The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 38

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Publication date: 1874
Publisher: San Francisco : Langley, Henry G.
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Burke John, salesman with Gleeson & Fell, dwI NE cor Bush and Stockton

Burke John, shoemaker, dwl 136 Minna

Burke John, tanner with Lynch & Lyons, dwl 520 Mission

Burke John, teamstor with R. D. Chandler, dwl NE cor Sansom and Vallejo

Burke John H., conductor Omnibus R. R., dw1 41912 Tehama

Burke John I., carpenter and builder, dwl 7 Yerba Buena, rear

Burke John K., varnisher with Jacob Strahle & Co., dwl 153 Nineteenth

Burke John P., machinist, dw1 228 Eighth

Burke Lucy K. Mrs., teachor Taylor St. Cosmopoli- tan School, dwl NE cor Jones and Filbert

Burke Maggio Miss, chambermaid American Ex- chango

Burke Martin, laborer with John McKew, dwl 12 Vincent

Burke Martin J. ( Madison, B. & Co., and Madison ‹ B.), dwl 714 Leavenworth

Burke Mary B. (widow), dwl 112 Silver

Burke Michael ( Gordon & B.), dw1 150 Clara

Burke Michael, deckhand stm Julia

Burke Michael, groceries and liquors, NW cor Ellis and Scott

Burke Michael, policeman Alme House, Mission, Ocean House Road

Burke Michael, teamster Golden Gate Park

Burke Michael, laborer, dwl 27 Minna

Burke Michael, laborer, dwl 405 Capp

Burke Michael, laborer New U. S. Appraiser's Build- ing

Burke Michael P., waiter with Malone & Wilson, dw1 611% Shipley

Burke Nancy (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 211 Fourth Burke Nathaniel, clerk with J. & P. N. Hanna, dwl 308 Davis

Burke Patrick, laborer with Simon Hoffmann, dwl S s Twenty-sixth bet Capp and Mission

Burke Patrick, teamster, dwl 220 Clara Burke Patrick H., laborer with Thomas Horabin, dwl NW cor Filbert and Larkin

Burke Stephen J., clerk with Max Greenberg, dwl 128 Clementina

Burke Terence, miner, dw1 326 Hayes

Burke Thomas, boilermaker, dwl 212 Broadway

Burke Thomas, contractor night work, dwl 2104 Powell

Burke Thomas, housopainter, 1065 Market, dwl SW cor Fillmore and Fell

Burke Thomas, machinist, dwl Golden Eagle Hotel

Burke Thomas, teamster, dw1 56012 Linden Av

Burke Thomas, teamster, dwl 2 McDermott Pl

Burke Thomas, stevedore P. M. S. S. Co.

BUKKE THOMAS H., attorney at law, office 41112 California, res Tubbs' Hotel, Oakland

Burke Walter J., printer with Matthias Gray, dwl cor Clay and Jones

Burke William, laborer, dwl 316 Beale

Burke William, laborer C. P. R. R. Depot, dwl 122 Shipley

Burke William, carpenter, dwl 15 Sixth

Burke William, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Shasta nr Illinois

Burke William, molder, dwl 911 Greenwich

Burke William A., musical - instrumentmaker, 523 Pine, rear, dwl SW cor Jones and Clay

Burke William A. Jr.,painter with John J. Cooney, dwl SW cor Clay and Jones

BURKE WILLIAM F., importer, manufacturer, and retail boots and shoes, NW cor Montgomery and Pine, dwl 1213 Clay

Burke William G., mailing clerk Evening Bulletin, dwl NW cor Filbert and Jones

Burke William J., carbuilder with Kimball Manu- facturing Co., dwl 22 Clara

Burke William J., policeman City Hall, dwl 517 Vallejo

Burkhardt Adolphus, cutler with Michael Price, dwl Oakland

Burkhardt Edward, cook, dwl 333 Bush

Burkhardt George, boot and shoe manufacturer, 540 Washington, dwl 412 Sixth

Burkhart Eliza (widow), dwl 1216 Pacific

Burkhead William, compositor, dwl 2112 Kearny

Burks Charles 1., carpenter and builder, E s Berry bet Fourth and Firth, dwl 909 Bryant

