The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 2

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

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Wagner Joseph ...

.1xxiv

Walkington & Kidd. .. 39

Walmsley W. W ........ Ixxvi Warner & Silsby. .. 46 Warren & Schiller. ..... 47 Washington Life Ins.Co.cvi Waterhouse & Lester .. xcili Watkins C. E xcii

Watt & McLennan, re- gister of names. 619

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North America Life In- PAGE.

Opera House ( Maguire's) reg. of names 122 Risdon I. & L. Works. Oregon S. S. Co. vi Roach John. 17

Smith W. H.

Smith William 30 Snook G. & W 38 Snow John F. 47

Snow & May ..... back cover

Smith A. J.

Ixxxiv

Smith Barlow J.

Smith C. W. M., register of names. 611

Brewers.

Lyon & Co., reg. name

CLASSIFIED LIST OF ADVERTISERS.

PAGE.

PAGE. Gas Fixtures.

Day Thomas front cov- er and reg. of names .. 109 Nally & Hawkins .. Ixxix ior J. K. 1xxx ulmsley W. W. .. 1xxvi

las Meter Man'f. zensky M .. 43

s and Glassware. · John & Co .... xxxviii

IN briefly referring to the current history of the city and State for the past Stainer

'ying to state that that year was, on the whole, the most prosperous yet expe *ohn 14

·oceries.

annals of both. Some, with the remembrance of the prosperity of the early 'others .. 16 and mining ; some, with the remembrance of the early days of Washoe mining, an Whan ............ 57 back of volume he remembrance of the real-estate excitement and rapid money-making era of 'ipple & Co .. ciii De inclined to peremptorily contradict this assertion ; yet, that the past year waorge O. & Co. rrill ... 36 and 57 prosperous this city and State have ever witnessed, all things considered, is sus arrison ...... 29 1xxili unmistakable proof from the statistics of wheat, gold, and wool production, and iths. anexampled activity in building operations here, and consequent plentifulness of wor ros ......... xlv ... 32 .. xcvi

lasses. The elements of that which is enduring and that which is transitory must bery. n important place in this connection. We undoubtedly have had years in which the

.. 43 nt prosperity was much greater ; but those years and that prosperity was due, in manye. ither in whole or in part, to causes that were purely speculative-often to the verge o .. Im- .3

ling-or to industries that were neither lasting or reliable. The progress of the past co ... owever, had nothing in it either speculative or unreliable. It was a progress to which xxxvi .53 an be no retrogression, because it was advancement all along the line of agriculture, mr liv

.. XV

manufacturing, and healthy city growth, as well as increase of population and developlete. eneral resources.

Jo .......... 11 ster .... xxix

Despite the want of late rains in March, April, and May-which greatly reduced t aps.

rops in the San Joaquin Valley-and the heavy frosts in the early portion of April- & Bro .. lv lighted the grape blossoms and greatly reduced the grape yield-the crops of 1873 pro egis- e exceptionally large. Of gold and silver the product of 1873 exceeded that of the presin. ... 467 ear by nearly $10,000,000. The dividends from the mines were in excess of those of 18 ..... xcvil early $6,000,000. Of wheat, wool, and other home products over $10,000,000 worth mt Ixvi vol. ere exported in 1873 than in the previous year.

The increase of home manufactures and population is shown by the fact that, while ( ..... lii ines yielded $10,000,000 more in 1873 than in 1872, we sent away nearly $2,000,000 less easure. The gain in population was equally gratifying. The total arrivals from all quart.42 xceeded the total departures by thirty-four thousand seven hundred and forty-seven. Thistors a increase for 1873 of sixteen thousand. Of the first-mentioned increase nearly twenty-( ...... x1 ousand came by the overland railroad. The arrivals by that route were composed mostly,n oots. mechanics, farmers, working girls, and invalids. The latter class came to California to enxxxix e salubrious climate of our Southern Coast. That portion of the State is now almost un cov- ersally recognized as one of the most desirable and beneficial resorts in the world for co ... . 17 and .. ji imptives and other invalids suffering from atrophic diseases. The rush thither is so grexxiv ... xc at the hotels and private boarding houses in Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, Anaheim, Sits. iego, and San Bernardino are now nearly always full to overflowing at all seasons of th C., reg- es side line

