The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 47

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Publication date: 1874
Publisher: San Francisco : Langley, Henry G.
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Cohn Morris peddler, dwl 523 Stevenson

Cohn Morris B., clothing, 131 Jackson

Cohn Moses, clerk with Henry Edwards, dwl 710 Fol Cohn Nathan, broompeddler, dwl 6 Oregon bet Drumm and Davis

Cohn Philipp ( Philipp Cohn & Co.) , dw1 6 Prospect PI Cohn Philipp & Co. ( Alexander Loewel), wholesale and retail butchers) 12 S. F. Market

Cohn S., clothing, dw1 1028 Dupont

Cohn Salomon, hairdresser with Louis Corriveau, dwl 131 Tehama

Cohn Salomon S. ( Cohn & Frank), dwl 1115 Leav Cohn Samuel, groceries and liquors, SW cor Hayes and Octavia

Cohn Samuel, tailor with Charles Mayer, dwl 23 Miss Cohn Simon ( Cohn & Co.), dw1 246 Sixth

Cohn Simon, clothing and gonts' furnishing goods, 421 and 433 Kearny, dwl 218 Tyler

Cohn Solomon ( Simon Baum & Co.), dwl cor Kearny and Bush

Cohn Solomon B., tailor, 311 Pino, dwl 3 Cedar Av Cohn Therese Miss, millinery and fancy goods, 28 Sixth

Cohn Thomas, tailor, dwl 821 Jackson

Cohn W., tailor, 425 Pino, dwl 1812 Harriet

Cohn William, foreman Hebrew, dwl 321 Taylor

Cohn & Co. ( Aaron & Simon Cohn), dry goods, 246 Sixth

Cohn & Frank (Salomon S. Cohn and Augustus H. Frank), monoy and exchange brokers, oflice 418 Montgomery

Cohn. See Coan, Coen, Cohan, Cohen, Kohen, and Kohn

Cohnheim Max, editor Humorist, office 523 Kearny, dwl 1118 Howard

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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Cohrn Albert, salesman 345 Kearny and musician, dwl 2114 Mason

Cohrn Edward, policeman City Hall, dwl 2114 Mason Cohrs Peter, waiter, dwl 14 Brooks

Coin James, cook, dwl 1220 Larkin

COIN R. & CO. (Victoria Neuval), proprietors White House Hotel, 420 Jackson

Coin Raymond (R. Coin & Co.), dw1 420 Jackson

COIT B. HOWARD, chairman S. F. Stock and Ex- change Board, dwl Occidental Hotel

Coix Patrick, waiter stm Newbern, Front St. Wharf Cokeley Jeremiah, liquor saloon, 127 (153) 'Townsend Cokely James, laborer, dw1 544 Jessie

Cokely John, laborer, dwl 55 Natoma

Cokely John, shipcarpenter, dwl San Bruno Road nr Bay View

Cokely Thomas, salesman with Landers, Byrne & Co., dwl SE cor Twenty-fourth and Harrison Cokely. See Coakley

Coker John R., shipping clerk, dwl 424 Sansom

Colahan Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park

Colbert Kate Mrs., hatmaker, dw1 549 Mission

Colbert Edward, blacksmith with Isidore Burns, dwl NW cor Seventh and Folsom

Colbert John H., clerk, dw1 313 Ritch

Colbert Michael, miner, dwl 237 Tyler

Colbourn Richard, liquor saloon, 628 Merchant, dwl 11 Calhoun

Colburn Alfred C., clerk stm Louise, res Oakland Point

Colburn Charles H., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 912 Clay

Colburn George L., superintendent Home of the Ino- briate, NE cor Stockton and Chestnut

Colburn Jacob, clerk with Moore Brothers, res Oak- land

COLBURN THOMAS W., secretary Meadow Valley Mining Co., office 418 California, dwl 812 Taylor Colby A. J., dwl 231 Stevenson

Colby B. F. Mrs. (widow), dwl 2253 Mission

Colby Charles, shipbuilder, dwl 112 Fourth

Colby Charles A., compositor Alta California dwl 1703 Leavenworth

Colby Charles S., clerk stm Amador, dwl 9 Seymour Av

Colby C. K., shipwright Shipwrights' Journeymen Association, 71 New Montgomery

Colby George H., clerk General Passenger and Ticket Office C. P. R. R., dw] 112 Fourth