Burks Charles R., carpenter, dw1 900 Bryant

Burleigh Maurice, clerk, dwl 4 Hyde

Burley Robertson, shipcarpenter P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 12 Perry

Burling James W. ( Burling & Bro.), dwl 1218 Fol Burling Richard, clerk General Freight Office C. P. R. R., dwl Stanford House

BURLING WILLIAM, president S. F. Stock and Exchange Board (and Burling & Bro.), dwl 299 Hyde

BURLING & BROTHER (William and James W. Burling), stock brokers, office 323 California

Burlington (lowa) Railway, John S. Gray agent, office 211 Montgomery

Burme Jules, tinsmith with George H. Tay & Co., dwl 33 llinckley

Burmester llenry, carpenter, dwl S s Dorland bet Guerrero and Dolores

Burmester Henry W., clerk with Henry H. Haight Burmeister Alrich ( Burmeister & Mehrtens), dwl N W cor California and Leavenworth

Burmeister Amelia (widow), dwl 1115 Jackson Burmeister Francis H., carpenter, dw1 530 Valencia Burmeister Henry, restaurant, dwl 428 Green

Burmeister Henry, clerk, dwl 531 Greenwich

Burmeister Otto, carpenter, dwl 1115 Jackson

Burmeister P. Henry, steward Russian and Turkish Baths, dw1 528 Pacific

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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Burmeister & Mehrtens ( Alrich Burmeister and Au- gust Mehrtens), groceries and liquors, NW cor California and Leavenworth

Burn Francis, mariner, dwl 713 Vallejo

Burnap John, commission merchant, 425 Davis, dwl 420 Leavenworth

Burne John, laborer with Pacific Rolling Mill Co., dwl Potrero Point

Burne S. L., shademaker with George W. Cla:k

Burnell M. F., salesman with P. Douglas & Co., dwl 13 Park Av

Burnell Thomas, helper with W. S. Phelps & Co., dwl 22 Russ

Burnell W. A., teamster, dwl 13 Park Av

Burnes Joseph, cabman, Plaza, dwl Bourbin Pl

Burnes Maggie Mrs., shoefitter with Beers & Maynard, dwl 23 Stevenson

Burnes. See Burns and Byrnes

Burner Henry ( Burner & Co.), dwl Laskie bet Mar- ket and Mission

Burner & Co. ( Henry Burner and Louis D. Shull), sign and pictorial painters, 638 Sacramento Burnett Abraham, dwl 24 Geary

Burnett Alexander S. Jr., assistant exchange teller London and S. F. Bank, dwl 34 Oak Grove Av Burnett Alexander S. Gen., dw1 34 Oak Grove Av Burnett Alfred, dw1 974 Folsom

Burnett Amelia Miss, shoefitter with Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 633 Jessie

BURNETT G. G., apothecary and druggist, 327 Mont- gomery, dwl 2506 Sacramento nr Fillmore

Burnett James, engineer, dwl 35 Clarence Pl

Burnett Jane Miss, liquor saloon, 648 Pacific

Burnett Jeremiah, U. S. Navy, dwl 34 Oak Grove Av

Burnett John D. ( Pacific Commercial Co.), dw1 1129 Ellis

Burnett John M., attorney at law, office 623 Mont- gomery, dwl NW cor Polk and Jackson

Burnett Joseph, driver Market St. Railway, dwl NW cor Sixteenth and Mission

Burnett J. P., actor Opera House, dwl 921 Sac

BURNETT PETER H., president Pacitic Bank, of- fice 201 Sansom (and Pacific Commercial Co.), dwl 610 Jones

Burnett Thomas, laborer, dwl 633 Jessie

Burnett Thomas T., blacksmith, dw1 2214 Geary

BURNETT WELLINGTON C., city and county at- torney, office 13 City Hall third floor, dwl 600 Sutter