The value of the climate and scenery of California, in a pecuniary point of view, a .......... xxvii w beginning to be realized. It is no exaggeration to say that the tourists who com, names ... 433 brge. ......... 55 e one, and the invalids who come to be benefited by a residence in the other, spend $1, Co ......... lvi .XXXV early in the State, and the numbers coming, and the amounts they will spend, a bottom line Hark. reg. creasing rapidly:

.. back cover & Co ...... 1xxviii and Ixxxi

The city and State are also making satisfactory progress in the culture of influencerd B. & Co. of names ...... 764 th refining and elevating in a social and aesthetic sense. The State University w., register of ost liberally endowed. The reputations of several of its professors are national,

names top line vantages offered by the institution have been placed within the reach of the children& Co. Xx

cvi Ixvi limited, no less than of those of ample, means. The era when people looked upon d State as places of temporary sojourn in which to make money has passed away ;

* We are indebted to the politeness of Mr. Thomas Magee, the editor of the Real Estate Circ is valuable and interesting record of the city's progress during the goor ISR-Covun po

P LK & CO., 708, 712, 714, and 716 Keat.

PROGRESS OF THE CITY.

CURRENT HISTORY .*

rance Agent, Fire, Marine, an& Y ... ,

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North America Life In- PA SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

surance C'o.

North British and Me. cantile Ins. Co ... b- and houses of a character altogether unknown in the earlier history of the "have for five years past been rapidly increasing-not only in this city but

Northern Assurance

Norton & Gardine'

Land, too, is being turned to more profitable and reliable uses than con-

ter of names .... wheat-raising, under a slovenly system of plow-scratching that has been dig- O'Donnell Cornel really unworthy of, the name of farming. The progress in this direction is Opera House (M reg. of nameans as rapid as is desirable; but the conviction is gradually gaining ground that Oregon S. S. Cc Orient Fire Inenerally conducted in the past in this State, is unreliable, and but too frequently of names ..

Otto Charles while, as a means of soil impoverishment, it could not be surpassed.

Overland HG Pacific Barr he matters here referred to relate more to the State than the city, yet they have Pacific Corrtant bearing upon the growth and prosperity of the latter, and, in that connection, Factory Pacific File Pacific Mr ropriate mention. Pacific N

Pacific €

Real Estate, New Buildings, Etc.

Pacifi L ESTATE IN SAN FRANCISCO .- Three thousand one hundred and thirty-four real-estate Pacific

ur ere made in the City and County of San Francisco in the year 1873. The total value Pacifiland sold, with the dwellings and buildings thereon, was $12,383,752. Real estate was Pacifiall of sale from the time of the completion of the Pacific Railroad until the beginning in'year 1873. Prices and sales have both greatly improved since then-especially since Pages ber last. Business property has also greatly improved in price, especially on that por- Palm . California Street lying between Kearny and Battery streets, and on those portions of Pasqu mery and Sansom streets which lie between California and Market streets. The Parro. yPatent

Chatters phant sales of business property made recently were as follows : North side California uhellet axty-seven and one half feet west of Sansom, forty by eighty in size, with three-story Plate uilding, $150,000-$3,750 per front foot ; gore-lot on Montgomery, Market, and Post 'hæni Poll:, $300,000. The lot has a frontage on Montgomery of eighteen and one quarter feet Plum Pra

Pottone hundred and twenty-nine and one quarter feet on Market, and one hundred and ten Prion Post by ninety-seven and one half on the western line. There is only some six Pusand nine hundred square feet in the lot ; the price paid was, therefore, at the rate of $43.50 square foot. Land on the best inside residence streets of the city, distant ten to twenty mutes' walk from the business center, is now worth $150 to $350 per front foot, $225 being ut the average. Homestead lots in locations suitable for people of limited means can still bought for $800 to $1,500 each, and are distant one and a half to two miles from the busi- s center of the city. The average value of each real estate sale made in the City and ¡inty of San Francisco in 1870 was $3,342; in 1871 it was $3,167 ; in 1872, $3,500, and in 13 coch sale had an average value of $3,951. The value of the real estate of the city and nty is now at least 810,000,000 more than it was at the close of 1872.

