The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 267

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Aiken W. M., died Mar. 21, '95, late r. St. Mary's Hospi- tal

Alberigo Giuseppe, laborer, died Mar. 23, '95, late r. Almshouse

Albert Herman, wood and coal, 613 Turk

Alexander Samuel T. (Alexender & Baldwin) r. Oakland Alexander Wallace M. (Alexander & Baldwin) r. Oak- land

Alexander & Baldwin (Samuel T. Alexander, Henry P. Baldwin, Wallace M. Alexander and Joseph P. Cooke) shipping and commission merchants, 3 Cali- fornia, room 36

Allard Delno D. (Central Manufacturing Co.) r. 158 Golden Gate Av

Allari Herman (J. Allari & Son) r. 2223 Post

Allari J. & Son (Joseph and Albion) tripe dealers, 55-56 California Market

Allari Joseph (J. Allari & Son) r. 2223 Post Allemany Charles, delicacies, 1126 Larkin

ALLEN FRANK H., president Allen & Higgins Lumber Co., 18-20 Spear, r. 124 Laurel

Allen Frederich M. C., laborer S. P. Co., r. 707 Natom Allen James D., carpenter, died Mar. 22, 95, late r. St. Luke's Hospital

ALLEN & HIGGINS LUMBER CO.

Frank H. Allen president, James E. Higgins secretary and treasurer, im- porters and dealers hardwood lumber, cabinet woods, veneers, ship plank and stair builders stock, 18-20 Spear. Telephone Main 676

ALLIS EDWARD P. CO. THE, machinists and founders, William W. Allis president, Edward P. Allis Jr. first vice-president, Edwin Reynolds second vice-president and superintendent, Charles Allis secretary and treasurer, Dempsey B. Hanson manager, 9 Fremont and Milwaukee, Wiscons n

Alverson W. W., with Atlas Assurance Co., r. The Oliver, SE cor Pine and Mason

ALVORD WILLIAM, president The Bank of Cal- ifornia, NW cor California and Sansome, and Police Commissioner, r. 2200 Broadway, Telephone West 626

Ambulance Removal Dead Animals, 331 Golden Gate Av, Telephone South 69

American Concert Co. The, Alfred Roncovieri president, H. L. Schmitz secretary, I. C. Coggin manager, 402 Montgomery, room 1

AMERICAN CONDENSED MILK CO., Fred S. Smith manager, city depot and delivery office 1237 Mission, main office 330 Pine, room 15, Tele- phone Main 1610, branch office 105, 9th, Telephone South 485

American District Telegraph(Circular Addressing, Mail- ing and Delivery Dept.) E. F. Weihe superinten- dent, 607 Market

American Dyeing and Cleaning Works, Thomas H. Johnson proprietor, 624 Laguna

American Mexican Exposition Co., J. C. Seidenburg secretary, 112 Crocker Bldg, 6th floor

AMERICAN PATRIOT THE, Patriot Publishing Co. publishers, 7 Academy of Sciences Bidg, 2d floor

AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY, Edmund H. Knight proprietor, 2120 Lombard

Amerman J. B. Mrs., r. 427 Franklin

Ames Frederick, salesman Joseph Fredericks & Co., r. 306 Stockton

Amiraux Peter, secretary Enterprise Mill and Building Co., N s. Berry bet 3rd and 4th, r. 1921 Buchanan Amstein George, helper Palace Hotel, r. 1209 Howard Anderegg Rudolph, cellarman, r. 1504a Howard Andersch Robert, r. 35 Louisa, rear

Andersen Fritz M, millman, r. 306 Fell

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We will convince you $12.50 thoroughly Tailored Suit, every gartnent of which we will guarantee as perfect fitting, the material of which we warrant as being all ( 100) per cent.) wool, and positively fast as to color.

The workmanship of all our garments is not such as that of other so-called tailors, but honest workmanship, executed by First-class Journeymen Tai.ors.

The artistic merit of our Cutting Department is substan- tially correct, inasmuch as our Cutter's experience covers many years of actual service in all its branches.

Why Buy Ready-made Clothing

When you can buy Clothing made to your measure,

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Unfinished Worsteds, Cheviots, and Oxford mixtures. To Order.

