The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 43

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

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Cassou Peter, real-estate agent, office 328 Mont

Cassuben Ernst, paperhanger and whitener, 215 ()'Farrell

Castag Emanuel. carpenter, dwl 2017 Taylor

Castagnet P. & Co. (John Barraque), liquor saloon, 636 Pacific

Castagnot Peter ( P. Castagnet && Co.), dw1 636 Pacific Castagnetto Piotro, groceries, 1132 Dupont

Castan August, dwl Fifth Av nr K, South S. F. Castaneda Celsa Mrs., dw1 528 Green

Castaños Bartolo, real estate, office 535 Clay, dw1 526 Sutter

Castaños Louis, hostler with George S. Prince, SE cor Taylor and Pacific

Castelano John ( Lusinchi & C.), dwI Pacific nr Stock Castelazo Conrad, musician, dwl 512 Vallejo

Castelhun Frederick J., attorney at law, office 607 Kearny, dwl 1505 Leavenworth

Castelhun Mary A. Miss, principal South Cosmopol- itan Primary School, dwl 1606 Leavenworth Castell Lavinia, housekeeper, dwl 7 Bernard Castell Mary (widow), dwl 1108 Pacific

Castello Daniel E., stevedore with Whitney & Froese Castello Henry Charles, clerk, dwl 26 Stone

Castello James, laborer, dwl N & Greenwich bet Scott and Devisadero

Castello John, printer, dwl 1902 Dupont

Castello Manuel, furdealer, dw1 76912 Mission

Castello Thomas, hostler, dwl NE cor Polk and Austin

Castelo McHenry, barkeeper with James Wain- wright, dw1 818 Taylor

Castilla de Isabella (widow), dw1 630 Howard

Castillo Inez, dressmaker, dwl Virginia Block Castillo James, carpenter, dwl Park Hotel

Castillo José, carpenter, dwl 10 Commercial

Castillo Reyes, fortune teller, dwl 3 Hardio Pl Castillon B. (widow), dwl 403 Third

Castillon JJuan, jeweler with Amado Mendoza, dwl W s Morey Alley nr Vallejo

Castinetti Peter, laborer, dwi 5 Gaven, rear Castis Nicholas, restaurant, 107 Third

Castle Albert E., teacher Heald's Business College, dwl Mission bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second CASTLE BROTHERS / Frederick L. Castle) , import- ers and wholesale grocers, 213 Front

Castle Charles, cigars and tobacco, 350 Third, dwl 181% Freelon

Castle Edward, laborer, dwl 3 McDermott Pl Castle Eugene G., dw1 1112 Bush

CASTLE FREDERICK L. (Castle Brothers), dwl NE cor Sutter and Van Ness Av

Castle John, teamster, dwl cor Crescent Av and Laurel, Bernal Heights

Castle Joseph, painter Market St. Railway, dwI 813 Mission

Castle Stephen, boatman, dwl NW cor Powell and Vandowater

Castle Walter M., clerk with Castle Bros., dwl NE cor Sutter and Van Ness Av

Castle William, waiter What Cheer House, 525 Sac Castner Charles A., shipcarpenter, dwl 917 Bryant

Caston Charles, clerk with John Hasshagen, dwl NE cor Jackson and Sansom

Castones Peter, laborer, dwl 6 Francisco

Castor Joseph, porter with Kohler & Frohling, dwl N s Green bet Dupont and Kearny