Burnham Emery J., conductor Central R. R., dwl 721 Brannan

Burnham G. M., salesman with George A. Meigs Burnham James W. (James W. Burnham & Co.),

dwl W s Dolores bet Twenty-second and Twenty- third

BURNHAM JAMES W. & CO. { John L. Eckley and Henry Eckley), importers carpets, uphol- stery goods, oileloths, and paperhangings, 618 Market and 17 Post

Burnham J. G., clerk with S. Farjeon & Co., dwl 1112 Hyde

Burnham Nelson, seaman stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co. Burnham Samuel S., carriagemaker with Milo P. Holmes, dw1 8 Howard Court

Burnham William F., upholsterer with Hardy & Fredericks, dw1 115 Sixth

Burnham William S., sailmaker with Charles E. Wendt, dw1 142% Fourth

Burnham Z. W., salesman with Sanderson & Horn, dw] Russ House

Burnley Samuel, dwl 200 Leidesdorff

Burns Alfred Delos, salesman with C. P. Van Schaack & Co., dwl 1621 Webstor

Burns Aaron M., marine surveyor, office 314 Califor- nia, res Oakland

Burns Andreas, drayman with I. Gutte, dw1 124 Olive Av

BURNS BARCLAY J., secretary Stetefeldt Furnace Co., office 41112 California, dwl 1206 Market

Burns Bartholomew, barkeeper, dw1 70 Jessie

Burns Bernard, stonecutter New City Hall, dw1 907 Bryant

Burns B. F., clerk U. S. Army Headquarters, 105 Stockton, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel

Burns Brian, waiter, dwl 62 First, rear

Burns Bryan, laborer, dwl NW cor Second Av and Sixteenth

Burns Catharine (widow), dwl 17 Garden

Burns Clara Miss, cloakmaker with Fratinger & Noll

Burns Cornelius, laborer, dwl S s Boyce nr Point Lobos Av

Burns Daniel, lashmaker with Main & Winchester, dwl 281 Stevenson

Burns Dennis, stock broker, dw1 639 Mission

Burns Edward, dwl 31 Stevenson

Burns Edward, coachman with Charles Land, 553 Harrison

Burns Edward, express wagon, dwl 618 Capp nr Twenty-second

Burns Edward, job wagon, dwl Haight nr Devisa- dero

Burns Edward, laborer, dwl 3 Lafayette

Burns Ellen Mrs., dwl 1910 Polk

Burns Eugene, express wagon, NW cor Jackson and Dupont, dwl 25 Stone

Burns Francis J., engineer stm Moses Taylor, dw1 10 Bryant Av

Burns Frank A., with Charles E. Earle, dwl 1621 Webster

Burns Galty A., receiving clerk with George H. Tay & Co., dwl 1621 Webster

Burns George O., clerk, dw1 427 Fourth

Burns G. S., cook Alms House, Mission Ocean House Road

Burns Henry, carpenter, dw1 240 Green

Burns Henry, boots and shoes, 210 Third, dwl 905 Market

Burns Henry, cartman City R. R. Co.

Burns Henry J., deputy sheriff, dwl N s Dorland bet Sanchez and Church

Burns Hugh, laborer, dw1 909 Geary

Burns Isidore, shipsmith, 20 Steuart, dw1 905 Market

Burns James, carpenter, dw1 1910 Folk

Burns James, eyeletter with S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl 25 Harrison Av

Burns James, laborer North's Ways, dwl NW cor Sierra and Louisiana

Burns James, plumber with Eugene N. Fritz, 765 Market

Burns James, seaman, dwl 103 Sacramento

Burns James A. ( Burns & Co.), dwl 318 Pine

Burns John ( Burns &f Lee), dwl Mechanics' House

Burns John, baker, dwl Es Lysett Pl

Burns John, bartender, dwl 530 Mission

Burns John, boatbuilder with Martin Vice, dw] 9 Sherwood Pl

Burns John, butcher with Dunphy & Co., dwl Eighth Av nr L, South S. F.

