

Wise George, brassfinisher with William T. Garratt, dwl 2 Auburn

Wise George H., shipcalker, dwl 354 Grove

Wise Henry (of Wise & Goldfish, Santa Rosa), of- fice 18 Battery, dw1 568 Minna

Wise James, fourth engineer P. M. S. S. Colorado Wise John, carpenter, dwl 603 Taylor

Wise John H. ( Christy & Wise), dwl Sheppard Pl nr Mason

Wise Marcella, governess, dwl 1016 Stockton

WISE TULLY R., attorney at law, office 734 Mont- gomery, dwl S s Sheppard Pl nr Mason

Wiseman John, lamplighter with S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl N s Twelfth bet Howard and Folsom

Wiseman Thomas, carpenter, dwl E s Vermont bet Sierra and Humboldt

Wiser Frederick, dwl 110 Sixth

Wislar George, dw1 616 Kearny

Wisnewski John, doormaker with B. & J. S. Doe, dwl cor Berry and Third

Wiss Gustave, physician, dwl 636 Green

Wissel Albert, bookkeeper with Eggers & Co., dwl 511 Leavenworth

Wissel Henry, liquor saloon, 245 Fourth

Wissing Frederick J. (Sands & W.). dwl 1054 Fol Wissing George, brewer, dw1 432 Vallejo

Wissinger John W. (Wissinger & Payson), dwl 13 Ohio

Wissinger & Payson (John W. Wissinger and Alonzo Payson), contractors and builders, 408 Jackson Wissman John F .. clerk with Williams, Blanchard & Co., dw1 502 Powell

Wismy Frederick W. J., woodcarver with Bryant & Strahan, dwl 2101 Mission

Wiswell Edward S. (Rodgers & W.), dw1 62 South Park

Wiswell John A., finisher with Kimball Manufact- uring Co., dw1 62 South Park

Wiswell Thaddeus, money broker, 626 Montgomery. dwl 619 Mission

Witbeck Charles (Peter Witbeck & Son), dwl 121 Powell

Witbeck Peter ( Peter Witbeck & Son), dwl 121 Pow Witbeck Peter & Son ( Charles Witbeck), wagon- makers, 554 and 556 Mission

Witchen John, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery

Witcher Harvey, printer, dwl 515 Sacramento

Witgen Diedrich, groceries and liquors, NW cor Du- pont and Broadway, dwl 1205 Dupont

With Henry, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart

Witham Benjamin F., clerk Pacific Lodgings, dwl 536 Sacramento

Witham Charles B., pressman Evening Bulletin, dwl 1410 Washington

Witham William L. ( Larzelere, W. & Wightman), dwl 1614 Washington

Witherby Daniel S., speculator, dwl E s Folsom bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third

Witherby Lamoille Mrs. (widow), physician, dwl 1025 Mission

Witherby. See Wetherbee

Withers Amos E., laborer with George T. Bromley & Co.

Withers Joseph, laborer, dwl 234 Minna

Withers Nathaniel, flourpacker, dwl 752 Harrison Withers Phebe Miss, housekeeper, dw1 1316 Jack

Witherspoon James E. ( Kelley & W.), real estate, 607 Clay, dwl 39 Freelon

Withington James H., salesman with John G. Hodge & Co., dwl 137 Montgomery

Withrow Woodward W., foreman with Kimball Man- ufacturing Co., dw1 940 Folsom

Witkowski Samuel, assistant abstract clerk Custom House, dwl 634 Stevenson

Witkowsky Harris, dwl 3271% Third

Witman Edward L., doorkeeper U. S. Mint, dw1 544 Natoma

Witmann George ( Pourcho & W.), dw] 619 Union

Witmann George, cutter with Neustadter Bros., dwl 864 Folsom

Witner Joseph, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 232 Second

Witschen Henry, weighmaster California Sugar Re- finery, dwl cor Eighth and Brannan

Witschen John, clerk with Albert Seavers, dwl NE cor Battery and Commerce

Witt Claus, brickmaker, dw1 919 Capp

Witt Claus, captain schooner Prosperous, foot Third Witt Frederick G., silversmith with Schulz & Fischer, dw1 974 Folsom

Witt Henry, lumber stevedore with Whitney & Freese, dw1 405 Main

Witt John, cabinetmaker Pacific U. W. Furniture Manufacturing Co.

