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Wood Thomas W., carpenter, dwl 1320 Pine
Wood William, mariner, dwl 75 Clementina
Wood William E., bookkeeper with Cheesman, Head & Thornburgh, res Oakland
Wood William H., clerk, dwl 140 Fell
Wood William H., chemist and apothecary, 61 Sec- ond, dwl 58 Natoma
Wood William Harrison, printer with Joseph Win- terburn & Co., res Oakland
Wood W. T., workman Coiner's Department U. S. Mint, dwl 514 Natoma
Wood William W., molder Occidental Foundry, dwl 1026 Folsom
Wood & Bowcher (Hugh Wood and James Bow- cher), furniture, 668 Mission
Wood & Pritchard ( Henry Wood and C. H. Prit- chard), oysterstand, 538 Market
Woodall James, brakeman. C. P. R. R., dwl 120 Free- lon, rear
Woodard John, stagemanager Bella Union Theater, dwl 116 Natoma
Woodard. See Woodward
Woodberry F. C., proprietor Union House, 737 How Woodbridge Alfred F., foreman Occident, dwl Nine- teenth nr Valencia
WOODBRIDGE SYLVESTER REV., editor Occi- dent, office 22 Geary, dwl Nineteenth nr Valencia Woodburn William, steward S. F. Gas Light Co., cor Sierra and Louisiana
Woodbury Calvin E., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 820 Folsom
Woodbury Ernestine, bagmaker with Union Pacific Salt Co., dwl 218 Sacramento
WOODBURY FRANK C. ( Heald & W.), secretary Heald's Business College, 24 Post, dwl 737 How
Woodbury Thomas, housemover, dwl 210 Minna
Woodcock Francis, driver S. F. Candle Co .. dwl foot Eighth
Woodcock Frank (Caldwell & W.), dw1 24 Second Av
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PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY contains Addresses of over 50,000 Merchanta.
ÆTNA 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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Wooden W. H., bricklayer Bricklayers' Protective | Woods Samuel Col. U. S. A., chief paymaster Mili- Association, 284 Sutter
Woodhams Oscar ( Woodhams & Ludlum', dw1 904 Jackson
WOODHAMS & LUDLUM ( Oscar Woodhams and Edward Ludlum), proprietors Empire Ware- house. 16-22 Beale nr Market
Woodhead Elizabeth, furnished rooms, 215 Stev
Woodhofer Malec, laundryman Grand Hotel
Woodhull Edward F .. collector with J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl 1112 Market
Woodhull Elizabeth Mrs., dwl 9712 Fifteenth
Woodland -, stevedore with Menzies, Lowry & Bingham
Woodland Archie, dwl 931 McAllister
Woodland Co. (Chinese), cigar factory, 1320 Stockton Woodland Cornelius, seaman, dwl 39 Pacific
Woodland George E., clerk General Freight Office C. P. R. R., dw1 5 Yerba Buena
Woodleaf Henry ( Weil & W.), res New York
Woodley William, fireman, dwl SE cor Steuart and Howard
Woodliff Thomas, physician, office and dwl 302 Ma- son
Woodman Frank, longshoreman, dwl Es Sansom bet Broadway and Vallejo, rear
Woodman Peter R. (S. F. Candle Co.), dw1 9 Russ
Woodman William C. (S. F. Candle Co.), dwl 201 Taylor
Woodrow House, Mrs. H. A. Smith proprietress, 1206 Market
Woodruff Delos, special policeman, dwl 20 Prospect PI
Woodruff R. B., clerk, dwl 610 Sutter
