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CALIFORNIA HOUSE, G. Bernis proprietor, 626 California
CALIFORNIA IMMIGRANT UNION, William H. Martin general agent, Felix J. Hoin secre- tary, office 534 California
CALIFORNIA INSURANCE CO. (fire and marine), Caspar T. Hopkins president, Zenas Crowell sec- retary, office 318 California
CALIFORNIA ITALIAN PASTE COMPANY (John Prusso and Cæsar R. Splivalo), manufact- urers Italian pastes, maccaroni, vermicelli, fari- na, etc., 704 and 706 Sansom
CALIFORNIA JEWELRY CO. (Levison Bros., John T. Bonestell and Joseph Wolf), manu- facturers and importers jewelry and watches, 134 Sutter
CALIFORNIA JOURNAL AND SONNTAG'S GAST (weekly), Wentzel, Huefner, Golly & Co. publishers, office 604 Washington
California Jute Manufacturing Co., Moise Cerf presi- dent, Ph. Sussmann secretary, office 21 and 23 Battery
CALIFORNIA LABOR EXCHANGE, 637 Clay and 630 Commercial
California Last Factory, W. H. Wing & Co. proprie- tors, SE cor Mission and Beale
CALIFORNIA MACHINE WORKS, William H. Birch and John Argall proprietors, 119 Beale
CALIFORNIA MAIL-BAG (monthly), Frederick Marriott editor and proprietor, office 605-613 Merchant
CALIFORNIA MARKET, Thomas Brown superin- tendent, S s Cal to Pine bet Mont and Kear
CALIFORNIA MILLS ( Adams, Blinn & Co. and Charles J. Prescott, Josiah D. Taney, and James Taney proprietors), NW cor Howard and Spear California Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), David T. Bagley secretary, office 401 California
CALIFORNIA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., John Crockett secretary, office 317 Cal
California Nursery, Charles Pouyallet proprietor, cor Harrison and Twentieth
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CALIFORNIA OLYMPIC CLUB (now Olympic Club), cor New Montgomery and Howard
CALIFORNIA PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, E. H. Miller Ir. secretary, office cor Townsend and Fourth, steamer and freight depot Broad- way Wharf, steamer office NE cor Front and Broadway
California Paving Co., works N s Berry bet Fourth and Fifth, office 600 Montgomery room 16
California Pharmaceutical Society and Board of Pharmacy, rooms 728 Montgomery
CALIFORNIA PIONEERS (Society of), rooms 808 Montgomery
CALIFORNIA PLACARD (daily), Frederick Mar- riott publisher and proprietor, office 607 Merch
CALIFORNIA PLACARD EXCHANGE and In- formation Bureau of the Pacific Coast, Frederick Marriott manager, 605-613 Merchant
CALIFORNIA POWDER WORKS CO., John F. Lohse secretary, office 314 California
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY contains Addresses of over 50,000 Merchants.
ATNA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, has been established over 52 years, and has paid over $32,000,000 Losses.
KENNEDY'S INSURANCE AGENCY, Fire, Marine, and Life, represents $12,000,000.
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CALIFORNIA PRISON COMMISSION, James Woodworth secretary, Robert Beeching general agent, office 302 Montgomery
CALIFORNIA QUARTZ CRUSHING CO. (crush- ing and sampling ores), Andrew Craig president, James W. Whitlatch superintendent. and John L. Murphy secretary and treasurer, office 413 and 415 Mission
California Rectifying Co., office 319 Clay and 320 Com CALIFORNIA RUSTIC SHADE FACTORY, S : Perry bet Fourth and Fifth, office with Kimball Manufacturing Co.
CALIFORNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY, David Farquharson president, D. B. Chisholm secretary, office 512 California
CALIFORNIA SCANDINAV (weekly), Hugo Nis- beth editor, office 326 Sansom
California Shoe Factory, Calisher & Jacobs, proprie- tors, 513 Market
CALIFORNIA SILK MANUFACTURING CO., W. S. Brown & Co. agents, office and salesroom 539 Market
California Soap Co. ( Miers F. Truett), W s Sansom nr Greenwich, office 520 Front
CALIFORNIA STAATS ZEITUNG (German week- ly), Frederick Hess & Co. proprietors, office 524 California
California State Woman's Hospital, NW cor Twelfth and Howard
California Stock and Poultry Association, Thomas E. Finley manager, office 113 Leidesdorff
CALIFORNIA STOCK EXCHANGE BOARD, T. J. L. Smiley president, W. W. Lawton secretary, rooms 423 Caili ornia, rear
CALIFORNIA SUGAR REFINERY, SW cor Eighth and Brannan, Eggers & Co. agents, 210 California
CALIFORNIA TATTERSALL'S, commission sale stables, Brush & Mayhew proprietors, NE cor Sansom and Halleck
CALIFORNIA THEATER, John McCullough pro- prietor and manager, N's Bush bet Kearny and Dupont
California Theater Boat Club, boathouse Long Bridge foot of Fourth
CALIFORNIA THEATER BUILDING, N & Bush bet Kearny and Dupont
California Tobacco Co., office 228 Front
CALIFORNIA TOOL WORKS, John Weichart pro- prietor. 143 and 115 Beale
CALIFORNIA TRUST CO. (now National Gold Bank and Trust Co.), Henry L. Davis president, 421 California
California Type Foundry, 511 Sansom
California Water Co., office room 8, 315 California
California White Pine Mining Co. (Nevada), B. B. Minor secretary, office 4111/ California
California Wine Cooperage Co. ( M. Fulda & Sons), SW cor Drumm and Commercial
CALIFORNIA WIRE WORKS, J. M. Eckfeldt & Co. proprietors, 412 Clay
Calish John, hairdresser with Marcus S. Pechner, dwl 1411 Sacramento
Calish Raphael S., express wagon, SE cor Broadway and Dupont, dwl 1411 Sacramento
Calisher Julius ( Calisher & Jacobs), dwl 215 Sev- enth
Calisher M. ( Mark I. Jacobs & Co.), res Anaheim, Cal.
Calisher & Jacobs (Julius Calisher and G. Jacobs), California Shoo Factory, 513 Market
CALL MORNING (daily), S. F. Call Company pub- lishers and proprietors, office 525 Montgomery, editorial rooms 517 Clay
Call Patrick, teamster with Arthur M. Ebbets, dwl 1001 Battery
Call William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Call William W., milkranch, W s San Bruno Road nr Twenty-ninth
Callabotta Silvetto, chop house, 331 East
Callaghan Ann (widow), dwl 107 Lafayette
Callaghan Bridget. M. (widow), dwl 114 Hayes, rear Callaghan Cal, laborer, dw1 1023 Clay
Callaghan Cal, laborer, dwi S s Jackson bet Devisa- dero and Broderick
Callaghan Charles, laborer, dw1 513 Mission
Callaghan Charles, livery and boarding stables, NE cor Turk and Larkin, dwl 608 Ellis
Callaghan Cornelius, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl Illinois nr Twentieth
Callaghan Daniel, laborer Laborers' Protective Be- nevolent Association, 818 Howard
CALLAGHAN DANIEL, manufacturer Donnolly & Co.'s Yeast Powder, 121 Front, dwl SW cor How- ard and Fourteenth
Callaghan Daniel T., student, dwl Hanly House 417% Sixth
Callaghan David, wood and coal, 158 Minna
Callaghan Felix, miner, dw1 207 Clara
Callaghan Hamilton, bootmaker, dwl S s Sutter bet Baker and Lyon
Callaghan James, special policeman, dwl 708 Fol- som
Callaghan James, foreman North Point Warehouse, dwl N s Filbert bet Montgomery and Sansom
Callaghan Jeremiah, real estate, office 121 Front, dwl 324 Turk
Callaghan Jeremiah, real estate, dw1 411/2 Sixth
Callaghan John, carpenter, dwl NE cor Hayes and Polk
Callaghan John, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., dw1 7 Bernard
Callaghan John, laborer, dw1 708 Tehama