BUILDINGS ERECTED IN SAN FRANCISCO IN 1873 AND THOSE IN PROCESS OF ERECTION .- iring the year 1873 six hundred and seventy-one new brick and frame buildings, of all esses, were erected in San Francisco. Of these, ninety were of one story ; five hundred and Hendhree were of two stories ; forty-two were of three stories, and six were of four stories. Amue, the majority were built between June and October. The total expenditures on these Magu's was fully four million of dollars. During the intervening months the greatest . Opera res in building operations prevailed, and it was frequently impossible to find mechanics. re: proportion of the new houses were of the very best class. The cloth-and-paper-house an Francisco passed away for ever about the year 1860. The houses which are now

8. F. Gás in point of solidity, roominess, and comfort, will compare favorably with those of Boericke large cities of the United States. As a rule, the finest private houses were erected IsterLarkin, Franklin, Sutter, and Turk streets, although the hills above and west of Arteshalley, and Fillmore and Turk streets, were also in favor. The buildings on the best iii Thomsu Arer streets of a great city generally undergo three transformations. The first era is that Spring and common brick-front buildings ; the second is that of larger and more commo- Arildings of the same class, with stone-dressed fronts, and an occasional one entirely of

56 Frear he third era is that of stately stone and marble structures, of the most solid, ornamental kvil .ly class. New York, Boston, and Philadelphia (the three largest and oldest cities c

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T & CLAPK. Gen'l Fire and Marine Insurance Agency : office 230 Col

CLASSIFIED LIST OF ADVERTISERS.

PAGE.

arpenters Builders.

and

ergson O

urtis John P. 34 Santa Clara. .. xli

Tore Joseph J. 24 St. Ignatius xxxix

Com. Merchants.

Balfour, Guthrie & Co., 1xxxiii

Bandmann, Nielsen & Co .xxxVI

Bennett & Page ..

...... ciii

Brigham C. O. & Co ....... ciii

Clayton C. & Co cvii Coleman W. T. & Co ..... Xxi Dickson, De Wolf & Co., lxxxvii

Egerton, Allen & Co ....... xl Flint, Peabody & Co ..... lxv Howes George & Co ...... xvi Howland, Sullivan & Co. .xliii

Irwin Richard B. & Co.,

Macondray & Co. .. Xx

Marsh H. F. .xcviii

Mathews E. G. & Co ....... ciii Merrill J. C. & Co ... .. xxi Newman & Bennett ..... xcv Nichols A. C. & Co ... xxxvii Parrott & Co .. .civ

Rodgers, Caspari & Co.,

register of names ...... 566 Rodgers. Meyer & Co ... civ Russell W. F. & Co. ...... xlii Speyer Morris & Co ...... Ixv Sroufe, Sweeney & Co .. xxvi Stuart & Elder .1xix Watt & McLennan, reg. of names. 619

Welch & Co. c Whitney & Co. xiv

Williams, Blanchard &

Co .. 1xxxii

Confectioners.

Pellet & Fischer 46 Rothschild & Ehrenpfort. 19

Vogeley J. & Bro .. 56

Contractors.

Browell Jeremiah ......... 3, 29 and 45

Hyde & Chester

Watts William

Coopers.

Pacific Barrel and Keg

Factory

liv

Coppersmith.

Cordage.

Hallidie A. S. (wire) .. lxxxV Pacific Cordage Co ....... xvii San Francisco Cordage

Factory.

.XXX

Cordials, etc.

McMillan & Kester 2

Crockery.

Helbing & Straus ...... xxviii Nathan B. & Co., regis-

ter of names ... 495

Cutlers.

Price Michael

Dentists.

Beers John B

Crowell J. P

Doors, Sash, etc.

Cole N. W. & Co. .xc

Excelsior Mill Co. 1xxix Hall John L. lxiv Haskell & Bode .. .. Ixxiii Macdonald D. A. & Co .. xlvi Richardson & Holland .. xlix S. F. Manufacturing Co ... 55 27 | Wells, Russell & Co.

PAGE.

Druggists.

Crane & Brigham.

.. Ixxii

Dry Goods.

