The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 274

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Seharbach Abraham, capitalist, died Mar. 6, '95, late r. 2026 Bush

Scharfenberg A., tailor, died April 6, '95, late r. 225 ('Farrell

Scharlin John A., watchmaker and jeweler, 341 Bush, r. 1213 Mason

Scheffauer George (Eiben & Scheffauer) r. 717 Devisa- dero

Scheib Louis, manager Cal. Crayon Portrait Co., 609 Spreckels Bldg, r. 333 Turk ,

Scheibel Charles, electrical and mechanical work, 410 Kearny, room 24

Scheibli James, tailor, 539 Clay, r. 625 Locust Av

Schenbeck Fred, seaman, r. 114 Perry

Schenk William A., salesman, r. 910 Dolores

Scherer William W., cabinet maker, 530 Brannan, r. 2× Collingwood

Scheu Philip Mrs., r. 1109 Laguna

Schiller Harry, engraver W. K. Vanderslice & Co., r. Berkeley

Schilling Adam, merchant, died Mar. 31, '95, late r. 1255, 18th

Schimpf George (Schafer & Schimpf) r. 623 Sacramento Schlett Emil, butcher, r. 919 Natoma

SCHLOSS LOUIS, real estate and loans, Crocker Building, r. San Jose, Cal.

Schmidt Catherine Mrs., died Mar. 28, '95, late r. 29 St. Marys Av

Schmidt Charles (Herrmann & Co.) r. 507} Lombard Schmidt Charles, seaman, r. 303, 6th

Schmidt Louis, organist Temple Emanuel and teacher music, r. 914 Sutter

Schmidt William H., secretary S. F. Improvement Co .. r. 1214 Jackson

Schmitz H. L., secretary Am. Concert Co., 402 Mont- gomery, room 1

Schmitz John M., r. 631 Golden Gate Av

Schmolk Leo, repairer Charles Connack, r. 15 Willow Av Schnarr Fred C. cook Park Hotel, r. 21} Elgin Park Av

SCHNOOR CHARLES O., manufac- turer of all kinds of wood and ivory turnings, ten pins and balls, railings, show-cases and ornamental works, 520 Fifth, r. 721 Seventeenth

Schoen Theodore A., barber, died Mar. 4, '95, later. cor Ocean and San Jose Roads

Schoenberg F. M., r. 1539 Eddy

Schoonmaker James, pressman, r. 11 Day

Schroeder Henry, (Max Berndt & Co.) r. 26 Hermann

Schroeder John H., merchant, died Mar. 20, '95, late r. 562 Gough

Schubener Louis, tailor, r. 207} Polk

Schu Imack Daniel, driver Palace Hotel Laundry, r. 1211, Howard

Schudmack Isaac, clerk, r. 1211} Howard

SCHULT HENRY, groceries and liquors 1633 Baker SCHULZ R. E., commission merchant and pro- prietor West Disinfecting Co. 320 Sansome, room 5s, r. 2937 Clay

Schwalbe Paul, laborer, r. 71 Rau ch

Schwartz Adolph, butcher Bay City Market, r. 468} Jessie

Schwarz Henri, machinist, r. 430 Natoma, rear

Schwegel John, laborer Cal, Sugar Refinery. r. 15 Welsh Schwerdt Phil (Laist & Schwerdt) r. 240 Taylor

Scott Henry H., wood and coal dealer, died April 26, '95, late r. 3212 Washington

Scott William O., collector 430 Kearny, rooms 8-10, r. O. kland

SCOTT & VAN ARSDALE LUMBER CO. (successors to G. H. Morrison) dealers in sugar and vellow pine and redwood, Matt Harris manager (formerly of Harris & Jones) office and yards SE cor Fifth and Brannan, Telephone South 173

Sequaglia Pascquale, died Mar .. 3, '95, late r. 3246 -Mix. sion

Seremin Guiseppe, r. 700 Filbert SCRIVENER ARTHUR, manager London and San Francisco Bank (limited) NW cor California and Leidesdorff, r. Pacific Union Club