Colby Henry B., captain P. M. S. S. Co.'s Dock, dwl 328 Bryant

Colby Hiram H., carrier Bulletin, res Alameda

Colby James, machinist with S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 125 Perry

Colby J. T., calker Shipcalkers' Association, 713 Mis- sion

Colby M. A. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar School, dw] 617 Mission

Colby Mary A. (widow), nurse, dwl 143 Clara

Colby Moses L., porter with C. & P. H. Terrill & Co., dw1 528 Stevenson

Colby Nellie Miss, compositor Woman's Publishing Co., dwl 143 Clara

Colby William A., confectioner, dwl 135 Natoma

Colby Zebulon F., fruits, NE cor Francisco and Meiggs' Wharf'

Colcord William G., foreman shoemaker with Orin Jones, dw1 350 Grove

Coldeweis Frederick, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 1712 St. Mary Cole A. A. Mrs., dwl 772 Folsom

Cole Caroline H. Mrs., teacher Chinese Mission School, dwl 1401 Taylor

Cole C. E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 110 Sutter

Cole Claude, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel Cole C. M., clerk, dw1 108 Minna

COLE CORNELIUS, attorney at law, office room 23 U. S. Court Building, dwl SW cor Howard and Twenty-first

Cole Delia (widow), dwl 909 Washington

Cole D. Juan, clerk with George Hughes, dwl 315 Washington

Cole E. B., dw1 636 Commercial

Cole E. H., porter 17 Front, dw1 721 Shotwell

Cole F. P., salesman with Cal. Furniture Manufactur- ing Co., dwl 806 Leavenworth

Cole George H., dwl 120 Tyler

Cole Henry W., carpenter Superintendent Public Streets, dwl 529 Pine

Colo James, housemover, dwl 266 Clementina

Cole John, saddler with J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl 32 De Boom

Cole John F., carpenter, dwl Es Capp bet Twenty- fourth and Twenty-fifth

Cole Joseph, dwl 411 Sansom

Cole Josiah L., dwl 628 Sutter

Cole L. A. Mrs., dwl 212 Kearny

Cole Levi F., boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl 959 Folsom

Cole Lyman, painter and furnished rooms, dwl 815 Montgomery

Colo Marcus T., clerk with Republic Life Insurance Co., dwl 628 Sutter

Cole Mary (widow), laundry, dwl 520 Grove

Cole M. C., dwl West End Hotel

COLE NATHANIEL P., president Bank of San Francisco, office 215 Sansom, and president Cali- fornia Furniture Manufacturing Co., office 220 Bush, dw1 806 Leavenworth

Cole Nathaniel W. ( Cole & (o.), dwl 721 Shotwell

Colo Patrick, tailor with John F. Lindow, dwl 4 St. Mary Pl

COLE R. BEVERLY, physician, office 16 Geary, res Oakland

Cole Robert, scaman, dw1 238 Steuart

Cole Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co. Nevada), office 438 California

Cole Thomas, broker, office 140 Montgomery, dw1 502 Powell

Cole William, carpenter California Mills, dwl 41 Min Cole William, jeweler, dwl 50 Geary

Cole William, plumber with W. W. Walmsley, dwl SE cor Drumm and Oregon

Cole William M., porter 226 Bush, dwl 806 Leav

Cole & Co. ( Nathaniel W. Cole and Uriah Segers), sash, blind, and door factory, 22 California

Coleman August, wines, dwl N s Railroad Av nr Dolores

Coleman Catherine (widow), dwl 11 Clara

Coleman Charles, dwl 39 Oak Grove Av

Coleman Charles C., machinist with F. A. Huntington

Coleman Charles H., brewer Germania Brewery, dwl 1508 Mason

Coleman Charles H., hairdresser, 218 Pacific, dwl 1305 Stockton

Coleman Coleman, jeweler with William Baehr & Co., dwl 148 Perry

Coleman Daniel, stevedore with Whitney & Freese Coleman Daniel, waiter with Wapple & Nell, dwl 41 Everett

Coleman Daniel H., groceries and liquors, NE cor Brannan and Gilbert

Coleman David M., janitor S. F. Art Association, dwl 1422 Wash

Coleman David R., shipsmith, 706 Front, dwl 1206 Market

Coleman Dennis, shoemaker, dwl 38 Ritch

Coleman Edward W., cook, dwl W s Geneva nr Town- send

Coleman Evan J., president Pacific Transfer Co., office 6 Montgomery, dwl 7 South Park