Castor Robert, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart

Castorena Jesus, billiard-tablemaker, dw1 1302 Pow

Castro Charles, dwl SE cor Brannan and Seventh

Castro Juan, laborer with Daniel Sweeney, SW cor Hayes and Market

CASWELL E. E. MRS., millinery, 28 Post

Caswell George E., millinery, 28 Post

Caswell George W., clerk with James G. Steele & Co., dwl 521 Montgomery

Caswell G. W., drayman, 836 Dupont

Caswell Harvey, clerk General Freight Office C. P. R. R., dw1 535 Post

Caswell Robert Il., conductor Sutter St. R. R., dwl SW cor Polk and Pine

Caswell W. A., dwl Morton House

Caswell William, cook, dwl 419 First

Catania Joseph ( Larkins, C. & Sposito), dwl 515 Union

Cate H. W., conductor Market St. Railway, dwINW cor Valencia and Fifteenth

Cato Joseph B. (C. F. Marson & Co.), dw1 219 Ninth Catechi John, fruits, 204 Second

Catelli Mariana, picture - framemaker with Lippi Bros., dwl 77 Market

Cathay William, shipwright Shipwrights' Journey- men Association, 71 Now Montgomery

Cathcart Alfred B., clerk with Hall & Charles, dwl 468 Minna

Cathcart Charles L., dw1 463 Minna

Cathcart Maurice, waiter Grand Hotel, dwl 20 Sher- wood Pl

Cathcart Thomas, machinist California Machine Works, dw1 150 Natoma

Cathcart William, master mariner, dwl 463 Minna Catherwood Edwin C., mining, office 2 Court Block 636 Clay, dwl Occidental Hotel

Catholic Guardian (weekly), Catholic Publication Co. publishers, office 403 Sansom

CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM, bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth avs nr Railroad Av, South S. F. Catholic Publication Company, office 403 Sansom Catlas Patrick, liquor saloon, W s San José Road nr Six-mile House

Catlin A. P., salesman 409 Bush, dwl 636 Commercial Catlin B. T., return clerk Naval Office Custom House, dwl 339 Eddy

Cato Antonio, seaman P. M. S. S. Mohongo

Catoir Hannah Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 157 Perry

Catoir Julius, butcher Saulman's Restaurant, dw1 8 St. Charles Pl

ORIENT FIRE INS. CO. OF HARTFORD; Assets 8700,000; Farnsworth & Clark, Agts.

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, Paper and Envelopes.

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Caton Antonio, deckhand stm Alameda, Oakland | Cavanaugh Thomas, harnessmaker with Main & Win- Ferry chester, dwI 25 Clementina

Caton Manuel, cook New Wisconsin Hotel, 902 Mont- gomery

Cator Frank, longshoreman, dwI 3 Jackson PI

Cattarina Emanuel J. ( Emanuel J. Cattarina & Co.), dwl 7 St. Mary Pl

Cattarina Emanuel J. & Co. ( Daniel O'Keefe), com- mission merchants, 420 Davis

Cattarina Matthew M., porter 329 Front, dw1 7 St. Mary Pl

Catterall Thomas, carpenter, dwl Point Lobos Av nr Ferrie

Catton Anna M. (widow), dwl 1417 Taylor

Catton Charles H., bookkeeper with J. W. Grace & Co., dwl 1417 Taylor

Catton Frederick R., cashier with Falkner, Bell, & Co., dwl 1417 Taylor

Catton Walter D., clerk with Joseph M. Shotwell, and editor Laurel Leaf, dwl 1417 Taylor

Catton William M., with Dickson, De Wolf & Co., dwl 1417 Taylor

Catton & Davis ( Walter D. Catton and Edward C. Davis), publishers and proprietors Laurel Leaf, office 1417 Taylor

Cau Anna (widow), dw1 6 Washoe Pl

Caughell James, master mariner, dwl 111112 Pacific

Caughell John, seaman, dwl N s Point Lobos Av nr Boyce

Caughell Peter, master mariner, dwl N s Point Lobos Av nr Boyce

Cauley John, shoemaker, dwl 8 Sherwood Pl

Cauley John, laborer, dwl 30 Natoma

Caulfield Alban B., salesman with Preble & Co., dwl 511 Stockton

Caulfield Michael, bootmaker with S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl Minna nr Third