Burns John, cardriver Clay St. Hill R. R., dw1 440 Hayes

Burns John, carpenter, dw1 323 Clementina

Burns John, chief engineer stin Coquille, Jackson St. Wharf

Burns John, clerk with Henry Roskamp, dwl NE cor Hayes and Octavia

Burns John, fruitdealer, dwl SE cor Mis and Steuart Burns John, laborer Golden Gate Park

Burns John, Inbor. r with F. D. Conro & Son, 717 Bat Burns John, plumber, dwl 17 Garden

Burns John, poultrydealer, dwl S s Foarteenth nr Guerrero

Burns John, quartermaster P. M. S. S. Co., dw1 256 Brannan

Burns John C., carpenter, dwl 817 Post, rear

Burns John H., policeman City Hall, dwl cor Rail- road Av and Thirty-fourth Av, South S. F.

Burns Josoph, artesian wellborer, dw1 530 Bush Burns Joseph, hackman, Plaza

Burns Joseph, student Hrald's Business College

Burns Joseph, teamster, dwl 1007 Battery, rear

Burns Joseph A., carpenter, dwl Thirteenth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.

Burns Martin, laborer, dwl W s White bot Groen and Vallejo

Burns Mary A. Miss, real-estate dealer, dwl 912 Na- toma

Burns Mary F. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 1910 Polk Burns Michael, express wagon, dwl 530 Mission

Burns Michael, hostler Omnibus R. R., dwl 321 Third, rear

Burns Michael, laborer, dwl N s Market bet Polk and Larkin

Burns Michael, porter Grand Hotel, dwl 38 Tehama Burns Morris, titter with Simon Wolff, dwl Harrison Av

Burns Myra (widow), midwife, dwl 308 Minna

Burns Nicholas, foundryman, dwl 65 Jessie

Burns Owen, driver with Joseph Macdonough, dwl 21 Fulton

PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1874-6, will be published September, 1874.

ÆTNA INS. CO. OF HARTFORD, has a paid-up Capital of $3,000,000, and Cash Assets of over $6,000,000. GEO. C. BOARDMAN, Manager.

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

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Burns Patrick, blacksmith, dwl N & Fifteenth Av nr R, South S. F.

Burns Patrick, groceries and liquors, SE cor Oak and Laguna

Burns Patrick, head steward Grand Hotel, dwl Tenth bet Folsom and Harrison

Burns Patrick, janitor Geary St. Cosmopolitan School

Burns Patrick, laborer, dwl 12 Freelon

Burns Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park

Burns Patrick, Jaborer with William HI. Norton

Burns Patrick, laborer, dwl California Av nr Park Av, Bernal Heights

Burns Patrick, stevedore with Menzies, Lowry & Bingham

Burns Patrick, teamster with Black Diamond Coal Co., dwl cor Beale and Mission

Burns Patrick, teamster with T. HI. Selby & Co., dwl 903 Battery

Burns Patrick H., blacksmith 670 Mission, dwIN s Fifteenth Av nr R, South S. F.

Burns Peter, foreman Market St. Railway Stable, dwl 412 Hayes

Burns Peter, hostler Market St. Railway, dwl N s Quinn bet Valencia and Guerrero

Burns Peter, laborer, dwl 1007 Battery, rear

Burns Peter, soapmaker, dwl W s Alabama bot Twenty-second and Twenty-third

Burns Peter, stonecutter, dw1 907 Bryant

Burns P. T., carpenter, dwl S s Cortland nr Islais Creek. Bernal Heights

Burns Richard, boilermaker, dwl 1 Thompson Av

Burns Richard, lumberman, dw1 30 Clara

Burns Robert, clerk What Cheer llouse, dwl cor Mission and Montgomery

Burns Rosa, dressmaker with Mrs. B. Weller, dwl 50 Natoma

Burns Stephen, morocco dresser, dwl W s Gunnison nr Twenty-seventh, Bernal lleights