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Genuine Clay Worsted, 4-x English Beaver and Kersey. To Order .. . $17,50

Blue/ Black Diagonal Worsteds, Eng lish Serges /Cassimeres. To Order

$12.50

Imported French Piquet, in Blue or Black. To Order $20.00

Gray Worsteds and Fancy Suitings, in stylish Piu Checks. To Order .. $15.00

Dress Suitings of Imported Crepe Worsteds .- Broadcloth. To Order $27.50

Trouserings in Newest Shades and Stripes from $3.00 Upwards

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Anderson Albert, died March 12, '95, late r. 58 Tehama Aprdervon Charles J. Mrs., r. 30} Freelon

Anderson N. D., office 36 Mills bldg, 8th floor, r. Ameri- can Exchange Hotel

Andreau Alfred, r. 6 Hopeton Terrace

Andres George S., superintendent Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r. 1910 Vallejo, Telephone West 985

Andrew James C., cigar dealer, r. 1835 Polk

Andrew W. O. Mrs .. r. 2432 Bush

ANDREW'S THOMAS P .. (Andrews & Lange) and photographic and magic lantern supplies, 109 Mont- gomery, Telephone Main 1050, r. 117a Bartlett

ANDREWS & LANGE (Thomas P. Andrews and Oscar V. Lange) photographic experts and commer- cial photographers, 100 Montgomery, Telephone Main 1050

Anfindsen Anfeir, watchman, r. 631b Minna

Annis W. Olen, r. 27 Ritch

Antonia B. R., died May 1, '95, late r. 2130 Market

Antonini Giovanni B. (Frank Pelicano & Co.) r. 028 Broadway

Antomo Joseph, walter Popular Restaurant, r. 619 Ellis Arguello Julues J., r. 200 Fair Oaks

Armstrong John, clerk William H. Armstrong, r. 1037 Valencia

Armstrong Peter, seaman, r. 47 Federal

Annstrong Robert, seaman, diet Mar. 18, '95, late r. 43 East

Armstrong William H., grover, 1728 Market, r. 24 Glen Park Av

Aronson Abraham (Aronson Furniture Co.) r. 1731 Sut- ter

Arper Thomas, engineer, r. 125a Capp

ASBESTOS PARAFFINE CO. (incorporated) Chester L. Smith president. Gustave Schroeder manager and secretary, factory and salesroom 128- 130, Ist

Aspden George, blacksmith, r. Connecticut bet 22d and 23d

Aspden Martha Mina, dressmaker, r. Connecticut tet 22d and 23d

Arpden Matthias, blacksmith, r. Connectiont bet 224 and 28d

Asplen Minnie Miss, lithographer, r. Connecticut bet. 221 and 23d

Athenour Annie D. Miss, restaurant, r. 12 Hojeton Ter- race

Atkinson W. HI. & Co. (William H. Atkinson) mnfrs iuks, 4251, 4th

Atkinson William H. (W. H. Atkinson & Co. ) r. 425}, 4th ATLAS ASSURANCE CO.

(of Lon- don, Eng. ) H. M. Newhall & Co. gen- eral agents, 309-311 Sansome

Axtell John, restaurant, 230, 4th, r. 3 Emm

Aylward Charles, driver Morton Special Delivery, r. 1219 Devisadero

AYRES ALVIN D., proprietor The Liberty Bi- cycle Agency and Pacific Coast Agency Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines, 136S Market

Ayres Ella R., vice-principal Ayres' Stenographie Insti- tuto, 325 Montgomery, rooms 29-31, r. Hotel St. Nicholas

Ayres' Stenographie Institute, William F. Ayres' princi- pal, Mrs. Ella R. Ayres vice-principal, 325 Montgom- ery, rooms 29-31

Ayres William F. principal Ayres' Stemgraphic Insti- tute, 325 Montgomery, rooms 29-31. r. Hotel et. Nicholas

Bach Henry, liquors, 721 Valencia

Bachman Albert, longshoreman, died Mar. 18, '95, late r. Hochman Leopold S. (Heller, Bachman & C.) r. 2323 Devisadero

2 Natuma

BACK FRANK J., marble and granite works, 322- 928 Polk, r. 320 Polk

Backoff Charles, hatter, 103 Hayes

Back us Morgan, deputy County Clerk, r. 220a ()'Farrell Bacon Jacob, printer, died April 16, '95, late r. 2200 Cali- fornia

BACON PRINTING COMPANY,

James K. Ager president, E. L. Morse secretary, book and job printers, 50% Clay and 509 Sansome, Telephone Main 119%

