The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 33

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Publication date: 1874
Publisher: San Francisco : Langley, Henry G.
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Boyce Edward, teamster, dwl Park Hotel

Boyce Ella Miss, tailoress with Timothy Canty, dwl 550 Tehama

Boyce Frank S., with Boyce Brothers, dwl 22 John

Boyce Henry I)., wireworker with Charles C. Allen, dw1 105512 Folsom

Boyce James, deckhand stm Julia

Boyce James E., street-car advertisers, NW cor Washington and Sansom, dw1 710 Hyde

Boyce John, dwl Golden Eagle Hotel

Boyce John, fireman S. F. and Pac. Sugar Co., dwl S s Novada bet Folsom and Harrison

Boyce John, laborer with William Kerr, dwl 909 Battery, rear

Boyce Nathaniel, dw1 924 Mission

Boyce Samuel, with Thomas Boyce, 25 Merchants' Exchange

Boyce S. B., salesman with J. W. Davidson & Co., dwl 226 Sutter

| Boyce S. G., dw1 124 Fifth

Boyce Thomas, advertising agent, office 25 Merchants' Exchang , dwl 526 Bryant

Boyce Worden J., carpenter, dw1 720 Lombard Boyce. See Boico

Boyd Alexander ( Boyd & Davis), dw1 500 Sutter Boyd C. A., musician Alhambra Theater

Boyd Colin M., register clerk Third District Court, dw1553 Howard

Boyd David, sawyer California Mills, dwl 1710 Loav Boyd Edward T., plumber and gasfitter, 840 Clay, dwl 8 Cushman

Boyd Frank, pilot, office U. S. Court Building, dwl W s Pringle Court

Boyd George W., capt, bark Vidette, off Pier 1 Steu- art, dwl S s Columbia bet Dolores and Guerrero

Boyd James, boatman Vallejo St. Wharf, dwl SW cor Montgomery and Union

Boyd James, longshoreman, dwl 1820 Stockton

Boyd James, machinist, dw1 159 Silver

Boyd James, stonecuttor with Frank Williams, dwl 1404 Hyde

Boyd James H,, groceries and liquors, cor Bryant and Stanly Pl and NE cor Cal and Larkin

Boyd James T. ( Crane & B.), attorney at law, office 620 Kearny, dwl 703 Market

Boyd J. E., bookkeeper with T. H. King & Co., dwl Columbia bet Guerrero and Dolores

Boyd John, dwl 15 Fifth Av

Boyd John, clerk with James H. Boyd, dwl cor Bry- ant and Stanly Pl

Boyd John, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart

Boyd John D., dw1 127 Montgomery

Boyd John F., mining engineer, office 419 California, dwl 127 Montgomery

Boyd Joseph, tinsmith, dwl 1257 Montgomery

Boyd Joseph C., miner, dw1 810 Webster

Boyd Julia L., Miss, dwl 1022 McAllister

Boyd Mary, chambermaid American Exchange

Boyd Molly Mrs., glovemaker Pacific Glove Works, dwl 212 Second

Boyd Nathaniel / Cornyn & B.), dw1 214 First Boyd Oliver, hatter, dwl NE cor Sac and Front

Boyd Oliver D., deputy assessor city and county, dwl 212 Chestnut

Boyd Samuel, hostler with James R. Travers, 1625 Powell

Boyd Theodore C., clerk with Edward E. Eyre, dwl 1517 Larkin

Boyd Thomas H., photographer with G. D. Morse, dw1 480 San José Av nr Twenty-sixth

Boyd Thomas W., machinist with Hanscom & Co., dw1 628 Geary

Boyd William, cook with John Reagan, dwl Bay nr Dupont

Boyd William, seaman P. M. S. S. Mohongo

Boyd William, stevedore P. M. S. S. Co., dwl Pacific nr Sansom

Boyd William A., brewer, dwl 525 Folsom

BOYD & DAVIS ( Alexander Boyd and J. Z. Daris), capitalists, office 420 Montgomery room 2 Boyde Augustus M., laborer with George T. Broomley & Co.