CALLAGHAN JOHN D., physician, office and dwl 852 Folsom
Callaghan M., laborer Laborers' Protective Benevo- Jent Association, 818 Howard
Callaghan Mary, cook 728 California
Callaghan Owen, bakery, cor Thirtieth and Mission
Callaghan Patrick, clerk City and County Hospital Callaghan Patrick, laborer, dwl 710 Tehama
Callaghan Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park
Callaghan Patrick J., fruits, dwl N & Sixteenth nr Valencia
Callaghan Patrick J., mariner, dwl NW cor Mission and Laskie
Callaghan Peter, printer Morning Call, dw1 30 Te- hama
Callaghan Sherwood, clerk, dwl 441/2 Sixth
Callaghan's Building, W s Dupont nr Clay
Callahan Bernard, chief engineer S.F. and Pac. Sugar Co., dwl 16 Russ
Callahan C., stevedore with Whitney & Freese
Callahan Cal, laborer, dwl S s Jackson bet Devis- adero and Broderick
Callahan Cornelius, bootmaker with S. W. Rosen- stock & Co., 732 Natoma
Callahan Cornelius, butcher S. F. Packing and Pro- vision Co., dwl (18) 20 Bernard
Callahan Cornelius, laborer S. F. P. Woolen Factory, dwl Es White bet Green and Vallejo
Callahan Daniel, laborer, dw1 707 Front
Callahan Daniel, laborer, dw1 915 Market
Callahan Daniel, laborer with James McDevitt, W s Sansom bet Broadway and Vallejo
Callahan David, shoemaker, dw1 128 Fifth
Callahan Dennis, laborer Mission Woolen Mills, dwl 256 Jessie
Callahan Dennis, morocco shaver with Morocco Man- ufacturing Co., dwl Es Gilbert nr Townsend
Callahan Frank W., cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Co., dw1 731 Clementina
Callahan James, gasfitter with Thomas Day, dwl NE cor Sixth and Brannan
Callahan James, laborer, dwI Es Folsom bet Twenty- seventh and Twenty-eighth, Bernal Heights
Callahan James, tanner, dwl W s San Bruno Road bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Callahan John, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 5 Howard Court
Callahan John, contractor, dwl SE cor Eighteenth and Capp
Callahan John, driver with Lenhart & Brady, dwl 655 Mission
Callahan John, laundryman Cosmopolitan Hotel Callahan John, morocco dresser with CorneliusO'Don- nell, dwl SE cor Sixth and Brannan
Callahan John J., Skating Rink Woodward's Gar- dons
Callahan John L., carpenter, dwl 363 Natoma
Callahan M., conductor Omnibus R. R.
Callahan Mary, dressmaker, dwl 763 Mission
Callahan Mary (widow), liquor saloon, NE cor Sixth and Brannan
Callahan Matthias B., merchant (Salt Lake), dw1431 Sixth
Callahan M. E. Miss, teacher Model School
Callahan Michael, laboror, dwl 657 Howard
Callahan Patrick, expressman NE cor Front and Market, dwl E s Chattanooga nr Twenty-second
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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Callahan Patrick, hackdriver with Bouton & Son, dwl 824 Washington
Callahan Patrick, shoemaker with Joseph Lucier, dwl 727 Minna
Callahan Poter, laborer, dwl 213 Tehama, rear Callahan Richard, shoemaker, dwl E' s Columbia bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Callahan Thomas, laborer, dwl 213 Tehama, rear Callahan Timothy, cabinetmaker, dwl y Minna
Callahan Timothy, carpenter, dwl 116 Shipley, rear
Callahan Timothy, laborer, dwl N s Pacitic Av bet Octavia and Gough
Callahan William, engineer stm Donald, Washington St. Wharf
Callahan William, stableman with Alfred W. Gates, dwl 2 Jasper Pl
Callahan William Jr., bootmaker with S. W. Rosen- stock & Co., dwl 2 Jasper Pl
Callahan Winfield, bookkeeper, dw1 431 Sixth Callan Joseph, waiter 615 Commercial
Callan Michael, farmer, Ocean Beach Road nr Ocean View House
Callan Kose (widow), janitress Spring Valley School, dwi 1316 Broadway, rear
Callan Thomas, liquor saloon, SE cor Merchant and Montgomery, dwl 6 Turk
Callan Timothy, teamster Bay View Distillery, South S. F.