Witt Julia Mrs., dressmaker, 974 Folsom

Witt Julius, clothing, 110 Third, dwl 137 Third

Witt Wilhelm, mariner, dwl New Alaska Hotel

Witte Carlos E., corresponding clerk J. C. Merrill & Co., dw1 1139 Howard

Witte Charles, hardware, groceries, and liquors, W s Georgia bet Sierra and Shasta

Witte Emil, bootmaker, 7 Spring

Witte Frank, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery

Witte Herman, hairdresser with Henry W. Stahle, dwl 527 Pine

Witte William, groceries and liquors, SW cor How- ard and Harriet

Witten Thomas, seaman, dwl Visitacion Valley nr Silk Works

Wittenbach Emanuel, lithographer, 621 Clay, dwl 9 Park Av

Wittenberg Adolph, clerk with Levi Strauss & Co., dwl 140 Silver

Wittgen Henry. laborer with Joseph Fleishmann

WITTRAM CHARLES, attorney at law, office 39 Montgomery Block

Wittram Frederick, attorney at law, office 39 Mont- gomery Block

Witts Richard, plumber with Louis Hufschmidt & Brother, dwl 1135 Folsom

Witts William, plasterer, dwl N s Twenty-fourth nr Columbia

Witty Herman, hairdresser, dwl 527 Pine

Witzemann John, butcher with William F. Witze- mann, dw1 9 Washington

Witzemann William F., market, 425 East, dwl 547 Howard

Wo Hing Chong & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 729 Com Wo Kee & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 939 Dupont

Wo Lee (Chinese), manufacturer slippers, 421 Com Wo Sing (Chinese), manufacturer slippers, 409 Com Wo Sing & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 708 Dupont

Wobber Hammond W., clerk Peter W. Wobber, dwl SE cor Kearny and Union

Wobber Herman ( Meyer & W.), dwl 419 Chestnut Wobber Peter William, groceries and liquors, SE cor Kearny and Union

Wochatz Charles, confectioner with Canty & Wagner, dwl NW cor Webster and Ellis

Wochatz Charles, groceries and liquors, NW cor Webster and Ellis

Wockenfuss Robert, seaman, dw! 813 Washington Woden William H., bricklaver, dwl 120 Jones

Woeber Peter ( Gerken & W.), dwl SE cor Kearny and Union

Woebke Henry J. ( Rohlffs & W.). dwl 1 Mission Woehl Constantin, butcher, dwl New Alaska Hotel Woehler William, paper-boxmaker with Louis Levy, dwl Heinz Hotel

Woelffel Richard, bookkeeper with Van Winkle & Davenport, dw1 408 Hayes

Woerner Christophel, cooper with David Woerner, dw1 549 Mission

Woerner David, cooperage, 104 Spear, dwl 709 Lar- kin

Woerner Paul, carrier Alta California and Morning Call

Woerz Henry, hairdresser, 101 Jackson

Wogens Simon, clerk, dwl Mechanics' House

Wogens William (Samsreither & W.), dwl 611 Pac

Wohlander Andreas J., tailor, dwl SW cor Seventh and Jessie

Wohlenberg Jurgen, expressman, 305 East, dwl 37 Moss

Wohler Hermann, winegrower, office 414 California, res Sonoma

Wohlers Albert, driver City R. R., dwl Railroad House

Wohlers Christina (widow), dwl Es Bannam Pl nr Union

Wohlers Henry ( Noble & Wohlers), dwl S & Thirti- eth nr Mission

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

ATNA INSURANCE COMPANY, of HARTFORD, is a 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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Wohlers Henry, laborer Pacific Distilling and Refin- Co., dwI cor Pierce and Chestnut