Boye Otto, policeman City Hall, dwl NE cor Mason and Filbert

Boyenval Armand, foreman with I. Landsberger & Co., dw1 1303 Dupont

Boyer Louis W., with Imperial Fire Insurance Co., dwl 1412 Pine

Boyer Urbain, laborer with G. Venard, dwl Rock House

Boyer William, lamplighter with S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 34 Russ, rear

Boyes Charles, upholsterer with Samuel Beal, dwl German Hotel

Boyos James, night clerk Branch House, 424 Sansom Boyhan John, carriage trimmer with Pollard & Car- ville Manufacturing Co., dwl 4451% Natoma

Boyhan Patrick, carriage trimmer with Pollard & Carville Manufacturing Co., dw1 11 Jessie

Boylan Bernard, workman with I. Landsberger & Co., dw1 8 Auburn PI

Boylan Bridget (widow), dwl 419 Clementina

Boylan James, Inborer, dwl 711 Ash Av

Boylan James, tinsmith with S. F. Gas Light Co.

Boyle Alexander, second officer stm Oriflamme Ore- gon S. S. Co.

Boyle Ann Mrs., fursewer with H. Liebes & Co., dwl cor Fourth and Folsom

Boyle Barney, laborer Selby's Smelting Works, dwl 1615 California

Boyle Charles, carriagemaker with John W. Lowry, dwl 1830 Bush

Boyle Charles, teamster with Hancock & Kelso, dwl 414 Beale

Boyle Delia, cook with Andrew J. Pope, 614 Folsom Boyle Edward, porter with Eggers & Co., dwl 432 Tehama

Boyle Elizabeth Mrs., proprietress Irving House, 568 Mission

Boyle Frank, carpenter, dwl 1316 Pacific

Boyle George, seaman, dwl 156 Minna

Boyle George S., dentist, office 135 Kearny, dwl 1821 Stockton

Boyle Hannah (widow), dwl 1821 Stockton

FARNSWORTH & CLARK, Gen'l Fire and Marine Insurance Agency; office 230 Cal. St.

EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Stationers, Printers, and Bookbingers, corner of Clay and Leidesdorff Streets.

C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny Street, Furnishing Goods.

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Boyle Harry, seaman, dw1 103 Sacramento BOYLE HENRY, mining secretary, office 331 Mont- gomery, res San Rafael

Boyle Hugh C. M., bookkeeper, dw1 605 Pine Boyle James, bricklayer Bricklayers' Pro. Assn, 234 Sutter

Boyle James, hostler N. B. and Mission R.R., dw1 2331/2 Perry

Boyle James, laborer, dwl E s Capp bet Twenty- fourth and Twenty-fifth

Boyle James, laborer Golden Gate Park

Boyle James, pantryman stm Prince Alfred

Boyle James, plastorer, dw1 423 Bush

Boyle John, dw! 219 Pacific

Boyle John, dwl Park Hotel

Boyle John, collector, office 304 Montgomery, dwI S s Hayes bet Steiner and Pierce

Boyle John, laborer, dwl 97 Stevenson

Boyle John, laborer with Hancock & Kelso, dwl 414 Beale

Boyle John, shipping agent, dwl 909 Jackson

Boyle John C., gasfitter with G. & W. Snook, dwl 7 Morse

Boyle John J., druggist with A. McBoyle & Co., dwl W s Ohio bet Broadway and Vallejo

Boyle John J., clerk with G. H. Mitchell & Co., dwl 1 Quincy Pl

Boyle John T., clerk with Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl 1830 Bush

Boyle Lawrence, sawyer, dwl 127 Market

Boyle Louisa (widow), dwl 1524 Stockton

Boyle M., liquor saloon, 420 Pacific

Boyle Mary (widow), dwl 10 Vallejo Court

Boyle Mary, compositor Womans' Publishing Co., dwl 409 Greenwich, rear

Boyle Michael, baker Eclipse Bakery, dwl 1413 Dup Boyle Michael, heater with Pacific Rolling Mill Co., dwl Potrero Point