Woods -. painter with Noble & Gallagher
Woods Adeline (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 263 Third Woods Andrew, longshoreman, dwl 536 Sacramento Woods Annie Mrs., liquor saloon and lodgings, 511 First
Woods Anthony, cook S. F. Gas Light Co., cor Sierra and Louisiana
Woods Charles D., carpenter, dwl 428 Brannan
Woods Charles H., driver City .R. R., dwl W s Mis- sion bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Woods Daniel, laundryman S. F. Laundry, NW cor Turk and Fillmore
Woods David, tailor, 1323 Polk
Woods David, carpenter with A. S. Hallidie, dwl 1026 Washington
Woods David, seaman, dwl 23 Vallejo
Woods David C., superintendent Industrial School. Old Ocean House Road five miles from City Hall Woods Ellert Miss. dressmaker, dwl 1114 Market
Woods Florence Miss, forewoman California Rustic Shade Factory, dwl 22 Dora
Woods F. N. & Co., poultry, game, etc., 66 and 67 California Market
Woods Frank, painter, dwl 248 Clementina
Woods Frank, painter, dw1 305 Minna
Woods Frank, stevedore with Whitney & Freese
Woods Frank H. ( Woods & Freeborn), dw1 913 Pine Woods Fred. N. (F. N. Woods & Co.), dw1 412 Capp Woods George, cabinetmaker, dwl 720 Third
Woods George W., surgeon and physician, office NW cor Washington and Sansom, dwl 156 Third
Woods Henry, foundryman with Hanscom & Co.
Woods I. C., manager Pacific Wood Preserving Co. and California Paving Co., office 606 Montgom- ery, dwl 625 Third
Woods Isabel (widow), dwl NW cor Hartford and Nineteenth
Woods James, carder S. F. P. Woolen Factory, dwl North Point bet Larkin and Polk
Woods James, janitor, dwl Guerrero nr Twenty-ninth Woods James, watchman Industrial School
Woods James Rev., dwl 2110 Larkin
Woods John, engineer stm San Joaquin, res Sacra- mento City
Woods John, laborer, dwl 536 Sacramento
Woods John, miner, dw1 403 Broadway
Woods John, seaman, dwl 114 Jackson
Woods Joseph L., clerk with Balfour, Guthrie & Co., dwl 217 Geary
Woods Mathew, blacksmith with Kimball Manu- facturing Co., dw1 170 Silver
Woods P., stevedore P. M. S. S. Co.
Woods Preston, fruits, 13 Fourth, dwI 367 Jessie
Woods R. S., speculator, dw1 768 Howard
Woods Samuel, metalroofer with John Kehoe, dwl Ritch nr Folsom
tary Division Pacific, office 105 Stockton, res Oak- land
Woods Samuel D., attorney at law, office 58 Mont- gomery Block, dw1 930 Clay
Woods Thomas, carpenter P. M. S. S. China
Woods Thomas, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Woods Thomas, shipcarpenter, dw1 550 Tehama Woods William, dw1 699 Jackson
Woods William, cabinetmaker, dw] 22 Dora
Woods William, machinist with M. D. Laswell, 747 Mission
Woods William C., sailmaker, 44 Market, dwl W s Larkin bet Lombard and Greenwich
WOODS & FREEBORN . Frank H. Woods and James Freeborn), stock and money brokers, of- fico 422 California
Woodson J. B., miner, dw] 423 Bush
Woodthorpe Georgiana (widow), dw1 636 Valencia
Woodthorpe John W., conductor Market St. Rail- way, dwl Es Dolores bet Seventeenth and Dor- land