Caulfield Patrick, boilermaker, dwl 228 Ritch, rear

Caulfield Patrick, laborer, dwl 640 Minna

Caulfield Thomas, laborer, dwl 1517 Broadway, rear Cavagnaro Francisco, shoemaker, 1514 Stockton

Cavagnaro Pasquale, laborer with Giovanni Guinas- so, dwl 17 Green

Cavalara Louis, bootmaker with John Utschig, dwl Union nr Kearny

Cavalli Andrea ( Cavalli Bros.), dwl 906 Filbert

Cavalli Bros. ( Andrea and Paul), general machin- ists, 510 Pine

Cavalli Paul ( Cavalli Bros.), dw1 906 Filbert

CAVALLIER JEAN B. E., stockbroker, office 513 California, dwl Occidental Hotel

Cavallier Jules P., mining secretary, office 515 Cali- fornia, dwl Occidental Hotel

Cavan George ( Drouilhat & C.), dw1 813 Mont

Cavana Joseph, laborer, dwl 11 Union PI, rear

Cavanagh Agnes (widow), dwl 550 Tehama

Cavanagh Daniel, laborer, dwl 12 Broadway

Cavanagh Edward, blacksmith with A. Muir & Co., dwl NE cor Ninth and Minna

Cavanagh George, laborer, dwl N s Jackson bet Oc- tavia and Laguna

Cavanagh James, calker Shipcalkers' Association, 713 Mission

Cavanagh John, laborer, dwl 308 Tehama

Cavanagh John, stevedore P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 171 Minna

Cavanagh John D., bricklayer Fort Point, dwl 417 Stevenson

Cavanagh Patrick, carriage painter 426 Pacific, dwl 24 Howard Court

Cavanagh Patrick, teamster with Turner & Harvey, dwl 1511 Larkin

Cavanagh Richard, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 1257 Montgomery

Cavanagh Thomas, calker, dwl E & Harrison nr Twenty-fourth

Cavanagh Thomas J., porter with J. & P. Tautphaus, dwl 529 First

Cavanagh Timothy, lodgings, 120 Seventh, dwI 617 Mission

Cavanagh William, hostler, dwl 10 Lewis PI Cavanagh. See Kavanagh

Cavanario Pasquale, woodsawyer, dwl 17 Lafayette P

Cavanaugh Barclay, dwl 861 Folsom

Cavanaugh Frank, upholsterer with Goodwin & Co., dwl 214 Minna

Cavanaugh James, boot and shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co., dwl 457 Jessie

Cavanaugh P. Jr., dwl Brooklyn Hotel

Cavanaugh William, boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl cor Natoma and First

Cavanno Antonio, brickmaker, dwl 432 Vallejo

Cavarly John M., captain P. M. S. S. Arizona, dwl 2245 Jackson

Cave Thomas C., dw] 803 Hyde

Caverly Ann (widow), furnished rooms, 1103 Mont

Caverly John H., liquor saloon, 813 Battery, dw1 415 Broadway

Cavins Patrick, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl Potrero Point

Cawley Edward H., foreman Union Warehouse

Cawley William, Occident saloon, SE cor Second and Minna, dw1 78 Natoma

Caylat E. J., salesman with Kaindler & Co., dwl 14 Turk

Caylat E. S., salesman with Kaindler & Co., dwl 14 Turk

Cayot François, cook, dwl SW s Montgomery Av bet Vallejo and Broadway

Cazaban Henri, clerk Stanford House

Cazano S. W., hairdresser with Creamer & Deckel- man, dw1 720 California

Cazeaux D. ( P. Berges & Co.), dw1 540 Washington Cazemiro Cabral, tailor with Henry Pyser, dwl 11 Union Pl

Cazneau Augusta (widow), dw1 1709 Dupont

Cazneau Thomas N. Mrs. (widow), dwl 1215 Polk

Cazneau William L., clerk with Bryant & Taylor. dwl 1709 Dupont

Cecchettini Thomas, laborer with Bozzo & Giovan- nini, dwl 26 Morey Alley

Cecil John, first assistant teacher Industrial School Cecil Samuel, mechanic, dwl 422 Fremont

