The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 49

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Publication date: 1874
Publisher: San Francisco : Langley, Henry G.
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Conrad Henry, expressman, dwl 35 Langton

Conrad Jacob, cook Keystone House, 127 .Jackson

Conrad J. H. (Conrad & Albach), dw1 SW cor Fifth and Harrison

Conrad Emmel, laborer, dw1 64 First

Conrad William A., carpenter with Bryant & Stra- han, dwl 411 Larkin

Conrad & Ahlbach (J. H. Conrad and J. Ahlbach), plumbers, gasfitters, and tinsmiths, 207 Fourth

Conrades Ferdinand, Antelope Oyster Saloon, 612 Market

Conradi William, clerk 732 Washington, dwl 273 Stev Conran James, plasterer, dw1 333 Bush

Conran Thomas P., agent, dw1 331 Montgomery

Conro Cassius M. ( F. D. Conro & Son), dw1 938 Pac CONRO F. D. & SON ( Cassius M. Conro), proprietors Golden Age Flouring Mills, 717-721 Battery

Conro Frederick D. ( F. D. Conro & Son), dw1 938 Pac Conro Frederick D. Jr., clerk with Redington, Hos- tetter & Co., dw1 938 Pacific

Conro George A., bookkeeper with F. D. Conro & Son, dwl 938 Pacific

Conroy Ann (widow), dwl 6 Bartol

Conroy Bernard, physician and accoucheur, office and dwl 503 Pacific

Conroy Bridget (widow), dwl S s Randall bet Chen- ery and Palmer

Conroy C. H., conductor Market St. Railway, dwISW cor Sixteenth and Valencia

Conroy Daniel, mail clerk S. F. Chronicle, dwl Bry- ant het Eighth and Ninth

Conroy F. Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School

Conroy Francis, laborer, dwl N s Broadway bet Van Ness Av and Franklin

Conroy Henry, wholesale liquor dealer, dwl 932 Pac Conroy James, dwl SW cor Bush and Steiner

Conroy James, conductor Market St. Railway, dwl Es Valencia bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth

Conroy James, mail clerk S. F. Chronicle

Conroy James, stonecutter, dwl SE cor Baker and California

Conroy John, barkeeper with William H. Bassett, dw1 114 Eleventh

Conroy John. farmer, Old Ocean House Road nr In- dustrial School

Conroy John, laborer with James S. Dyer

Conroy Lizzie T., teacher, dwl 1912 Mason

Conroy Margaret (widow), dwl SW cor Brannan and Geneva

Conroy Martin, teamster with Dutton & Moore, dwl 1622 Mission

Conroy Michael, painter, dwl SE cor Har and Dora Conroy Michael C., clerk, dw1 1912 Mason

Conroy Nicholas, stovedore P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 138 Dora

CONROY, O'CONNOR & CO. ( M. J. O' Connor, B. F. Dunham. E. W. Playter, T. H. O'Connor, and Brace Hayden), importers and jobbers metals and hardware, 107-111 Front and 104-114 Pine

Conroy Patrick, carpenter, dwl 115 Second Conroy Patrick, hostler Central R. R.

Conroy Peter, laborer, dw1 1512 Rausch, rear

Conroy Peter, laborer Laborers' Protective Benevo- lent Association, 818 Howard

Conroy Thomas, seaman, dwl 132 Steuart

Conroy William, finisher with John C. Bell, dwl 15 Geneva

Considine Edward, butcher with William Nagle & Co., dwl 1304 Jackson

Consolidated Amador Mining Co. (California), David D. Colton president, office 402 Mont room 34

Consolidated Gold Hill Quartz Mill and Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nevada), office 414 California

Consolidated Reforma Lead and Silver M. Co. (Low- er California), Jacob Schreiber president, office room 10, 605 Clay

CONSOLIDATED TOBACCO CO., J. W. Stow presi- dent, office 304 Pine

Consolidated Virginia Mining Co. (Storey Co., Neva- da), D. T. Bagley secretary, office 401 California

Consolidated Washoe M. Co. (Storey Co., Nevada), W. B. Fleeson secretary, office 6 Leidosdorff Constant Catherine (widow), dwl 1337 Dupont

Constant F. Mme., French milliner, 314 Sutter

Constant Gilet, wigmaker with Mme. L. Bonnet, dwl Hyde nr California

Constantine Basile, restaurant, 153 Third, dwl 119 Third

Constantine Christopher C., cook with Basile Con- stantine, 153 Third

Constantine John ( Constantine & Alleck), dwl 1403 Stockton

Constantine Mary Mrs., dressmaker with Charles Mayer, dwl 31 Jessie

Constantine & Alleck (John Constantine and Joseph Alleck), coffee saloon, 1403 Stockton

