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Angus William O., weaver S. F. P. Woolen Factory, dwl North Point bet Larkin and Post
Anie Frederick, varnisher with California Furniture Manufacturing Co., dwl 371 Jessie
ANIMALS' FRIEND (monthly), S. F. Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals publishers, office 614 Merchant
Ankle George, market, W s Railway Av bet Four- teenth and Fifteenth avs, South S. F.
Anna Dickinson S. M. Co. (Ely, Nevada), John R. Wilde secretary, office 23 Merchants' Exchange Annis Abraham, tailor, 208 Sutter, dwl 1 Quincy Pl Annis Samuel, teamster, SW cor Drumm and Wash- ington, dwl 1319 Sansom, rear
Annis Samuel J., carpenter with J. Wetmore Dunne, dwl 143 Fourth
Annis William R., porter, dwl 327 Bryant
Ansbro Thomas, private detective, dwl 623 Union
Ansburg B. & Co. ( Adam Jack, Jr.), market, NE cor Montgomery and Broadway
Ansburg Barruck ( B. Ansburg & Co.), dwl NE cor Montgomery and Broadway
Anselm Otto, messenger U. S. Army Headquarters, 105 Stockton
Anshel Levi, tailor, 204 Commercial
Ansiglioni Henry, real estate, dwl 523 Pine
Anslion Arthur, driver with Boudin & Gleizes, dwl 436 Green, rear
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Anson Henry G., laborer C. P. R. R. Depot, dwl 41 Fourth
Anson Patrick F., painter with Wason & Morris, dw Sharp Pl nr Union
Anson Richard, painter, dw1 909 Geary
ANSONIA CLOCK CO., Haviland & Co. agents, 33 Pine
Anspacher Abraham, real estate, dwl 1820 Market Anstett Anton, brewer Lafayette Brewery, dwl 72 Green
Anstett Armand ( Anstett & Grogan), dw1 725 Green rear
Anstett & Grogan ( Armand Anstett and Thoma Grogan), proprs Lafayette Brewery, 725 Green Anstide Gustav, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart
Antey Joseph, gasfitter, dwl 1135 Folsom
Anthes Frederick, musician, dw1 6 Harlan PI
Anthes John, musician, dwl 208 Tyler
Anthes John A., clerk, dwl 208 Tyler
Anthes Louis, clerk with Morris Speyer & Co., dw Sophia Terrace nr Pine
Anthes Peter ( Anthes & Fleischman), dwl Sophi Terrace nr Pine
ANTHES & FLEISCHMAN ( Peter Anthes and Charles N. Fleischman), hairdressing saloon 315 Kearny
Anthonison Henry, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, dw 1428 Pacific, rear
Anthony A. G., physician, dw1 704 Howard
Anthony Edward T. (E. T. Anthony & Co.), dwl 12 Oak
Anthony Emma (widow), seamstress, 91512 Folsom Anthony E. T. & Co., repackers merchandise, 321 and 323 Sacramento
Anthony George W., real estate, off and dwl 417 Bush Anthony Henry ( Anthony & Maass), dwl 417 Sutter Anthony Henry, peddler, dw1 769 Bryant
Anthony Henry, shoemaker, dwl 51 Natoma
Anthony James M., engineer, dw1 615 Commercial
Anthony Joseph, painter, dwl 100 Natoma
Anthony Peter, shoemaker with John Youngclause, dwl 335 Sutter
Anthony Richard M., bookkeeper with William Sher man & Co., dwl 115 Kearny
Anthony Sarah (widow), dwl 5 Haight
Anthony William T., with E. T. Anthony & Co., dwl 517 Pine
Anthony & Maass ( Henry Anthony and Christian Maass), groceries and liquors, N W cor Berry and Clara Lane
Anthony's Hall, 417 Bush
Anthy Andrew, laborer, dwI 227 Second
Antilles Mining Co., office 106 Leidesdorff
Antoine John, deckhand stm Contra Costa, Vallejo St. Wharf
Antoine Michael, deckhand stm Clinton, Vallejo St. Wharf
Anton Joseph, dairyman, dwI W s Old San Jose Road bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Anton Joseph, cabinetmaker with Herman Grants, dw1 640 Mission
Antone Frank, stevedore P. M. S. S. Co., dwl De Boom nr Second
Antone Joseph, mate stm Sacramento
Antoni Ferdinand, baker with J. Auger, dwl 911 Pac Antonia Clara Mme., clairvoyant physician and me- dium, office and dwl 20 Geary
Antonio Louis J., cartman, dwl 9 Gaven, rear
Antonio Manuel, steward Oakland Ferry boats Antonio Martinetti, waiter, dwl St. Gottard Hotel Antonio Mike, seaman stm Oriflamme, Oregon S. S. Co.