Segalas John P., r. 325} Clementina Seher William, cellarman, r. 421 Brannan

Seidkin Abraham, groceries and vegetables, 1049 Folsom

SEIFERT CHARLES A., Ph. G,, pharmacist and chemist, removed to 932-934 Seventh, Oakland Selix Samuel, tailor, r. 4121, 5th

Selway Elijah, furniture, 936 Howard, r. 1043 Mission Sengstack Adolph H., stenographer H. M. Newhall & Co., r. 1529 Fulton

SETH THOMAS CLOCK CO., William M. Fonda manager. 126 Sutter

Sexton Peter (Eagle Asphaltum Roofing Co.) r. 11 Ber- nice

Seymour John, detective, r. 611 Grove

Seymour Percival St, Clair, machinist Market St. Ry., r. 5 Capp

SHACKLEFORD THOMAS J., attorney and counselor at law. 33-34 Mills Bldg, 7th floor, r, 1006 Leaven- worth

Shafer Frank H., lineman, r. 812} Valencia

Shafter James C., physician and surgeon, office 331 Montgomery, room 51, r. 1406 California Shafter James MeM. (estare of) Julia Shafter Hamilton administratrix, office 331 Montgomery, room 51

SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE & CO.,

(a corporation) Henry P. Sonntag pres- ident, Herman Shainwald vice-presi- dent, Spencer C. Buckbee secretary and treasurer, real estate agents. house brokers, and auctioneers, 21%- 220 Montgomery, Telephone Main 401 Shanahan Danie), r. 2 8, 12th

Shannon Elizabeth Mrs., furnished rooms, 502 O'Farrell Shannon William P., butcher, died April 6, '95, late r. 71 Valencia

Sharkey William, stevedore, died April 20, '95, late r. 21M Duncan

SHASTA WATER, phone Main 1428

205 Front, Tele-

Shaw William E .. telegraph operator, r. 27c Morris Av Sheehan Margaret Mrs., r. 11 Gilbert

Shehan Annie Mrs .. r. 124, 6th

Shelter Cove Wharf and Transportation Co., Abraham Halsey secretary, 530 California, rooms 49-50

Shenson Harris, bakery, 1040 Folsom Sheppard Arthur N., bookkeeper, r. 14 Ford

Sheridan Martin, died April 16, '95, late r. St. Mary's Hospital

Sheridan William, switchman, r. 120, 11th

Sherman David. milk depot. 553 Bryant

Sherry Mary, housekeeper, died April 4, '95, late r. Aluns House

Shetterley J. L. M., president C. W. Nevin & Co., r. Bohemian Club

SHILLING & CO. (Charles L. Shilling) lands sp. and view artiw's, printing and developing for the trade and amateurs. California Views, 512 Jessic

Shoaff Walter R., dentist, office and r. 1018 Geary

Short William, salesman Deming-Palmer Milling Co .. r. 9153. 14th

SHORTRIDGE CHARLES M., editor and pr.

prietor San Francisco Call, 710 Market, r. 22zł Washington, Telephone West 966

Sibley Levi, contractor. 16 Post, r. 1305 Howard Nicchi Jasper, painter, r. 925 Golden Gate Av

Sideman Reuben, dress and cloak maker, 107 Hayes Sidney Richardson, died April 16, '95, lute r. French Hospital

Sier Philip, hostler, r. 116a Langton

Silverstein Irwin, with N. Franklin. r. 426 Eddy

Silverstein Jennie, widow, r. 426 Eddy

Silverstone Jacob, died Mar. 14, '95, late r. (. and t'. Hospital

Simeax John Z., liquors, 908 Kearny

Simes William, with Howe Scale Co., r. 603 Bush

Simmons, Moberg & Kluck (Thomas F. Simmons, Omar Mobere and William Kluck) restaurant, 207. 2d Simmons Thomas F. (Simmons, Moberg & Kluck) r. : + Folsom