Boyle Michael, laborer, dw1 234 Fremont

Boyle Neil, teamster with Arthur M. Ebbets, dwl 62112 Minna

Boyle Owen, conductor Market St. Railway, dwl NE cor Laguna and Grove

Boyle Patrick, carpenter, dwl W s Ohio bet Broad- way and Vallejo

Boyle Patrick, longshoreman, dwl 22 Minna

Boyle Peter, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Geor- gia bet Shasta and Sierra

Boyle Peter, laborer, dwl S s Market bet Valencia and Brady

Boyle Peter, stevedore P. M. S. S. Co., dw1 536 Mis Boyle Peter T., proprietor New York House, 219 and 221 Pacific

Boyle Robert, ornamental glasspainter with Robert Mills, dwl 568 Mission

Boyle Sarah J. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Primary School, dwl Bush bet Laguna and Octavia

Boyle Thomas, drayman with California Cracker Co., dw1 203 Sacramento

Boyle Thomas, shipjoiner Shipjoiners' Journeymen Association, 139 Post

Boyle Timothy, longshoreman, dwl 563 Bryant

Boyle William, cutter with Porter, Blum & Slessin- ger, dwl 1615 California

Boyle William, framemaker with Sanborn, Vail & Co., dwl SW cor Broadway and Ohio

Boyle William, milkman, dwl N s Twenty-third nr Noe

Boylen Burnett, porter, dw1 8 Auburn

Boylen Charles, fruits, 1426 Stockton

Boyling Thomas, captain bark Isaac Jeanes, office Pier 17 Steuart, dwl 511 Stevenson

Boyne George, mailclerk Alta California, dwl 92512 Washington

Boyne Joseph, laborer, dwl 3 Codman Pl

Boyne Thomas, boarding, 45 Vallejo

Boynton Charles E., carriagemaker with Kimball Manufacturing Co., dwl N s Eddy bet Scott and Pierce

Boynton Hugh, speculator, dwl 472 Jessie

Boynton Lamour A., receiving teller U. S. Treasurer's Office, dw1 543 Minna

Boynton Underhill, mining agent, office 402 Mont- gomery room 3

Boysen Charles M., hatter with Konrad Meussdorffer, dwl 1225 Kearny

Boysen Constance (widow), trimmer with Le Gay & Co., dwl 313 Mason

Boysen Frederick, seaman with Jerome B. Piper, Commercial St. Wharf

Boysen Hans, captain schooner Maria H. Nelson, dwl NW cor Francisco and Dupont

Boysen Julius, hatter, 514 Pine

Boysen Martin, teamster with J. D. Arthur & Son, dwl 430 Fell

Boysen Peter S., teamster with Higgins & Collins, dwl 12 Tehama Court

Boyston John S. ( Fritz & B.), dw] 114 Natoma

Böze Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, dwl cor Bry- ant and Fighth

Bozman J. E., solicitor with Kenny & Co., dwl 409 Minna

Bozzano Pasquale, marblepolisher with J. & A. Mor- ris, dwl Paul nr San Bruno Road

Bozzo Emanuelo ( Bozzo & Giovannoni), dwl 737 Val- lejo

Bozzo & Giovannoni ( Martin Giovannoni and Eman- uelo Bozzo), wood and coal, SE cor Vallejo and Powell