Constitution Hotel, Charles H. Brickwedel proprie- tor, 547-553 First

CONSUL ARGENTINE REPUBLIC, Charles Baum, office 510 Battery

CONSUL AUSTRO HUNGARIAN Empire, Gott- lieb A. E. Muecke, office room 8, 109 California CONSUL BELGIUM, Emil Grisar, office NW cor

Sansom and Broadway (Consul-general Salvador Mohange, office Grand Hotel)

CONSUL BOLIVIA, Francisco Herrera, office 331 Montgomery

CONSUL CHILI, Henry Barroilhet San Francisco, office 524 Montgomery ; F. Casanueva Jr. Pacific States, office 27 and 28 U. S. Court Bldg, 506 Bat

CONSUL COSTA RICA, F. Herrera San Francisco, office 331 Montgomery ; T. Lemmen Meyer Con- sul-general Pacific States, office 525 Front

CONSUL DENMARK, G. O'Hara Taaffe, office 320 California

CONSUL ECUADOR, F. Herrera (acting), office 331 Montgomery

CONSUL FRANCE, Edmond Breuil, office 436 Jack CONSUL GERMAN EMPIRE, Charles A. C. Duis- enberg, office 314 Sacramento

CONSUL GREAT BRITAIN, W. Lane Booker, of- fice 319 California

CONSUL GREECE, N. J. Kabath, office 224 Sansom CONSUL GUATEMALA, Leslie C. Hanks, office 204 California

CONSUL HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, Henry W. Sever- ance, office 105 Front

CONSUL HONDURAS, William V. Wells, office 2 City Hall first floor

CONSUL ITALY, G. B. Cerruti, office 702 Wash

CONSUL JAPAN. Charles Wolcott Brooks, vice Saburo Takaki, secretary Horace D. Dunn, office 703 Market

CONSUL MEXICO, Licenciado Manuel Azpiroz, office 408 California

CONSUL NETHERLANDS, James De Fremery, of- fice 710 Sansom

CONSUL NICARAGUA, F. Herrera, office 331 Mont CONSUL PERU, Frederico De La Fuenta Y Subirat, office 320 Sansom

CONSUL PORTUGAL, Francis Berton, office 527 Clay

CONSUL RUSSIA, Martin Klinkofstrom, office 510 Battery

CONSUL SAN SALVADOR (office vacant)

CONSUL SPAIN, Camilo Martin, office NW cor California and Leidesdorff

CONSUL SWEDEN AND NORWAY, G. O'Hara Taaffe, office 320 California

CONSUL SWITZERLAND, Francis Berton, office 527 Clay ; vice consul Antoine Borel, office 601 Montgomery

CONSUL TURKEY, George W. Gibbs, office 35 Bat- tery

Conte Germain, dyer with Schetzel & Weyer, dw1 507 Bush

Contente José F., laborer, dwl SW cor Drumm and Oregon

Conti Carlo, plaster ornamenter with D. Mencarini, dwl 1212 Fourth

Contini Louis, teacher music, dwl 5 Stockton

Continental Fire Insurance Co. (New York), Jon- athan Hunt manager, office 313 California

Continental Hotel, Herman Droste proprietor, 519- 527 Pacific

Continental House, Thomas Ryan proprietor, 5107% Mission

CONTINENTAL LIFE INS. CO. of New York, H. H. Blake & Co. managers, office 302 Montgomery Contra Costa Ferry, foot Vallejo

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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CONTRA COSTA LAUNDRY ASSOCIATION, Hal- lett, Bartlett & Dalton, office 13 Broadway, branches 320 Pine, 677 Market, cor Second and Howard, and cor Bush and Kearny

Contra Costa Steam Navigation Co., William H. Tay- lor president, Phillip M. Backus secretary, office Ss Vallejo nr Davis

CONTRACT AND FINANCE CO., Samuel A. Hop- kins president, John Miller secretary, office C. P. R. R. Building cor Fourth and Townsend

Contras Frank, dwl 11 Pinckney

Conturon John B., laborer, dwl 11 Berry

Convery Patrick, expressman, dwl 11312 Oregon

Convey Edward, butcher with John Hayden, dwl 12612 Welsh

Convis Charles E., real estato, dwl 934 Folsom

Convoy Patrick H., waiter, dwl St. Nicholas Hotel Conway Andrew, dwl 76 Natoma

Conway Andrew J., porter with Jones & Co., dwl 214 Minna

Conway Barney, laborer with S. F. Gas Light Co., dwl 120 Folsom

Conway Bernard, plasterer, dwl NW cor Sixth and Bryant

Conway Cornelius, laborer, dwIN s Austin bet Gough and Franklin

Conway Edward, gardener, dwl 536 Sacramento

Conway Edward, president San Buenaventura C. and M. Co., office 314 California

Conway Ella R. (widow), dw1 618 Third

Conway Frank, engineer Risdon Iron and Locomo- tive Works, dwl 10 Fifth Av, rear

Conway Franklin, laborer with William H. Norton Conway George, master mariner, dw1 523 Minna