Woodville Gold and Silver M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), A. Noël secretary, office 419 California
Woodward Arthur S., clerk with Huntington, Hop- kins & Co., dwl 23 Grard Av
Woodward Charles J., superintendent Skating Rink Woodward's Gardens, dwl 120 Eleventh
Woodward E. (widow). dw1 30 Post
Woodward Francis ( Mc Millan & W.), dw1 207 Perry Woodward Philip, dw1 415 Brannan
WOODWARD ROBERT B., proprietor What Cheer
House, 525-529 Sacramento, and Woodward's Gar- dens, N s Mission bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth,
and president City R. R., res Oak Knoll, Napa Co. Woodward S. S., watchman Grand Hotel
Woodward Thomas P., aid U. S. Coast Survey, office 214 Stockton, dw1 907 Pine
Woodward Warren, laborer with James Macken, dwl 226 Fremont
Woodward William ( William Woodward & Co.), dwI 10 Page
WOODWARD WILLIAM & CO. wholesale dealers native and foreign wines and liquors, SE cor Clay and Battery
WOODWARD WILLIAM A. (Frederick MacCrel- lish & Co. and William A. Woodward & Co.), dwl 907 Pine
WOODWARD WILLIAM A. & CO. / Frederick MacCrellish), book and jobprinters, 529 Cal
Woodward William H., receiving teller Banking Department Wells, Fargo & Co., dw1 632 Stev Woodward. See Woodard
WOODWARD'S GARDENS, Robert B. Woodward proprietor, N s Mission bet Thirteenth and Four- teenth
Woodworth Caroline Miss, dw1 506 Second
Woodworth Charles, clerk, dwl 31 Park Av
WOODWORTH JAMES ( Angle & W.), office 606
Clay, dwl 213 Minna
Woodworth James Rev., pastor Emanuel Presbyte- rian Church and secretary California Prison Com- mission, office and dwl 302 Montgomery
Woodworth Joel, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dw1 955 Folsom
Woodworth John, beer saloon, 315 Pacific
Woodworth Joseph, miner, dwl 10 Brenham Pl
Woodworth L. Mrs., seamstress, dwl Overland House Woodworth L. C., superintendent stables N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 956 Folsom
WOODWORTH, SCHELL & CO. (Theodore L. Schell), importers and manufacturers pianos, organs, etc., 12 Post, Masonic Temple
Woodworth William, waiter Lick House
Wool Charles, laborer, dwl 247 Spear Wool Hattie L. Miss, teacher, dwl 1312 California Wool John, dwl 1312 California
Woolf Alexander, whitener, dwl Rassette Pl
Woolf D. B., court-room clork Municipal Criminal Court, dwl 427 Bush
Woolf George, hairdresser with Joseph Aaron, dwl 748 Market
Woolf Morris, tailor, dwl 433 Tehama
Woolf. See Wolf
Woolff Henry H., tailor, dwl 148 Minna, rear
Woolhouse Henry, collector, dwl 835 Howard Woolley Charles, dwl 2081% Seventh
Woolley James II., painter, dw1 373 Brannan
Woolley John C., copperplate printer with George
M. Wood & Co., dwl 1317 Jackson
EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Bookbinders and Job Printers, corner of Leidesdorff and Clay Streets.
FARNSWORTH & CLARK, Gen'l Fire and Marine Insurance Agency; office 230 Cal. St.
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C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny Street, Glassware and Toys.