Wohlers Joachim, cook, dwl New Alaska Hotel Wohlfarth Johan M., shoemaker, 1213 Pacific

Wohlfeld G., cigarmaker, dw1 319 Tehama

Wohlfrom Francis A., groceries and liquors, NW cor Church and Seventeenth

Wohlke Frederick, bookkeeper with Louis Hentrich, dw1 516 Bush

Wohltmann John, clerk with Nicholas Muller, dwl 20 Frederick

Wohn John, chairmaker with Bryant & Strahan, dwl 37 Welsh

Wohn Wendel, carpenter, dwl 17 John

Wohnrade Thomas, painter, dwl 318 Davis

Wohrden H. Thom, groceries and liquors, NW cor Minna and Ninth

Wohttmonn Otto, waiter, dw1 59 Stevenson

Wokatsch Alexander, tannery, W s San Bruno Road nr Twenty-sixth

Wolcott Charles P., U. S. internal revenue store- keeper, dwl 704 Mason

Wolcott James D., clerk with Stephen B. Whipple, dwl 1111% Minna

Wolcott Ransom, driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 221 Te- hama

Woldman Benjamin, seaman, dwl North German Hotel, 39 Jackson

Wolf Adelbert, filemaker, 221 Mission, dwl 1113 Har Wolf Caspar { Wolf & Brother), dwl 454 Clementina Wolf Charles, baker, dwl 257 Stevenson

Wolf Charles, engineer with Menzies, Lowry & Bing- ham

Wolf Charles, turner with J. G. H. Meyer, 10 Stev- enson, dwl Bootz Hotel

WOLF DAVID, wholesale butcher, office 509 Clay (and Wolf & Fletcher, Virginia City, Nev.), dwl 407 Taylor

Wolf Edward (colored), porter' with John Stratman Wolf Elias, cigars and tobacco, 618 Fourth

Wolf Frederic, stock broker, office 424 Montgomery, dw1 858 Mission

Wolf Frederick, miner, dwl 814 Montgomery

Wolf George, tailor, 727 Clay

Wolf H., dwl 23 Fulton

Wolf Henry, driver Central R. R., dwl 6 Gilbert Wolf Henry, express wagon, Bat bet Bush and Pine Wolf Herman, cook Helvetia Hotel Wolf Jacob, glazier, dwl 419 Union

Wolf Jacob, tailor, 5 Spring, dwl 1815 Harriet

Wolf John ( Norcross & Co.), dwl 273 Minna Wolf John, auctioneer, dwl 723 Broadway

Wolf John, boot and shoe manufacturer, 937 Market, dwI S s Market bet Valencia and Brady

Wolf Joseph, jewelry manufacturer, dwl 430 Eddy

Wolf Joseph, butcher with Abraham Newman, dwl 6 Montgomery

Wolf Leopold, clerk City and County Assessor, dwl 325 O'Farrell

Wolf Louis, commission merchant, dwl 1052 Folsom Wolf Marcus, tinsmith, SE cor First and Folsom

Wolf Martin, carpenter, dwl NE cor Union and La- guna

Wolf Michael, drayman, 29 Battery, dwl 518 Hayes Wolf Morris ( Wolf & Brother), dwl 553 Stevenson Wolf Peter, pickler, dw1 640 Minna

Wolf Peter, tinsmith, dwl 1312 Larkin

Wolf Philip, ( Phillip Wolf & Co.), dwl 505 Bush

Wolf Philip & Co., commission merchants, 222 Bat

Wolf S., butcher with A. Newman, dwl 6 Mont Wolf Samuel, tailor, 134 Folsom

Wolf Sebastian Rev., assistant pastor St. Boniface Church, Tyler bet Jones and Leavenworth, dwl rear Church