Bader H., candymaker, r. 423 Washington

BADERE JOHN P., Manufacturer counters, bars, office, store, restaurant and saloon fixtures, 106 Fifth, r. 318 Jones

Badger Joseph I., farmer, died April 20, '95, late r. 526 Bush

BAILEY CHARLES A., Berkeley land owner and agent for Berkeley real estate, 46 Market, r. Oakland Bailey Richard J., physician and surgeon, office r. 314 Fulton

Baillet Desire, r. 5 Scheerer Pl

Bain Anna, widow, r. 824b Filbert

Baker Charles H., r. 926b Fulton

Baker Divide Mining Co., Frank S. Page secretary, office 206 Sansome, room 17

Baker Frank C., china decorator 211 Post, r. 2138 How- and

BAKER FRANK J. & CO. (Frank J. Baker) civil and hydraulic engineers, 325 Montgomery, room 34 Baker Manufacturing Co., M. E. Baker manager, 1809 Market

Baker Marian, widow, r. 1015 Oak

Baker Sarah J., widow, died May 7, '95, late r. 1011 Hayes

Baker Thomas F., telegraph operator, r. 27b Morris Av Baland Edward F., laborer, died April 26, '95, late r. 347 Shipley

Baldwin Henry P. (Alexander & Baldwin) r. Maui, H. I. BALDWIN & HAMMOND A. S. Baldwin successor to MeAfee, Baldwin & Hammond, real estate, auctioneers, insurance brokers, rent collectors and land agents, 10 Montgomery, Tele- phone Main 599

Ballinger John H., died Mar. 12, '95, late r. 36 Gilbert Balthrope Lewis, carpenter, died Mar. 1, '95, late r. Alms House

BALTIMORE HOTEL, Mrs. A. J. Stuart proprie- tor 1013 Van Ness Av

Bancroft A. L. Co. (incorporated), Albert L. Bancroft president, Mrs. F. W. Bancroft vice-president, Will- im C. Hamilton secretary and treasurer, pianos and organs, 324 Post

Bancroft Albert 1 .. , president A. L. Bancroft Co. (in- corporated!), 324 Post, r. 1605 Franklin

Hancroft Frank W. Mrs., vice-president A. L. Bancroft C'o. (incorporated), 324 Post. r. 1605 Franklin

BANK OF CALIFORNIA THE, William Alvord, president, Charles R. Bishop vice-president, Allen M. Clay secretary, Thomas Brown cashier, NW cor f'alifornia and Sansome, Telephone Main 691

BANKERS' ALLIANCE OF CALIFORNIA, combined Life and Accident Insurance, Gen. E. P. Johnson president, J. D. Mouser district manager, 14 Mills Bldg, 5th Hoor

Barbary Flora Mrs., dressmaking, 426 Natoma

Barclay Edwin C., manager International Indemnity Co., 2016 Sansome, r. Lorin, Cal.

Bardon John W., teamster, r. 908 Howard

Bargone Leonardi, died Mar. 4, '95, late r. 1809 Stockton Barkeley William H., secretary and treasurer De Solla- Deussing Co., 2 California, r. 2104 Green

Barlow Henry, woodcarver. r. 819 Alabama

BARNES WILLIAM H. L., attorney at law, 51- 53 Crocker Bldg, Telephone Main 252, r. 821 Sutter, Telephone East 24

BARNETT ABRAHAM T., attorney at law, 1 Mills Bldg, 3d Hoor, r. 1413 Sentt

Barrett Barnabas J., sculptor, office 630 Market. r. Ocean View

Barrington M. C., r. 120 Oak

Barry Joseph P., cigarmaker, died Mar. 18, '95, late r. 649 Howard

Barry Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 4021, 6th

Barth Bertha Miss, died Mar. 11, '95, late r. 127 Julian Av

BARTNETT WALTER J. (Gunnison, Booth & Bartnett) attorney at law, 431 California, room 33, r. University Club

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Baruch I., proprietor The Cosmopolitan, 131 Phelan Bldg, Telephone Main 5923

Baruch Simon (Simon Baruch & Co.) r. 657 Harrison Baruch Simon & Co. (Simon Baruch) mufrs gloves, 124 Pine Bascombe Annie Miss, r. 1139 Bush

Basker David R., peddler, died Mar. 24, '95, late r. 731 Eddy

Baskerville Mary J., widow, r. 108, 4th Bassett Charles F., r. 1010, 15th

Bassillio Joseph F., teamster, r. 227 Green

Batchelder John H., machinist, r. 116 Austin Av

BATES FRANK D. (Bates & Suydam) r. 2932 Clay BATES GEORGE E., manager Eagle Woolen Mills, 30 Montgomery, r. 322 Jersey

BATES & SUYDAM (Frank D.