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Woolley Lell H. ( Mead & W.), dw] 1211 Taylor Woolnough Walter, stevedore P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 13 Ritch
Woolsey E. W., general agent Security Life Insur- ance Co. Pacific Coast, office 418 California, res Oakland
Woolsey Frank, waiter stm Ventura, Clay St. Wharf Woolson Charles J., bookkeeper with F. & P. J. Cas- sin, dwl 331 Montgomery
Wooster David, physician and surgeon, office 208 Kearny, dwl W s Webster bet Fulton and McAl- lister
Wooster Henry E., planer California Mills, dwl 513 Hyde
Wooster John B. ( Wooster, Shattuck & Co.), dwl 938 Geary
WOOSTER, SHATTUCK & CO. (J. B. Wooster, D. D. Shattuck, and C. P. Hubbell), commission merchants and wholesale provisions,317-323 Front Wooster. See Worster
Worcester Joseph Rev., pastor New Jerusalem Church, Druids' Hall, dw1 314 Lombard
Worcester William M., bootcutter with Buckingham & Hecht, dw1 424 Sansom
Worden Benjamin, carpenter, dwl 12 Everett
Worden Charles H., ladies' trimmings, 314 Fifth
Worden James B., delivery clerk Custom House, dwl 2001 Powell
Worden Stephen G., contractor, dwl W s Capp nr Twenty-third
Wording Ellen A., teacher music, dwl 1029 Hyde
Wores Joseph, hats and caps, 609 Washington, dwl SE corner Polk and McAllister
Work -, dw1 608 Bush
Workingmen's National Fire Ins. Co., of Louisiana (New Orleans, La.), Hutchinson, Mann & Smith general agents, office 314 California
Workrum Charles, seaman, dwl 12 Washington
Worland John, circus performer with John Wilson, dwl 110 Minna
World Mutual Life Insurance Co. (New York), Na- thaniel Holland agent, office 605 Clay
Worley Alfred E. T., phonographic reporter Evening Bulletin, dwl 1214 Broadway
Worley Henry, coachman, dwl Morton House
Worlock T., miller with Grosh & Rutherford, dw1 24 Minna
Wormell Nathaniel, porter with Francisco Garcia, dwl Ss Fifteenth, bet Noe and Castro
Worms Charles, waiter, dwl 409 Dupont
Wormser Maurice, salesman with Charles Schmitt, dwl 636 Post
WORN GEORGE A., real estate, office 401 Califor- nia, dwl 420 Eddy
Worn James W., salesman with Barrett & Sher- wood, dwl 318 Turk
Worrall John, express wagon, SE cor Kearny and California, dwl 763 Bryant
Worrall Joseph, cashier with H. H. Noble, res Oak- land
Worrell Calvin C., contractor, office 326 Montgomery, dwl N s Seventeenth nr Sanchez
Worrell Joseph, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R. Worrill Joseph, porter U. S. Mint, dwl 215 Kearny Worrill Joseph Mrs., furnished rooms, 215 Kearny
Worscale Henry ( Hobson & W.), dwl NE cor Pacific and Leavenworth
Worst Frederick, varnisher with Bryant & Strahan, dwI 238 Sutter
Worster Charles, coachman with Leland Stanford, 711 Pine
Worster Thomas D., salesman, dwl 48 Zoe Worster. See Wooster
Wort Henry, shipcarpenter, dwl 16 Tehama
Worte Josoph, marbleworker, dw1 912 Kearny Worth Charles, dwl 15 Harlan Pl
Worth Charles A., drayman with Redington, Hos- tetter & Co., dwl 528 O'Farrell
Worth David, waiter with John Reagan
Worth Edmund, bookkeeper North America Life In- surance Co., dwl 1118 Sacramento
WORTH E. R. MRS., proprietress Worth House, 605 Folsom
Worth Frank, upholsterer with Plum, Bell & Co., dw1 8 Berry
Worth George F., deputy U. S. marshal, dwl 1714 Pacific Av
Worth J. Capt., dw] 1415 Stockton
Worth J., carpenter P. M. S. S. Constitution
Worth John H. ( Gibson & W.), dwl 544 Natoma
Worth Sidney, homeopathic physician, office 305 Kearny, dwl 1714 Pacific Av
Worth Obed, carpenter, 9 Selina Pl
Worth Paul, porter with Michelssen & Brown, dwl cor Jackson and Drumm
Worth Reuben G., drayman with Charles A. Worth, dwl 528 O'Farrell
Worth Richard, painter, dwl 331 Minna
Worth Sydney B., carriagepainter with Charles Dohs
Worth Thomas G., salesman with David Conrad, dwl 1233 Pacific
Worth William E., patternmaker, dwl 606 Folsom
Worth William H., foreman Machine Shop Union Iron Works, dwl 411 Tehama
Worthy James, woolgrader with B. P. Flint & Co., dwl 423 Greenwich
Wortmann Ferdinand, barkeoper with Rudolph & Hoehner, dw1 630 Sacramento
Wortman John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart.