Simon Aaron, r .- 444; 7th

Simon Ada, widow, furnished rooms, 616 ()'Farrell

Simon Herman, upholsterer, r. 1211b Howard

Simon Simon, capitalist, died April 8, '95, late r. 1157 (r. tavia

Simonson Simon, master mariner, died April 7, 95, r 411 San Jose Av

Simpson George W., traveling salesman Mohrig & Mor rill, r. 900 Van Ness Av

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Simpson Richard W., proprietor S. F. Brush and Broom Factory, office 542 Clay, r. 525 Devisadero

Simpson Robert, bricklayer, r. 711} Harrison

Sinclair John A., teamster, died May 10, '95, late r. 321 Ninth

Sisenvine Levi, cigar dealer, r. 1618 Geary

Skaine John, boilermaker, died May 8, '95, late r. St. Mary's Hospital

SLADE SPENCER E. (S. E. Slade Lumber Co. ) 106 Market, room 20, r. 212 Ashbury

SLESSINGER LOUIS (Por er. Slessinger & Co. ) r. 1809 Broadway

Slevin Patrick, died Mar, 9, '95, late r. 2755 Harrison

Slocum Investment Co. The, Edmund L. Ligget mana- ger, 661 Market, room 57

Slosson Henry L., msurance agent, r. 153 Octavia Smakar Frank, died Mar. 6, '95, late r. 1103 Trenton

Small A. H., manager Marine Ins, Dept. Balfour, Guth- rie & Co., 323 California, r. University Club

Small Isaac H., manufacturer, died May 3, '95, late r. 544 Valencia

Smiddy Thomas, laborer, died Mar. 12, '95, late r. 2113 Berry

Smith Carrie Mrs., r. 1275 Shipley

Smith David, printer, died Mar. 27, '95, la'e r. Almis House

Smith Henry C., foreman Palace Hotel Laundry, r. 1209 Howard

Smith Jacob A., r. 5303, 24th

Smith John J., bottler S. Lachman & Co., r. 32 Clarence PI

Smith Joseph, tailor, r. 606 O'Farrell

Smith Patrick, liquors, 1057 Fulsom

Smith R. Harve, president Boss Exchange, 401 Califor. nia, room 5

Snaden John, laundryman, r. 907 Jackson

Snell Florence A. Miss, died Mar. 12.'95, late r 5 Martha Pl Snook Frederick W. (Wm. S. Snook & Son) r. 903 Market, Oakland

Snow Christopher A., gilder, died Mar. 24, '95, late r. 731 Mission

Snow Henry W., secretary North American Maple Sugar and Syrup Co., 8 Mills Bldg, 9th floor, r. Oakland

Somerfield A. M., traveling salesman Buckingham & Hecht, r. 927 Sutter

Somps Pierre (Herve & Sompa) r. Alameda

SOMPS PIERRE G., proprietor Steam Soda Works and inventor and patentee Excelsior Beverage preserver, 439-261-263 Clementina, office 764-766 Folsom, Telephone Main 5419, r. 2336 Mission

SOUC L. A. & CO. (Louis A. Soue and Albert Horiger) real estate and in- surance brokers, houses rented, rents collected, 465-467 Valencia

SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO TANNERY, A. B. Patrick & Co. proprietors, 6th Av South bet Q and R, office 119 Clay

Southard Medora, widow. r. 903 Jones

SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO., leases and controls 8. P. RR of Cul., S. P. RR of Arizona, S. P. RR of New Mexico, S. P. C. Ry., N. Ry., N. Cal. Ry., C. P. RR., O. & C. RR ... , Cal. P. RR., M. L. & T. RR. and SS. L. W. R. R .. , G. H. and S. A. Ry., T. and N. O. RR .. G. W. T. and P. Ry., N. Y. T. and M. Ry., I. and V. RR., C. P. Huntington president, C. F. Crocker vice-president, Nicholas T. Smith treasurer, Gerritt L. Lansing se retary and controller, A. N. Towne second vice-president and general manager Pacific System, J. C. Stubbs third vice- president, general offices S. P. Co., 4 Montgomery, passenger depots SW cor 3rd and Townsend, and foot Market, freight depot cor 5th and Townsend, repair shop+ cor 16th and Harrison