Antonio Pedrotta, tinsmith with Simeon Mistre, dwl St. Gottard Hotel
Antonioli Casimiro, waiter 605 Washington, dwl cor Commercial and Liedesdorff
Antony H. A., cutler with Will & Finck, dwl 522 Fil- bert
Antrou Peter (Sweetser & Co.), dw1 800 Pacific
Antunovich Florio, coffee saloon, 403 East, dwl 712 Green
Antunovich Nicholas, coffee stand, SW cor East and Commercial, dwl 8 Sacramento
Antz Honry, market, NW cor Larkin and Geary Anzell Mary (widow), dwl 634 Vallejo
Anzenhofer Louis, farmer, Old Ocean House Road nr Industrial School
Aoustin Joachim, laborer with Joseph Morand, dwl 788 Pacific
Apel John, architect, dw1 701 Stockton
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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Apel's Building, 410 Kearny
Apels Charles, blacksmith with Nelson & Doble, dwl
SW cor First and Stevenson Aper Jerome, dw1 819 Montgomery
Apollo Hall, 808 Pacific
APOTHECARIES' HALL, Benjamin B. Thayer manager, SE cor New Montgomery and Market, Grand Hotel
Appel Frank, baker with Henry Blum, dwl 3 Vallejo PI
Appel Samuel, dw1 126 Hayes
Appel Simon, tailor, 872 Folsom
Appel Theodore, cigars and tobacco, junction Market and Ellis, dw1 906 Howard
Appell John C., cabinetmaker with John B. Luch- singer & Son, dwi SW cor Main and Mission
Appiarus Henry, clerk with John O. Rohrs, dwl SW cor Mission and Eleventh
Appiarius William, driver with Sol Wangenheim, dwl 502 Filbert
Apple Jacob, bookkeeper with John G. Hodge & Co., dw1 566 Minna
Apple Phillip, liquor saloon, 826 and 828 Sacramento Apple Sarah Mrs., fancy goods, 204 Kearny, dw1 566 Minna
Apple Wolf, merchant, 204 Kearny, dwl 566 Minna Appleby William, European Nursery, NW cor Mis- sion and Twenty-first
Applegarth Edward, capitalist, office 302 Montgom- ery, res Oakland
Applegarth William, real estate, office 302 Montgom- ery, res Oakland
Applegate J. Henry Jr., bookkeeper with J. H. Car- many & Co., dwl 201 Lombard
Applegate John J., bookkeeper with Standard Soap Co., dwl 23 Stockton
APPLEGATE JOSIAH H., attorney at law, office 729 Montgomery, dwl Grand Hotel
Appleton Abraham, shoemaker, dwl 144 Shipley
Appleton Morritz, blacksmith, dwl 28 First
Appleton Thomas Jr., superintendent Mission and Pac. Woolen Mills, office 517 and 519 Market, dwl 128 Sixteenth
Apps William J., furnished rooms, 720 Market
Apted Walter, clerk, dw1 1403 Stockton
Aquadro Gernino, cabinetmaker with W. J. T. Pal- mer & Co., dwl 505 Vallejo
Aquale Germano, machinist, dwl St. Gottard Hotel Aqui G., express wagon, cor Washington and Davis Arago & Co. (Chinese), cigars, 767 Clay
Aralich George, fisherman, Clay St. Wharf
Arallno Manuel, dwl 433 Green, rear
Arand Margaret Miss, lodgings, 719 Clay
Arand Pierre, dw] 719 Clay
Arata Bartolemo, liquor saloon, 5 Clay
Arata Francisco, boarding, 14 Union Pl
Arata Giovanni, gardener, dwl Mission Ocean House Road nr old road
Arata Louis, fruits, dwl 425 Filbert
Arata Nicolo, bootmaker, 648 Clay
Arata Peter, laborer with D. Ghirardelli, dwl 13 Union Pl
Arata Serafino, vegetable dealer, dwl 736 Vallejo, rear
Arata Stephen, bootblack, 515 Cal, dwl 8 Scott PI Arbes Charles, furrier with H. Liebes & Co., dwl 225 O'Farrell