Worthsmith John B., baker, dwl 1811 Polk
Wosser Thomas, engineer stm Princess
Wozencraft O. M., surgeon P. M. S. S. Great Republic, dwl Grand Ilotel
Wrage August, clerk 2 Kearny, dw1 108 Shipley
Wratten James E., superintendent Freight Depart- ment C. P. R. R., dw1 571 Bryant
Wray Jacob, market inspector, office 124 Geary, dwl 18 Metcalfe l'l
Wray Samuel, carpenter, dwl 417 Tehama
Wrba Joseph, musician, dwl 1025 Washington
Wrede August, bakery, 1216 Pacific
WREDE CORD, liquor saloon, NW cor Steuart and Mission, dwl 417 Fremont
WREDE DIEDERICH, groceries and liquors, NW cor Leavenworth and JJackson
Wrede Edward, hairdresser, 1310 Pacific, dwl 1216 Pacific
Wrede H. & Co. (Joseph Stromberg), wood and coal, 1218 Pacific, dw1 115 Bernard
Wrede Herman ( H. Wrede & Co.), dwl 115 Bernard Wrede John, laborer Golden Gate Sugar Refinery, dwl 115 Bernard
Wrede Julius, porter with A. P. Hotaling & Co., dwl 1112 John
Wrede William, cigar manufacturer, 414 Sacramento, dwl Ns Pacific bet Leavenworth and Jones
Wrede. See Read, Reed, and Keid
Wreden Claus ( Claus Wreden & Cb.), dwl 2213 Tay- lor
WREDEN CLAUS & CO. (William Foutz, Carl C. Vorrath, and Henry Wreden), proprietors Wash- ington Brewery, SE cor Lombard and Taylor
Wreden Henry / Claus Wreden & Co./, dwl 513 Chest- nut
Wren John, wood and coal, S s Twenty-second nr Folsom
Wren William, clerk, 838 Market
Wrenn James, porter with Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 279 Stevenson
Wright - (widow), dwl 221 Mason
Wright Ada E. Mrs., teacher Washington Grammar School, dwl Prescott House
WRIGHT ALFRED, general collecting agent, 159 New Montgomery, res Alameda
Wright Anson, coremaker with Hinckley & Co., dwI NE cor Green and Laguna
Wright B., clerk, dwl Park Hotel
Wright Benjamin C., commercial editor Evening Bulletin, dwl 2205 Fillmore
Wright Benjamin F. ( Wright & Harmon), dwl 425 Green
Wright Brothers ( Mitchell and Charles W.Wright), groceries and liquors, SW cor Sixth and Stov
Wright Charles, dwl 528 Vallejo
Wright Charles, baker, dwl 3 Broadway
Wright Charles R., carpenter, dwl Relay House
Wright Charles W. ( Wright Bros.), dwISW cor Sixth and Stevenson
Wright C. J. (widow), dw1 811 Union
Wright Cyrus S., deputy superintendent streets, dwl 601 Stockton
Wright Della Miss, dressmaker, dw1 921 Market
Wright E. B,, shipwright Shipwrights' Journeymen Association, 71 New Montgomery
Wright Edward C., clerk Freight Auditor's Office C. P. R. R. Co., dwl Stanford House
Wright Edward D., cashier Connecticut Mutual Life Ins. Co., 315 California, dw1 520 Capp
Wright Elizabeth Mrs. (widow), Branch Bakery, N s Sixteenth bet Second Av and Guerrero
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1874-6, will be published September, 187
Get a Policy in the ETNA INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD. It is the best. GEO. C. BOARDMAN, Manager, 14 Merchants' Exchange.