Coleman George, laborer, dw1 322 Main, rear

Coleman George P., assistant librarian Mechanics' Instituto Library, dwl 27 Post

Coleman Gustavus A., clerk with M. Keller & Co., dwl 115 Kearny

Coleman Henry, market, 1503 Franklin

Coleman Henry, seaman, dwl 531 East

Coleman Henry R., salesman with A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 112 Fourth

Coleman Herman, teamster, dw1 148 Perry

Coleman J., stevedore P. M. S. S. Co.

Coleman James ( Gargan & C.), 731 and 733 Brannan Coleman James, laborer with Hanscom & Co., dwl W 8 Alabama bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third Coleman James, plasterer, dwl Fourteenth Av nr Railroad Av, South S. F.

Coleman James S., physician, dw1 520 Valencia

Coleman John, barkeeper, dwl 115 Jessie

Coleman John, engineer P. M. S. S. Colorado

Coleman John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Har- rison and Dora

Coleman John, laborer, dwl 14 Clinton

Coleman John, laboror, dw1 278 Tehama

Coleman John, shoomakor, 16 Hayes, dwl 18 Hayes

Coleman John, turner with Seaborn & Honey

Coleman John E., barkeeper with E. P. Enright, 226 Fifth

Coleman John E. W., house and signpainter, 921 Fol Coleman John F., oiler stin Newbern, Front St. Wharf

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

ETNA 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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Coleman John H., collector, office 420 Montgomery room 6, dwl 1422 Washington

Coleman John M., porter with U. S. Shipping Com- missioner, dwl Coso House

COLEMAN JOHN W., stock broker, office 433 Cali- fornia, res Oakland

Coleman Joseph W., carpenter, dwl 421 Stevenson Coleman Larkin, machinist, dwl 2722 Folsom

Coleman Luke (colored), whitewasher, dwl 1316 Pow Coleman Margaret M. (widow), dressmaker, 115 Kear Coleman Michael, gatekeeper with Edward M. Mur- phy, Mission Ocean House Road

Coleman Owen, laborer S. F. and Pac. Sugar Co., dwI cor Eighth and Natoma

Coleman Patrick, helper Union Iron Works, dwl 132 Clara

Coleman Patrick J., salesman 706 Market, dwl 1205 Market

Coleman Simon, bootmaker with S. W. Rosenstock & Co., dwl 1204 Howard

Coleman Thomas, barkeeper with Thomas McIner- ney, dwl SW cor Fourth and Howard

Coleman Thomas, bootfitter, dw1 710 Bush

Coleman Thomas, chemist, dwl W s Valencia nr Fif- teenth

Coleman Thomas, laborer, awl Ss Henry bet Noe and Castro

Coleman Thomas, porter 510 Sansom, dwl Bartol nr Broadway

Coleman William (George H. Sagar & Co.), dwl 13 Rondel Pl

Coleman William J., longshoreman, dwl 703 Davis Coleman William T. ( W. T. Coleman & Co.), dwl 1299 Taylor

COLEMAN W. T. & CO., shipping and commission merchants, office SW cor California and Front Coleman. See Colman

Coles Edward, porter with Reynolds & Ford, dwINW cor Davis and Clay

Coles George W., carpenter with David Drady, dwl 12361%, Folsom

Coles John B., calker with Lumber S. Allen, dw1 955 Howard

Coles Thorn, engineer with Dohrmann & Co., dwl S W cor Bay and Dupont

Coles William L., policeman City Hall, dw1 30 Geary Colette Henry, porter with Chassagne, Devaneaux & Co., dwl 1015 Stockton

Colette Oliver, laundry, 1013 Stockton, dw1 1011 Stock Colfur Patrick, stableman with James Tomkinson, dwlol Minna

Colgan John, fireman stin Oriflamme Oregon S. S. Co., dwl 305 Fremont

Colgan William, stevedore P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 644 Brannan

Coli Allessio (Francisco Giovannini & Co.), dwl SE cor Kearny and Broadway

Colin Eugene, proprietor Lafayette House, 706-710 Commercial

Colin Josephine Mrs., teacher French, dwl 801 Jaek Coll Dennis, teamster with Hasto & Kirk, dwl 1001 Battery