Braasch William, carpenter, dwl S s Willow Av bet Laguna and Buchanan

Brach George A., manufacturing and retail confec- tioner, 522 Kearny

Brach John A., confectioner with Georgu A. Brach, dwl 522 Kearny

Bracken George, clerk with C. E. McCusker & Co., dwl 225 Sixth

Bracken John, proprietor Five-milo Ilouse, San Bruno Road

Bracken Lawrence, laborer, dwl 430 Seventh

Bracker John, music and drawing teacher, dwl 539 Minna

Brackett Charles, canvasser, dwl 117 Perry

Brackett Edward, blacksmith with John Kleogh, dwl 117 Perry

Brackett Henry H., salesman with Conroy, O'Connor & Co., dwl Russ House

Brackett Joseph G., miller, dw1 1136 Union

Brackett Walter, sacksower, dwl 546 Mission

Brackett William L., butcher, dwl 412 Taylor

Bracktle Ambrose, boots and shoes, 31. Geary, dwl 3211% O'Farrell

Braconnier Louis, upholsterer, 62712 Union

Bradbury Alfred W., bookkeeper, dwl 1511 Clay

Bradbury Amos P. Capt., dw1 827 Greenwich

Bradbury Frederick M., clerk with J. W. Davidson & Co., dw1 801 Leavenworth

Bradbury Nathaniel F., carpenter, dwl 1511 Bu- chanan

Bradbury Vesta E. Miss, teacher Larkin St. Primary School, dwl 1511 Clay

BRADBURY WILLIAM B., sash, door, blind, and molding manufacturer, Mechanics' Mills Build- ing, SW cor Mission and Fremont, dwl 1416 Bush

Bradbury William J., merchant, dw1 1021 Bush

Bradbury William T., physician, office 542 Market, and school director, dwl 2525 Howard

Bradbury's Building, 52 Second

Braddock William, carriagepainter with Peter Wit- beck & Son, res Alameda

Braden Thomas, contractor, dwl W s Pierce bet Eddy and Turk

Brader Anna (widow), dwl 740 Broadway

Brader Christian, with Henry Brader, dw1 740 Bdwy Brader Henry, wholesale liquors, 621 Sansom, dw1 738 Broadway

Bradfield Poter, liquor dealer, dwl 323 Broadway

Bradtield Richard, miller with F. D. Conro & Son, dwl Coso House

Bradford C. Il., capitalist, dwl Grand Hotel

Bradford Edwin J., steamfitter, dwl 1308 Powell

Bradford George, painter, dwl 115 Second

Bradford George B., real-estate agent, dw1 65 Tehama Bradford George L., dwl 65 Tehama

Bradford Gershom, assistant U. S. Coast Survey, office 214 Stockton, dw1 839 Mission

Bradford Joseph F., clerk, dwl 26 Sixth

Bradford P. F., mining, office 426 Montgomery, dwl 822 Powell

Bradford Rebecca (widow), dwi NE cor Howard and Fifteenth

Bradford Thomas, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 297 Clementina

Bradford Wallace, salesman with Plum, Bell & Co., dwl l Winter Lane

Bradford Woodbury, foreman Monitor, dwl 1 Winter Lane

Bradlee Frank K., conductor Market St. Railway, dw1 516% Valencia

PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY contains Addresses of over 50,000 Merchants.

ATNA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, has been identified with every large fire in the Country.

KENNEDY'S INSURANCE AGENCY, Fire, Marine, and Life, 411 California St.

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Bradlee Stephen H. Jr., butcher with George A. | Brady Adolph, clerk with H. Friedlander & Co., dwl Raabe, dwl 1145 Folsom 10 Sixth

Bradley Anson S., driver City R. R., dwl 77 Fifteenth Bradley Arthur, seaman, dwl 8 Commercial

Bradley Bennet T., wharfinger Washington St. Wharf, dwl 1421 Bush

Bradley Bernard, housepainter, dwl 1222 Eddy

Bradley Catherine Miss, dressmaker with Mrs. Mary Robertson, dwl 158 Silver

Bradley Charles, stevedore, dw1 249 Perry, rear

Bradley C. W., conductor Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl 1413 Clay

Bradley Daniel, laborer, dwl 165 Tehama

Bradley Eliza (widow), lodgings, 5 Stockton

Bradley Ella Miss, milliner, dwl 66 Minna

Bradley E. P. Mrs., teacher Denman School, dw1 610 Mason

Bradley George L., merchant, dwl 820 Sutter

Bradley H. A., clerk Towsend St. Yard S. P. R. R. BRADLEY HENRY W., importer photographic and ambrotype material, 618 and 620 Clay (and Brad- ley & Rulofson), dwl 113 Taylor