L. W. KENNEDY, General Insurance Agent, Fire, Marine, and Life, 411 California
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Wright Frank, upholsterer with Plum, Bell & Co., dw1 720 California
Wright Frederick, driver City R. R., dwl NW cor Mission and Sixteenth
Wright G. B., agent B. C. Horn & Co., office 405 Front room 12
Wright George H. (J. Harris & Co.), NE cor Mar- ket and Kearny, dwl 7 Dikeman PI
Wright George W., carrier Morning Call, dwl 730 Green
Wright Harriet (widow), dwl 8 Ewer PI
Wright Henry, baker, dwl 59 Shipley, rear
Wright Henry A., carpenter Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl 1216 Pacific
Wright Henry C. ( Wright & Bowne), dwl 1410 Sac Wright H. Nelson, bookkeeper with Hawley, Bowen & Co., dwl 26 Essex
Wright James, boilermaker, dwl 308 Folsom
Wright James, drayman with James A. Brown, dwl cor Sacramento and Cushman
Wright James, laborer with D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 50 Natoma
Wright James, saloonkeeper, dwl 718 Pacific
Wright James B., builder, dwl 730 Green
Wright James M., buyer with Charles Langley & Co., dwl 780 Green
Wright Jane (widow), dwl 18 Pinckney
Wright J. O., cabinetmaker with California Furni- ture Manufacturing Co., dwl 14 Quincy
Wright John, dw1 527 Folsom
Wright John ( Wright & Sanders), dw1 1910 Stock
Wright John, carpenter, dwl 15 Second
Wright John, cook Manhattan House, 707 Front
Wright John, manufacturer miners' picks, office with Nelson & Doble, 13 and 15 Fremont, dwl 224 Shot- well
Wright John, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart
Wright John C., carriagemaker with Kimball Manu- facturing Co., dwl 1723 Turk
Wright John F., policeman City Hall, dwI 909 Clay Wright John T., agent steamship William Taber,
office 6 Merchants' Exchange, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Wright Joseph, hostler Pacific Stable, 709 Jones
Wright Martha (widow), dwl 445 Bush
Wright Mary (widow, colored), dwl 1210 Broadway
Wright Milton M., driver Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl 224 Fourth
Wright Mitchell (Wright Bros.), dwl SW cor Sixth and Stevenson
Wright O., patternmaker with Hinckley & Co., dwl cor Green and Laguna
Wright Oliver K., carpenter, dw1 2426 Sacramento
Wright Owen, carpenter with S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 26 Clinton
Wright Peter, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson
Wright Robert, nurse City and County Hospital
Wright Robert, shipping clerk with Sullivan, Kelly & Co., dwl 11 Grand Av
Wright Robert F., druggist N s Steiner bet Lombard and Greenwich
Wright Selden S. (Wright & Wright), dwl 817 Lomb Wright Silas, teamster with R. & J. Morton
Wright Solomon, carpenter, dw1 425 Kearny
Wright Stuart S. ( Wright & Wright), dwl 817 Lomb Wright Thomas, dwl 1254 California
Wright Thomas, printer, dwl 425 Kearny
Wright U. L., dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Wright William, dwl 517 Natoma
Wright William (Jacobs & W.), dwl 539 Broadway Wright William, carpenter, dwl 112 Polk
Wright William, contractor, dwl 2209 Larkin
Wright William, liquor saloon, 1914 Market
Wright William, miner, dw1 629 Vallejo
Wright William H., stock broker, office 420 Mont- gomery, dw1 331 Geary
Wright William J., bookkeeper with John Kentfield & Co., dwl Nucleus House
Wright William J., clerk with Christy & Wise, dwl 1510 Folsom
Wright William J., machinehand with W. B. Brad- bury, dwl 328 Minna
Wright William J., salesman Eureka Salt Works, dwl NW cor Bryant and Fremont