Burns T. H., dwl 430 Shotwell

Burns Thomas, driver Sutter St. R. R., dwl 9 Austin Burns Thomas, expressman Broadway Wharf, dwl NW cor Linden Av and Franklin

Burns Thomas, teamster, dwl 17 Garden

Burns Thomas P., bookkeeper with A. S. Hallidie, dwl Es Tenth nr Folsom

Burns Thomas W. ( Kelly & B.), dwl 320 Fifth

Burns Timothy, waiter Grand Hotel

Burns William, laborer, dwl 510 Broadway

Burns William, seaman, dwl 28 Main

Burns William U., dwl 1621 Webster

Burns W. W. Maj., Subsistence Department Military Division Pactie, office 195 Stock, dwl Lick House Burns & Co. (James A. Burns), wines and liquors, 431 Pine

Burns & Loe (John Burns and William Lee), pro- prietors Mechanics' House, 8 and 10 Berry

Burns. See Barnes and Byrnes

Burnsid e Charles H. (colored), liquor saloon, 539 Valencia

Buro Joseph, peddler, dwl 1135 Folsom

Buron Arline Mrs., French laundry, 1004 Jackson Buron Victor, lanndryman, dwl 1001 Jackson

Burr Alfred, clerk, dwl 40; Bryant

Burr Alfred, designer and engraver on wood, 518 Sacramento, dw1 519 Sacramento

Burr Amos, conductor Market St. Depot S. P. R. R., dwl 521 Geary

Burn Benjamin J. ( Burr & Fink), dwl 413 Kearny Burr C. A., insurance agent, dwl 225 Ellis

Burr Carrie Mmo, clairvoyant, 417 Bush

BURR C. C. & CO. ( Mary Hudson), (successor to HI. C. Hudson & Co.), manufacturers mustard, spices, etc., factory foot Stockton, office SE cor Front and Pine

Burr C. II. & Co. (G. W. Burr), agents Champion Brace, 102; Market

Burr Charles II. (C. H. Burr & Co.), dw1 1208 Eddy Burr Clarence C. (C. (. Burr & Co.), dwl NE cor Filbert and Van Ness Av

Burr E. C., chemist, dwl SE cor Filbert and Van Ness Av

Burr Edson, canvasser with J. B. Ford & Co., dwl 740 Market

Burr Eli B., bookkeeper Savings and Loan Society, dwlSs Twenty-first bet Folsom and Shotwell

BURR E. WILLARD, president Savings and Loan Society, office u19 Clay, dwl SE cor Van Ness Av and Filbert

Burr Frank, conductor Potrero and Bay View R. R., dwl Kentucky nr Sierra

Burr George, lampligher with S. F. Gas Light Co., dw1 918 Montgomery

Burr George, hoseman Hose No. 1, S. F. F. D., 112 Jackson

Burr George W., molder with Hinckley & Co., dwl 22 Park Av

Burr G. W. (C. H. Burr & Co.), res Wisconsin

Burr Henry, patternmaker, dw1 558 Howard

Burr James C., porter with Lowry & Wightman, dwl 1108 Montgomery

Burr John T., shoemaker, S s Bay bet Kearny and Dupont

Burr Levi, liquor saloon, Ss Bay bet Kearny and Dupont

Burr Neil, molder, dw1 54 First

Burr Peter, seaman, dw1 32 Stouart

Burr Platte, ticket agent Market St. Depot S. P. R. R., dw1 134 Rose Av

Burr Richard, shipjoiner, dwl 270 First

Burr Wachermann, foreman with John Mahlstedt, dwl S s Pacific cor Virginia

BURR & FINK ( Benjamin J. Burr and James L. Fink), merchant tailors and gents' furnishing goods, 3 Montgomery

Burrell -, expressman Oakland Ferry Wharf

Burrell Charles, physician, office and dwl 1322 Miss Burrell Edward, weight clerk Coiner's Department U. S. Mint, dwl 1322 Mission

Burrell E. H., stairbuilder with Sanborn & Byrnes dwl 1322 Mission

Burrell John, shipmaster, dwl Berry bet Third and Fourth

Durrell Ludo, dwl 16 Rincon Pl

Burrell Patrick, baggagemaster S. P. R. R.