McCain, Flood & Mc-

Clure ..

xxili

Murphy, Grant & Co .... Ixv

Dyeing and Scouring Snow John F. 47

Electricians.

Electrical Construction Co. .1xxxix

Engravers.

Butler Theodore A ........... 35

Eitner Rudolph.

.....

.. 1xxvii

Giller C. L ..

Kuner A.

Pacific Wood Engrav-

ing Co., cix and reg.

of names.

495

Pages Jules F.

Engravings.

Gump S. & G

Ixvii

MrQuillan B.

lxiii

Nile M. D.

Snow & May ..... back cover

Expresses.

Wells, Fargo & Co.

Extract of Meat.

Church & Clark, regis-

ter of names ..

765

Faney Goods.

Locan & Co.

xxii

Michels, Friedlander &

Co ..

lxiv

Pasquale B ...

.1xxV

Van Schaack C. P. &

Co., reg. of names ..

top line

Faucet Makers.

Gracier Francis J

.. 9

File Manufacturers.

Pacific File Works.

Fire Arms.

Plate A. J. & Co ........... xcvi

Fish.

Griffith A. J

Flags.

Johnson T. Rodgers, in-

side back cover

Norcross & Co ......

Ixvi

Pasquale B

.Lxxv

Flour Mills.

Grosh & Rutherford ........ 28

Foundries.

Angell. Palmer & Co .. xlvii

City. Iron Works.

Goddard & Co.

xix

Hanscom & Co ..

Llewellyn & Co ...

Steiger & Boland.

Thompson Bros.

xxxif

Vulcan Iron Works 18

Fruits and Confec- tionery.

Church & Clark, regis-

ter of names ..

765

Furniture.

Burnham James W. & Co. 17

Easton John

Palmer W. J. T. & Co ....

xxxvii

Swasey G. A. (tables) ... xlvi Furniture-School.

PAGE.

Gas Fixtures.

Day Thomas front cov-

er and reg. of names .. 109

McNally & Hawkins .. Ixxix

Prior J. K.

.1xxx

Walmsley W. W.

Ixxvi

Gas Meter Man'f.

Dobrzensky M ..

Glass and Glassware. Taylor John & Co .... xxxviii

Glass Stainers.

Mallon John

.14

Groceries.

Bowen Brothers .. 16 and back of volume

Croskey & Whan ............ 57 Ledden. Whipple & Co .. cili Martin & Turrill ... 36 and 57 McMullin George O. & Co. 1xxiii

Richards & Harrison

Gunsmiths.

Clabrough & Bros.

.xIv

Meyer Charles ...

.. 32

Plate A. J. & Co ........... xcvi

Hair Jewelry.

Cook C. Mrs.

Hardware.

Baker & Hamilton

Glasgow I. and M. Im-

porting Co

Linforth, Kellogg & Co ...

XXXVi

Nelson & Doble.

Otto Charles & Co ........

.. liv

Selby T. H. & Co ....

.. XV

Harness, etc.

Johnson J. C. & Co .......... 11 Main & Winchester .... xxix

Hats and Caps.

Meussdorffer J. C. & Bro .. lv Meussdorffer K., regis- ter of names .... .. 467

Hay and Grain.

Morrow George.

....... xcvil

Hides and Wool.

Sloss Louis & Co ........... Ixvi

Hose and Belting. Cook H. N.

Hotels.

Golden Eagle Hotel ...... liv

Overland House.

Hydraulic Elevators Stebins'

Instrument Depots.

Electrical Construction

Co ..

1xxxix

Houseworth Thomas &

Co., front and back cov-

ers reg. names 619,and .. ii

Hinckley & Co.

Roach John.

.17

Sack John C.

.. xc

Huntington F. A

Ixii

Schmolz William.

.1xxiv

Insurance Agents.

Boardman Geo. C., reg-

ister of names side line Booker W. L. ........ xxvii Claussenius George .......... 55 Cox Henry reg. names ... 433 Cross & Co ... .xxxV Falkner, Bell & Co ......... vi Farnsworth & Clark, reg. of names bottom line Forbes A. B ....... back cover Hart, Blair & Co ...... Ixxviii and Ixxxi

Irwin Richard B. & Co. register of names ...... 764 Kennedy L. W., register of names top line Lewis Edwin. CVL Macondray & Co ... Xx

Libby & Swett, register of names. .. 738 Palmer W. I. T. & Co .... xxxvii | Magill R. H. İXVİ

Carpet Beating.