Bates and JJames H. Suydam) brokers and commission merchants, 203 Front, Telephone Main 1428

Bauer John A. Mrs., widow, r. 2501 Gough

BAUM R. W. physician and surgeon, visiting physi- cian German Hospital, office 139 Post, Telephone Grant 194, r 1705 Powell, Telephone Black 41

Baumann J., D. r. 11 Ellis

Bauten Franz, died April 7. '95, late r. German Hospital Ba City Transfer Co., Frank Corr proprietor, 244 Sutter Beal James I ... r. 717a 22d

Beall Lizzie Mrs. widow, furnished room, 223 Mason

Beals E. C. Mrs., r. 607 Bush

Beander Charles W., paperhanger and decorator, r. 120. 4th

Bear Ben. L., druggist, 601 Laguna cor Hayes

Beauchamp Robert L., clerk. r. 306 10th

Beauchamp S. H. Mrs. teacher music, r. 306 10th.

Beaver Hill Coal Co., Fre erick S. Samuels secretary, office 327 Market

Beck Jobn M., manager Fire Association of Philadel- phia, 30s P'ine, r. Oakland

Becker Frank W., clerk, r. ? Elliott Park

Becker Michael, died April 27, '96, late r. German Hos- pital

Becker Nicholas, locksmith, died April 28. '95, late r. 2,1} Clara

Beedy Mary A., widow, r. 328 Geary

Belasen Walter A., dramatic instructor, 6 Eddy, room 23 r. 174 Clara

Bell Alvin P. (Central Manufacturing Co.) 1125 Mission Bella Union Quicksilver Co. (Napa Co.) Abraham Hal- sey secretary, 530 California, rooms 49-50

Belleville Eli, broommaker, died April 27, '95, late r. C. and C. Hospital

Belvel Lucy F., widow, r. 1155} Stevenson

Belvel William T., clerk, r. 1155} Stevenson

BENDER BROTHERS (William A. and George L.) wholesale dealers in wood, posts, tan bark, etc., oak wood for grates a specialty, steam sawing, Third St. Wharf, Telephone Main 5616 BENDER GEORGE L. (Bender Brothers) r. 1217 Twentieth

BENDER WILLIAM A. (Bender Brothers) r. 1217 Twentieth

Benedict Charles D., bookkeeper S. P. Co., r. 1018 Grary Benedictsen Oliver, groceries and liquors, SE cor Bu- chanan and Grove. r. 1244 Mi-sion

Benham Arthur, plumber, died Mar. 31, 95. late r. 1004 Hampshire

Bennett Charles W., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 1139 Bush

Bennett Julia, widow, died Mar. 6, '95, Jate r. 9154 11.w. ard

Bense Albert, teacher of athletics, r. 721 Valencia Benson Tillie Miss, r. 410 Taylor

Benson William H., shoemaker 726} Howard and 11% 4th, r. 726} Howard

BERBERT A. & BROTHER (August and George J.) manufacturers and importers surgical instru- ments, 1376 Market, Telephone South 595

Berger John W., clerk Atlas Assurance Co., r. East Oak land

BERKELEY FARM DAIRY. Sach & Nelson proprietors, 1214 Folsom, Telephone South 676

Berliner Joseph A., barber 203 Gough, r. 303 Grove

Bernardi Frank, painter, died April 23, '95, late r. City and County Hospital

Berner William 8., mining, r. 1415} Folsom

Bernhard Joseph, broker, died April 8th, '96, late r. 37 Haight

Bernhardy Gustav, club rooms 916 Market, ruome 8-9, r. 1526 Ellis

Berringer & Walsh, hay and grain, 385, 9th

Berton Louis N. S., furnished rooms 856 Howard, r. 837 Folsom

Bertram G. H. & Co. (Gustave H. Bertram and Hugo Meyer) cigars and tobacco 146 Fourth

Bertram Gustave H. (G. H. Bertram & Co.) r. 410 Larkin Berry George W., laborer, r. 1429 Folsom