Cedarbloom J. S., blacksmith S. F. Boiler Works, dwI 219 First

Cederberg First Northerly Extension Gold Mining Co. (California), J. N. Webster secretary, office 420 Montgomery, room 8 third floor

Cederberg Gold Mining Co. First Southerly Extension (California), J. N. Webster secretary, office 420 Montgomery, room 8 third floor

Cederberg Gold Mining Co. (El Dorado Co.), David M. Bokee secretary, office 319 Pino

Cedillo Francis, butcher, dwl W s Railroad Av bet Eleventh and Twelfth avs, South S. F.

Cedillo Jesus, butcher with P. Baca & Co., dwl W s Railroad Av bet Eleventh and Twelfth avs, South S. F.

Cefous James (colored), hairdressing saloon, 1026 Market, dw1 1011 Pacific

Cehenter George, varnisher, dwl 1 Chatham Pl Ceide J. Adolphe (colored), laborer, dw1 423 Pine

Ceina Celco, mattressmaker with Goodwin & Co., dwl cor Pacific and Virginia

Ceitfuchs Edward, engraver, dw1 317 Minna

Celestin Reynaud, waiter, dwl 639 Pacific

Celis Augustin, dw1 8 Dupont Alley

Celis Leviadio, dw1 527 Broadway

Cella Antonio, marblepolisher with Bianchi & Cueno, dwl 14 Union I'l

Cella Luke, dwl E s Pierce bet Eddy and Ellis

Cellarius Charles, bookkeeper with William Baehr & Co., dwl 508 Taylor

Celle John B., carpenter with Max Waizman, dwl 5 Margaret PI

Celle Joseph, dw1 5 Margaret PI

Celler M., expressman, S s Folsom nr Third

Celner William, cigar manufacturer, 717 Sansom

Celotte Etienne, carpenter with Robert Ordway, dwl SE cor Market and Twelfth

Cenowa Julius, seaman, dw1 5 Jackson

Centennial Committee (State), Benjamin P. Avery secretary, office 621 Clay third floor

Center David, carpenter, dwl 2412 Folsom

Center House, John Laschell proprietor, 2009 Folsom Center James, cattle dealer, dwl 1916 Howard

CENTER JOHN, real estate, office 420 California, dwl 733 Sixteenth

Center William, clerk with John Center, dw1 733 Six- teenth

Centlipro Louis, bootmaker, dwl 8 Sacramento

Centlivre Francis, backman, Plaza, dwl 619 Mission Centlivre Mary J. Miss, glovemaker, dw1 619 Mission CENTRAL BATHS, Louis Corriveau proprietor, 113 Geary

Central Coal Company, George C. Loring agent, 110 Jackson

PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY circulates throughout the Pacific Coast.

ETNA 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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Central Drug Store, H. H. Judson & Co. proprietors, NW cor Stockton and Ellis

CENTRAL FLOUR MILL, James N. McCune agent, office 117 Clay

CENTRAL HOTEL, Michael Farrell proprietor, 814 and 816 Sansom

CENTRAL HOUSE, Martin & Williams proprietors, SE cor Bush and Polk

Central (The) S. M. Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), William Willis secretary, office 419 California

Central No. 2 M. Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Joseph Ma- guire secretary, office 419 California

CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD CO., Leland Stanford president, E. HI. Miller Jr. secretary, general office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, Oak- land and Alameda Ferry cor Davis and Pacific, freight depots Fourth, King, and Townsend

CENTRAL PACIFIC R. R. CO.'S BUILDING, NE cor Fourth and Townsend

CENTRAL RAILROAD CO., Reuben Morton presi- dent. office 116 Taylor

CENTRE MARKET, Sutter and Dupont, Charles R. Peters proprietor, office 40512 California