Wright William S., sawyer with Pacific Box Manu- facturing Co., dwl 160 Tehama
WRIGHT & BOWNE (H. C. Wright and W. S. Bowne), shipchandlers, 54 and 56 Steuart
Wright & Harmon ( Benjamin F. Wright and Henry Harmon), merchant tailors, 533 California
WRIGHT & SANDERS (John Wright and Ged H. Sanders), architects, office 418 California WRIGHT & WRIGHT (Selden S. and Stuar Wright), attorneys at law, office 402 Montgom room 16
Wright's Hotel, David T. Griffiths proprietor, Broadway
Wrightington Robert, driver with Fordham & J nings, dwl 79 Natoma
Wrigley Thomas, waiter Russ House, dwl 112 0'I rell
Wrin James, gardener, dwl 18 Rose Av
Wrin Michael J. ( Freeman & W.), dwI N. s Fair bet Mission and California Av
Wrin Thomas, lab Masonic Cemetery, dw1 2528 B Wrin Thomas, stovemounter with Brittan, Holbr
& Co., dwl Rose Av bet Octavia and Gough Wrinklin Joseph, baker, dwl 42212 Shipley
Wrobioff Henry, laborer Pacific Distilling and Re ing Co., dwl NE cor Greenwich and Pierce
Wubben Benjamin, driver Market St. Railway, NW cor Mission and Fifteenth
Wubben George H., groceries and liquors, SE Twenty-sixth and Valencia
Wuest George, messenger with Pacific Transfer dwl American Exchange
Wuest William, waiter, dw1 136 First
Wuestefeld Conrad, upholsterer, dwl 22 Scott Pl
Wuesthoff Peter, filecutter California File M. Co., Minnesota nr Solano
Wuesthoff William, foreman California File M. dwl Minnesota nr Solano
Wuist Carl, clerk, dwl 106 Post
Wuist Theodore, clerk, dwl 106 Post
Wulben Benjamin, driver Market St. Railway, Railroad House
Wülbern Claus, groceries and liquors, SW cor pont and Union, dw1 142512 Dupont
Wulbern John, groceries and liquors, SW cor H and Larkin
WULF HENRY, groceries and liquors, 21 Hinck Wulff F. M., cigars and tobacco, 5 Second, dwl Tehama
Wulff Henry, tanner with Caspar Baker, dwl Es Bruno Road nr Twenty-eighth
Wulff Peter, clerk with John Siem, dw1 600 Secor Wulff Peter, laborer with Schmidt & Fretz, dwl Minna
Wulfling Constantine, waiter, dwl 816 Mission Wulzen A. H. / Brandt & W.), dwl 119 Sixth
Wulzen Alfred H., photographer, dw1 423 Bush Wulzen Diedrich H., groceries and liquors, NE Ninth and Folsom
Wulzen Frederick H., real estate, dwl 1244 Folso Wunderer Andreas ( Wunderer & Klaas), dwl . Stockton
Wunderer & Klaas ( Andreas Wunderer and theus Klaas), Swiss confectionery, 1233 Stock Wunderlich August, stevedore with Whitney Freeso
Wunderlich John, laborer United States Brew dwl NW cor Polk and Ash Av
Wunderlich Reynold E., vocalist, dwI 710 Vallejo Wunsch M. & Co. ( Theodor Kirchoff), importers
dealers watches, jewelry, and diamonds, 523 K Wunsch Marcus ( M. Wunsch & Co.), dw1 523 Kes Wunschee Gustav, restaurant, 58 Steuart, dwl Jackson
Wurkheim Bros. ( Morris and Max), importers wholesale manufacturers cloaks and mantillas Sansom
Wurkheim Max (Wurkheim Bros.), dwl 311 Sto ton
Wurkheim Morris ( Wurkheim Bros.), dw1 927 Sut Wurzburger Max, assistant bookkeeper with H Bros. & Co., dwl 912 Sutter
Wuscher John R., hatter, dwl 522 Pine
Wustefeld Conrad C., mattressmaker with Her Frank, dwl 22 Scott Alley
Wustefeld Herman, shoemaker with George Uh Bro., dwl 112 Turk
Wustenberg Henry, cooper Albany Brewery, 45312 Tehama
Wutge Julius, baker, dwl Es Salmon nr Broadw Wuth George F. G. (Gustave Wuth & Co.), dwl cor Powell and Pacific
WUTH GUSTAVE & CO. (George F. G. Wuth Julius C. Stamer), groceries and liquors, NW Powell and Pacific
Wuthrich John, market, 329 Geary
FARNSWORTH & CLARK, Fire Ins. Agts, 230 Cal. St., represent $4,000,000 of Capi
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 Jobbers.