Best Arthur W. (Best Bros.) r. 114} Oak

Best Bertram (Best Bros.) r. 114} Oak

Best Brothers (Arthur W., Harry C. and Bertram) cy clery, 411 Broderick

Best Harry C. (Best Bros.) r. 114} Oak

Best Harry C., artist, r. 307 Broderick

Beveridge Horatio, with H. M. Newhall & Co., r. 729 Ashbury

BICKEL HOMER T., real estate, 25-25a Pacific Mutual Bldg, r. 3325 Clay

Blehle Philip F. C., physician, 314 Spreckels Bilde. r. 30, 9th

Biggy Margaret E. Miss, died Mar. 15, '95, late r. 123 Julian Av

BIGGY WILLIAM J., vice-president U. 8. Laun dry Association, othee 12 Sixth, and State Senator Twenty-first District, r. 550 Valencia

Birch Clarence E., salesman, died Mar. 12, 95, late r 1297 Castro

Birdstrup Andrew, laborer. r. 736d, 22d

Bishop Carrie Mrs., furnished rooms, 223a Leavenworth BISHOP CHARLES R., vice-president Bank of California, NW cor California and Sansome, r. Vcci dental Hotel

BISHOP IRA, manager San Francisco Tool Co. and superintendent l'ac. Power Co., !1-21 Stevensou, r. 1600 Fell, Telephone Pine 81

BLACK ARTHUR L., paying teller London and San Francisco Bank (Ld.) r. Sausalito

Blackman L., solicitor, r. 306 Stockton

Blake Alfred E., physician and surgeon, office 36} Geary, r. 525 Ellis

Blascott Sumie, widow. r. 120, 8th

Blaskower Marks (M. Blaskower & Co.) r. 2111 Jackson Blasse Martin F., jeweler W. K. Vanderslice & Co., r 428, 14th

Blogg Henry A., clerk, died April 19, '95, late r. C and C. Hospital

Bloom Harry (Bloom & Houser) r. 705 McAllister

Bloom & Houser (Harry Bloom, Nathan Houser, Isaac L. Houser and Henry Levy) proprietors Columbus Coffee and Spice Co., 701-703 Front

Blundon Joseph W., architect and builder 636 Geary. r. 15 Sixth

B'NAI BRITH, District Grand Lodge, No. 4. Meets every second Sunday in January at 121 Faldy. Abra- ham Jonas, Grand President; Jacob Levison, Grand Secretary. Eleven lodges have been organized in this city, all of which meet in the B'nai B'rith Building

B'NAI B'RITH HALL ASSOCIATION, In corporated April 9. 1878, for the purpose of building and maintaining a suitable structure for the avecun. modation of the order. Under its auspices & max. nificent four story hall building has been erectest upon Eddy street, between Mason and Taylor, at a cost of, including the lot, $75,000. Grand dancing hall with stage arrangement, with perfect dining. room accommodation. The furnishing involved am additional outlay of $15,000. Six capacious halla are contained within the building, besides a library and reading room. The library contains about twolve thousand volumes.

OFFICERS: Louis Cohen, president : Benjamin Harris, treasurer; Jacob Levison, secretary: A. Wie ner, librarian.

BOARD OF RELIEF, I. O. B. B. Organised February 3, 1884.

OFFICERS : Arthur M. Plato, President; J. Living- ston, Secretary.

Boardman Julius W. (The Ideal Perfumery Co.) r. MIT Washington

Labut James R., malerman W. K. Vanderalice & Co. 1630 Fell

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Bocarde William, carpenter, r. 1247, 18th Bockman Doidrick, died April 7, '95, late r. 1127 Sutter Bodel August, artist, 514 Post, r. 4 Scheerer Pl

BODIE CONSOLIDATED MINING CO. (Mono Co., Cal.) Henry D. Walker president, Milton E. Willis secretary, 62-63 Nevada Block

Boge Carl C., oyster saloon 1422 Polk, r. 127 Wood

Bogg John, miner, died Mar. 15, '95, late r. St. Luke's Hospital

Boicelli Emilio, died Mar. 26, '95, late r. 1809 Lombard Bolger Anthony, clerk J. Samuels, r. 923 O'Farrell

Bolinas Stage Line, between San Rafael and Bolinas, Wallace O. Sayers proprietor, office 232, 5th

·Bond John H. (Bond & Neill) and editor Richmond Banner, r. 426, 11th Av

Bond & Neill (John H. Bond and Burton J. Neill) real estate, NW cor Point Lobos and 7th Avs