Callanen Timothy, cabinetmaker with California Furniture Manufacturing Co., dwl y Minna
Callandreau Julio, physician, office and dwl 1234 Stockton
Callao & Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 403 Jack Callely Ann Mrs., dwi 642 Howard, rear
Callender F. P., clerk with J. W. Nye, NW cor Hyde and Turk
Callender Henry A., manufacturingjeweler and deal- er watches, jewelry, etc., 62 Sec, dwl 1232 Miss
Callender John T. (colored), boarding and lodging, 5 Broadway
Callender Peter, hostler with John F. Willson, 126 Ellis
Calles Andrew, cook New York Bakery
Calles José, saddler, 315 Battory, dwl 319 Union
Calley Patrick, seaman, dw1 138 Folsom
Calligan John, teamster, dw1 310 Austin
Callinan John, hairdresser, dwl 1413 Mason
Callinan William, dw1 224 Fourth
Callingham William J., city agent Phoenix Home
and North British and Mercantile Insurance cos., office 205 Sansom, dwl 1252 California
Callsen Charles, fireman tug Wizard, dwl 115 East Callsen Peter, carpenter, dwl 1435 l'acitic
Callundan Christian F., local policeman, dw1 112 Tay- lor
Calmes Christian B., collector with Charles F. Crad- dock, 607 Montgomery
Calnan Daniel, laborer with Thomas Reid, dwl 10 Boardman Pl
Calnan Edward, waiter St. Mary's College
Calnan John J., harnessmaker, 271 First
Calnan Margaret Miss, cook Pacitic Hebrew Orphan Asylum, 1517 Mason
Calnan Michael, waiter with John Kohlmoos, dw1 71 Clementina
Calnon Patrick, dw1 143 Natoma
Calsing Martin, machinist with Hanscom & Co., dwl 51» Stevenson
Calson E., seaman stm Salinas, Washington St. Wharf Calvack Henry, carriagetrimmer, dwl 301 Clementina Calvary John, saloon, dwl 415 Broadway
Calverley Kobert (Calverley & Moscrop), dwl 929 Howard
Calverley Thomas, printer with Bradley & Rulofson, dwi 929 Howard
Calverley & Moscrop ( Robert Calverley and Joseph Moscrop/, groceries, 1002 Market
Calvert Henry W., dentist, ottice and dwl 200 Geary Calvert John ( Painter & C.), dwl 710 California Calvert John, builder, dw1 700 Sutter
Calvert John T., bricklayer, dwl 1131 Clay
Calvert William, dentist, office and dwl 209 Geary
Calvert William B .. clerk with Castle Bros., dwl 209 Geary
Cam lling (Chinese), tailor, 903 Clay
Camacho Gregorio, laborer, dw1 512 Front
Camanata Antone, gardoner, NW cor Buchanan and Eddy
Camanata Lawrence, gardener, NW cor Buchanan and Eddy
Camano George, fisherman, Clay St. Wharf Camas José, fisherman, Clay St. Wharf
Camberlous Alexander, wines and liquors, 1806 Pow Cambers Martha Mrs., furnished rooms, 31 Second Cambers Thomas, bootmaker with S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl 31 Second
CAMBRIAN HOUSE, Jenkins & Jones proprietors, SW cor Montgomery and Broadway
Cambrin Charles, seaman, dwl 119 Jackson
Camden C. D. Mrs. (widow), dw1 515 Bush
Camden John, seaman, dw1 238 Steuart
Camden Michael, butcher, Central Road nr Willard Cameron Angus ( Cameron & Hull), dwl 2210 Steiner Cameron C. S. Miss, tailoress with Lancaster & Nor- thon, dwl 1011/2 Second
Cameron Daniel, carpenter P. M. S. S. Co., dwi 1112 Folsom
Cameron Elizabeth Mrs., boarding, 312 Beale
Cameron Hugh, brassfinisher with Wmn. T. Garratt, dwl NW cor Fourteenth and Folsom
Cameron James, confectioner with Jules Perrin, dwl 738 Washington
Cameron James, U. S. Bakery, NW cor Fourteenth and Folsom
Cameron James, woodturner, dwi S s Pine bet Web- ster and Fillmore
Cameron John A., bookkeeper with Fordham & Jen- nings, dwl 1112 Folsom
Cameron John W., salesman P. D. Code & Co., dwl 14j Tehama
Cameron J. W., shipwright Shipwrights' Journey- men Association, 71 New Montgomery
Cameron Julia (widow), dwl 10 Powell
Cameron Lydia Mrs., dwl SE cor Harrison and Fifth
Cameron Mary Ann (widow), dwl 214 Mission
Cameron Nathan, liquors, 600 Mission, dwl 258 Jessie, rear
Cameron Robert, fireman P. M. S. S. Colima
Cameron Samuel, helper, dw1 308 Beale
Cameron William, dwi 1415 Stockton
Cameron William, toamster with Nicholas Bruns, dwl 617 Davis
CAMERON & HULL ( Angus Cameron and George Hull), woodturners and scroll sawyers, 218 Steu- art and 409 Mission
Cames Peter, laundry, 25 Dupont
Cametto Charles, blacksmith with John E. Garton, dwl 528 Broadway
Cametto Laurent, wheelwright with J. Dupuy & Co., dwł Pinckney
Camiano George, fisherman, Clay St. Wharf Camicio Anthony, laborer with D. Ghirardelli Camille Antonia, longshoreman, dw1 88 Merchant Caminetti Jean B., laborer, dwl 20 Lafayette Pl Caminetti Rocco, laborer, dwl 7 Filbert Pl
Camingo Domingo, fisherman, Clay St. Wharf
CAMMAN A. & CO., dealers ship material, Pier 12 Steuart
Camman Augustus (A. Camman & Co.), dwl 1121 Ellis
Camman A. W., bookkeeper with A. Camman & Co., dwl 737 Howard
Cammet John, surveyor Odd Fellows' Savings Bank, dwl NE cor Thirteenth and Howard
Cammet John H., salesman with Bowen Bros., dwl NE cor Thirteenth and Howard
Cammot William F., clerk with Pilsbury, Webb & Co., dwI NE cor Thirteenth and Howard
Camou John, laborer with F. Larroche, Fifth Av, South S. F.