Arbogast Frederick, upholsterer with Frank G. Ed- wards, dw1 902 Clay
Arbuckle Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor Six- teenth and Howard, dwl 2009 Mission
Arcade Cigar Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 646 Pacific
Arcaro Joseph, dwl 1121 Kearny
Archano Cachina, gardener San Pedro Ranch
ARCHBALD JOHN, surveyor S. F. Savings Union, office 532 California, dwl 1312 Powell
Archer Catherine (widow), laundress, dwl 18 Louisa Archer William, machinist Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 415 Fifth
Archibald Charles, molder, dwl 44 Clementina
Archibald James W., molder Risdon Iron and Loco- motive Works, dwl 44 Clementina
Archibald Jesse G., teamster SW cor Shasta and Michigan, dwl 297 Clementina
Archibald J. P., hostler Sutter St. R. R., dwl NE cor Polk and Austin
Archibald Prescott L., assistant superintendent Cen- tral R. R., dwl 5 Mason
Archibald William, molder, dw1 536 Mission
Arcolla Andrew, bootblack, dwl 5 Emmet Pl
Arcolo Louis, laborer, dwl W s Midway nr Francisco, rear
Arcularius George, millwright, dwl 124 Fifth
Ardery Agnes Miss, dressmaker with Sullivan & Moorhead, dwl 2612 Kearny
Ardery James H., salesman with H. K. Cummings & Co., dw1 569 Howard
Aréchiga Vicente, physician, dwl 1123 Stockton
Arellano Ignacio, bathman, dwl 1321 Kearny Arend Pierre, furnished rooms, 719 Clay
Arendt Charles, shoemaker, 504 Green
Arendt Edward D., upholsterer, dwl 169 Silver
Arestino Charles, milkman with Peter Palassen, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Francisco
Arey Charles, captain ship Coquimbo, office Pier 1 Steuart
Arey Robert B., master mariner, dwl 366 Minna
Arey T. R., captain bark Christopher Mitchell, office Pier 1 Steuart
Arey Walter W., bookkeeper with Jacob Underhill & Co., dwl 1516 Franklin
Arfort John B., wagonmaker, 218 Post, dw1 504 Ful- ton
Argall John (California Machine Works), dwl 323 Fifth
Argentes Leon, cook Cosmopolitan Hotel
Argenti Tullio, marble worker with Bianchi & Cuneo, dwl W s Mission nr Twenty-sixth
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC CONSUL, Charles Baum, office 510 Battery
Ariani Santo, liquor saloon, 32 Clay
Ariaz Benancio, janitor London and S. F. Bank, dwl 21 Telegraph Pl
Arimis B., laundry, 824 Pacific
Arizona S. M. Co. (Humboldt Co., Nevada), William Willis secretary, office 419 California
Arizona & Utah M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nevada), Joseph Maguire secretary, office 419 California
Arjo Manuel, salesman with G. Venard, dwl 31 John Arlando Ignacius, bootblack with Adam Grimm Arling Isaac, laborer C. P. R. R. Depot, dw1 234 Ritch Arlington House, Mrs. E. M. Gillan proprietress, 127 Kearny
Armager Charles W., steward Hose No. 4, S. F. F. D., 1802 Stockton
Armand C. Mdme., teacher French, dwl 1120 Stockton Armand Pierre, laborer with Alfred Sorbier, dw1 1013 Dupont
Armanino Francisco, laborer, dwl 517 Union
Armann Edward ( Gallagher & A.), dw1 72 Everett Armbruster Daniel, carbuilder S. P. R. R., dwl Six- teenth nr Second Av
Armbruster Julius, engraver with California Jewelry Co.