Bonham Elinor K., widow, died Mar. 26, '95, late r. 442 Brannan

Bonnell William, r. 623 Locust

Bonsell Jesse C., r. 817 Van Ness Av

Bouna Frank, seaman, died April 1, '95, late r. Alms House

BOONE JOHN L. (Boone & Murdock and Nougues & Boone) r. 626 Twenty-first

BOONE & MURDOCK (John I4. Boone and Edwin F. Murdock) patent solicitors, 661 Market, room 39, Tele- phone Main 5410

BOOTH ANDREW G. (Gunnison, Booth & Rart nett) attorney at law, 431 California, room 33, Tele phone Main 1448, r. 2510 Washington, Telephone West 358

Borgfeldt George, salesman M. J. Carroll, r. 915 Punt Borgold Oscar, r. 279 Jessie

Borland Guy H., with Youngberg & Borland, r. 522 Oak BORLAND JAMES H. (Youngberg & Borland notary public, office 216 Bush, room 13, r. 522 Oak Borle Kate Mrs., r. 38} Louisa

Bose Bernhard H., died Mar. 1, '95, late r. 124 Eugenia Bouquet Eugene, died April 22, '95, late r. French Hus- pital

Bose Exchange, R. Harve Smith president, I. A. Par- sons general manager, real estate and general com- mission, 401 California, room 5

BOSTON FARM DAIRY, J. Sanders proprietor, depot 219 Seventh, Telephone South 392

Bostwick Frederick R., real estate, 710 Spreckels Bldg, r. Alameda Bosworth Paul H., r. 1136, 23d

Boukofsky Louis, shipping clerk Yates & Co., r. 916 Taylor

BOVEE, TOY & CO.

(George D. Toy) real estate, 19 Montgomery, Telephone Main 1162

Howe Michael, laborer, r. 24 Minna

Bowen Charles E., manager Wetmore-Bowen Co., 140 Montgomery, r. 4th Av and Van Dyke, Eust Oakland Bowen Ellen, widow, r. 2643 Mission

Bowen Howard H. & Co., (Howard Hf. Bowen) gas and electrical fixtures, 139, Ist Bowen John, clerk, r. 2643 Mission

Bowhay Alfred i ... ladies' tailor, 504 Sutter, r. 1734 Page Bowron Ray E. Miss, saleslady, r. 603 Bush

Bowser William W., r. 409 Turk

Boyce William, longshoreman, r. 219 Ritch

Boyd Colin M. (Boyd & Dixon) r. Occidental Hotel

Boyd Samuel A., salesman W. K. Vanderslice & Co., r. 714 Bush

Boylan Bernard, died Mar. 6, '95, late r. 8 Auburn Boyle Daniel, janitor Milla Bldg, r. 148a, 5th

Boyle William P., porter, died April 25, '95, late r. 113 Geary

Boyson Charles P. (Pearson & Boyson) r 4 Martha Pl Bradbury Walter, clerk W. H. Graham, r. 324, 3d

Bradbury William B., clerk, died Mar. 17, '95, late r. 618} Shotwell

Bradford Wagner, surveyor and real estate, office 324 Montgomery, r. 2221 Larkin

Bradley Katie, widow, lodgings, 15 Van Ness Av Bradley Peter, baker, died Mar. 20, '95, late r. 824 Florida Bradley William H., conductor Market St. Ry. r. 145 Erie

Brady Edward B. Rev., clergyman, died April 16, '95, late r. St. Mary's Hospital

Brady John, r. 3 Hopeton Terrace

Brady Thomas P., died Mar. 6, '96, late r. 421 Mississippi Braemer F., manager J. Janke, 501 Market, r. Buens Vista Av, Alameda

Bramhall George B., teacher music, 145 San Jose Av Branch Oscar, brassmolder, r. 121 Chattanooga

Brandt Anna, widow, died April 12, '95, late r. C. and C. Hospital

Brannan Carmelita, widow, furnished rooms, 120, 11th Bransford William A., dyer, r. 23} Willow Av

Brauer Charles F. (Brauer, Grasshoff & Co.) r. 2002 Gol- den Gate Av

Brauer, Grasshoff & Co. (Charles F. Brauer and Robert Grasshoff) wholesale provision dealers and imported and domestic delicacies, 309-311 Front