Terrill & Co.

25 paulding J. & Co. 11

Carpets.

urnham Jas. W. & Co .... 17 dwards Frank G .......... cxi lum, Bell&Co.,front cover

Carriage Depots.

arkins & Co .. .57 Tills & Evans. 51 ollard & Carvill M. Co ... 20 aul & Co. 26

Carriage Stock.

Tolt Bros Ixiv

ing T. H. & Co ..

leeker James & Co ....... liii traut & Hamilton.

aterhouse & Lester .. xcili Thite Bros. 24

arvers-Ornamental

Cement Pipe.

rowell Jeremiah .. 3, 29, and 45

lark N. & Co. .Jxxi artin P., reg. of names. 432

Cemetery. aurel Hill. cii

hurn Manufturers.

Corelos A. & Co.

.Ixxv

igars and Tobacco.

onsolidated Tobacco Co cxii annon Peter T. = osenbaum A. S. & Co ..... c

Civil Engineer. chussler H. 1xxxi

Cloaks and Suits.

ratinger & Noll, reg- ister of names .. .567 ayer Charles. 1xxV ullivan & Moorhead,

xxxviii and register 466 Macken James. 15

Clocks.

Tenzel H. .. cvii

Clothing.

hurch T. R xlvill IcCain, Flood & Mc- Clure ... xxifi herman Wm.& Co ... lxxxix and reg. of names ..... 827 teinhart W. & I. & Co. 1xxviii an Schaack C. P. & Co.,

reg. of names, top line

Cloths.

aas C. & E. .. xxvi . F. Pioneer. Woolen Factory

Coal.

ellingham Bay Co ...... 1xix lack Diamond Co ...... ]xix

Coffee and Spices.

ernard Charles .... .XXV anly George T. & Co ..... 54 arden & Myrick ...... Ixxix enard G. .xxviii

Coke.

F. Gas Light Co. .....

PAGE

Colleges.

Heald's Business, Ixxxvi

and reg. of names ..... 321

orter G. W. 41 ratt H. G.

. F. Manufacturing Co .... 55 Tarren & Schiller 47 Read Ellis, register of names. .109

rmes & Dallam ...... xxxiii ratt H. G .. ..... .7 Co. Xxxiv Wooster, Shattuck

Cigaritos.

of names

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.

PAGE,

Magill & Denison .. back vol

Marcus Geo. & Co ........ XXix

Munsell Jas. Jr .. .1xx

and back cover

Roberts J. B ... iii Speyer Morris & Co ...... Iviii Webb Watson. 55

Insurance Co'%. East- ern and Foreign.

Ætna (Hartford), regis- ter of names ..... side line

Atlas Fire (Hartford),

Chinese (limited) (Hong-

kong), reg. of names .. 764 Connecticut Mutual Life (Hartford)

Hamburg-Bremen Fire lviii

Home(New York), back of volume

Imperial Fire (London) .. lvi London and Lancashire Fire (Liverpool) .... lxxxi

London Assurance Cor-

poration. XXXV Lorrillard (New York), register of names ...... 764 Meriden Fire (Connecti- cut). reg. of names ..... 74

Mississippi Valley Fire and Marine (Mem-

phis), reg. of names .... 78

Mutual Benefit Life (Newark) ... lxx and back cover

Mutual Life (New York), back cover

North America

Life

(New York).

North British and Mer-

cantile (London and

Edinburgh) .. back of volume

Northern

Assurance

(London)

xxvii

Orient Fire ( Hartford),

Phoenix (Hartford), back of volume

Republic Life, reg. of names 433

Scottish Commercial (Glasgow) Ixxviii Springfinki Fire and Marine (Mass.), reg. of names. 80 Swiss Lloyd Marine ...... Iviii Trader's (Chicago), reg. of names .764

Transatlantic Fire (Ham-

burg)

xxix

Washington Life (New

York

cvi

Yang-Tze (Shanghai)

Insurance Co's. Home.

