The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 35

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Publication date: 1874
Publisher: San Francisco : Langley, Henry G.
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Brittan John, laborer, dwl 13 Grand Av

Brittan Nathaniel J. ( Brittan, Holbrook & Co.), dwl Union Club

BRITTAN'S BUILDING, SW cor Cal and Davis

Britton George W. (Goodwin & Co.), dwl 1309 Tay- lor

Britton J. Mrs., dw1 811 Leavenworth

Britton John, sawyer with Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dw1 13 Grand Av

BRITTON JOSEPH ( Britton & Rey) , dw1 817 Union Britton Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Hartford nr Eighteenth

BRITTON & REY (Joseph Britton, J. J. Rey and Henry Steinegger), lithographers, 529 Commer- cial cor Leidesdorff

BRITTON'S BUILDING, 589 Market

Brizzolara Louis, wood and coal, 315 Broadway /and Brizzolara'& Roccatagliata), dw1 24 Wetmore Pl Brizzolara Nicholas, with Louis Brizzolara, dwl 24 Wetmore Pl

Brizzolara & Co. (Louis Brizzolara and John Roc- catagliata), wood and coal, 1015 Washington

Broad B. W., engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Georgia bet Shasta and Sierra

Broad Charles, brewer, dwl 1222 Bush

Broad Charles E., grainer, dwl 358 Jessie

Broad Edward, plumber with G. & W. Snook, dwl 1818 Powell, rear

Broad John, upholsterer, 1035 Howard, dw1 404 Geary Broad Robert. carder S. F. P. Woolen Factory, dwl 1818 Powell, rear

Broadhurst John, engineer with California Silk Manufacturing Co., dwl Eleventh Av nr P, South S. F.

BROADWAY-BLOCK, NW cor Bdwy and Kearny BROADWAY BONDED WAREHOUSE, Edwin Danforth proprietor, SW cor Battery and Bdwy BROADWAY BREWERY, Specht & Adams pro- prietors, 637 Broadway

BROADWAY HOTEL, Donohue & Slattery proprie- tors, 212 Broadway

Broadway Wharf, foot Broadway

Brochire Peter, laborer 110 Sutter, dwl Dupont' nr Montgomery Av

Brock -, stevedere with Menzies, Lowry & Bing- ham

Brock Cecelia Mrs., dresscutter. 304 Third

Brock Samuel, teamster with Micah Doane, dwl 2112 Bush

Brock Theodore, second steward P. M. S. S. Nevada Brockage John F., clerk with François A. Rouleau Brock hoff Brothers ( Charles and William), grocer- ies and liquors, NW cor Bryant and Twenty- fourth

Brock hoff Charles ( Brockhoff Bros.), dwl NW cor Bryant and Twenty-fourth

Brock hoff William /Brockhoff Bros.), dwI NW cor Bryant and Twenty-fourth

Brocklebank Manuel T., mining and real estate, of- fice 328 Montgomery, dw1 32515 Bush

Brockman Catherine (widow), dwl 273 Minna

Brockman Charles, conductor Central R. R., dwl 111 Clinton

Brockman Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Steuart

Brockman Herman, laborer Superintendent Public Streets

Brockman John, clerk Freight Depot S. P. R. R.

Brockman S. Mrs., dwI Overland House

Brockmann Henry, liquor saloon, 1007 Battery

Brocq Alfred, proprietor Bay View Nursery, cor Twenty-first Av and J, South S. F., office and dwl 619 Sacramento

Brocq Julia Mrs., florist and depot Bay View Nur- sery, 619 Sacramento

Brod Mary J. (widow), 575 Bryant

Brodeck Henry H., photographer with H. W. Vaughn, dw1 232 Sixth

Brodek Samuel, hairdresser, cupper, and leecher, 602 Market, dw1 44 Third

Broder Patrick, clerk Freight Depot S. P. R. R., dwl 18 Welsh

PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1874-6, H. G. Langley, Pub'r, S. F. Price $5.