Camous Andre, bellhanger and machinist, 431 Bush Camous Vietor ( Camous & Brun/, dwt 722 Lombard Camous & Brun ( Victor Camous and John Brun), bakery, 722 Lombard
Camp Elmon S., clerk with Horace L. Hill, dwl 24 Ellis Camp George, cook with Louis Koge, dwl 502 Miss
Camp James M., cigars and tobacco Reading Room Merchants' Exchange, dw1 7.7 Howard
Camp Louisa, glovemaker with Shoenberg & Levins- ky, dwl 10 ,2 Dolores
Camp Sarah (widow), dwl 1032 Dolores
Camp. See Kamp and Kemp
Campana Davide, tinsmith, dwl 812 Pacific, rear Campana Giovanni, tinsmith, dwl 812 Pacitic, rear Campana Pasquale, tinsmith, dwi 812 Pacific, rear Campana Pietro, tinsmith, dw1 812 Pacific, rear
Campana Rocco, tinsmith, 812 Pacific, rear
Campbell -, dw1 32i Sansom
Campbell Alexander, attorney at law, office 629 Kear- ny, dwl Lick House
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1874-6, will be published September, 1874.
Get & Policy in the ATNA INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD. It is the best. GEO. C. BOARDMAN, Manager, 14 Merchants' Exchange.
L. W. KENNEDY, General Insurance Agent, Fire, Marine, and Life, 411 California St.
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Campbell Alexander, laborer, dwl 100 Jackson Campbell Alexander, laborer Greenwich Dock
Campbell Alexander, real estate, dwl 1007 Market Campbell Alexander Jr., student at law with Alex- ander Campbell, dw1 8 Russ
Campbell Alexander Sen. ( Campbell, Fox & Camp- bell), res Oakland
Campbell Amy T. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan Grammar School, d'wl 1220 Jackson
Campbell Andrew, contractor, dwl SE cor Twenty- seventh and Gunnison Av, Bernal Heights
Campbell Annie (widow), dressmaker, dw1 531 Green Campbell A. O., carpenter, dwl NE cor Union and Lagana
Campbell C. (widow), dwl Mission, Ocean House Road nr Eureka
Campbell Carrie V. Mrs., teacher Greenwich Cosmo- politan School, dwl 2 Seymour
Campbell C. G., first officer stm Pelican Oregon S. S. Co.