California. .. 1vi

Commercial Insurance

Co., California ...... xxxv

Fireman's Fund ... fr't cover

S. F. Fire Insurance Co.,

see register, page ........ 18

Union

xviil

Iron and Steel.

Glasgow Iron and Metal Co .9

Nelson & Doble. 53 Selby Thomas H. & Co .. XV

Iron Doors, etc.

Gallagher Jas. J.

.. 1xxi

Leavitt Charles H ...... Ixviii

Sims John R.

Iron Mantels.

Potter G. A .. .. cvili

Jewelers. Man'ss.

Braverman & Levy front cover Haight A. J ... xxxviii and c Hirshfield R. Ixix Jordan M. 1xxxi and front cover Koehler & Ritter, regis-

ter of names. .108 Laird D. W .. lxxv and register of names ...... 738

PAGE.

Norton & Gardiner, reg-

ister of names ......... 467

Sherwood Robert.

Shreve Geo. C. & Co ...... Ixi and edge of volume

LampManufacturers Boesch Emil. 26

Last Factories.

S. F. Last Factory

Laundries.

What Cheer.

Leather Dealers.

Johnson J. C. & Co ........ 11

Main & Winchester ..... Xxix Nichols A. C. & Co ... xxxvii 33

O'Donnell Cornelius.

. ...

Weck L. E. & Co.

.........

.. 26

Lime and Cement.

Davis & Cowell

Lithographers.

Britton & Rey, register of names ... .. 792

Locomotives.

Risdon Iron and Loco-

motive Works.

Lodgings.

Wadsworth House ..... xlvili

Looking Glasses, Mirrors, etc.

Gump S. & G.

Ixvii

MoQuillan B

lxiii

Nathan B. & Co., regis-

ter of names.

495

Nile M. D.

Snow & May ..... back cover

Lumber Dealers.

Dean E. B. & Co ....... Xxxiv

Knowles George B.

..... 38

Macaroni, Vermicel- li, etc.

California Italian Paste

Co ...

,Ivii

Tenthorey J. P. & Co ...

lii

Machine Shops.

Deacon & Bulger 23

Fenner O. B.

.. 45

Hawkins & Cantrell.

.xeV

Hondy Joshua ...

Huntington F. A

lxii

Kallenberg Theodore ...... 35

Risdon Iron and Loco-

motive Works

Walkington & Kidd.

Machinery.

Stoddart David ..

Marble Yards.

Heverin M ........ inside back

cover

Match Manufact'rs.

Newbauer & Co .......

.. 1xxvi

Mattress Makers.

Kendall, Klinger & Co ..... 2 Smith W. H. 34

Merchants -Chinese.

Chy Lung & Co .........

xcix

Chin Lee & Co.

... xcix

Metal Signs.

Patterson William. 56

Mill Furnishing.

Gracier Francis J

.. 9

Leffel & Myers

Wagner Joseph.

.Ixxiv

Millwrights.

Amos & Davis

Mineral Water.

Bethesda Mineral Spring Water xlvili | O'Neil James.

PAGE.

Model Makers.

Culver & Leonard. 33

Kallenberg Theodore ......

Stockman J. M

Musical Instruments

Gray M.

xcvii

Mutual Protective Association.

Aid Union.

.1x

Native Wines.

Gerke H.

Kohler & Frohling

front cover

Prinz John.

Winkle Henry & Co.lxxxiv

Neckties.

Makins & Co

News Agents.

Pacific News Co.

.xciv

White & Bauer

.. xci

Nurseries.

Hering F. A

Oil Works.

Pacific Oil and Lead Works.

Opticians.

Houseworth Thos & Co.

front and back cov- ers reg. names 619 and .. ii

Roach John.

Sack John C ...

.xc

Ore Samplers.

California Ore Sampling

Mills

Riotte & Luckhardt.

Organ Builder.

Mayer Joseph.

.38

Oysters.

Corville Emerson & Co. xliv

Doane & Co., reg. names 809

and back cover

Moraghan & Lynch ...... xlix

Morgan & Co., register

of names ...... 808 and 809

Tesmore Solomon ...

.43

Paints and Oils. Sullivan, Kelly & Co ... XXX

Painters.