ATNA INSURANCE COMPANY, of HARTFORD, is a Fire Insurance Company, not a Fire and Life Company combined.

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

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Broderick James, hostler with Charles Kellett, W 8 Mission bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third Broderick James, tinsmith with Freeman & Wrin, dwl N s Fair Av bet Mission and California Av Broderick Jeremiah, hostler, dwl 238 Sutter

Broderick Johanna (widow), dwl 978 Harrison, rear Broderick John ( Franciscovich & B.), dw1 409 Main Broderick John, boilermaker with Moynihan & Ait- ken, dwl 3 Sheridan

Broderick John, laborer, dwl N s Birch nr Van Ness Av

Broderick John E., porter with William J. Heney & Co., dwl 9 Garden

Broderick Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 322 Jessie Broderick Michael, longshoreman, dwl Empire Hotel Broderick Patrick, coachman Occidental Hotel, dwì N s Liberty bet Guerrero and Dolores

Broderick Patrick, hostler Market St. Railway, dwl W s Second Av between Fifteenth and Sixteenth Brodorick Thomas, waiter Russ House, dwl 147 Na- toma

Broderick T. J., boots and shoes, 24 Third, dw1 549 Howard

Broderick Walter, laborer, dwl 214 Broadway

Broderick William, salesman with Roland G. Brown, dwl 9 Garden

Broderick. See Brodrick

Brodersen B., merchant, dw1 627 Commercial

Brodersen William, porter with T. Lemmen Meyer, dwl 258 Clara

Brodhun Charles, tailor, 614 California, rear

Brodie Agnes (widow), lodgings, 49 Clementina

Brodie Eliza, teacher, dwl S s Pine bet Webster and Fillmore

Brodie Frank, patternmaker, dw1 513 Howard

Brodie James, foreman machinist with Hinckley & Co., dwl Ss Pine bet Fillmore and Webster

Brodie James G., patternmaker Risdon Iron and Lo- comotive Works, dwl Ss Pine bet Fillmore and Webster

Brodie John, postal clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 511 Howard

Brodie John, tinsmith with George H. Tay & Co., dwl Es Bryant bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Brodio Samuel HI., counsellor, office 407 California, dwl NW cor Stockton and Broadway

Brodigan Margaret Miss, dw1 718 Broadway

Brodigan Nicholas, foreman with Bloch & Davidson, dwl NW cor Bryant and and Bryant Av Brodowski Henrietta Mme. (widow), dwl 823 Bush Brodt John, carpenter, dwl 424 Stevenson

Brodwolf George, tailor, 135 Post, dwl 6 Pratt Court nr California

Brodwolf Michael, tailor with George Brodwolf, 135 Post

Broemel Henry, clerk with Ernest Essmann, dw1 1024 Montgomery

Brogan Charles C., dw1 328 Brannan

Brogan Michael, real estate, dwl 1416 Broadway

Brogan Patrick, driver Central R. R., dw1 66 Everett Brogan Stephen, dwl 2112 Stanford

Brogan Thomas, laborer New U. S. Appraiser's Building, dwl Central Hotel

Brogan's Building, Es Third bet Howard and Folsom BROKAW ABRAM, hay and grain general commis- sion merchant, 1535 Mission, dwl 1516 Mission

Brokaw Edwin A., clerk with A. Brokaw, dwl 1516 Mission

Brokaw Henry V. (Duff & B.), dw1 615 Turk Brokaw Lena (widow), dwl 507 Bush

Brokenwager Henry, carpenter California Mills, dwl 434 Vallejo

Brolich Lucas. barkeeper with Louis Matick, Jack- son St. Wharf

Bromberger Simon ( Rosenthal, Feder & Co. and S. Bromberger & Co., Oroville), dwl 44 Third