Campbell C. H., clerk, dwl 206 Fourth
Campbell Charles, compositor with Wheeler & Co., dwi 319 Bush
Campbell Charles, teamster with J. Y. Wilson & Co., dwl Buchanan nr Bay
Campbell Charles P., secretary Clay St. Hill R. R., dwl 1220 Jackson
Campbell Charles S., money broker, office 330 Mont- gumery, dwl 6 Thompson Av
Campbell Cornelia E. Miss, teacher Greenwich Cos- mopolitan School, dwl 703 Howard
Campbell Cyrus, carpenter, dwl 711 California
Campbell Donald, laborer, dwl Es San Bruno Road nr l'wenty-seventh
Campbell Duncan, shiprigger, dwl 1303 Montgomery Campbell Edward, blacksmith with Kimball Manu- facturing Company, dwl 54 Shipley
Campbell Edward, laborer S. F. and P. Lead Pipe and Shot Works, dwl +4 Minna
Campbell Eliza ( widow), dwl 6 South Park Av
Campbell Elizabeth (widow), ladies' nurso, dwl 12 Hawthorne
Campbell Ellen Miss, furnished rooms, 802 Jackson Campbell Felix, laborer Calvary Cemetery, dwl Ss Turk bet Pierce and Scott
CAMPBELL, FOX & CAMPBELL ( Alexander Campbell Sen., Charles N. Fox, and Henry C. Campbell), attorneys at law, office 528 California Campbell Francis, blacksmith, NE cor Washington and Drumm
Campbell Frank F., laborer, dwl S s Twentieth nr Dolores
Campbell Frederick, plumber with Thomas Man- ning, 200 First
Campbell George ( Dickson, De Wolf & Co.), res Lon- don
Campbell George, bellows manufacturer with James Campbell, dwl 40 Minna
Campbell George W., expressman, cor Davis and Clay, dwl N's Buchanan bet Greenwich and Fil- bert
Campbell George W., operator Western Union Tele- graph Co,, dwl 1300 Montgomery
Campbell G. O., painter, dwl il2 Polk
Campbell Ilenry, stevedore P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 162 First
Campbell Henry C. (Campbell, Fox & Campbell), attorney at law, office 528 California, res Oak- land
Campbell Henry J. (widow), dw1 363 Jessie
Campbell llugh, tanner with I. M. Wentworth & Co., dwl NE cor Sixteenth and Howard
Campbell Isaac, bookseller, 3304 Jackson, dwl 21 Turk Campbell Isaac W., carriagetrimmer with Larkins & Co., dwl 21 Turk
Campbell James, cook, dwl 24 Anna
Campbell James, currier with Buckingham & Hecht, dwl NE cor Hickory Av and Gough
Campbell James, hostler City Stables, dw1 332 Bush Campbell James, manager California Bellows Manu- facturing Co., 32 Fremont, dw1 40 Minna
Campbell James, marblecutter, dw1 454 Minna
Campbell James, painter with Noble & Gallagher, uw1 68 Jessie
Campbell James A., calker, dwl 55 Natoma
Campbell James A., undertaker with Lockhart, Por- ter & Co., dwl 2 Third
Campbell James B., carpenter, dwl 113 Ellis
Campbell James J., framegilder with Currier & Winter, dwl 513 Minna
CAMPBELL James W. H., proprietor Cunningham's Warehouse, office NW cor Front and Green, dwl 816 Lombard
Campbell Jennie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 410 Kearny Campbell John, bookkeeper with Pope & Talbot, dwl 312 Brannan
Campbell John, expresswagon, cor Second and Mis- sion, dwl Kansas nr Humboldt
Campbell John, porter International Hotel, dwl 1428 Pacific, rear
Campbell John, porter with Braverman & Levy, dwl 27 Morton
Campbell John A., operator Western Union Tele- graph Co., dwl 1306 Montgomery
Campbell John A., salesman with Tubbs & Co., dwl 7 Seymour Av
Campbell John J., conductor, dw1 363 Jessie
Campbell John J., finisher with Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl 268 Brannan
Campbell John P., salesman with John C. Morrison Jr., dwl 743 Pine
Campbell John S., bookkeeper with John H. O'Brien, dwl 35 Garden
Campbell John S., carriagebuilder with Keneally & Sullivan, dw1 1019 Market, rear
Campbell Joseph F., hairdresser 206 First, dwl 254 Fourth
Campbell J. R., mining agent, dwl Overland House Campbell M. Mrs., dwi W s Turk bet Fillmore and Steiner
Campbell Mary A. (widow, colored), dwl 11 Scott 1'1, rear
Campbell Mary A. Mrs., bakery and confectionery 254 Fourth
Campbell M. D., bricklayer Bricklayers' Protective Association, 234 Sutter
Campbell Michael, groceries and liquors, 221 Fourth Campbell Morris S., workman Assayer's Depart- ment U. S. Mint, res Oakland