Centro John, painter, dwl Columbia Hotel

Cerbat Consolidated G. and S. M. Co., T. E. Jewell secretary, office 507 Montgomery

Cereghino Benedetto, wood and coal, 428 and 430 Pac Cereghino Louis, expressman, dwl 14 Hinckley

Cerelli Sebastiano ( Cerelli & Raffo), dwl Es Vincent nr Green

Cerelli & Raffo / Sebastiano Cerelli and G. B. Raffo), liquor saloon, 525 Sansom

Cerf Albert (J. Cerf & Co.), dw] 716 Post

Cerf J. & Co. ( Albert Cerf), importers crockery, glassware, lamps, etc., 515 Market

Cerf Jules (J. Cerf & Co.), dwl 716 Post

Cerf Julia (widow), furnished rooms, 1123 Stockton Cerf Moise ( Blochman & C.), dwl 1203 Sutter

CERINI FRANK, bottles and rags, 205-209 Davis, ros Oakland

Cornogoreccich Christopher, barkeeper with Nicholas Antunovich, dwl 311 East

Cerregino Giovanni, bootblack, 702 Montgomery, dwl E s Dupont bet Broadway and Vallejo

Cerrigan Mary Miss, proprietress Boston House, 759 and 761 Mission

Cerritos Desiderio, cigarmaker 324 Clay, dwl cor Du- pont and Montgomery Av

Cerro Bonito Quicksilver Mining Co. (Fresno Co., Cal.), office 418 California

Cerro Gordo Co. (Chinese), cigar manufacturers, 115 Jackson

CERRUTI GIOVANNI BATTISTA, Italian consul, office 702 Washington, dwl 912 Pine

Cerruti Henry, dwl 236 Stevenson

CEVASCO G. B., publisher and proprietor La Voce del Popolo, office 603 Washington

Cezarine Megy Mrs., dwl Sixth Av nr M, South S. F. Chabiz Jesus (widow), dw1 621 Vallejo

Chace Henry B., salesman with D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 1251% Welsh

Chaco Nathan L., driver City R. R., dwl E s Mission bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth

Chace. Sec Chase.

Chadbourne Charles F., agent Mowry & Co's (Detroit) tobacco, NW cor Cal and Front, res Oakland

Chadbourne Forrest S., salesman with California Furniture Manufacturing Co., dw1 1106 Bush

Chadbourne Henry, baker Eclipse Bakery, dwl 1414 Dupont

CHADBOURNE JABEZ, attorney at law, office 528 California, dw1 806 Green

Chadbourne Josoph, salesman with F. D. Conro & Son, dwl 417 Kearny

Chadbourne Joshua ( Rider, Somers & Co.), res Warm Springs Landing

Chadbourne Levi, grocer, dw1 420 Leavenworth

Chadbourne Thomas J., Eclipse Bakery, 1412- 1420 Dupont, office 200 Davis, dwl 208 Turk

Chadrick -, dw1 326 Sansom

Chadwick Joseph L., waterproof paints, 333 Fifth, dwi &1 Harrison

Chadwick Nathaniel G., capitalist, dw1 1935 Bdwy

Chaffo -. wheelwright, dwl NE cor Polk and Austin Chaft Henry, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart

Chaigneau A. & Co., book and jobprinters, 536 Clay Chaigneau Alfred /A. Chaigneau & Co.), dwl SW cor Valencia and Twenty-second

Chaigneau Victoire (widow), dwl SW cor Valencia and Twenty-second

Chaine Jaques, French laundry, 711 Vallejo

Chaine Mary (widow), dwl +13 Union

Chaive Edward, painter, dwl 18 Minna

Chalér François, tailor, dwl Sullivan's Building

Challenge Con. M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nevada), Walter Dean secretary, office 419 California