Bromley Edward R., clerk, dwl 330 Brannan

Bromley George A., clerk, dw1 330 Brannan

Bromley George S., machinist Risdon Iron and Lo- comotive Works, dwl 1023 Green

BROMLEY GEORGE T., contractor, office 418 Mont- gomery, (and G. T. Bromley & Co.), dwl 330 Brannan

Bromley (. T. & Co., contractors, office 903 Battery

Bromley Josoph, laborer, dwl 51012 Mission

Bromley Marshall, clerk with Castle Bros., dw1 865 Mission

Bromley Seth, saloonkooper, dw1 609 Jackson

BROMLEY WASHINGTON L., commissioner deeds, office 329 Montgomery, dwl 1023 Groen

Bromley Willian P., captain C. P. R. R. Co.'s steam- ers, dwl 1221 Clay

Bromm Harry, seaman, dwl 422 Drumm

Brommel Berthold, druggist with John A. Bauer, dwl 101 Post

Brommer Diedrich ( Spreckels & Co.). dwI Ss Twenty- third nr Mission

BROMMER HENRY, groceries and liquors, SE cor Franklin and Hayes

Brommer John ( Brommer & Co.), dwl NE cor Sixth and Bryant

Brommer & Co. (John Brommer and Lorenzo Jessen), milkmen, W s Park Av nr Bryant

Bromwell Lewis L., adjuster with R. H. Magill, dwl 513 Ellis

Bronbecker Jacob A., teamster, dwl E s Alabama nr Seventeenth

Broner Antonio, cook St. Gottard Hotel

Bronn John F., boarding, SE cor Stock and Filbert Bronn Peter, dw1 433 Green, rear

Bronn Theodore A. P., bookkeeper with Falkenstein & Co., dwl 529 Filbert

Bronner Pietro, laborer with John Jury & Bros., 524 Merchant

Bronsdon Phineas, railroad contractor, dwl 17 Moss Bronson James C., U. S. storekeeper Bay View Dis- tillery, dw1 202 Tyler

Bronson John, master mariner, dwl 55 Second Bronworth John D., longshoreman, dwl 303 Davis

Bronzan John, coffee and liquor saloon, NW cor Davis and Oregon

Brook Mathew, California Market Restaurant and Oyster Saloon, 7 Summer, dw1 218 Fourth

Brooker George, bootmaker with Charles J. Roberts Brookes Samuel M., artist, studio 611 Clay, dwl Pros- pect Av nr California Av, Bernal Heights

Brookins Charles J., cigars and tobacco, 617 Mont- gomery, dw1 323 Kearny

BROOKLYN HOTEL, Kelly and Andrews proprie- tors, 210 and 212 Bush

Brooklyn Land Co., W. H. Knight secretary, office 331 Montgomery

BROOKLYN LIFE INS. CO., A. J. Bryant & Co. general agents, office 409 California

Brooklyn Tannery (Oakland, Alameda Co.), office 417 Battery

Brooks Albert M., clerk S. F. Post-office, dw1 712 Har- riet

Brooks Allen, clothfinisher S. F. P. Woolen Factory, dw1 625 Bay

Brooks August, collector Pacific St. Wharf, dwl 333 Bush

BROOKS BENJAMIN S., attorney at law, office 224 Sansom, dwl 631 Harrison

Brooks Birdseye, laundryman Occidental Laundry Brooks Charles, shipjoiner with Lumber S. Allen, dwl 2337 Oak

BROOKS CHARLES WOLCOTT, consul of Japan, office 703 Market cor Third, dwl Grand Hotel Brooks Edmond ( Reid & B.), dwl 1117 Washington Brooks Edward, telegraph repairer, dwl 636 Com

Brooks E. L. B., attorney at law, office and dwl 405 Kearny

Brooks Elisha, teacher Urban Academy, dwl 1725 Sutter

Brooks Frank, porter with Hobart Wood & Co., dwl 116 Fell

Brooks Frederick A., watchman Grand Hotel

Brooks George J., cook Delmonico Restaurant, dwl 360 Clementina

Brooks Henry, dyer, W s Harrison bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth

Brooks Henry, expressman, cor Mission and Third, dwl 767 Bryant

Brooks Henry, miller, dwl 516 Mission

Brooks Henry B. ( Geo. H. Tay & Co.), dwl 333 Eddy Brooks Henry E. (T. G. Cockrill & Co.), dwl 024 Jackson

Brooks llenry S., real estate, dwl W s Guerrero nr Seventeenth

Brooks James, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel

Brooks James, captain stm Princess, Meiggs' Wharf Brooks James, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.