Wolf Simon, dw1 307 Tyler

Wolf W. H., carpenter with John Seitz, dwl 1109 Howard

Wolf William, cabinetmaker, dwI 1109 Howard

Wolf William, seaman, dwl 510 Davis

Wolf William, shoemaker, dwl 534 Sixth

Wolf William, tailor, dwl 3 Clara Lane

Wolf & Brother ( Morris and Caspar Wolf), cloth- ing, 410 and 412 Sansom

Wolf & Levy, merchants (Antioch, Cal.), office 222 Cal Wolf. See Woolf

Wolfe Aaron, tailor, 117 Leidesdorff, dwl 31 Rausch Wolfe Abraham, salesman 221 Kear, dwi 31 Rausch

Wolfe Charles E., draftsman with James E. Wolfe & Son, dwl 636 Stevenson

Wolfe Fanny Mrs., dressmaker, dw1 943 Folsom

Wolfe James E. (James E. Wolfe & Son), dwl 636 Stevenson

Wolfe James E. Jr. (James E. Wolfe & Son), dwl E s Fair Oaks bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth WOLFE JAMES E. & SON (James E. Wolfe Jr.), architects, office 240 Montgomery

Wolfe Joseph, expressman, dwl 943 Folsom

Wolfe M. A., dry goods, 820 Market, dwl 15 Ellis

Wolfe W., hotel solicitor, dwl Overland House

Wolfe William, salesman with Buyer, Reich & Co., dw! 31 Ransch

Wolfen Max,dairy produce and poultry, 88 California Market, dwl 407 Turk

Wolfender Martin, machinist with Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co., dwl 317 Bush

Wolferdinger Charles E., policeman City Hall, dwl 245 Perry

Wolfes Gerard, clerk with Eggers & Co., dwI 315 Fell Wolff A. Frederick, porter 316 Sac, dwl 741 Market

Wolff August, fish, 31 San Francisco Market, dwl 929 Greenwich

Wolff Bernard, fourth assistant engineer S. F. F. D., dwl 34 Hayes

Wolff Charles J. ( De Vries, W. & Co.), dwl 1514 Ma- son

Wolff Edward (colored), barkeeper, dwl 624 Bdwy

Wolff George, bookkeeper with E. G. Lyons & Co., dw1 835 Clay

Wolff Gustavus, bootblack, 720 Market, dw1 646 Mar- ket

Wolff Harris, dw1 538 McAllister

Wolff Herman, farmer, dwl New Alaska Hotel

Wolff Hyman, clerk with Wolff & Bro., dwl 454 Clem

Wolff Jacob M., junkpeddler, dw1 610 Ivy Av

Wolff Louis, printer California Demokrat, dwl 435 Minna

Wolff Michael, porter with Schuberth & Co., dw1 643 Clay

Wolff Michael, drayman, dwl 518 Hayes

Wolff Morris, glazier, dwl 125 Olive Av

Wolff Samuel (colored), barkeeper, dwl 624 Bdwy

Wolff Simon, proprietor S. F. Shoe Factory, 511 Mar- ket, dwl 1308 Larkin

Wolffram George W., cabinetmaker with Cal. Furn- iture Manufacturing Co., dw1 147 Silver

Wolfindingen Charles, calker, dw1 247 Berry, rear

Wolfinge Nicola, molder with Savage & Son, dwl Mission St. House

Wolfinger Annie Mrs., saleswoman with Huston & Probasco, dwl 311 Sutter

Wolfinger Herman, cabinetmaker with L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 234 Stevenson

Wolfinger Nicholas, molder, dw1 520 Mission

Wolfinger William P., cabinetmaker with L. & E. Emanuel, dwl 234 Stevenson

Wolford Samuel, engineer Bay View Distillery, dwl Nineteenth Av nr Distillery, South S. F.