Braun R. J .. r. 1219 Devisadero

BREFFEILH LOUIS C., renting clerk Madison & Burke, r. 29 Belvidere

BRENNAN OWEN M., proprietor Hotel Pleasan- ton, 800 Sutter, Telephone Main 370

Breslau Patrick, brassfinisher, died Mar. 11, '96, late r. C. and C. Hospital

Bresse Louis, capitalist, r 1518 Franklin

Bresse Louis C., administrator James G. Fair estate, 230 Montgomery, r. 725} Turk

Bretherick Clarence O., student, r. 2527 California

Bretheriek Henry, teacher music, r. 2527 California

Bretherick Mary Mrs., teacher vocal music, r. 2527 Cali- fornia

Bretzel Frederick, instrument maker, died May 3, '95, late r. Almy House

Brewer Harry, clerk S. P. Co., r. 145 San Jose Av Brich t Catherine, widow, r. 1231 Stockton

Bridges Frank, teacher music, r. 410} Page

BRIGHTON THE, Marshall Brothers, proprietors, 34 Eddy

Briseno Paula, widow, housekeeper, died Mar. 2, '95. late r. 5274 Vallejo

Brock Paul, marker laundry, Palace Hotel, r. 1209 How- ard

Brockman Herman, farmer, died Mar. 28, '95, late r. Almy House

Brod John H., butcher, died May 9, '95, late r. 431} Grove

Brooks F. W., general manager Merchants' Sign and Window Cleaning Co., 4 Sutter, Telephone Main, 5934

Brooks I. Mrs., r. 223a Leavenworth

Brooks John W. (J. W. Brooks & Co.) r. Alameda

Brooks J. W. & Co. (John W. Brooks) electrical supplies and electrical railway equipments, 120 Sutter, room 47 Brooks Milton, grain broker, r. 611 Bush

Brophy Margaret, widow. r. 223a Leavenworth

Brower Henry O. (H. O. Brower & Co.) r. 438 Castro

BROWER H. O. & CO. granite

dealers, 343 Phelan Bidg

Brown Aaron, merchant, died May 1, '95, late r. 1145 Guerrero

Brown A. L. (M. Brown & Co.) . 1400 Sutter

Brown Carrie Miss, r. 1141 Valencia

Brown Calvin D., dentist, office 448) Valencia, r. 811 Valencia

BROWN EDWARD E., manager Kilbourn Coop. erage Co. 911 Seventh, r. Baldwin Hotel

Brown Emmett I., printer, died May 4, '95, late r. 1008 Jackson

Brown F. C. Mrs., manager F. C. Burdett & Co., 116 Phelan Bldg, r. 109 Murphy Bldg.

Brown Harry, boarding house keeper, died Mar. 14, '96, late r. 611 Lombard

Brown Jane, widow, r. 904 Broadway Brown John A., lodgings 613 Mission

Brown Joseph, gardener, r. 112b, 14th

Brown Josephine, widow, r. 1141 Valencia

Brown Lucius, laborer, died May 9, '95, late r. 247, 2nd

Brown M. & Sons (Morris and A. L. Brown and Max Ganz) wrapping paper, bags and twines, 414-416 Clay Brown Michael, railroad excursion agent, r. 246 Chat- tanooga

Brown Morris (M. Brown & Co.) r. 1400 Sutter BROWN THOMAS, cashier The Bank of California,

NW cor California and Sansome, r. 1019 Bush, Tele- phone East 517.

Brown William, r. 1635a Fulton

Brown William, died May 4, '95, late r. 18 Henry

Brown & Bley (William Brown and Melville A. Bley) job printers, 513 Market

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San Francisco

Langley's Gazette.

BRO

Brown & Craddock (Horace P. Brown and George W. Craddock) printars and pub isher, 419 Sacramento

BROWN & POWER

(Willis M. Brown

and William J. Power) stationers. printers and bookbinderx, 406 Cali- fornia, Telephone Main 1070.

Branell Hjalmar, watchmaker and jeweler, 410 Kearny Bruschke, Charles J., manager George H. Fuller Desk Co., r. 1223 Pine

Bruswell Frederick, died April 23, '95, late r. C. and (". Hospital

Bryan Charles H., r. 302 Scott

Bryan Charles H. Jr., clerk, r. 302 Scott

Bryan James E., plumber, died May 12, '95, late r. 1330 Sacramento

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The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 267

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