Bradley James, teamster with Milton P. Sessions, dwl 1219 Folsom

Bradley John, hostler with Clayburgh & Branden- stein, dw1 160 Jessie

Bradley John, stevedore with Menzies, Lowry & Bingham

Bradley John, waiter Russ House

Bradley John A., clerk with J. J. O'Brien, dwl 1524 Jackson

Bradley John J., driver Hose No. 5, S. F. F. D., dwl 5 Vak

Bradley John T., mining stocks, dwl 740 Pine

Bradley Joseph, cooper, dwl S s Eighteenth bet Noe and Sanchez

Bradley J. Thomas (colored), seaman, dwl 5 Bdwy Bradley Mary Miss, seamstress Mission Woolen Mills, dwl Dolores bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth

Bradley M. J. (widow), furnished rooms, 206 Fourth Bradley M. J. Miss, teacher elocution, dwl 127 Kear Bradley P., musician, dwl 432 Kearny

Bradley Peter, merchant, dwl 363 Jessie

Bradley Richard, captain schooner Dreadnought, office 22 and 24 Market

Bradley Robert, laborer, dwl SE cor Polk and Pacific Bradley Samuel, patternmaker City Iron Works, dwl 120 Seventh

Bradley Sarah Mrs., seamstress, dwl 352 Jessie

Bradley Theodore, principal Boys' High School, dwl 610 Mason

Bradley Thomas, hostler Dexter Stables, dwl cor Sec- ond and Market

Bradley W. G., driver Market St. Railway, dwl W s Valencia bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth

Bradley William, hostler with David Stewart, dwl 134 Seventh

Bradley William, porter, dw1 352 Jessie

Bradley William, teamster with Elliot & Bro., dwl N s Eighteenth nr Mission

Bradley William, teamster with J. Y. Wilson & Co., dwl Buchanan nr Bay

Bradley William F., clerk Bamber & Co.'s Express, dw1 335 Broadway

Bradley William O., letter carrier S. F. Post-office, dwl 1513 Taylor

BRADLEY & RULOFSON ( Henry W. Bradley and William H. Rulofson), Photographic Art Gal- lery, 429 Montgomery cor Sacramento

Bradrick isaac, express wagon, cor Front and Wash- ington, dwl 113 Dora

Bradshaw -, collector, dwl 322 Minna

Bradshaw - (widow), dwl NE cor Pow and Wash Bradshaw George H1., bookkeeper with Walter Turn- bull & Co., dw1 708 Leavenworth

Bradshaw H. B., clerk with Nelson & Doble, 13 and 15 Fremont

Bradshaw llugh A., student Heald's Business College Bradshaw Michael, blacksmith with Philip Mors- head, dwl 212) Mission

Bradshaw S. M. Co., Louis Kaplan secretary, office 27 Merchants' Exchange

Bradshaw Samuel C., clerk, dw1 708 Leavenworth

Bradshaw Turrell T., merchant, office and dwl 606 Montgomery room 25

BRADSTREET J. M. & SON, improved mercantile agency, New York, James R. Pickens superin- tendent, office 230 California

Bradt John A., carpenter, dwl 20 Anna

Bradt John M., carpenter, dw1 424 Stevenson

Brady Ann Mrs., dressmaker, 914 Folsom

Brady Benjamin, general merchandise, 311 Commer- cial, dwl 1318 Broadway

Brady B. F., clerk stm New World, dw1 1103 Clay Brady Daniel, fruits and vegetables, 111 Fifth

Brady Edward, dwl 533 Commercial

Brady Edward, engineer Liek House, dwl 13115 Dora Brady Edward M., watchman Lick House

Brady Edward R., clerk Treasurer's Office C. P. R. R., dwl 132 Turk

Brady Ellen Mrs., dw1 42 Jessie

Brady E. Owen, bricklayer, dw1 914 Folsom

Brady Felix, with S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 152 First

Brady Francis, hostler, dw1 515 Pine

Brady Francis, laborer, dwl Ss Liberty bet Guerrero and Valencia

Brady Frank, shipwright Shipwrights' Journeymen Association, 71 New Montgomery

Brady George K., captain U. S. A. Provost Marshal's Office, 313 Kearny, dw1 600 Bush