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office 414 Clay, res Oakland Wutke Julius, baker with William Poehlman, SW | Yale Charles G., editor Mining and Scientific Press, cor Post and Powell
Wutschel Emily (widow), dwl 1722 Sutter
Wyatt Carrie Miss, actress California Theater, dwl 618 Pine
Wyatt J., seaman stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co. Wyatt Samuel, waiter Eureka House, dwl 214 San Wyatt Thomas, stairbuilder, dwl W s Valencia nr Twenty-third
Wybaillie Alexis H., shoemaker, dwl 165 Tehama Wyckoff James, barkeeper with Keely & Bolts, dwl 232 Stevenson
Wyckoff James P., fireman Engine No. 2, S. F. F. D., 412 Bush
Wyckoff Scott, hoseman Engine No. 2, S. F. F. D., 412 Bush
Wyer John, gasfitter, dw1 1109 Jones
Wylde Henry, polisher with Leon R. Meyers & Co. Wylie Fannie Mrs., furnished rooms, 39 Fifth
Wylie George E., porter with Pond, Reynolds & Co., dwl 724 Market
Wyman Benjamin H., purser stm Coquille, res Oak- land
WYMAN GEORGE D., agent Whelpley & Storer Ore Mill, 215 and 217 Main, dw1 617 Eddy Wyman Henry, miner, dwl 424 Sansom
Wyman Joann Mrs. (widow), dwl 240 Fremont
Wyman John A., cabinetmaker with L. & E. Eman- uel, dwl 5 Medau Pl
Wynants Peter, mining, dwl NE cor Clay and La- guna
Wyndham Muncey, night clerk Verandah Lodgings, 509 Washington
Wyneken Ernest ( Townsend & W.), dwl 117 Stock
Wynell Robert, driver Shoal Water Bay Oyster Co., dwl 15 Sutter
Wynell Robert, machinist, dwI 228 Francisco Wynkoop George C., cigars, dwl 1318 Dupont Wynn Bridget Miss, lodgings, 1000 Washington
Wynn Robert, fitter with Simon Wolff, dwl 34 Te- hama
Wynn William, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 407 Larkin
Wynn. See Winn
Wynne Dominick, blacksmith Pioneer Iron Works, dwl SE cor First and Mission
Wynne Frank, cooper with Lawrence Felvey, dw1 37 Ecker
WYNNE, LOWTH & CO. ( Nicholas Wynne, John Lowth, and William Halpin), dry goods, 706 Market and 9 Geary
Wynne Nicholas (Wynne, Lowth & Co.), dwl 764 Bryant
Wynne Nicolas, carrier Evening Bulletin, dw1 427 Stevenson, rear
Wynne Patrick, carpenter, dwl W s Mission bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth.
Wynne William, groceries and liquors and lodgings, 316 Fourth
Wyntjens Francis ( McKibbin & W.), dwl 1129 Fil- bert
Wyoming Gold Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.), office 410 Montgomery room 2
Wythe Joseph H. Rev., pastor First Methodist Epis- copal Church, dwl 1008 Washington
Wythe S. J. Miss, teacher Pine St. School, dwl 1008 Washington
Wythe William T., physician, office 704 Market, dwl 1008 Washington
Wyttenbach Frederick, bookbinder, dw1 165 Silver
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YABLONSKEY John, meterman with S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 421 Greenwich
Yablonskey Lawrence, meterman with S. F. Gas Light Co., dw1 1805 Lowell
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