Wolfram Jacob, cigarmaker, dwl 625 Vallejo Wolfsohn Henry, dwl 703 Hayes

Wolhstein Otto( Wolhstein & Heitmann), dwl 311 Dup Wolhstein & Heitmann ( Otto Wolhstein and William Heitmann/, liquor saloon, 311 Dupont

Wolke John, clerk with Albert Husing, dwl NE cor Fifth and Mission

Wolkers Walter, laborer, dwl 520 Mission

Wollitz Louis, confectioner Saulman's Restaurant, dwl 404 Stockton

Wollitz Theodore, bakery, 1425 Dupont

Wolmsley Clifford, marblepolisher, dwl 4371% Natoma Wolowski Alexander S., professor music, dwl 422 Sutter

Wolpers Frederick, drover, dwl cor First and Rail- road avs, South S. F.

Wolter Frederick, carpenter with California Mills, dwl 23 Sumner

Wolters Frederick ( Wolters & Page), dwl cor Ritch and Bryant

Wolters Henry (Wolters & Fechheimer), dw1 705 Larkin

Wolters John, laborer What Cheer House, 525 Sao Wolters Matilda (widow), dwl 7 Ritch

Wolters William, groceries and liquors, 31 Clem

WOLTERS & FECHHEIMER ( Henry Wolters and Charles S. Fechheimer), importers and whole- sale native and foreign wines and liquors and manufacturers Star of the Union Bitters, 221 Cal

WOLTERS & PAGE ( Frederick Wolters and Gus tave Page), groceries and provisions and manu- facturers French and German mustard and horse- radish, 69 California Market

SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE INS. CO., of Mass., always Just, always Prompt.

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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Wolters. See Walters

Woltman Claus, teamster with William Mattfeldt, dwl 424 Brannan

Woltman Henry, liquor saloon, King bet Second and Third

Woltman Nicholas, laborer Mission Woolen Mills, dwl Center House

WOMAN'S PUBLISHING CO., Mrs. Emily Robins superintendent, 511 Sacramento

WOMEN'S CO-OPERATIVE PRINTING UNION

(incorporated), book and jobprinting, office 424 Montgomery

Women's Suffrage and Mutual Aid Society, office 417 Bush

Womble A. M., clerk General Passenger and Ticket Office C. P. R. R., dw1 746 Howard

Womersney Clifford, marbleworker with John Dan- iel & Co., dwl 43712 Natoma

Wonder Gold M. Co., Daniel Buck secretary, office 331 Montgomery

Wonderly Charles, chickenranch, dwl W s San José Road nr St. Mary's College

Wood -, dwl 118 Shotwell

Wood Adam, varnisher with L. & E. Emanuel, dwl E s Valencia nr Twenty-fourth

WOOD A. G., accountant, office 210 Battery, res Al- ameda

Wood Alfred, machinist with Deacon & Bulger, dwI 6 Montgomery Court

Wood Andrew B., dentist, office 315 Montgomery, res Mastick Station, Alameda Co.

Wood C. Mrs. (widow), dressmaker, dwl 1050 Folsom Wood Charles, match manufacturer, dwl W s York bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth

Wood Charles A., driver with William Hessler, dwI Sullivan's Building

Wood Charles H., painter, 243 Third, dwl 1512 Welsh Wood Charles E. P. (S. L. Mastick & Co.), res Port Discovery, W. T.

Wood Charles S., cashier Fireman's Fund Insurance Co., 401 California, dwl 905 Market

Wood Clement F., laborer U. S. Mint

Wood Daniel, nutmaker with J. Payne & Bro., dwl 535 Howard

Wood E. A. Mrs., principal Tehama Primary School, dwl Windsor House, NW cor Fifth and Market Wood Edward P., watertender P. M. S. S. Colima

Wood Emily (widow), dwl NE cor Pacific Av and Franklin

Wood Eugene, clerk with William H. Wood, dwl 58 Natoma

Wood Ezra, stevedore, dwl 2002 Dupont

Wood Frank, seaman, dwl 18 Washington

Wood Frank G., operator Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph, dwl 517 Jones

Wood Franklin, laborer, dwl S s Lombard nr Hyde Wood Fred B., draftsman with Charles Geddos, 316 California, dwl W s Steiner bet Clay and Sac