Brady H. Mrs., tailoress, 522 Sixth

Brady Henry J., attorney at law, office NE cor Mont- gomery and Jackson, dwl 5 Laskie

Brady Hugh, weigher, dwl 622 Brannan

Brady J. & J., oyster saloon, 31 Occidental Market

Brady James (J. H. Redington & Co.), dwl SW cor Kearny and Union

Brady James ( J. & J. Brady ), dwl 9 Sumner

Brady James, dwl 1053 Mission

Brady James, laborer, dwl S & Greenwich bet Mont- gomery and Sansom

Brady James, letter carrier S. F. Post-office, dw11018 Montgomery

Brady James F., solicitor State Investment Insur- ance Co., dwl 2007 Mission

Brady James G., compositor with H. S. Crocker & Co., dwl W s Hyde bet Green and Union

Brady James W., clerk with Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 1 Vincent

Brady John (J. & J. Brady), dwl 853 Harrison

Brady John, blacksmith, dwl 1616 Mason

Brady John, boilermaker Risdon Iron and Locomo- tive Works, dwl 349 Tahama, rear

Brady John, bookkeeper with M. Tranor, dwl 320 Minna

Brady John, carpenter, dwl 725 Ellis

Brady John, cartman Superintendent Public Streets Brady John, fireman P. M. S. S. Constitution

Brady John, flagman C. P. R. R. Depot, King nr Fourth

Brady John, laborer, dwl 1 St. Charles Pl

Brady John, waiter with John Reagan

Brady John J., porter with T. H. Hatch & Co., dwl 717 Tehama

Brady John J., speculator, dw1 608 Third

Brady John R., watchman with Lyon & Co., dwI 160 Jessie

Brady John T., salesman with Charles Langley & Co., dwl 720 California

Brady M., laborer Superintendent Publie Streets

Brady Margaret A., liquor saloon, junction Market and Valencia

Brady Martin, laborer, dwl 1416 Kearny

Brady Martin, tanner with Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl SE cor Brannan and Sixth

Brady Matthew, laborer, dwl 140 Eighth

Brady Matthew, second assistant engineer S. F. F. D., dwl 1214 Stockton

Brady Matthew, steward, dwl 351 Grove

Brady Michael, blacksmith, dwl 1616 Mason

Brady Michael, foreman with Mickelsson & Brown, dwl Seventh Av nr M, South S. F.

Brady Michael, laborer S. F. and Pac. Sugar Co., dwl NE cor Eighth and Heron

Brady Michael, longshoreman with Oregon S. S. Co., dwl cor Mission and Spear

Brady Michael, stonecutter, dwl 1816 Powell

Brady Michael T., miner, dw1 522 Sixth

Brady Nicholas, porter Wells Fargo & Co., dwl 416 Stevenson

Brady Owen ( Lenhart & B.), dw1 304 Mason

Brady Owen, laborer, dwl junction Market and Guerrero

Brady P., coalpasser P. M. S. S. Montana

Brady Patrick ( Brady & Co.), dwl E s Devisadero but Geary and O'Farrell

Brady Patrick, hotelkeeper, dwl 28 O'Farrell, rear Brady Patrick, laborer, dwl Es Kate nr Bryant

FARNSWORTH & CLARK furnish Safe and Reliable Insurance against Fire.

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, Trunks and Valises.

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Brady Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwl W 8 Lyon bet Post and Geary

Brady Patrick, tinsmith, dwl 21 Garden

BRADY P. F., La Grande Exchange, 610 Market and 11 Post, dw1 625 Bush

Brady Philip, blacksmith Risdon Iron and Locomo- tive Works, dw1 9 Cleveland

Brady Philip, cartman, dwl 13 Gilbert, rear

Brady Philip, foundryman, dwl 17 Minna

Brady Philip, hoseman Engine No. 10, S. F. F. D., dwl N s Bryant nr Fourth

Brady Philip, laborer with Wesley Diggins, N s Sut- ter bet Devisadero and Broderick