Brooks James, notary public, office 310 Montgomery, dwl cor Kearny and Pacific

Brooks J. H., miller with Horace Davis & Co., dwl 546 Mission

BROOKS JOHN L., merchant tailor, 710 Mont

Brooks Joseph (C. Jas. King of Wm. & Co.), dwIN W cor Market and Franklin

SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE INS. CO., of Mass., always Just, always Prompt.

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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Brooks Joseph H., tinsmith with Caleb M. Sickler, dwl 625 Bay

Brooks Margaret (widow), dwl 30 Stone

Brooks Maria Mrs., dw1 726 Vallejo

Brooks Mary (widow, colored), dwl 831 Vallejo, rear Brooks M. J. Mrs., nurse, dw1 942 Howard

Brooks Orion, superintendent Telegraphic Institute.

Heald's Business College, 27 Post, dwl 65312 Minna

Brooks Patrick, hostler, dwl S s Point Lobos Av nr Twenty-fourth Av

Brooks Peletia F. Mrs., dw1 147 Third

Brooks Richard, laborer. Maine Lodgings, 616 Kear Brooks Robert C., distiller with Abraham T. Van Winkle, dwl Es Old San José Road nr Industrial School

Brooks Samuel E., clerk Letter Department Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl Bernal Heights

Brooks Stephen S., real estate, office 425 Kearny, dwl 804 Bush

Brooks Thaddeus R., civil engineer, dw1 721 Harrison Brooks Thomas H., bookkeeper with Triest & Fried- lander, dw1 829 Mission

Brooks Timothy, seaman schooner Dreadnought, dwl 24 Market

Brooks William, brakeman S. P. R. R.

Brooks William, clerk Townsend St. Yards S. P. R. R.

Brooks William, clerk with Kimball Manufacturing Co., dwl 631 Harrison

Brooks William, laborer, dwl 2812 Freelon

Brooks William, scaman, dwl 19 Commercial

Brooks William, speculator, dwl 2008 Powell

Brooks William H., janitor S. F. Produce Exchange, dwl 208 Drumm

Brooks William M., shoemaker with Beers & May- nard, dwl 6 Trinity, rear

Broom James M., clerk, dwl Overland House

Broom Samuel, longshoreman, dwl 245 Spear, rear

Brophy John, druggist, dwl Railroad House

Brophy Michael, hostler Suttor St. R. R., dwl 1588 Bush

Brophy Patrick, hostler with Josiah H. Swain, dwl United States Hotel

Brosius Frederick, barkeeper, dwl 9 John

Brosnahan Bartholomew, cardriver, dwl Es Minna bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth

Brosnahan Stephen, teamster with Haste & Kirk, dw1 548 Tehama

Brosnan Hanna Miss, hairdresser with Mrs. Wm. H. Ringgold, dwl 1 Haggin

Brosnan John D., porter 111 Leidesdorff, dwl 150 Tehama

Brosnan John T., plumber with McNally & Hawkins, dwl 1 Haggin

Brosnan Michael, laborer, dwl 1 Haggin

Bross George ( Bross & Co.), dw1 6 Pratt Court nr Cal Bross Jacob ( Bross & Co.), dwl 19 Dupont

Bross & Co. ( George and Jacob Bross and Michael Dittes), Metropolitan Bath and hairdressing sa- loon, 230 Bush

Brossard Frank, night watchman Industrial School Brosse Mme, teacher of dress cutting, 34 Third