Spalding Henry W., stenographer Edgar F. Preston, 147 Crocker BIly, r. 208 Octavia

SPARROWE CHARLES G., high grade candies, SW cor Van Ness Av and Geary

Spear Frank R., printer H. S. Crocker C ... r. 326 Geary Spear T. R .. dentist, office and r. 1728 Market

SPENCER GEORGE M., attorney at law and solicitor patents, 331 Montgomery, rooms 65-66. r. 132 McAllister

Sperry Nanette, widow, died Mar. 26, '95, late r. 11G Mission

Sprague George H., clerk, died April 21, '95, late r. 1204 hearn:

Spray George C., real estate, 402 Montgomery, room 6 SPRECKELS' BUILDING, 923 to 929 Market SPROULE JAMES, manager Sunset Seed and Plant Co., SW cor Sansome and Clay, r. 82s Green

ST. GEORGE BOARDING AND LIVERY

STABLES, John W. Murphy proprietor, 408 Bush Stack Morris, real estate. r. 1325 Octavia

Stary Cornelius, deputy Assessor, died Mar. 18, '95, late r. Ingleside House

Stammer John C., groceries, 97 Webster. r. 301 Waller STANDARD IRON AND WIRE WORKS,

John T. MeCormick proprietor, 509-511 Market Stancart John W., baker, r. 1 San Antonio Standish Frank B., artist Chronicle, r. 619 Eddy

Stanford William E., salesman H. S. Crocker Co., r. 632 Hay s

Stans James S., porter. r. 224 Minna

Stanton Howard B., bartender, r. 7345 Clementina

Starr C'haries, died Mar. 31, '95, late r. 60, Ard

State Dairy Bureau of California, William Vanderbilt agent and secretary, office 113 Davis

Stateler Frank, assayer, died Mar. 28, '95, late r. 212 Eddy

STATELER THOMAS K., general agent Passen- ger Department Northern Pacific Railroad, 638 Mar- ket, r. Alameda

Stattler John, milkman, r. 513 Larkin

Stayton Robert H., teamster, died May 5, 95, late r. 41 Morris Av

Ste Marie A. Hubert, solicitor of patents, 405 Montgom- ery, room 15. r. 1223 Bush

STEEL WILLIAM, assistant manager London and San Francisco Bank (limited) NW cor California and Leide-dorff, r. Mill Valley

Steengrafe Herman J., liquors, 513 Montgomery

Steers & Smith (W. C. Steers and S. J. Smith) carpen- ters, NE cor Bryant and 15th

Stees Andrew, broom maker, r. 2 Waller

St in Emil, peddler, r. 19 Clinton

Stein M., r. 238, 7th

Steiner Esther, widow, died Mar. 9, '95, late r. 918 Eddy Steinman Frederick, brewer, r. 509b Hayes Steinman Rudolph, salesman David Samuels, r. 213 Polk Stellman William, waiter Palace Hotel

Steltz Theodore, machinist, r. 2760 Harrison

Stenberg Albert (Proll, Stenberg & Co.) r. 719 Market.

STEPHENS JOHN J., attorney at law, 230 Mont- gomery, r. 532 Geary

STERLING BICYCLES, Johnstone & Bryan state agents, 314 Post

Sterling Supply Co. The, Isaac C. Woodward representa. tive, 54, 24

STERN DAVID & SONS (Henry Stern) real estate, house brokers, auc- tioneers and insurance agent-, 20 Montgomery, Telephone Main 1049 Stern Fred, traveling salesman The L. E. Newman Co .. r. 611 Hyde

Sternsher David (Cal. Clock Co.) r. 117, 11th

Stevens Ansley C., secretary and manager S. F. Auto- graphic Register Co., 523 Market, room 10, r. 614 Sutter