Campbell Murdock, shipwright Shipwrights' Jour- neymen Association, 71 New Montgomery
Campbell Patrick, miner, office 311 Sacramento, dwl 1623 Howard
Campbell Patterson A. (Starr Bros. & Co.), dwl Oc- cidental Hotel
Campbell Peter, blacksmith helper with Hinckley & Co., dwl 13 Geneva
Campbell Peter, finisher with O. C. Holbrook, dwl 11 Bartol
Campbell Peter H., assistant superintendent Clay St. Hill R. R. Co., dw1 1220 Jackson
Campbell Philip, mason S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 513 Minna, rear
Campbell Ralph, typefounder, dwl cor Stanyan and Page
Campbell Robert, carpenter, dwl 207 Second
Campbell Robert J., longshoreman, dwl 351 First Campbell Ruth G. Miss, teacher Silver St. Primary School, dwl 1220 Jackson
Campbell S. A. ( Starr & Campbell), dwl Occidental Hotel
Campbell Samuel J., butcher with Henry Hickson, dw1 538 Mission
Campbell Sarah (widow), fruits and confectionery, 354 Fourth
Campbell Scott. (colored), bootblaek with Joseph Aaron
Campbell Shadrick, waiter with John Reagan, dwi t41 Commercial
Campbell Thomas, blacksmith with Joshua Hendy, dwl 275 Brannan
Campbell Thomas, sodamaker, dwl 334 Vallejo
Campbell W. C., dwl 110 Mason
Campbell W. Henderson, salesman with Ellis Read, dwl Grand Hotel
Campbell William, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart
Campbell William, piledriver, dwl 31 Natoma
Campbell William, shipcarpenter, dwl E s Howard bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Campbell William, waiter P. M. S. S. Nevada
Campbell William H., carpenter, dwl SW cor Jones and Bay
Campbell William H. Jr., wireworker, dwl SW cor Jones and Bay
Campe Frederick (Seekamp & Co.), dw1 217 Sec Campe Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Howard and Twelfth
Campeir I., laborer, dwl SE cor Ellis and Devisadero Campeir Peter, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, dwl SE cor Ellis and Devisadero
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY F. & M. INS. CO .; Assets $500,000; Farnsworth & Clark, A
EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Stationers, Printers, and Bookbinders, corner of Clay and Leidesdorff Streets. -----
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny St., Importers and Jobbers.
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Campin Thomas, varnisher, dwl 4 Haywood Campion James, messboy stm Montana, Front St. Wharf
Campion Edward, laborer, dwl 156 Minna, rear Campion H., laborer La Grande Laundry
Campion Michael, laundryman with John West, dwl 62 Shipley
Campion Thomas, drayman California Cracker Co., dwl 1520 Post
Campo Peter, gardener Laurel Hill Cemetery Campodonico Stephen, marble works, 1130 Market, dwl 122 Fulton
Campos Rita (widow), dw1 26 Morey Alley Canado E. I., dwl 1318 Dupont
Canagnabére Joseph ( Canagnabere & Beugue', dwl 730 Pacific
Canagnabére & Beugué (Joseph Canagnabere and Joseph Beugue), proprietors Lafayette Hotel, 736 Pacitic
Canapa Antonio, laborer, dwl 13 Union Pl, rear Canapa Augustine, steward with Angelo Bona, dwl 3 Margaret Pl
Canapa Giacaneo, vegetables, dwl 14 Union Pl
Canas Manuel, porter with H. T. Holmes & Co., dwl cor Vallejo and Montgomery
Canavan Bartholomew, cabinetmaker with P. Liesen- feld, dwl 19 Harrison Av
Canavan Charles, housepainter with Hopps & Sons, dwl äl Bush
Canavan Edward, carriagepainter with Walcom, Gowan & Co., dwl NE cor Washington and Bdwy Canavan Ellen Mrs., branch bakery, SE cor Howard and Rausch
Canavan James, liquor saloon, 601 Third, dwI 16 Clara Canavan John, stevedore with Whitney & Freese Canavan Matthew, carriagepainter with Pollard & Carvill Manufacturing Co., dw1 502 Mission
CANAVAN P. H., importer wines and liquors, NW cor California and Front, and city hall commis- sioner, dwl 2103 Hyde
Canavan. See Cannavan and Kennovan
Canby Charles, hostler, dw1 202 Sixth
Candoze Peter, waiter with Kappel & Nell, dwl 91912 Washington
Cane Alfred, dentist, office 147 Fourth
Cane Annie M. (widow), artist, dw1 802 Howard
Cane Gustavus, hairdresser with Lampe Brothers, dwl 38 Langton
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