Brothers Michael, coachman, dwl 11 Adelaide Pl

Brotherton Lillie E. Miss, teacher Hayes Valley Primary School, dwl 1509 Broadway

Brotherton Robert, carpenter with Charles L. Tilden, dwl 1509 Broadway

Brotherton Thomas W. Rov. M.D., superintendent St. Luke's Hospital, office 414 Market, dwl 1520 Mission

Brougham John ( Brougham & Goldberg), dwl 312 Green

Brougham & Goldberg (John Brougham and Max Goldberg), hairdressing saloon, 631 Kearny Broughton Napoleon L., speculator, dw1 1026 Bush Browdy John, baker, dwl Metropolitan Hotel

BROWELL JEREMIAHI, pipe manufacturer and contractor, 412 Jackson, dwl 217 Lombard Browell Jeremiah S., clerk, dw1 217 Lombard Brower Andrew J., saloonkeeper, dwl 610 Green Brower Benjamin, coachman, dwl 1 Burritt

Browor Daniel R., bakery, 1400 Stockton

Brower Eliza Miss, weaver Mission Woolen Mills, dwI 432 Seventh

Brower George H., compositor Woman's Publishing Co., dwl 405 Hyde

Brower Mary Mrs. (widow), dwl 81 Natoma Brower Robert, house and signpainter, 417 Drumm

Browly John C., waiter, dwl E s Fair Oaks nr Twenty-third

Brown -, carpenter, dw! 1028 Market

Brown -, driver, dwl 303 Jessie

Brown Aaron, teacher Hebrew, dwl 26712 Stevenson Brown A. B., carpenter California Mill, dwl 22 Russ

Brown A. B., collector Spring Valley Water W. Co., res San Leandro

Brown Abraham, dw1 1014 Stockton

Brown Abraham, mason, dwl 220 Third

Brown Abraham B. (colored), barber, dw1 1104 Pac

Brown Adam, tailor, dw1 1822 Stockton

Brown Adolph, tobacco and cigars, 824 Kearny, dwl 710 Kearny

Brown Albort, mariner, dwl 6 Kramer Pl

Brown Alexander, clerk, dwl 2506 Webster

Brown Alexander B., lumber dealer, dwl 219 Ritch

Brown Alfred, framemaker Pacific Straw Works, dwI 814 Sansom

Brown Alfred F., cutter with Henry Steil

Brown Alonzo F., Indian beads, fancy goods, etc., 321 Pine, dw1 1825 Bush

Brown Alonzo Fitch, with Edgar O. Brown, dwl Russ House

Brown Andrew, captain schooner Mose, dwl 22 Stan- ford

Brown Andrew, tinsmith P. M. S. S. Co.

Brown Annie (widow), dressmaker, dwl 40 Clara

Brown Anton, laborer, dw1 536 Sacramento

Brown Antonio, tailor, 105 Jackson

Brown Archibald, tinsmith P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 216 Third

Brown Arthur, compositor with Pacific Methodist

Brown August, cook with John Stumpf, First Av nr Kentucky, South S. F.

Brown Augustus, tailor, 329 Vallejo

Brown Barbara Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 707 Vallejo

Brown B. B., painter, dwl Overland House

Brown Benjamin, dw1 508 Jones

Brown Benjamin, baker Boston Cracker Bakery, dwl Heinz Hotel

Brown Benjamin W. ( Michelssen & B), dwl 542 Bryant

BROWN BRAINARD G., teacher phonography and phonographic reporter, dwl 119 Hyde

BROWN BROTHERS & CO. ( Morris and Lewis Brown, and Baehr Sheideman), agents Oregon City Woolen Manufacturing Co., 24 and 26 San Brown Brown. carpenter, dwl 23 Ritch

Brown Catharine (widow), dwl 124 Hayes

Brown Catherine (widow), dwl SE cor Mission and Sixteenth

Brown Catharine E. (widow), dwl 564 Stevenson

Brown Cecil, clerk with E. V. Joico, 6 Merchants' Ex- change, res East Oakland

Brown C. H., upholsterer with Cal. Furniture Manu- facturing Co.