Coll Hugh, salesman with David Samuels

Coll John, baker with John Reagan, dw1 11512 Ship- ley, rear

Coll Patrick, teamster with Hasto & Kirk, dwl 1001 Battery

Collagan William, laborer, dw1 446 Brannan

Colleary John, teamster, dwl 247 Perry

COLLECTOR CUSTOMS PORT OF SAN FRAN- CISCO. office Custom House third floor

COLLECTOR UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, office 321 Battery COLLEGE BUILDING, 24 Post

Collen Fred ( Longe & C.), dwl 118 Fifth

Collethon James C., porter with Tallant & Co., dwl VE cor California and Battery

Collett Henry, with Pac. Barrel and Keg Co.

Colley Frederick A., salesman with A. L. Bancroft & Co., dw1 1040 Mission

Colley Moses H., carpenter, dwl 1040 Mission

Colley William, special policeman, dwl Seal Rock House

Collie Alexander, watchmaker, dwl 119 Third

Collio Thomson, captain schooner Three Brothers, office 305 East, dwl 427 Fremont

Collie William II. ( Collie & Stewart), dwl 140 Sutter COLLIE & STEWART ( William H. Collie and Henry Stewart), floral depot, 18 Post, and nurse- ryman, S s Post bet Broderick and Devisadero

Collie. See Colly

Collier Edwin, shipbuilder, dw1 530 Bush

Collier Frederick, real estate, office 413 California

Collier John T., clerk with Wilson & Putnam, dwl 704 Montgomery

Collier Walter, stovemounter with Brittan, Hol- brook & Co., dwl 517 Mission

Collier William, laborer, dwl Mechanics' House Collier W. J., printer, dwl Bootz Hotel

Collier. See Collyer

Colligan Andrew, laborer, dwI Es Kate nr Brannan Colligan Terence, laborer, dwl S s Vallejo bet Lar- kin and Hyde

Collin Felix, liquor saloon and boarding, 912 Kearny Collin Henry, tailor, 1307 Pacific

Collings Martin, plasterer, dwl 2009 Hyde

Collings William, calker Shipcalkers' Association, 713 Mission

Collinon Michael, bootmaker with Einstein Bros. & Co., dwl 27 Jessie

Collins Adele Miss, milliner, dw1 912 Kearny Collins Adelino L. (widow), dwl 208 Fifth

Collins Albert F. ( Collins, Wheaton & Luhrs), res Oakland

Collins Albert L., teamster, dwl 514 Minna;

Collins Arthur, teacher, dwl 1109 Montgomery

Collins Barney, cigarmaker, dwl S s Twenty-fourth nr Ilarrison

Collins Benjamin, carpenter, dw1 627 California

Collins Benjamin Jr., printer with Frank Eastman, dwl 627 California

Collins Benjamin R. ( Collins & Lyons), dwl 208 Fifth Collins C. Mrs., weaver woolen mills, dwl 3 Shipley bet Seventh and Eighth

Collins C. D., bookkeeper with Pacific Chemical Co., dwl 731 Bush

Collins Charles, dwl 29 Minna

COLLINS CHARLES J., hatter, 321 Montgomery, dw1 5 Monroe

Collins Colby, dw1 319 Bush

Collins Cornelius, bricklayer, dw1 7 Jane PI

Collins Cornelius, porter with Philip McGovern, dwl 636 Commercial

Collins David, master mariner, dwl 825 Broadway, rear

Collins David, paver Superintendent Public Streets, dwl 1332 Washington

Collins Delia Miss, dressmaker with Lesser Leszyns- ky, dwl Minna nr Fifteenth

Collins Dennis, longshoreman, dw1 513 Mission

Collins Dennis, professor English and commercial studies University Mound College

Collins Dennis B. ( O'Sullivan & C.), dw1 922 Pine

Collins Dennis P., cook 329 Montgomery, dw1 53 Stev Collins Douglas, packer 412 Battory, dwl E s Pringle Court

Collins Edward, stevedore, dwl E s Greenwich bet Sansom and Montgomery

Collins Edward S., plumber and gasfitter, dw1 307 Filbert

Collins Elizabeth (widow), housekeeper, dwl 419 Min Collins Ellen F. Miss, private school, 1022 Powell

Collins Eunico (widow, colored), stewardess P. M. S. S. Constitution, dwl 927 Broadway