Armbruster William, watchmaker with Ambrose Golly
Armer Lizzie Miss, dwl 1104 Pine
Armer Max (Kullman & A.), dw1 631 O'Farrell
Armer Thomas, cook, 520 California, dwl 9 Ewer Pl
Armes C. William ( Armes & Dallam), res Oakland Armes George W. ( Armes & Dallam), res Oakland
ARMES & DALLAM /C. W. and G. W. Armes and
Richard B. Dallam), importers wood and willow ware and manufacturers brooms, 215 and 217 Sac- ramento, and manufacturers tubs and pails, 22 and 24 California
Armington Edward J., printer, dwl 1017 Clay
Armington Edward R., tailor with Thomas G. Kim- ball, dwl 1017 Clay
Armitage Joseph, painter, dwl Overland House
Armon Edward, hairdresser, dwl 72 Everett
Armon Isidore, professor music, dwl 47 Clementina
Armor Robert, tinsmith, dwl 5 Washoe Pl
Armory Block, NW cor New Montgomery and How Armory Hall, 134 Fourth
Armory Hall Building, 502 Montgomery
Armour Henry, machinist Risdon Iron and Locomo- tive Works, dwl 227 Second
Arms Moses, night inspector Custom House, dw1 565 Howard
Arms Richard D., clerk, dwl 137 Montgomery
Armstrong-, warehouseman, dwl Clarendon House Armstrong A. P., dwl Golden Gate Hotel
Armstrong Bart. H., painter, dwl 8 Brenham Pl Armstrong Charles H., wood and coal, 49 Everett
Armstrong Christopher, clerk with Michael Connell, dwl NW cor Folsom and Harriet
Armstrong David, commission merchant, dwl 522 O'Farrell, rear
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY contains Addresses of over 50,000 Merchants.
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, has been established over 52 years, and has paid over $32,000,000 Losses.
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KENNEDY'S INSURANCE AGENCY, Fire, Marine, and Life, represents $12,000,000.
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Armstrong David, lace goods, embroideries, jewelry, etc., 539 Market, dw1 142 Fourth
Armstrong Dennis, clerk with Kohn & Goldsmith, dwl 7 Morse
Armstrong Edward J., collector Washington St. Wharf, dwl 3 Hardie Pl
Armstrong Edward J. S., clerk with B. S. Brooks, dwl 421 Sansom
Armstrong Frank, miner, dwl E s Clinton nr Bran Armstrong Frank, porter with Meeker James & Co., dwl 522' O'Farrell
Armstrong George, laborer, dwl 122 Tyler
Armstrong George J., bootturner with Buckingham & Hecht, cor Valencia and Market
Armstrong Henry, painter, dwl 420 Stevenson
Armstrong I. L. G., student Heald's Business College Armstrong James ( Marks & A.), dw1 640 Sixth
Armstrong James, engineer City Paving Co.