Brown Charles (Johnson & B.), dwl NW cor Jack- son and Jones

Brown Charles, dwl 1023 Kearny

Brown Charles, carpenter, dwl 25 Rausch, rear

Brown Charles, clerk with I. Friedlander, dwl 322 Fremont

Brown Charles, cook with A. C. Swain, dwl SW cor Fifth and Folsom

Brown Charles, drayman with Jonathan Kittredge, dwl 110 Ellis

Brown Charles, fisherman, dwl 1 Market

Brown Charles, gasfitter U. S. Mint, dwl 216 Third

Brown Charles, porter Western Union Telegraph Co., dw1 522 California

Brown Charles, real estate, dwl W s Dolores bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth

Brown Charlos, restaurant, dw1 100 Jackson

Brown Charles, restaurant, dwl 1016 Stockton

Brown Charles, salesman with John H. Kessing, dwl 5 Market

Brown Charles, seaman, dwl 26 Sacramento

Brown Charles, seaman, dwl 131 Spear

Brown Charles, soaman, dwl 250 Spear

Brown Charles, stoves and tinware, 724 Market, dwl 335 O'Farrell

Brown Charles, teamster, dwi 801 Vallejo

Brown Charles A., collector with Charter Oak Life Insurance Co., dw1 7 Bay

Brown Charles A., seaman, dw1 740 Front

Brown Charles E., baggagemaster Market Street Depot S. P. R. R., dw1 836 Market

Brown Charles F. (Swain & B.), dwl 66 Clementina Brown Charles F., student Heald's Business Collego Brown Charles H., stableman with James S. Dyer, 1975 Union

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 L08508.

KENNEDY'S INSURANCE AGENCY, Fire, Marine, and Life, represents $12,000,000. .

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Brown Charles M., expressman cor Sixth and Folsom, dwl 139 Shipley

Brown Charles M., saddler with John Millar, dwl Adams House Brown Charles M., shipping and commission agent, dwl 15 Perry

Brown Chris, master mariner, dwl 26 Fifth Av Brown Christopher, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart

Brown C. L. Mrs., dressmaker with Sullivan & More- head, dw1 508 Jones

Brown Daniel, cook, dw1 536 Sacramento

Brown Daniel, teacher navigation, dwl 62812 Jessie Brown David, carpenter, dwl Ss Vallejo bet Leaven- worth and Jones

Brown David A., bookkeeper with N. Gray & Co., dwl 34 Eleventh

Brown David B. ( Hogan & Co.), dwl 137 Chestnut Brown David M., physician, office and dwl 731 Har Brown David P., drayman, NE cor Washington and Davis, dw1 50414 Howard

Brown Denton D., civil engineer, dw1 130 Eleventh Brown Dominick, musician, dwl 1310 Montgomery

BROWN EDGAR O., real estate, office 535 Clay, dwl Grand Hotel

Brown Edmund, oiler P. M. S. S. Alaska

Brown Edward, clerk, dwl 125 Sacramento

Brown Edward, clerk Freight Depot S. P. R. R.

Brown Edward, cook stm Pelican Oregon S. S. Co.

Brown Edward, engineer, dwl N s Point Lobos Av nr Cook

Brown Edward, merchant, dwl 1145 Mission

Brown Edward, seaman, dwl W s Columbia nr Twen- tieth

Brown Edward T., clerk Letter Department Wells, Fargo & Co., dw1 508 Howard

Brown Edwin, engineer with A. L. Bancroft & Co., 721 Market

Brown Edwin T., bootmaker with I. M. Wentworth & Co., dw1 912 Grand Av

Brown Edwin T., printer Pacific Methodist, dwl 529 Union

Brown Edwin W., special policeman, dwl 1629 Mission Brown E. J. (widow), dw1529 Union