Gadsby E. H.

xcvi

Gilman & Mellon.

St. Denis & Chesney.

....... 17

Paper Dealers.

Blake, Robbins & Co ... Ixiii

Read Ellis, register of

names.

109

Pasquale B.

1xxV

Norcross & Co.

Ixvi

Taylor S. P. & Co .....

.Ivii

Paper Hangings. Edwards Frank G ......... cxi

Patent Agent.

Smith C. W. M., reg. of

names.

611

Photographers.

Houseworth Thos.& Co. front and back cov- ers, reg.names 619 and if Howland B. F. & Co ...... .41

St. Louis Art and Pho- tographie Gallery .. xcvii Watkins C. E. .xcii

Photo. Engravings.

Houseworth T. & Co., front and back cov- ers,reg.names, 619 and ii Watkins C. E xcii

Plaster Decorations.

Kellett Wm. F ... back cover

Plumbers, etc.

Day Thomas .. front cov-

er and reg. of names .. 109

Iredale A. S

Prior J. K

.1xxx

Smith A. J.

1xxxiv

Snook G. & W

Walmsley W. W

lxxvi

Pottery.

Clark N. & Co ..

.. 1xxi

Powder Dealers.

Giant Powder Co ....... XXXVi

Skinker John

.. XXVI

Printers.

Bacon & Co .....

back of

volume

Bosqui E. & Co., regis-

ter of names ..... side line

Cubery & Co.

Ivii

Eastman Frank

Francis & Valentine,

reg. of names

Swett D. L. & Co.

Produce Commiss'n.

Bennett & Page ..... .ciii

Brigham C. O. & Co ...... ciii

Clayton C. & Co ..

cvii

Mathews E. G. & Co ...... ciii

Provisions.

Ledden, Whipple & Co .. ciii McMullin Geo. O. & Co. Ixxiii

Sroufe, Sweeney & Co. XXVi

Stuart & Elder.

... 1xix

Wooster, Shattuck &

Co.

1xxxii

Publisher.

Langley Henry G., reg. of names 610 and 908, bottom line, and .. 37

Pulverizers.

Wyman G. D.

Pumps.

Goodwin & West

Lasswell M. D.

Smith A. J

1xxxiv

Stoddart D

Pyrotechnists.

Church & Clark, regis-

ter of names ...

.....

.765

Real Estate Agents. Williams H. F. & Co ...... lix

Regalia.

Johnson T. Rodgers .. inside back cover

Rope Moldings.

Culver & Leonard ..

.......... 33

Safes.

Leavitt Charles H ....... Ixviii

Savings and Loan Societies.

Farmers' and Mechan-

ics' Bank

.xlvii

German

Savings and

Loan Society

Hibernia Savings and

Loan Society

.xxiv

Masonic Savings and

Loan Bank

.XXV

San Francisco Savings

Union .

.xxiil

Savings and L. Society.xxii

31 | Security Savings Bank .. cvii

P: P.

ring

Ar The

Rice Mills.

India Rice Mill ..

.XXXIV

Rolling Mill.

Pacific Rolling Mill.

... V

Badger W. G.

Smith William.

ALPHABETICAE LIST OF BUSINESS CARDS.

PAGE.

Saw Makers.

Bonney O. Jr. 14

Pacific Saw Manufact- uring Co., register of names ... 618 Spaulding N. W. ,regis- ter of names ... 618

Saw Mills.

Macdonald D. A. & Co .. xIvi Richardson & Holland xlix S. F. Manufacturing Co ... 55 Wells, Russell & Co ......... 2 22

Sewing Machines.

Florence

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edge of volume

Ship Chandlers.

Crawford A. L. & Co ....... lii Farwell & Co. .xxiv

Shipping and For- warding.

Coleman W. T. & Co ..... xxi Flint, Peabody & Co. ... lxv Goodall, Nelson & Per- kins xliii and reg. of

names. 826

Howes George & Co ...... xvi Irwin Richard B. & Co., register of names ...... 764 Low C. Adolphe & Co ...... 20 Ixxiii Lund Henry.

Macondray & Co.

Merrill J. C. & Co ......

xxi

Morrison C. D. & Co ......

.. xc

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The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 2

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