Armstrong James, laborer Marks's Brewery, dw1 240 Sixth
Armstrong J. D., dw1 613 Mission
Armstrong Joanna ( widow), dwl cor Chapultepec and Henrietta, Bernal Heights
Armstrong John (George Eggleston & Co.), dwl 113 Oregon
Armstrong John, cooper with Sol Wangenheim & Co., dw1 40 ) Sutter
Armstrong John, laborer, dw1 309 Folsom
Armstrong John, laborer with Bryant & Strahan, dwl 28 First
Armstrong John, musician, dw1 460 Sixth
Armstrong John Jr., editor The Sun, office and dwl 310 Washington
Armstrong John L., stockbroker, office 330 Mont- gomery, dw1 440 Hayes
Armstrong John S. ( Armstrong & Conner), dw1 905 Post
Armstrong K. Mrs., upholsteress with Cal. Furniture Manufacturing Co., dw1 532 O'Farrell, rear
Armstrong Marietta Mrs., furnished rooms, 118 Post Armstrong Martin, laborer, dwl 22 Harriet
Armstrong Matilda Mrs., fancy goods, 1417 Dupont. Armstrong Robert, dwl 438 Green
Armstrong Rudolph, cooper 508 Front, dwl 1417 Du- pont
Armstrong Samuel C., salesman 309 Montgomery, dwl 584 Bryant
Armstrong Samuel P., teamster with A. Brokaw, dwl 1535 Mission
Armstrong Truman B., tinsmith with Brittan, Hol- brook & Co., dwl 33 John
Armstrong William, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 217 Minna
Armstrong William, grainer, dwl S s Eighteenth bet Mission and Capp
Armstrong William, horsedealer, dw1 632 Market Armstrong William, seaman, dw1 106 Jackson
Armstrong William Jr., grainer, dwl S s Eighteenth bet Mission and Capp
Armstrong William Il., elerk U. S. Army Headquar- ters, 105 Stockton, dwl 729 McAllister Armstrong William H., watchman P. M. S. S. China Armstrong & Conner (John S. Armstrong and Jo- seph C'onner), wood and coal, 915 Post
Arnaud Paul, upholsterer, dwl 431 Sutter
Arnaud Peter, boxmaker with Pac. Box Manufactur- ing Co., dwl N s Willow bet Miss and Valencia Arnberger Frank, musician, dw1 1305 Montgomery Arndt E., carbuilder S. P. R. R.
Arndt William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl Bry- ant bet Dora and Eighth
Arneto Carlo, fisherman, Clay St. Wharf
Arneson Soren, laborer, dwl 1824 Powell
Arnest. John M., photographer with Bradley & Ru- lofson, dwl 725 California
Arnheim Abraham, porter 221 Sansom, dw1 323 Pac Arnheim Gustav S., clerk, dw1 8 Steuart
Arnheim Julius ( Arnheim & Son), dwl NW cor Mission and Ninth Arnheim Sol, clothing, 323 Pacific
Arnheim Samuel S., cigars and stationery, 8 Steuart (and Arnheim & Son), dwl NW cor Mission and Ninth
Arnheim William S., clerk, dwl 8 Steuart
Arnheim & Son (Julius S. and Samuel S. Arnheim), druggists, NW cor Mission and Ninth
Arnmer Eugene, professor languages, dwl SW cor Buchanan and Pine
Arnold Ames, teamster, cor Spear and Market, dwl Es Fair Oaks nr Twenty-third
| Arnold Augustus D., sawyer with Pacific Box Manu- facturing Co., dw1 511 lloward
Arnold Austin, bookkeeper with Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dw1 429 Geary
Arnold Benjamin E., wholesale butcher, M nr Third, Butchertown, dwl 2622 Howard
Arnold Benjamin T., clerk with Loupe & Haas, dwl 215 Kearny
Arnold Caspar, manufacturer hats, 50 Stevenson Arnold Cyrus, hostler Homestead House, Point Lobos Av
Arnold Eldridge F., books, stationery, and optical goods, 427 Kearny, dwl 822 Filbert
Arnold Ferdinand D., butcher, dwl W s Valencia nr Twenty-third .