Challiol George, tailor, dw1 15 William

Challiol Peter, tailor. dwI 1805 Mason

Chalmers Annie B. Miss, teacher Larkin St. Primary School, dwl 1117 Geary

Chalmers David, seaman, dw1 9 Washington

Chalmers J. B. (widow), dwl 25112 Clara

Chalmers Peter, waiter with Besthorn & Wally, dwl 201 Stevenson

Chalmers William L., special agent State Investment and Ins. Co., dwl 1128 McAllister

Chaloner Mary (widow), dw1 439 Green

Chambelle Alfred, foreman with F. Chevalier & Co., dwl 614 Front

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, rooms Merchants' Exchange second floor

Chamberlain Abbey (widow), dwI S s Fifteenth Av nr P, South S. F.

Chamberlain Alfred M., sash and blindmaker Excel- sior Mills, dw1 522 Bryant

Chamberlain Charles H., receiver U. S. Land Office, res Oakland

Chamberlain Charles S., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dw1 822 Folsom

Chamberlain Edward, engineer with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl W s Columbia nr Twenty-seventh, Bernal Heights

Chamberlain Eloise (widow), boarding and lodging, NW cor Bush and Stockton

Chamberlain Henry L., mining secretary, dwl 1310 Larkin

Chamberlain Leila Mrs. (Leila Curtis & Co.), res Oakland

Chamberlain P., physician, office 652 Market, dwl 604 Leavenworth

Chamberlain William E. Jr., superintendent business department l'acific Business College, dwl 267% Kearny

Chamberlin, Albert, carpenter, dw1 720 Ellis

Chamberlin Charles C., carpenter with California Mills, dw1 422 Fremont

CHAMBERLIN EDWIN, wines and liquors, 446 California, dw1 900 Market

Chamberlin Ellen Mrs., milliner with J. C. Doherty, dwł 136 Perry

Chamberlin James F., with Herron's Express Co., dwl 132 Perry

Chamberlin William / Chamberlin & Lyon), res Oak- land

CHAMBERLIN & LYON (William Chamberlin and John L. Lyon), auctioneers and commission mer- chants, 539 California

Chambers -, dwl 533 Commercial

Chambers Alexander C., buteher, dwl 1224 Howard

Chambers Alexander J., bookkeeper with Riebn, Hemme & Co., dw1 W's Bryant bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth

Chambers Bell Miss, dressmaker with Lesser Les- zynsky, dw1 615 Lombard

Chambers Carrie (widow), dwl 615 Lombard

Chambers Edward, shipwright, Shipwrights' Jour- neymen Association, 71 New Montgomery

Chambers Effie Mrs., dressmaker, 305 Third

Chambers George, messenger U. S. Surveyor-General, dwl 37 Clarence Pl

Chambers George L., conductor Market St. Railway, dwl N s Sixteenth bet Market and Mission

Chambers John, master mariner, dwl 6 Russell

Chambers John F. (colored), seaman, dwl 5 Broad- way

Chambers John W., pressman with Cuddy & Hughes, dwl 537 Sacramento

Chambers Joseph, laborer S. F. Gas Co., dw1 30 De Boom

Chambers J. T., tinsmith with Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl 435 Pine

Chambers Mary Hl. (widow), dwl 448 Minna

Chambers Mary H. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 448 Minna Chambers Pusey E., telegraph operator, dwl 418 Minna

Chambers Thomas, porter with Greenebaum & Co., dwl 311 Bryant

Chambers Walter, grainer with Christian Schreiber & Co., dwl San Francisco Hotel

Chambers W. A., dwl 636 Commercial

Insurance effected, Losses adjusted, and promptly paid by FARNSWORTH & CLARK.