Burrell. See Birrell

Burrigan Ellen Miss, real estate, dw[ 1520 Powell

Burrill J. S., surgeon P. M. S. S. Colorado

Burrington Albert C., conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl 118 Austin

Burris Butler, bookkeeper Occidental Warehouse, dwl 418 Brannan

Burris Caroline (widow, colored), dwl 16 Freelon

Burris Charles A., laundryman, dwl SW cor Seven- teenth and Dolores

Burris James R. (colored), cook with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 30 Freelon

Burris William Mrs., janitor Colored School, dwl 16 Freelon

Burroughs William, dwl 417 Post

Burroughs William, crockery dealer, dwl 62812 Jessie Burrows Edward, clerk, dwl 314 Bush

Burrows Frank D., salesman with William J. Heney & Co., dwl 14 Russ

Burrows George Rev., dwl 903 Market

Burrows Robert D., livery stable, 412 Drumm

Burscough Henry, clerk, dw1 457 Bryant

Burson James M. ( Bromley & Co.), dwl 510 O'Farrell Burt Charles, blacksmith Risdon Iron and Locomo- tive Works, dwl 219 Main, rear

Burt Charles, coachman with Bouton & Son

Burt Felix, milker with Emanuel Steiner, Hunter's Point, South S. F.

Burt Frederick L., carriagemaker with Kimball Man- ufacturing Co., dw1 822 Folsom

Burt J. Gus., merchandise broker, office 405 Front, dw1 802 Jones

Burt Margaret E., manufacturer clothing, dwl 1246 Mission

Burt Phillip, dwl W s Folsom bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second

Burt Silas S., annealer Coiner's Department U. S. Mint, dwI SE cor Dupont and Lombard

Burt William J., housemover, 1128 Mission Burt. See Bert and Burtt

Burton Augustus, clerk with Lewis Brothers, dw1 8 Tyler

BURTON CHARLES H., merchant, office 405 Front, dwl 1024 Washington

Burton Henry H., clerk Freight Depot C. P. R. R., dwl Grand Hotel

Burton James, laborer with Edward Fanning, dwl 320 Chestnut

Burton John, foreman Pattern Shop Miner's Foun- dry, dw1 513 Howard

Burton John A., ranchman, dwl 34 Clarence Pl

Burton I. A. (widow), dw1 946 Howard

Burton M. A. Mrs., dwl Grand Hotel

Burton Sophie (widow), dwl 8 Tyler

Burton W. A., steward stm Monterey, Washington St. Wharf

EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Bookbinders and Job Printers, corner of Leidesdorff and Clay Streets.

ATLAS INS. CO. OF HARTFORD; Assets $3?'

100; Farnsworth & Clark, Agents.

C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny Street, Paper and Envelopes.

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Burton William, carpenter with William Howes, dwl | Bushnell W. H., bookbinder, dwl 333 Bush

1007 Howard

Burton William H., awning manufacturer, 159 New Montgomery

Burton William E., steward, dwl 316 Fourth

BURTSELL JOHN M., stock broker, 106 Leidesdorff, dwl 22 Haight

Burtt George, cook stm Amelia

Burwell Lelia W. Miss, teacher Powell St. Primary School, dwl 1109 Stockton

Burwell Louis, physician, dwl 225 Bush

Bury Apollo N., shoemaker, dwl 4 Virginia Pl

Bury C. H., with Asa L. Waugaman, dwl 766 Bry- ant

Bury James, driver Lenhart & Brady, Lick House Bury John, shrimp peddler, dw1 621 Vallejo

Bury John T., clerk with Dean R. Avery, dwl 2 Scot- land

Bury Thomas, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., res San -Rafael, Cal