Arnold Frank W., cooperage, 708 Front, dwl 519 Octavia
Arnold Frederick R., butcher, dwl 1314 Kearny
Arnold George C., teacher German Urban Academy, dwl 701 Geary
Arnold George E., cigars and tobacco, 236 Montgom- ery and 312 Kearny, dw1 969 Howard
Arnold George Il., clerk Occidental Hotel
Arnold George W., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 224 Fourth
Arnold Isaac S., laborer, dw1 346 Ritch
Arnold J., dw1 10 St. Charles Pl
Arnold J. A., actor Maguire's Opera House, dwl 5 Stockton
Arnold John, laborer Calvary Cemetery, dwl NE cor Ellis and Broderick
Arnold John Mrs. (widow). dwl W s Valencia nr Twenty-third
Arnold John Chesley, clerk Buckley's Varieties, dwl 719 Clay
Arnold John F., janitor Knights of Pythias Hall, dw1 1503 Leavenworth
Arnold Joseph, sawyor with Hollihan & Augustine, dwl 274 Clementina
Arnold Louis, clerk with William P. Brown, dw1 742 Vallejo
Arnold Marcus P., conductor Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl 1503 Leavenworth
Arnold Mathew, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 82 Natoma
Arnold Noah S. (N. S. Arnold & Co.), dw1 918 Capp ARNOLD N. S. & CO., hardware commission mer- chants and manufacturers' agents, 312 California Arnold Oscar, butcher, dwl 1503 Franklin
Arnold Otto, messenger London and S. F. Bank, dwl 324 Turk
Arnold Rufus, teamster with Sedgley & Davis, dwl S s Twentieth bet Treat Av and Harrison
Arnold Thomas, actor Bella Union Theater, dw1 820 Washington
Arnold Thomas C., salesman with Hecht Bros. & Co., dwl 007 Pine
Arnold T. J., engineer Board State Harbor Commis- sioners, office 414 Montgomery, res Oakland
Arnold William, laborer, dwl N s Delgardo PI nr Hyde
Arnold William, laborer, dwl NW cor Geary and Cemetery Av
Arnold William H., dw1 439 Minna
Arnot Charles, dwl 636 Pacific, rear
ARNOT NATHANIEL D., manager Vulcan Iron Works, 135 and 137 Fremont, dwl 1514 Pine
Arnot Nathaniel D. Jr., secretary Central R. R., office 116 Taylor, dwl 1514 Pine
Arnott Henry, coal dealer, dw1 657 Howard Arnott lIenry, fireman, dwl 636 Commercial
Arns Moses, waiter New York Bakery, dwl 733 Folsom
Arnson Soren, packer with Edward C. Storah, dwl NE cor Powell and Greenwich
Arnstein Eugene ( Stein, Simon & Co.), dw] 331 Kear Arnstein Ludwig, bookkeeper with Stein, Simon & Co., dw1 507 Lombard
ARON JOSEPH, president Sutro Tunnel Co., office 321 California /and Weil & Co.), dwl SE cor Sut- ter and Van Ness Av
Arons Henry, clerk with R. Wichelhausen, dwl 18 Sutter
Aronson Abraham, cigars and tobacco, 242 Sixth
Aronson Arnold, shoecutter with Einstein Bros. & Co., dw1 3 Monroe
Aronson George, pawnbroker, 110 Kearny, dwl 307 Eddy
Aronson Julius, clerk with Schoenholz & Bro. Aronson S., student Heald's Business College
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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Aronson Siegmund, peddler, dwl 3 Monroe Aronson Sigismund, salesman with Shirek & Co., dwl 7 0'Farrell
ARONSTEIN ADOLF, physician, office 29 Kearny, dw1 520 Jones
Aros Albert, manufacturer cigarette cases, dwl 305 Mason
Arper Albert D., carpenter with California Mills, dwl 559 Bryant
Arper George W., machinehand with Field & Frei, dwl 559 Bryant
Arper Thomas, millwright with F. Korbel & Broth- ers, dw1 55 Bryant