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

( P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., 708, 712, 714, and 716 Kearny St., Importers and Jobbers

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Chambers William, harnessmaker with William Cosbie, dw1 325 Ritch

Champeison Addison, miner, dwl 7 Polk Lane

Champion Consolidated G. & M. Co., T. E. Jewell secretary, office 507 Montgomery

Champion Consolidated Smelting and Mining Co. (White Pine, Nev.), J. M. Buffington secretary, office 37 Merchants' Exchange

Champion George, seaman schooner Champion, 24 Market

Champion Soap Factory, Thos. Dolan proprietor, cor Potrero Av and Tenth

Champlin Calvin H., clerk with E. B. & J. W. Mas- tick, dwl 1431 Howard

Champlin J. L., special policeman, dwl 1820 Market Champonis John, cellarman with Henry Gerke, res Oakland

Champreux Alfred, molder with Wm. T. Garratt, dwl 2012 Powell

Champreux Gustav, brassfinisher with Wm. T. Gar- ratt, dwl 2012 Powell

Chan Ning Tuck Kee (Chinese), merchants, 704 Dup Chandler Augustus W., U. S. bargeman, Vallejo St. Wharf, dwl Bigelow House

Chandler Charles, liquor saloon California Theater, dwl 1907 Stockton

Chandler Emma Mrs. (colored), hairwork, dwl 13 Scott Pl

Chandler Frank, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl 114 Minna

Chandler George, tailor with Francis Dixey, dwl 523 Shotwell

Chandler George C., painter with Wason & Morris, dwl S s Eleventh bet, Harrison and Bryant

Chandler George W. (Harrington & Co.), res Santa Cruz Co.

Chandler H. M. Mrs., 759 Market

Chandler Kate Mrs., furnished rooms, 737 Market Chandler Martha (widow), dwl 26 Ellis

CHANDLER RICHARD D., coal, 118 and 120 Pa- cific and SW cor Green and Front, dwl SE cor Hyde and Chestnut

Chandler Robert (colored), steward, dwl 13 Scott PI Chandler Thomas ( Chandler & Maitland), dwl 506 Davis

Chandler William S .. steward stm Prince Alfred, dwl W s Guerrero bet Twenty-seventh and Twen- ty-eighth

Chandler & Maitland (Thomas Chandler and Wil- liam Maitland), proprietors Mariners' Home, 504 and 506 Davis

Chanes C., clerk Letter Department Wells, Fargo & Co., dw1 524 Broadway

Chaney Charles, barkeeper with James G. Bruton, dwl 1029 Clay

Chang Wa Sang (Chinese), merchant, 943 Dupont

CHANGE HOUSE (or Stevenson's Building), Mrs.

C. J. Furman proprietress, SW cor California and Montgomery

Chantry D. ( Prince & Co.), dwl 10 Whitmore Pl

Chapeau L., dwl 722 Washington

Chapel Deodatus, machinist, dwl 3 Dora

Chapier Nathan, bootmaker, 108 Jackson

Chapin Albert E., bookkeeper, dwl 1011 Stockton

Chapin Clara H. Mrs., artist, dwl 910 Howard

Chapin Frank E., clerk, dw1 456 Guerrero

Chapin Frank S., journalist, dw1 910 Howard

CHAPIN GEORGE W., real-estate agent, office 338 Montgomery, res Alameda

Chapin Ida Miss, adjuster Coiners' Department U. S. Mint, dwl 220 Third

Chapin Samuel A., mining, office 65 Merchants' Ex- change, dw1 608 Folsom

Chapins B. Mme., French and English School, 634 Broadway, dwl 709 Filbert

Chaplin George M., helper with Pacific Saw Manu- facturing Co., dwl SW cor Oak and Fillmore

Chaplin James, accountant and general agent, office 604 Merchant room 18, res Alameda

Chaplin Samuel D., entry clerk with Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 7 Prospect Pl

Chapman Andrew J., calker, dwl cor Eleventh and Railroad avs, South S. F.