Brown E. J. Mrs., Howe Sewing Machine Co., dwl 719 Market

Brown Elizabeth (widow, colored), dwl Lombard bet Franklin and Gough

Brown Elizabeth Mrs., dw1 720 Folsom

Brown E. M. (widow), dw1 409 Minna

Brown Ellis, merchant, office 108 Battery

Brown Emanuel, hairdresser with John Thomas, dwl 1017 Pacific

Brown Emma (widow), dwl 217 O'Farrell

Brown Emma F. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan Primary School, dwl Austin bet Van Ness Av and Franklin

Brown Emma J. Mrs., furnished rooms, dw] 719 Cal Brown Emmett, compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 1305 Stockton

Brown Eugene H., telegraph operator, dwl 1629 Mis Brown Ferdinand, cellarman with Henry Winkle & Co., dw1 37 Jessie

Brown Frances (widow), dw1 9 Union Pl

Brown Frank, expressman, dwl 129 Harrison

Brown Frank M., secretary Amador Canal and Min- ing Co., office 63 Merchants' Exchange, dwl N.W cor Twenty-second and Mission

Brown Frank Q. ( Brown & Sniffen), dwl 509 Bryant Brown Franklin, merchant, dwl 9 John

Brown Frederick, expressman, NW cor Steuart and Howard, dwl Tehama nr Fifth

Brown Frederick, porter with Greenebaum & Co., dwl 117 Stockton

Brown Frederick, restaurant, 10 Steuart

Brown Frederick A., books and stationery, 158 Sec, and clerk Contra Costa Laundry, dwl 53 Natoma Brown Frederick T., driver Omnibus R. R., dwl 646 Howard

Brown Fritz, waiter with Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl 536 Jessie

Brown F. W. (widow), dw1 53 Natoma

Brown George, painter, dwl 35 Rausch

Brown George, real estate, dw1 1714 Sacramento Brown George, scaman, dwl 28 Steuart

Brown George, teacher Hayes Valley Grammar School, dwl 1419 Taylor

Browp George, waiter with John Reagan, dwl 311 Natoma

Brown George F., calker Shipcalkers' Association, 712 Mission

Brown George N. (colored), whitener, dwi Lombard bet Franklin and Gough

Brown George W., lithographic printer, dwl 544 Stev Brown George W. (colored), expressman. with Mat- thias Gray, dwl 1715 Leavenworth

Brown Gideon Ii., dentist, office and dwl 24 Sixth

BROWN GRAFTON T. (G. T. Brown & Co.), res Oakland

BROWN G. T. & CO. (W. T. Galloway), lithograph- ers, 540 Clay

Brown H., machinist California Machine Works, dwl Vallejo House

Brown HI., seaman stm Salinas, Washington St. Wharf Brown HI. A., calker Shipcalkers' Assn, 713 Mission Brown Hamilton, watchman with Brittan, Holbrook & Co., 111 and 113 California

Brown Hannah B. (widow), dwl 734 Vallejo

Brown Harry, proptr Scandinavian Home, 105 Clark Brown Harry, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson

Brown Harry, seaman stm Newbern, Front St. Wharf Brown Harvey S., land agent C. P. R. R. Co., office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, res Oakland

Brown Henry, clerk with Alex Mann, dwl 515 Sac

Brown Henry, driver Central R. R., dwl 113 Mary

Brown Henry, fireman P. M. S. S. Colima

Brown Henry, liquor saloon, 1013 Kearny

Brown Henry, milker with Douglas E. Knight, dwl cor Greenwich and Scott

Brown Henry, musician, dw1 436 Union

Brown Henry, salesman with G. H. Mitchell & Co., dwl SE cor Webster and Fell

Brown Henry, special policeman, dwl foot Oregon Brown Henry A., captain schooner Industry, dwl N s Precita Av nr Howard