St vens C. E. Mrs., r. 1915 Taylor

Stevens James F., salesman Am, Combination Can C'o .. r. 131 Vicksburg

Stevens M. C. Miss, dressmaking, 6 Eddy, room 120, r. 1425 Valencia

Stevens Mehille E .. machinehand Am. Combination Can Co., r. 131 Vicksburg

Stevens William H., r. 1915 Taylor

Stevenson Benjamin, machinist, died May 1, '95, late r. 655 Harrison

Stewart Herbert H., died Mar. 12, '95, late r. 1231 Pire Stewart William A., clerk, died Mar. 26, '95, late r. les Stockton

STIELH'S BUSINESS COLLEGE AND

SHORTHAND INSTITUTE, Leon P. W. Stiehl proprietor. : 23 Market

STILLER CHARLES R., carpenter and builder. 1315 Baker

Stoddard Joel, miller, r. 317 Jones

STONE FRANK M., attorney at law, 66-68 Chron- icte Bldg. r. 2818 Howard

Stone George W., blacksmith. r. 113 Page

Stout Wilson, railway mail clerk, died April 30, 95, late r. 115. 7th

REID'S $25 IMPORTED

SUITS,

NEAR FIFTH

907 MARKET ST.

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We Decided Last Month to

accept no more orders from any except our regularly ap pointed agents until we ge caught up. Those wh

handled our goods last year, and who sell our wheels exclusively, also thos who contracted early and had confidence enough in us to place orders, will b given preference. Others we will do our best to take care of.

We wish to thank our friends and customers for their patience and kind ness, shown by waiting so long and patiently for our wheels. To those who haven't bought we wish to say that we have got the stock to

Make More Bicycles,

year for touring and pleasure riding.

and are now building wheels enough, we think, to take care of our trade during the summer and fall months, which, by the way, are the very best months of the whole To those who want bicycles

For Summer and Fall Trade,

we shall, we think, be able to supply promptly.

We Sell

+ + + + + Bicycles on Installments

icycles wilt for usiness

MADE BY THE

Clipper Bicycle Co.

To you who didn't buy New Clippers, and are not satisfied with what you did get, we want you to ask New Clipper riders about our wheels ; we want you to learn all you can about us. Try oue of our wheels, any of them, they're all good, and if you don't think they are worth the price we ask, we'd like to know the reason.

If any New Clipper rider is dissatisfied with his mount, we'd like to hear from him. Watch our Business Bicycles ; they are liable to cut some ice in '96.

Clipper Bicycle Co.

1114 Market Street, S. F.

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Strand Gustav (Gustav Strand & Co. ) r. 45, 3d Strand Gustav & Co. (Gustav Strand and Frederick ... Tuttle) real estate and business brokers, 45, 3d

Stranh Eliza, widow, died Mar. 14, '95, late r. 1109 Park Straus Isaac, merchant, died April 5, '95, late r. 24243 Sacramento

Strauss Simon, merchant, died Mar. 25, '95, late r. 1020 Van Ness Av

Strekf .ss & Oppel {Charies Strekfuss and John V. Op- peł) cigar mnfrs, 1209 Polk

Stromberg Alexander H., tanner, died April 29, '95, late r. 2723 Bryant

Stromberg John 4., laborer, died Mar. 13, '95, late r. Alms House

Stuart William, laborer, died April 24, ' 95, late r. 282 Jessie

Stuck Harry, watchman, died April 4, '95, late r. Main street Wharf

STCPARICH MANUFACTURING CO. THE,

William Steinhart president, William Greenbaum secretary and treasurer, Paul J. Stuparich man- ager, manufacturers photo mounts and fancy cards, advertising novelties and dealers in cardboa d and show cards, 523-529 Market, Telephone Main 5223 Sturdivant B. B. & Brothers (B. B., J. T. and P. H. ) wood, coal, hay and gram, 611 Golden Gate Av