Arper Walter, sawyer with Field & Frei, dwl 559 Bryant
Arps Herman, cabinetmaker with Herman Grantz, dwl Brannan bet Sixth and Seventh
Arralla Nolverts, vaquero with Miller & Lux Arrambide J. B., dwł 633 Geary
Arrington M. L. Mrs., dwl 12 Hampton Pl
Arrington Nicholas T., bookkeeper with Newton Brothers & Co., dwl 130. Mason
Arriola Edward, photographer, dwl 14 Auburn
Arriola Elizabeth (widow), dwl 14 Auburn
Arriola Margarito, vaquero City Pound, dwl E s Val- lejo PI nr Vallejo
Arrive Pierre, florist, dwI S s Fifteenth nr Guerrero Arronge Eugene, laborer with Schetzel & Weyer, dwl 712 Pacific
Arrowsmith David B., local agent New York Life Insurance Co., 426 Montgomery, dwl 1306 Taylor Arrowsmith Henry, clerk with Rodgers, Caspari & Co., res Oakland
Arrowsmith John, laborer, dw1 5 Zoe Pl
Arsen Lemaitre, public gardens, Greenwich nr Gough
ART ASSOCIATION, San Francisco, Benjamin P. Avery secretary, J. Ross Martin assistant secre- tary, rooms 313 Pine
Arthur A. J., marbleworker with John Daniel & Co., dw1 50 Natoma
Arthur Edwin M., paying teller Banking Depart- ment Wells, Fargo & Co., res Oakland
Arthur George, hairdresser with George Nicholas, dw1 37 Sacramento
Arthur George N. (J. D. Arthur & Son), res Oak- land
Arthur J. D. & Son (George N. Arthur), farm and express wagons, SW cor California and Davis
Arthur John D. (J. D. Arthur & Son), res Oakland Arthur William S., baker and confectioner, 931 Fol- som, dwl 140 Second
Artigues E. & Co. (Jean and Louis Artigues), butchers, 14 San Francisco Market
Artigues Emile (E. Artigues & Co.), dwl Fifth Av bet Railroad Av and N, South S. F.
Artigues Jean ( E. Artigues & Co.), dwl Fifth Av bet Railroad Av and N, South S. F.
Artigues Louis (E. Artigues & Co.), dwl Fifth Av bet Railroad Av and N, South S. F.
Arzaga Agustin P., compositor with Felipe Fierro, dwl 1519 Dupont
Arzberger Martin, painter, dwl 1614 Bush
Asal A., cane-chairworker, 10 Brooks
Asberry F. H., steamfitter U. S. Mint, dwl 969 How- ard
Ascheim, Jacob M., dwl 137 Montgomery
Ascheim S. J., clothier, dw1 915 Stockton
Ascheim S. M., dwl 137 Montgomery
Aseret Jacob, gardener, dwl 437 Fulton
Ash Charles, drayman, dw1 28 (181/2) Bluxome
Ash Gregory, porter with John E. Richards, dwl 236 Natoma
Ash Herman, salesman with J. Alexander & Co., dw1 700 Ellis
Ash Kate Miss, with Marks & Levinsky, dwl 117 Na- toma
Ash Jacob (J. Alexander & Co.), res New York
Ash Leo (J. Alexander & Co.), dwl 700 Ellis
Ash Louis, upholsterer with John Hoey, dw1 516 Va- lencia
Ash Mary (widow), dwl 117 Natoma
Ash Peter, laborer, dwl 551 Minna, rear
Ash Robert, attorney at law, dwl 414 Minna
Ash Thomas P., shorthand reporter S. F. Stock and Exchange Board, dwl 433 Natoma
Ash William, capmaker with W. Fleischer, dwl 9 Jackson
ASHBURNER WILLIAM, mining engineer, office 240 Montgomery, dwl 1014 Pine
ASHBURY MONROE, auditor city and county, office 3 City Hall first floor, dwl 204 Montgomery Ashby Mark T., mining, dw1 514 Greenwich
Ashcom James E., register clerk Fourth District Court, dw1 850 Market
Ashcroft Henry, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Ashcroft William, captain steamtug Neptune, dwl 1208 Jackson
Ashdown Archibald, clerk with Porter, Donaldson & Co.