Busby Joseph, landscape gardener, dwl 67 Clem Buscelle James R., bookkeeper with John W. Shaef- fer, dw1 549 Stevenson

Busch Edward, filecutter California File M. Co., dwl Minnesota nr Solano

Busch Gustave, bookkeeper with Ruling & Co., dwl 322 Sutter

Busch H., dwl 438 Union, rear

Busch John, market, S s Berry nr Third

BUSCHMAN N. JOHN, groceries and liquors, dwl 269 Third

Bush Adam, cook Montgomery House, dw1 528 Pac Bush Alonzo, driver Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 82 Ste- venson Building

Bush Annie Miss, shoefitter with Einstein Bros & Co., dwl 211 Eddy

Bush Charles J., woodcarver with H. Grantz, dwl E s Potrero Av bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Bush Charles P., clerk, dw1 523 Post

Bush Cordelia (widow), dwl 618 Hayes

Bush C. W., paperhanger, dwl 13 Harlan Pl

Bush David ( Bush & Milne), dwl S s Sutter bet Scott and Devisadero

Bush Emma Miss, teacher music, dwl 1515 California Bush Frederick, teamster, dwl 618 Hayes

Bush Henry, butcher with Christopher Dunker, NE cor Fremont and Folsom

Bush Hern, cook What Cheer House, 525 Sacramento Bush Hiram F., clerk with Johnston, Nickerson & Veasey, dwl Branch House

Bush Hyman P., bookkeeper with Louis Kaplan, dwl 114 Mason

Bush James, stevedore with Menzies, Lowry & Bing- ham

Bush John, baker with Schroth & Westerfeld, dwl 228 Kearny

Bush John, boilermaker Pacific Iron Works, dwl 1234 Vallejo

Bush John, machinist, dwl 1904 Mason

Bush J. P., surgeon P. M. S. S. China

Bush Louis ( Bush & Wilbirt), dwl 47 Clomentina Bush Nathan, manufacturer and importer furniture and bedding, 749 and 951 Market, dwl 277 Stev Bush Peter, baker and confectioner, 1050 Howard

Bush Peter, carpenter, dw1 533 Commercial

Bash Philip G., waiter, dwl Lafayette Hotel

Bush R. J. ( R. J. Bush & Co.), dwl 311 Pine

Bush R. J. & Co. (Edward Bosqui), importers of bronzes, studio 311 Pine

BUSH & MILNE ( David Bush and George Milne), plumbers, gasfitters, and importers gas fixtures, 29 New Montgomery, Grand Hotel

Bush & Wilbirt ( Louis Bush and John L. Wilbirt), dentists, office 8 Kearny

Bushant Antonia, helper with McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl 1110 Stockton

Busk Everila Mrs., seamstress, dwl 1067 Market

Bushman John, laborer with C. F. Schmidt, dwl cor Tennessee and Butto

Bushman William, patternmaker Pacific Iron Works, dwl 279 Clementina

Bushnell - Mrs., dwl 12 Ellis

Bushnell Adrian D., foreman with Hanson & Moore, 12 Pine

Bushnell Amasa, L. H. keeper Alcatraz Island Bushnell F. H., dwl Coso House

Bushnell Frank N., fireman S. P. R. R., dwl W s Juniper nr Harrison

Bushnell Jay, plumber with James Maguire, 1128 Market, dwl 1130 Market

Bushnell William E., captain stm El Capitan, Oak- land Ferry, dwl 11 Kearny

Bushnell William P., carpenter, dwl 333 Bush

Bushway Ellen (widow), dwl 9 Pinckney

Buss Henry, cook, dwl 521 Pacific

Buss Jacob, driver Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 107 Tehama

Buss Philip ( Riesterer & B.), dwl 1419 Dupont

Bussey William C., Jocksmith, 237 Sutter, dwl Inter- national Hotel

Bussinger E. Miss, saleswoman, dwl 211 Ellis

Bussinger Frederick, brassmolder with George H. Tay & Co., dwl 211 Ellis

Bustamante Lupi Miss, tailoress, dwl 723 Vallejo Bustamante Maria (widow), dw1 723 Vallejo