Sturdivant Benjamin B. (B. B. Sturdivant & Bros. ) r. 422 Page

Sturdivant John T. (B. B. Sturdivant & Bros. )r. +22 Page

Sturdivant Paul H. (B. B. Sturdivat & Bros.) r. 422 Page

Sturdivant Robert O., died April 21, '95, late r. 422 Pays

Sturla Antonio, peddler, died Mar. 25, '95, late r. 14 Brannan Pl

SUCH & NELSON (William T. Such and Nels J. Nelson) proprietors Berkeley Farm Dairy, 1214 Fol- som, Telephone South 676

Sullivan Daniel J., bookkeeper, r. 4131 Octavia

Sullivan Dennis E., pressman, r. 17 Hickory Av

Sullivan Frank J., shoemaker, died April 13, '95, late r. 119 Chattanooga

Sullivan J. C., laborer, r. 17 Hickory Av Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 32a Rausch

Sullivan John C, clerk, r. 17 Hickory Av

Nullivan Michael, died Mar. 21, '95, late r. 37 Powell Av Sullivan Patrick, laborer, r. 152 Erie

SULLIVAN WILLIAM P. Jr., secretary Pacific Rolling Mill Co., 100 Market, r. 807 Haight

Sunny Delaware The, Frederick Saunders proprietor. 1141-1151 Market

SUNSET PHOTO-ENGRAVING CO., Howard C. Tibbitts manager, 131 Post, telephone Grant 2

SUNSET ROUTE (Southern Pacific

and Freight Office, George W. Fletcher agent 613 Market

SUNSET SEED

AND PLANT

CO., James Sproule manager, 427-429 Sansome, Telephone Main 5811. seed farm and nurseries Menlo Park, nursery yard, SE cor Polk and Jackson Supreme Council of the Ancient Order of Samaria, Allen D. Cushing secretary, 21 Powell, room 25

Sutton Charles, secretary D. Ghirardelli & Co (incorpor- ated), 617-619 Sansome, r. Oakland

Sutton William S., portrait artist, 741 Market

SUYDAM JAMES H. (Bates & 'Suydam), r. 3315 Washington

SUYDAM WILLIAM H., contracting freight agent Union Pacific System, 200 California, r. 714 ·. Pine

Svitzer C, bricklayer and contractor, 1121 Mission

Swan Anson B., died Mar. 18, '95, late r. 1346 Hyde

Swasey Fred P., photogapher 207 Montgomery, r. Oak- land

Sweeney Jane, widow, died May 12, '95, late r. 72 Natoma SWEENY JOHN M., boots and shoes, 37. 6th. r. 520 Jessie

swenson Theodore E., adjuster Gas Consumers' Assn, r. 619 Eddy

SYKES CHARLES H

, principal Meis- terschaft School of Languages for Spanien, French, German and Italian, '122 0'Farrell, r. 13 Dehon

Svz Harry W. (Syz & Co.) 410 California

SYZ & CO. (Harry W. Syz, G. A. Ziel and Louts Rosenthal) general agents Helve- tia Swiss Fire Insurance Co: (of St. Gaul; Baloise Fire Insurance Co. (of Balse) Swiss Marine Insurance Cos. Com- bined (Switzerland of Zurich, Helvetia of St. Gaul, and Baloise of Balse) Deutcher Lloyd Marine Insurance Co. (of Berlin) Dusseldorfer Marine Insur- ance Co (of Dusseldorf) New Swiss Lloyd Marine Insurance Co. (of Winterthur) office 410 California, Telephone Main 5$10

Taggart Sarah, widow. r. 19 Dikeman Pl

Tandy Herbert (Tandy & Pooley) r. Oakland

Tandy & Pooley (Herbert Tandy and Arthur W. Pooley) agents Chicago Folding Box Co., 139 Post