Collins Felix, dw1 912 Kearny

Collins Frederick, butcher, dwl 927 Howard

Collins Frederick T., hatter with Collins & Co., dwi 1238 Bush

Collins George, machinist with Benjamin Harris, dwl 1105 Mason

Collins George, restaurant, dw1 1523 Mason

Collins George H. ( Higgins & C.), res Oakland Collins George W., clerk, dwl 1109 Montgomery

Collins Henry M. (colored), janitor Merchants' Ex- change, dwl 54 Merchants' Exchange

Collins J., dw1 34 Hayes

Collins James, boilermaker with Risdon Iron Works, dwl 11 Cleveland, rear

Collins James, bootfitter, 229 Jessio

Collins James, fireman, dwl 211 Folsom, rear

Collins James, laborer with Thomas Connolly

Collins James, painter, dwl 60 Clementina

Collins James, stonecutter New City Hall, dwl 121 Shipley

Collins James, tpyecaster California Type Foundry, dwl 44 Ritch

Collins James, woodworker with John E. Garton, dwl What Cheer House

Collins James C. ( Collins & Co.), dw1 1205 Bush Collins James W., milkman, dwl 1001 Market

ATLAS INS. CO. OF HARTFORD; Assets 8325,000; Farnsworth & Clark, Agents.

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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Collins J. C., stevedore P. M. S. S. Co.

Collins Jeremiah, hostler Central R. R., dwl 713 Clementina, rear

Collins Jeremiah, sawyer with a. W. Swan & Co., dwl 71 Clementina

Collins J. J., dw1 91912 Washington

Collins John, dwl Gilbert nr Bryant

Collins John, barkeeper with Thomas Adam

Collins John blacksmith, dwl 423 Bush

Collins John, brassfinisher with William T. Garratt, dwl 16 Natoma

Collins John, expressman, cor Commercial and Davis, dwl 63 Stevenson

Collins John, horseshoer with Dunnigan & O'Dea, dwl Philadelphia House

Collins John, laborer Pacific Oil and Lead Works, dwl Howard bet Second and Third

Collins John, miner, dwl 21 Perry

Collins John, night watchman, dwl 657 Howard

Collins John, seaman, dw1 39 Pacific

Collins John, shipwright Shipwrights' Journeymen Association, 71 New Montgomery

Collins John, waiter, dwl cor Rausch and Howard

Collins John, waterman, dw1 54 First

Collins John, wire-ropemaker with A. S. Hallidie, dwl S s Francisco bet Mason and Taylor

Collins John A. ( Mott & C.), attorney at law, office 523 Kearny, dwl 203 Turk

Collins John C., barber, dwl 133 Perry

Collins John C., compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 1316 Broadway

Collins John D.(John D.Collins & Co.) ,dw] 724 Fulton COLLINS JOHN D. & CO. ( David A. McFarland) proprietors, Charter Oak Livery and Sale Sta- bles, 773 Market

Collins John F., hairdresser with Emanuel Oppen- heimer, dwl 1019 Market

Collins John J., currier with Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl SW cor Bryant and Seventh

Collins John J., pressman with Bacon & Co., dwl Vallejo bet Jones and Leavenworth

Collins Joseph, carpenter, dwl 545 Natoma

Collins Joseph, carver, dwl 325 Fourth

Collins Joseph C., real-estate agent, 507 Montgomery, dwl 1609 Sutter

Collins Kate Miss, dressmaker with Mrs. Mary Rob- ertson, dwl 11 Minna

Collins Lizzie Miss, hairdresser with Sullivan & Rourke, dwl 419 Minna

Collins L. J., stevedore with Whitney & Freese

Collins Louisa Miss, dressmaker with Mrs. Mary Robertson, dwl 11 Minna

Collins Louisa S. (widow), dwl 206 Fifth

Collins Lyman B., salesman Florence Sewing Ma- chine Co., res Oakland

Collins M., stewardess P. M. S. S. Nevada

Collins Malvina Mrs. (widow), furnished rooms, 32 Fourth

Collins Martin, plasterer, dwl S s Hyde nr Union

Collins Martin J., carpenter, dwl 1713 Leavenworth Collins Mary E. Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary School, dwl 419 Minna

Collins Mary F., proprietress Albemarle House, 8 Mason

Collins Mathew, miner, dwl 707 Front

Collins Michael, cartman Superintendent Public Streets, dwl Broadway nr Polk

Collins Michael, driver California Powder Works, dwl Harbor View

Collins Michael, laborer, dwl Ss Vallejo bet Leaven- worth and Jones

Collins Michael, laborer with S. F. Gas Light Co.