Brown Henry C. ( Brown & Wilson), dwl 52 Second

Brown Henry J., expressman, cor Howard and Sixth, dwl 243 Clara

Brown Horace, foundryman, dwl Relay House

Brown Horatio, cook with Smith & Hranovelli Sun- ovicz, dwl 11 Pinckney Pl

Brown HI. R. Mrs., dwl Hanley House, 4412 Sixth

Brown Hugh, seaman, dwl 129 Folsom

Brown Hugo S., cook Horticultural Hall, dwl 42014 Sixth

Brown Hyman (of P. Brown & Bro., Marysville), manuf boys' clothing, 125 Sansom, dwl 17 Hyde

Brown Ireson C., contractor, dw1 730 Guerrero

Brown Isaac W. W. ( Brown & Brown), dwl 35 Oak Grove Av

Brown J., engineer stm Julia

Brown J., waiter, dwl 206 Fourth

Brown J. A., porter 316 Washington, dwl 1235 Union Brown James, baker Grand Hotel

Brown James, barkeeper with Julius Ludroff, SW cor Mission and Spear

Brown James, drayman, dwl 4 Hunt

Brown James, laborer, dwl 908 Vallejo

Brown James, mattressmaker with California Fur- niture Manufacturing Co., dwl 7 Verona Pl

Brown James (colored), physician, dwl 10 Scotland Brown James, printer, dwl 930 Clay

Brown James, salesman, dw1 803 Montgomery

Brown James, seaman, dwl 82 Steuart

Brown James, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart

Brown James, seaman stm Constantine, Clay St. Wharf

Brown James, teamster, dwl NW cor Bat and Green Brown James A., drayman 313 Front, dwl N s Pleas- ant nr Taylor

Brown James C., hairdresser, 1146 Folsom

Brown James E., coalpasser P. M. S. S. Colima

Brown James F., carpenter California Mills, dw1 628 California

Brown James H., carpenter and builder, 524 Third, dwl Minnesota nr Mariposa

Brown James P., lastmaker with W. H. Wing & Co., dwl 105 O'Farrell

Brown James P., lather, dwl 7 Stevenson

Brown James W., furniture, dw1 81 Fourth

Brown Jane (widow, colored), cook, dwl 1405 Stock- ton, rear

Brown Jared C., blacksmith, N s Twenty-fourth nr Potrero Av

Brown J. B., chief engineer stm Pelican Oregon S. S. Co.

Brown J. C., clerk with I. Friedlander, res Oakland Brown J. E. (colored), messenger Custom House Brown Jesse, engineer, dwl 519 Vallejo

Brown Jesse P., clerk with Isaac Baggs, dwl 636 Commercial

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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174 Jessie Brown Jesse R., driver with H. H. Edmund, dwl | Brown Michael, driver with D. E. Root & Co., dwl 31812 Hayes

Brown John, dwl 13 Baldwin Court

Brown John, barkeeper with Louis Eppinger, dwl 15 Monroe

Brown John, calker Shipcalkers' Assn, 713 Mission

Brown John, deckhand steamtug Rescue

Brown John, fireman, dw1 319 Vallejo

Brown John, foundryman, dwl 11 Freelon

Brown John, horseshoer, dwl 13 Natoma

Brown John, laborer, dwl 418 Drumm

Brown John, lab Pacific Rolling Mill, Potrero Point

Brown John, laborer with Hanscom & Co., dwl 8 Frederick

Brown John, liquor saloon, 827 Sacramento

Brown John, longshoreman, dwl SW cor Vallejo and Sansom

Brown John, millhand with Eisen Bros., dwl 16 Stev Brown John, nurse U. S. Marino Hospital

Brown John, quartermaster P. M. S. S. Arizona

Brown John 2d, salesman with George A. Meigs, dwl 53 Clementina

Brown John, seaman, dwl 48 Sacramento

Brown John, seaman stm Donald, Washington St. Wharf

Brown John, stevedore with Black Diamond Coal Co., dwl Sansom bet Broadway and Vallejo

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

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