Ashe Caroline L. (widow), dwl 540 Second
Ashe Mathew, barkeeper 236 Mont, dw1 445 Minna Asher A. F., clothing, 408 Fourth
Asher Jeanette, actress, dwl Overland House
Asher Morris, millinery, 530 Kearny, dwl 257 Stev
Asher Samuel, express wagon, cor Sac and Kearny Asher Samuel, merchant, dwl 17 Scott I'l
Asher Samuel, oil clothing, factory 325 Davis, dwl 225 Clay
Asherson Emil, bookkeeper Hebrew Observer, dwl 432 Clementina
Ashley Annie (widow), dwl 712 Bush
Ashley Delos R., student, dwl 712 Bush
Ashley P. L., porter 225 Bush, dwl 712 Bush
Ashley Sydney J., master mason, dwl 2025 Pacific Av Ashley Samuel P. Y., painter, dw1 025 Pacific Av
Ashley W. H., clerk, dwl 224 Kearny
Ashley W. H. Mis., dressmaker, 224 Kearny
Ashman Richard T., engineer, dwl cor Sierra and In- diana
Ashmann William, clerk with Frederick Mohrmann, SW cor Broadway and Kearny
Ashmead Gustavus S. ( Ashmead & Kellum), dwl SE cor Mariposa and Columbia
Ashmead, R., engineer with Wells, Russell & Co., dw1 521 Mission
Ashmead & Kellum ( Gustavus S. Ashmead and Charles T. Kellum), carpenters and builders, 5 Beale
Ashmore William, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
ASHTON CHARLES, real- estate agent, office 621 Sansom, dwl 9 Hubbard
Ashton Charles S., clerk S. F. Stock and Exchange Board, dwl 10 Lilly Av
Ashton Frank, clerk with Charles Ashton, dwl 4 Hubbard
Ashton George, dwl SW cor Shotwell and Fifteenth Ashton Susan (widow), dwl 10 Lilly Av
Ashton W. H., prompter California Theater
Ashton William C., salesman with Renton, Smith & Co., dwl 52212 Howard
Ashworth Charles, dwl 238 Clara
Ask Edward, waiter Lick House
Askerman Claus, laborer National Flour Mills
Askham Charles M., conductor Central R. R., dwl 612 Harriet
Asmus John, laborer National Flour Mills, dw1 724 O'Farrell
Asmussen Nicholas, clerk with James Alexander, dwl Berry bet Third and Fourth
Asmussen Wilhelm, groceries and liquors, NW cor Bryant and Eighth
Asmussen William A., groceries and liquors, NW cor Eighth and Harrison
Aspel William, calker, dwl 315 Fremont
Aspen J., carpenter, dwl NE cor Polk and Austin
Aspen John, deckhand stm El Capitan, Oakland Ferry
Asphalt Paving Co. of California, office 63 Mer- chants' Exchange
Asphaltum Mastic Roofing Co., office 652 Market
Aspinel William, printer, dwl 32 Minna
Aspril William, calker Shipcalkers' Assn, 713 Miss
Assalino Nicholas, tailor with Wright & Harmon,
dwl Twenty-sixth bet Harrison and Folsom
Assanger A. (widow), dwl 12 Berry
Assayer State, Louis Falkenau, office 421 Mont
Asselin John, carpenter California Mill, dw1 563 Miss ASSESSOR CITY AND COUNTY, office 22 City Hall, first floor
Assing & Co. (Chinese), merchants, 809 Sac, rear
Assion Henry, tailor, dwl 1 Morey Alley
Assion Joseph, merchant tailor, 205 Montgomery, dw1 348 Third
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT U. S. MAIL SERVICE, office 606 Montgomery
Assmann Adolph ( Assmann & Neubert), dwl Hamp- shire bet El Dorado and Alameda
Assmann Otto, clerk 10 California Market, dwl Hampshire bet El Dorado and Alameda
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1874-6, will be published September, 1874.
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