Collins Michael, laborer with F. D. Conro & Son, 717 Battery

Collins Michael, plasterer, dwl W s Steiner bet Eddy and Ellis

Collins Michael, stevedore with Menzies, Lowry & Bingham

Collins N. M., shipwright Shipwrights' Journeymen Association, 71 New Montgomtry

Collins Owen, bootmaker, dwl 33 Natoma

Collins Patrick, clerk with Patrick Enright, dwl SW cor Howard and Rausch

Collins Patrick, driver Market St. Railway, dw1 607 Linden Av

Collins Patrick, conductor Omnibus R. R., dwl 161 Silver

Collins Patrick, expressman, dwl 519 Mission

Collins Patrick, hostler with McCord & Malone, dwl 41 Jessie

Collins Patrick, laborer, dwl 25 Louisa

Collins Patrick, laborer, dwl 419 Stevenson

Collins Patrick, laborer, dwl Lake Honda nr Spring Valley W. Works

Collins Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park

Collins Patrick, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart

Collins Patrick, stevedore with Whitney & Freese

Collins Patrick J., carpenter, dwl 428 Clementina

Collins Peter, fireman, dwl 11 Hunt

Collins Peter, lamplighter with S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 11 Sherwood PI

Collins Peter F., carpenter, dw1 1621 Howard

Collins Richard, butcher with J. Y. Wilson & Co .; dw1 825 Folsom

Collins Richard, carpenter, dw1 627 California

Collins Richard, fireman Mission Woolen Mills, dwl Minna bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth

Collins Robert, compositor Evening Bulletin, dwl 1316 Broadway

Collins Robert U., agent body lifting machines, dwl 1105 Powell

COLLINS SALVIN P., wines and liquors, oyster, and chop house, 329 Montgomery, dwl SW cor Sacramento and Franklin

Collins Samuel N., carbuilder N. B. and Mission R. R., dwl NE cor Twenty-fifth and Alabama

Collins Sarah Mrs., seamstress Mission Woolen Mills, dwl Shipley bet Seventh and Eighth

Collins Savory W., merchant, dw1 825 Broadway, rear Collins Silas Mortimer ( Linsley & C.), dwl American Exchange

Collins Thomas, conductor Omnibus R. R., dw1 4197% Tehama

Collins Thomas, oiler with Goodwin & Co., dwl 63 Stev Collins Thomas, teamster with Richard Brady, dwl 984 Harrison

Collins Thomas, waiter Grand Hotel, dwl 2 Eddy Pl Collins Thomas W., clerk Western Union Telegraph Co., dwl 1205 Bush

Collins Timothy, dwl S s Maria nr Chesley

Collins Timothy, boatbuilder, 120 Berry, dwl 5 Berry

Collins Timothy, laborer with Dohrmann & Co., dwi United States Hotel

Collins Timothy, milkranch, dwl Guerrero nr Twenty- seventh

Collins Wallace, machinist and locksmith, 111 Ste- venson, dwl 1403 Polk

Collins William, clerk, dw1 704 Mason

Collins William, laborer, dw1 123 Jackson

Collins William, oiler P. M. S. S. Great Republic

Collins William G., laborer, dw1 140 Third

COLLINS, WHEATON & LUHRS ( Albert F. Col- lins, George F. Wheaton, and Nicholas C. Luhrs', commission merchants and wholesale provisions, 219 Front

Collins & Co. (James C. Collins), hatters, 227 Mont

Collins & Lyons ( B. R. Collins and John Lyons), teamsters, office Pier 11 Steuart

Collinson Thomas, salesman with Kaindler & Co., dwl Ss Grove bet Webster and Fillmore

.Collis Robert, physician, office 601 California, dw1 615 Stockton

Collis William, sticker with B. & J. S. Doe, and liquor saloon, 130 Berry

Collischonn Charles, clerk with Belloe Frères, res Oakland

Collison James, dairyman, dwl W s Mission nr Thirty- second

Collison John A., dwl 712 Hyde

Colliver Thomas, seaman, dw1 19 Commercial

Collman Friederich, shoemaker, dwl 827 Vallejo, rear Collner John, compositor S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1031 Pacific