Chapman Benjamin, shipcarpenter, dwl 68 Minna Chapman C. A. Mrs., seamstress, dwl Overland House

Chapman Caroline Miss, teacher music, 728 Howard Chapman Charles D., housepainter, dwl 3 Highland Terrace, California

Chapman Charles D., teacher music, dwl 1123 Ellis

Chapman Chloe M. Mrs., importer human hair, etc., 333 Bush and 25 New Montgomery, dwl N s Twen- ty-third bet Columbia and Alabama

Chapman Cyrus C. (Spruance, Stanley & Co.), dwI 32512 Bush

Chapman Edward, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwI Mountain Lake

Chapman George, helper with S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 13 Clementina

Chapman George W., agent Pacific Needle Manu- facturing Co., 25 New Montgomery Grand Hotel, dwl Ns Twenty-third bet Columbia and Alabama Chapman Harry, jeweler with Edwards & Tuckey, dwl 1516 Leavenworth

Chapman Henry, painter, dw1 23412 Sixth

Chapman Henry, seaman, dwl 114 Jackson

Chapman Howard (D. A. Macdonald & Co.), dwl 2505 Clay

Chapman Ira H., engineer, dwl 818 Post

Chapman Ira J., machinist Risdon Iron and Loco- motive Works, dwl 114 First

Chapman James, dwl Columbia Hotel

Chapman James, cook New York Bakery, dwl 531 Stevenson

Chapman James (Simmons & C.), dw1 905 Market Chapman James F. (J. W. Grace & Co.), dwIN s Twenty-fourth nr Howard

CHAPMAN JAMES W., dairy produce, 72 and 73 California Market, dw1 1806 Mason

Chapman John, machinist, dwl St. Nicholas Hotel Chapman John, mining, dw1 660 Mission

Chapman John, stevedore with Menzies, Lowry & Bingham

Chapman John B. ( Chapman & Co.), dwl S s Hous- ton bet Taylor and Jones

Chapman John E., clerk with James W. Chapman, dwl 1806 Mason

Chapman Levi, clerk with John Burnap, dwl 420 Leavenworth

Chapman Leir, compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 49 Stanly Pl

Chapman Mill and M. Co. (Ely, Nev.), Frank Swift secretary, office 419 California

Chapman Oliver, clerk, dwl 136 Dora

Chapman Philip, carpenter with D. A. Macdonald & Co., dw1 741 Market

Chapman Ralph J., expressman, cor Post and Mont Chapman R. E., letter carrier S. F. Post-office, dwl 54 First

Chapman Robert, letter carrier S. F. Post-office, dwl 346 Third

Chapman Samnel H., actor, dw1 224 Second

Chapman Sarah Mrs., teacher music, 346 Third

Chapman Thomas, helper Risdon Iron and Locomo- tive Works, dwl 1516 Leavenworth

Chapman Thomas, second officer P. M. S. S. China

Chapman Valeria (widow), dw1 1123 Ellis

Chapman William, gardener with Thomas Meherin Chapman William J., printer, dwl S s Houston bet Taylor and Jones

CHAPMAN WILLIAM S., capitalist, office 306 Pine, dwl Grand Hotel

Chapman & Co. (John B. Chapman and George H. Behrens/, contractors nightwork, 327 Sutter

Chapot B., liquor saloon, SW cor Fifth and M, South S. F.

Chappel -, dwl 18 Tehama

Chappel John, expressman, NE cor How and Fourth Chappel Scott R., traveling auditor C. P. R. R., dwl 20812 Seventh

Chappell John W., student Heald's Business College Chappell Peter, liquor saloon, 1 Com, dw1 736 Union Chappell William, expressman, NE cor Howard and Fourth, dwl 26 Louisa

Chappell William, student Heald's Business College Chapple Winfred (widow), dwl cor Fair Oaks and Twenty- sixth

Chapuis Bertha, teacher French, dwl 709 Filbert

Charbonnell Henry, inspector Custom House, dwl (622) 61616 Fourth

Chard A. M. (widow), dwl 1617 Dupont

Chard George H., carpenter with Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., dwl 121 Cedar Av

Chard Henry C., marblecutter with J. & A. Morris, dwl 1617 Dupont

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The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 43

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