Brady Philip, picture framemaker with S. & G. Gump, dwl Ss Liberty bet Guerrero and Valencia

Brady Philip. seaman, dwl Ss De Boom bet First and Second

Brady P. W., assistant County Surveyor's Office, dwI 517 Bryant

Brady Richard, drayman, 431 Jackson, dw1 919 Har Brady Thomas ( Finnigan & B.) , dwl 273 Jessie

Brady Thomas, bricklayer U. S. Mint, dwl 353 Clem Brady Thomas, fireman P. M. S. S. Nevada

Brady Thomas, liquors, dwl 273 Jessie

Brady Thomas, teamster with Jacob Browning

Brady Thomas, stableman, dwl S s California bet Webster and Fillmore

Brady Thomas H. ( Brady & Co.), dwl E s Devis- adero bet Geary and O'Farrell

Brady William, helper Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works, dwl 17 Minna

Brady William, longshoreman, dw1 625 Davis

Brady William J., foreman boilershop Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works, dwl 34 Rausch

Brady & Co.(Thomas H. Brady and Patrick Brady), hairdressers and dealers human hair, 940 Market Braeg Richard ( Braeg & Frank), dwl 519 Jones BRAEG & FRANK ( Richard Braeg, E. M. Frank, and Albert Dallemand , importers and whole- sale wines and liquors, SW cor Cal and Front Braeslin Patrick, brassfinisher, dwl 135 Tehama

Brafort Edward A., porter with Agard, Foulkes & Co., dwl 730 Montgomery

Braga Carlo (G. Alberigi & Co.), res Sebastopol Braga F. J. M., Portuguese P. and B. Association, 109 California room 16

Bragg Frank, machinist S. P. R. R., dw1 322 Main

Bragg George F. (George F. Bragg & Co.), dwl Lick House

BRAGG GEORGE F. & CO., importing and commis- sion merchants and agents Oswego Starch Co., office 116 Front

Bragg George H., jeweler with Edward Horinghi, dwl 17 Fourth

Bragg James, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart

Bragg J. C., jeweler, dwl 109 Geary

Bragg Mary J. Miss, principal Mission St. Primary School, dwl 322 Main

BRAGG ROBERT, manufacturer steering wheels, and school director, 322 Main

Bragg Robert Jr., shipjoiner, dwI 322 Main

Braggeman Frederick, dw1 1309 Stockton

Brahany James, peddler, dwl 1139 Harrison Brahany Thomas, domestic, dw1 415 Powell Brain Samuel, carpenter, dw1 238 Sutter

Brainard Henry C., machinist with Howe Machine Co., dw1 419 O'Farrell

Brainard Richard ( Carroll, B. & Co.), dw] 1412 How Brakanwagen Henry, cabinetmaker, dwl 432 Vallejo, rear

Braley George A., fruit, 501 Davis, dwl 316 Davis Bralich Frederick, coffee saloon, 624 Kearny, dwl S W cor Clay and Prospect Pl

Braly Margaret J. (widow), dwl 1203 Howard Bramall George, secretary Grand Division Sons Tem- perance, office 432 Kearny, dwl 1808 Taylor

Braman Jason J., physician, office and dwl W s Franklin nr Hayes

Braman L. B., teacher Valencia St. Grammar School Bramhall Cornelius, dwl 615 Eddy

Bramstedt John H. (Claus H. Koocks & Co.), dwl SW cor Steuart and Folsom

Bramwell Aaron, groceries and liquors, NW cor Un- ion and Sansom, dwl SW cor Union and Sansom Branberg Charles B., seaman, dwl 132 Steuart

Branch George, sawmaker with Pacific Saw Manu- facturing Co., dwl 17 Bernard

BRANCH HOUSE, L. J. Ewell proprietor, 424 San Branch Martha B. Mrs. (widow), boarding, SW cor Mission and Spear

Branch Mint G. and S. M. Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.), J. M. Buffington svey, office 37 Merchants' Exchange BRANCH OVERLAND HOUSE, J. E. Slinkey pro- prietor, 519 Sacramento