Collopy James, baker, 313 Sixth

Collver Alfred B., fruits, 660 Mission

Colman Abraham (Colman Bros.), dwl 1008 Van Ness Av

COLMAN A. F., druggist, NE cor Geary and Jones, dw1 603 Hyde

COLMAN BROTHERS (Solomon, Morris, Abra- ham, and Charles), importers and wholesale clothing, 107 Battery, and retail SW cor Mont- gomery and Washington

Colman Charles ( Colman Bros.), dw1 1008 Van Ness Av

Colman H., expressman, SW cor Fourth and Mission, dwl 148 Perry

Colman Harlow, hackman with James McGinn Colman J. H., attorney at law, dw1 726 Mission

Colman John, woodturner, dw1 1228 (1328) Broadway

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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Colman Mary Mrs., dressmaker, dwl Virginia Block Colman Michael, milkman, Diamond bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth

Colman Morris ( Colman Bros.), res New York Colman Solomon ( Colman Bros.), res New York Colman. See Coleman.

Colmann Martin, Calaveras Beer Saloon, NE cor Pine and Kearny, dwI 639 California

Colmo & Co. (Chinese), cigar manufactory, 607 Dup Colner John, printer, dwl 1031 Pacific

Coloff Herman, teacher music, dw1 914 Vallejo Colomb Jules, sculptor, dwl 822 Pacific

Colombat Alfred, fringemaker with S. Ettinger, dwl 616 Post, rear

COLOMBIA (U. S.) CONSUL, F. Herrera, office 331 Montgomery

Colombo Co. (Chinese), cigar manufactory, 715 Dup Colon Bernard, laboror, dwl 4 Sherwood Pl

Colon Francisco, waiter, dwl Guillaume Tell Hotel

Colon John, laborer with Thompson Bros., dwl 30 Natoma

Colon Mary A. Miss, milliner with Mrs. M. A. Butler, dwl cor Twenty-first and Guerrero

Colonna Augustus ( Bianchini & C.), dwl SW cor Sansom and Pacific

COLORADO COMMERCIAL AND LAND COM- PANY, office 526 Montgomery room 5

COLORADO STEAM NAVIGATION CO., B. M. Hartshorne president, Edward Norton agent, Wil- liam G. Hobson secretary, office 610 Front

Colquhoun J. C., dressmaker and costumer, 634 How Colquhoun John, currier with John F. King, dwl Center House

Colquhoun Robert, clerk with Libby & Swett, dwl 634 Howard

Colson Edward A., messenger Custom House, dw1 1112 Harrison

Colson Winfield S., driver City R. R., dwl N s Six- teenth bet Mission and Howard

Colter Edward J., form carrier with Francis & Valen- tine, dwl 48 Clara

Colter John, policeman City Hall, dwl NW cor Pine and Fillmore

COLTER JOIIN C., stamping and stamp manufac- tory, 53 Third

Colter William, helper Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works, dwl 232 Fremont

Colter. See Coulter

Coltman Henry, seaman, dwl North German Hotel, 39 Jackson

COLTON DAVID D., attorney at law, office 402 Montgomery room 32, dwl NE cor California and Taylor

Colton William, laborer, dwl SW cor Harrison and Eleventh

Colton William, molder Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works

Colton Zelotes A., foreman Pacific Oil and Lead Works, dwl 108 Eddy

Colton's Building, 220 Third

COLUMBIA FOUNDRY, Reese Llewellyn propri- etor, 133 and 135 Bealo

Columbia Hotel, Leo Maurer proprietor, 741 Market Columbia House, Douglass & Cosgrove proprietors, 114 Jackson

Columbia River Salmon Co., Sroufe, Sweeney & Co. agents, 406 Front

Columbus Borax Refinery, E. K. Stevenot & Co. pro- prictors, SW cor Chestnut and Powell, Justinian Caire agent, 530 Washington

Columbus Mill and M. Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nevada), B. B. Minor secretary, office 41115 California

Colusa Manufacturing Co., Franklin Mahon secre- tary, office 760 Folsom

Colver J. G., driver Central R. R., dw1 119 Clinton

Colvin Alexander F., helper with Thomas Day, dwl 1117 Greenwich

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The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 47

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