Bustamente Rosa (widow), dwl 513 Union, rear

Busteed Thomas, dwl E s Mission bet 'Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth

Buster Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 127-131 Mont

Bustillos Jesus M. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 532 Green Bustillos Josepha Miss, dressmaker, dw1 532 Green Bustillos Rafael, marblecutter with Leon R. Myers & Co., dwl 134 Clara

BUSWELL ALEXANDER, bookbinder, paperrul- er, and blankbook manufacturer, 418 and 420 Clay, dwl 1005 Union

Buswell William F., foreman Pattern Shop Pacific Iron Works, dwl 503 Folsom

Butch Herman, seaman, dwl 508 Davis

Butcher Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart

Butcher Harry, butcher with M. Brandenstein & Co.

Butcher James L., butcher with William O'Brien, dwl cor Seventh Av and N, South S. F.

Butcher John H., butcher, dwl Sixth Av nr L, South S. F.

BUTENOP HENRY, groceries and liquors, 625 Pa- cific, dw1 600 Filbert

Butenop Henry C., clerk with Henry Butenop, dwl 606 Filbert

Butenshon Joseph ( Butenshon & Voss), dwl SW cor Mason and Chestnut

Butenshon & Voss (Joseph Butenshon and Ferdi- nand Voss), restaurant, SWcor Mason and Chest- nut

Buthe Christian, groceries and liquors, 812 Jackson Buther Frank, maltster South Park Malthouse, N s Brannan bet Fifth and Sixth

Butler -, dwl 127 Montgomery

Butler Mrs. (widow), dwl 31 Second

Butler A. Mrs., furnished rooms, dwl 1014 Stockton Butler Alfred, lumber dealer, Oregon, dwl 40 Mary Butler Benjamin, dw1 411 Sansom

Butler Charles, carpenter, dwl N s Sixteenth bet Guerrero and Dolores

Butler Charles (colored), porter, dwl 18 Stone

Butler Charles A., retoucher with Carleton E. Wat- kins, dwl 17 Tehama

Butler Charles C., real estate, dwl NE cor Sutter and Steiner

Butler Charles Fenton (colored), porter with G. D. Morse, dwl 18 Stone

Butler Charles H., captain stm Eastport, dwl 139 South Park Av

Butler C. W. Mrs., dw1 224 Fourth

Butler Edward, blacksmith, dwl 568 Mission

Butler Edward, hoseman Engine No. 5, S. F. F. D., 1219 Stockton

Butler Edward R., draftsman New City Hall dwl 17 Tehama

Butler E. Thomas, salesman with H. Crawford & Co., dwl 25 Natoma

Butler Fred S., clerk London and S. F. Bank, dwl 17 Tehama

Butler George E., bookkeeper with Union Insurance Co., dwl 1011 Clay

Butler George R., clerk Through Ticket Office C. P. R. R., dw1 2612 Kearny

Butler Henry, cook, dwl 277 Minna

Butler Henry C., carpenter, dwl 1122 Tyler

Butler Henry M., shipcaptain, dwl 115 Austin

Butler Henry W., clerk S. F. Post-office, dwl 1024 Montgomery

Butler Jacob H., carpenter Mission Woolen Mills, dwl 2000 Folsom

Butler James, coachman with Daniel Callaghan, dwl W s Howard bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth

Butler James, laborer P. M. S. S. Co.'s dock, dw1 541 First

PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY circulates throughout the Pacific Coast.

ATNA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, lost over $3,000,000 in the CHICAGO FIRE, and paid in full, Dollar for Dollar.

L. W. KENNEDY, General Insurance Agent, Fire, Marine, and Life, 411 California St.

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Butler James, president United Workingmen's Co- operative Boot and Shoe Factory, 422 Sacramen- to, dw1 502 Stevenson

Butler James T., dwl 25 Natoma

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The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 38

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