Branch William, baker, dwl S s Bernard bet Taylor and Jones

Branch William, sawmaker with Pacific Saw Manu- facturing Co., dwl 17 Bernard

Brand Aristide ( A. E. Sabatie & Co.), res Alameda Brand Carolina (widow), dwl 26 Park Av

Brand Ernest, bookkeeper Humboldt Savings and Loan Society (and Brand & Ryhiner), dwl 5 Martin's Block S's Market nr Eighth

Brand Etenneu, brassfinisher with Frank Baud, dwl Ss Ash Av bet Octavia and Laguna

Brand Henry, compositor S. F. Abend Post, dw1 639 California

Brand Henry, varnisher, dwl 536 Sacramento

BRAND HERMAN, manufacturer cigars and im- porter leaf tobacco, 504 Bat, dw1 500 Franklin

Brand Herman J., manufacturing jeweler, 134 Sutter, dw1 728 Bush

Brand James W. C., clerk Commercial Union Insur- ance Co., dwl 1917 Polk

Brand John G. ( Montgomery Baths Co.), dwl 426 Broadway

Brand Leonhardt ( Ehlers & B.), dw1 428 Broadway Brand Lucien, bookkeeper with A. E. Sabatie & Co., res Alameda

Brand & Ryhiner ( Ernest Brand and Adolph Ry- hiner), cigars and tobacco, Grand Hotel

Brandemann Charles, shipcarpenter, dwl 103 Freelon Brandenberg Oliver C. W., laborer with B. H. Free- man & Co., dwl Hillman's Temperance House

Brandenstein Gustav H. F. A., cutter with Einstein Bros. & Co., dw1 4 St. Mary

Brandenstein Herman ( Clayburgh & B.), dwl 112 Post

Brandenstein Herman H., bookkeeper with Hecht Bros. & Co., dw1 505 Powell

Brandenstein Joseph ( A. S. Rosenbaum & Co.), dwl 121 Eddy

BRANDENSTEIN M. & CO. ( Lazard Godchaux), wholesale butchers, cattle, and sheep dealers, First Av, South S. F., office 529 Clay

Brandenstein Meyer ( M. Brandenstein & Co.), dwl 70) O'Farrell

Brander Herman T., waiter with John S. Brander, dwl 225 Clay

BRANDER JOHN S., liquor saloon, 225 Clay, dwl 407 Filbert

Brandhofer Michael, tailor with Pierre Dreydomi, dwl cor Cal Av and Coso Av, Bernal Heights

Brando Peter, miner, dwl S s Point Lobos Av nr Fifth Av

Brandon Henry, pantryman stm Constantine, Clay St. Wharf

Brandon Joseph R. (Grey & B.), attorney at law, office 604 Merchant, dwl Es Bartlett nr Twenty- sixth

Brandon Michael. carriage driver with J. & R. Smith, dw1 79 Clementina

Brandon Patrick, special policeman, dwl 28 Clarence

Brandon W. M. ( Brandon & Rogers), dwl 38 Eddy BRANDON & ROGERS ( W. M. Brandon and Jacob W. Rogers,, real-estate agents, 535 California

Brandow Henry W., tinsmith with Thomas Bertram, dwl 279 Minna

Brandstetter George, bootmaker, 1504 Stockton

Brandstetter Joseph (Jacob Klein & Co.), dwI 631 Pacific

Brandt A. Mrs., teacher German Bush St. Cosmopol- itan School, dwl 5 Market

Brandt Adolph ( Hein & B.), dwl SE cor Battery and Filbert

BRANDT ALOIS, proprietor California Hide Depot, 11 and 13 Broadway, dw1 1013 Van Ness Av

Brandt Alonzo, boilermaker, dwl NW cor Capp and Twenty-fifth

Brandt August W., cook, dwl 11 Freelon, roar

BRANDT, B. L., house and signpainter, 213 Pine, dwl Nuclous House

Brandt Charles, porter 123 Front, dwl NE cor Second and Clementina

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The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 33

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