Tariere Eugene, artist, died Mar. 30, '95, late r. cor Fulton and Fillmore

Tarsny Thomas, died April 27. '95, late r. 723 Brannan

Tatsuno K. & Co. ( Katsuhei Tatsuno) employment office. 805 Geary

Tatsuno Katsuhei (K. Tatsuno & Co.) r. 1329 Pine

Taylor Bertha, widow (Thomas Taylor & Co.) r. Munich, Germany

Taylor B. S., mining, r, 6 Turk

Taylor Clarence A., cigars and tobacen, 2834, 16th

Taylor George P., r. 105 Haight

Taylor Robert L., dentist, 413-415 Spreckels Bldg. r. 324 Noe

Taylor Samuel H., agent Walker Minfg Co., 195 Crocker Bldg, r. 8173 Baker

Taylor Sanford W., blacksmith, r. 1759 Howard

Taylor Thomas & Co. (Mry, Bertha Taylor, Charles ('el- larius and Gustav C. Vocke) wholesale wines and liquors, 21, 1st

Taylor William, died April 1, '95, late r. 23 South Park TENNENT THOMAS H., notary public, conveyancer and commissioner of deeds, 333 Montgomery, nr Califor- nia, Telephone Main 249, r. W & Fif- teenth Av ur Pt. Lobos Av

Tenneson Antoinette, widow, died April 10, '95, late r. 1420 Kearny

Tensfeldt Hans F., laborer r. 207} Taylor

Terry M. E. Mrs., r. 627 Octavia

Teweles Arthur, fruits and vegetables, 2300 Sutter

Theall Susan M., widow, r. 513 Van Ness Av

- Theatrical Bureau, Lloyd, Thomas & Co. proprietors, 46 Columbian Bldg, 4th floor

Thiesse Albert, furnished rooms, 10 Hopeton Terrace

Thomas Camille Mrs., manager branch of F. & G. Thomas, 619 Valencia

Thomas F. & G. (Ferdinand and Gustave) French dyeing and cleaning, new branch store, 6192 Valencia

Thomas Gustave F. (F. & G. Thomas) r. 619: Valencia Thomas Nellie Mrs., millinery, 114 Grant Av, r. 104 De- visadero

Thommen Adolph, Swiss watchmaker, 329 Phelan Bidy Thompson Albert T., coffee saloon, 14 Sacramento, r. 10 Erie

Thompson C. P. Mrs., r. 6} Stockton Pl

Thompson E., model maker, 411} California

Thompson Henry, laundryman C. S. Laundry, r. 227, 28th

THOMPSON JAMES A., cashier Donohoe-Kelly Banking Co., NE cor Montgomery and Sutter, r. Mill Valley

Thompson William S., hotelkeeper, died May 12,'95, late r. 1026 Battery

Thompson William W., clerk Thompson Bros., r. 613b Shotwell

Thoms Frederick, sailmaker, r. 232 Vicksburg

Thomsen Claus F., carpenter, died April 7, 95, I.te r. 1502 Stockton

Thomson A. M., widow, r. 418. 19th

Thomson Harry S., clerk, r. 418, 19th

Thornton William J., farmer, diedl April 19, '95, late r. 2101 Devisadero

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THORS SAM,

shading pen engrosser, fancy card writer, illuminator and en- grosser of resolutions, 503 California, r. 1616 California

Thorsen John, seaman, r. 318} Ritch

Thorson Elenor, widow, died Mar. 30,'95, later. Crocker's Old People's Home

THRASHER MARION, physician and surgeon. office and r. 417 Van Ness Av

Thrasher Sarah, journalist, r. 417 Van Ness Av

Tibbitts George R., blacksmith, r. 744 Clementina.