Wood Gabriel, salesman 525 Kearny, dwl 12 Louisa Wood George, dwl 319 Bush

Wood George, cabinetmaker with L. & E. Emanuel, dw1 418 Brannan

Wood George, foreman with Christian Schreiber & Co., dwl 410 Octavia

Wood George C., driver with William Hessler, dwl Sullivan's Building

Wood George M. ( George M. Wood & Co.), dwl 1503 California

WOOD GEORGE M. & CO., engravers, stencilcutters, and dealers stencil stock, 120 Post

Wood George T., bookkeeper with Le Count Bros. & Mansur, dwl 257 Tehama

Wood G. W., physician U. S. N., dwl Occidental Ho- tel

Wood Harriet Mrs., seamstress Mission Woolen Mills, dwl York bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty- fifth

Wood Harris, drayman, 13 Battery, dw1 11211/2 How Wood Henry ( Wood & Pritchard), dwl 15 Sutter

Wood Henry, merchant (Pioche, Nev.), dwl 233 Sev- enth

Wood Henry F., bookkeeper Selby's Smelting Works, dwl 108 Stockton

Wood Henry H. (S. F. Laundry Association), dwl 18 Geary

Wood Henry P., stock broker, office 331 Montgomery, dw1 710 California

Wood Horace V. ( Mowatt & W.), dw] 212 Eighth Wood H. T., physician, dwl 1026 Folsom

Wood Hugh ( Wood & Bowcher), dwl 668 Mission

Wood Israel, laundryman S. F. Laundry, NW cor Turk and Fillmore

Wood Jackson, dealer Eastern cheese, office 423 Front, res Oakland

Wood James, machinist, dwl 2002 Dupont

Wood James, master mariner, dwl 333 Jessie

Wood James, shipcarpenter, dwl 613 Third

Wood James, woodcarver with Christian Schrieber & Co., dw1 410 Octavia

Wood J. M., actor California Theater, dw1 742 Wash Wood John, boots and shoes, 41012 Sixth

Wood John, clerk, dwl Grand Hotel

Wood John, flangeturner with McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl SE cor Twenty-sixth and Sanchez

Wood John, machinist P. M. S. S. Co., dw1 202 Sec

Wood John Mrs., fancy goods, 202 Second

Wood John F., machinist, dwl 140 Fell

Wood John H., stock broker, office 64 Merchants' Exchange, dwl 335 Fourth

Wood Joseph M., attorney at law, office 704 Montgom- ery, dwISW cor Vallejo and Buchanan

Wood J. P. ( J. P. Wood & Co.), dwl 821 Wash

Wood J. P. Mrs., milliner, 824 Washington

Wood J. P. & Co. ( George Webb), poultry and game, 12 Metropolitan Market

Wood Lewellyn, laborer Mission Woolen Mills, dwl Shotwell bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth

Wood Lucy A. (widow), dwl W s Valencia nr Twen- ty-third

Wood Mary Miss (colored), hairdresser, 513 Bush

Wood Morris, dry goods, 422 Third

Wood Nellie Mrs., teacher Denman School

Wood Palmer G., dwl Es Pierce bet Sutter and Bush

Wood Preserving Co., office 603 Montgomery, works Berry bet Fourth and Fifth

Wood Richard P. B., rigger, dwl 22 Clementina

Wood Robin W., clerk with I. & A. M. Cook, dwl 421 Folsom

Wood R. W. Mrs., furnished rooms, 421 Folsom

Wood Samuel, tailor, 715 Mission

Wood Samuel A. ( Hobart, Wood & Co. and I. M. Wentworth & Co.), dwl 321 Eddy

Wood Samuel A., foreman woolsorters Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills, dwl 118 Shotwell

Wood Samuel P., metalroofer, dw1 9 Ritch

Wood S. Heber, salesman with S. J. Nathan, dwl 1007 California

Wood T. Mrs., dressmaker, 105 O'Farrell

Wood Thomas, boxmaker with Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 105 O'Farrell

Wood Thomas Radford, clerk, dwl 636 Commercial

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The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 193

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