TIBBITTS HOWARD C., manager Sunset Photo and Engraving Co., 131 Post, Telephone Grant 2, r. 504 Geary

Tiebury Powell, shoemaker, r. 13 Hopeton

TIFFANY PEER,

agent Keeley Ins- titute, 14 McAllister, Telephone South 366. r. 905 Sutter

Timmons John, miner, died Mar. 21, '95, late r. C. and C. Hospital

Timmons Mary, domestic, died Mar. 21, '95, late r. C. and C. Hospital

Tinson Gerald F., agent, died Mar. 1, '95, late r. 1516 Leavenworth

Tishleo George, merchant, died Mar. 7, '95, late r. 316 Hayes

Tobias Theodore, tailor, r. 316, 3d Tobin Catherine, widow, r. 318 Minna

TOBIN JOHN H. (Patrick Holland) merchant tai- lor, rooms 4-4a Crocker Bldg

Tobin Mary Mrs., r. 660 Harrison

Toboggan Slide, MeDonne.l & Cathcart proprietors, cor Market and Larkin

Toepke William H. (Havens & Toepke) r. 742 Ellis

Tomes R. A. Mrs., widow, with Frederick M. Hustel. r. Commercial Hotel

Tonen John, capitalist, died Mar. 24, '95, late r. 312) Market

Topping Watson W., stationery, 1043 Market, r. 207 Market

Totman Leslie G., liquors, 212 O'Farrell, r. 108a Silver Towle George M. (Towle & Lynch) r. 2510a California

Towle & Lynch (George M. Towle and James H. Lynch) pattern and mode: makers, 325 Mission

Townsend George W., paper hanger, r. 605 Laguna

TOY GEORGE D. (Bov-e, Toy & Co.) r. 309 Lott Trubert George, butcher, died April 17, '95, late r. ('. and C. Hospital

Trampleasure Mary, widow, r. 236} Ritch

TRAVELER THE (monthly) Johnstone & Bry Ht proprietors, 314 Post

Travers Carolita G. Mrs., wi low. r. 1915 Taylor

Tremp Joseph, gripman, r. 23 Glover

Trenker D. Emile, physician, died Mar. 26, '95, late r. 1111b Jones

Trieber Jacob W., expressman, 31-33 Sutter, r. 608 Eddy Tripp Henry J., carpenter, died Mar. 21, '95. late r. 1231 Castro

True Lou, widow, r. 207} Linden Av

TRUMAN I. J., president Colum- bian Banking Co., 236 Bush, Tele- phone Main 1602, and (I. J. Truman &' Co. ) 236 Bash, r. 812 Twentieth, Telephone Mission 8

TRUMAN I. J. & CO. (I. J. Truman) hay, hide, hops, wool and Orchilla baling presses, 236 Bush

Tryon Benjamin J., teamster, r. 637b Minna

Tuchler Frank, porter Jacob Nuna, r. 571 Minna Tuchler Isaac, special policeman, r. 571 Minna

Tucker Samson E., contractor, r. 223a Leavenworth Tuley Francis M., physician, office and r. 31 Fell Turner Edwin, r. 1024 Page

Turner James B., leather and shoe findings, 316 Sutter, r. NW cor Bush and Grant Av

Turner Nevada May Miss, died Mar. 11, '95, late r. 14 Turk

Turpin Peter Mrs., widow, dressmaking, 11 Hopeton Terrace

Tuttle F ederick J. (Gustav Strand & Co.) r. Oakland

Tuttle Harry F., cigars and tobacco, 225, 6th, r. 18} Stanley Pl

Tweedale Fanny S. Mrs., r. 820 Guerrero

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Tyler Martha T. Miss, asst secretary Free Public Lib- rary, r. 206} Fillmore Tyler Mamie, widow, r. 206} Fillmore

I'dell Roy Ignatius, died Mar. 17, '95, late r. 433} Grove l'nger William, carbuilder, died Mar. 4, '95, late r. 114} Oak

UNION BRASS WORKS, Giovannini & Co., pro- prietors, 725 Montgomery UNION CANDY WORKS, Charles Schnorf and Charles Levey proprie: ors. 246-248, 4th

UNITED STATES BEER BOT- TLING CO., Rapp & DeBarry pro- prietors, W. S. cor Sixth and King, Telephone South 473 United States Rocking Grate Bar, Heman Keeler, manager, 712 Sutter U'rhick Martin, iron molder, r. 26 Madison Av

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The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 274

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