Conway James ( Conway & Blaney), dwl 224 Jessie Conway James, tailor, dwl S s Glover near Leav

Conway James, watchman with Michelssen & Brown, dw1 812 Clinton

Conway James H., helper Molter's and Refiner's De- partment U. S. Mint, dw1 1822 Hyde

Conway James N., engineer, dw1 40 First

Conway James P., laborer C. P. R. R. Depot, dw King St. House

Conway John, farmer, dwl Utah near Sixteenth

Conway John, hostler, dw1 524 Pine

Conway John, laborer, dwl 6 Vincent

Conway John, laborer, dwl 42 First

Conway Markey, whitener, dw1 1102 Washington

Conway Michael, laborer, dw1 244 Gilbert

Conway Michael, laborer, dwl 1326 Sacramento

Conway Michael, longshoreman with Oregon S. S. Co., dw1 778 Harrison

Conway Michael G., manufacturer saddles, harness, whips, and bridles, 767 Market, dw1 356 Minna Conway Michael H., porter Russ House

Conway Morris, laborer, dwl N s Austin bet Gough and Franklin

Conway Patrick, milkman, dwl cor Thirteenth Av and M, South S. F.

Conway Patrick, wood and coal, 133 Second, dwl 139 Minna

Conway Peter, packer with J. A. Folger & Co., dwl 12 Anthony

Conway Peter, seaman, dw1 896 Front

Conway Richard, bootmaker with John Sullivan, dw1 34 Ritch

Conway Richard, mariner, dwl 60 First

Conway Sarah A. Miss, shoefitter with S. W. Rosen- stock & Co., dwl 244 Gilbert

Conway Thomas, hackman, Plaza, dwl 1410 Clay

Conway Thomas, harnessmaker with Main & Win- chester, dwl S s Hayes nr Laguna

Conway Thomas, helper with Michael G. Conway, dwl 356 Minna

Conway Thomas, laborer, dwl Dolores nr Eighteenth Conway Thomas, laborer with Hancock & Kelso, dwl 414 Beale

Conway Thomas, tanner with Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl 35 Natoma

Conway & Blaney (James Conway and James E. Blaney), liquor saloon, SW cor Miss and Fourth Conyngham Malcolm, laborer P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 262 Brannan

Coogan Ann (widow), dwl 2 Maiden Lane

Coogan Patrick, laborer Freight Depot S. P. R. R.

Cook -, artist, dwl 245 Second

Cook -, barkeeper, dwl 225 Bush -

Cook A., deckhand stm Cora

Cook Aaron, capitalist, dwl 1304 Post

Cook Albert, seaman, dwl 117 Drumm

Cook Albert O. (Cook & Beringer), dwl 128 Kearny Cook Alexander, blacksmith with Kimball Manufact- uring Co., res Alameda

Cook Alexander A., carriage factory, 7 and 9 Powell, dwl 762 Howard

Cook Algernon M. (I. & A. M. Cook), dwl 9712 Fif- teenth

Cook Ann E. (widow), liquor saloon, 400 Third

Cook Anna, dressmaker, dwl 60 Everett

Cook Antoine, hairdresser, dw1 914 Harrison

Cook A. O. Mrs., flower preserving, hair work, and wax work, 128 Kearny

Cook A. S., dwl 224 Post

Cook August, cooper, dwl 17 White Pl

Cook August, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial

Cook Benjamin (colored), seaman, dwl 5 Broadway

Cook Benjamin C., porter with Allyno & White, dwl 125 California

Cook Bernard, carpenter, dwl E s Columbia bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third

Cook Brothers (John and William), box factory, Berry bet Third and Fourth

COOK C. A. MRS., botanical physician, office and dwl 224 Post

Cook Charles, dwl Fifth Av and B, South S. F.

Cook Charles, policeman City Hall, dwl 1710 Polk

Cook Charles E., engineer with Deming, Palmer & Co., dwl 111 Commercial

Cook Charles W. (R. C. Page & Co.), dwl 1903 Stock- ton

Cook Charles W., brassfinisher with Electrical C. and M. Co., dwl cor Hyde and Clay

Cook Christian, master mariner, dwl 2017 Mason

COOK CLARISSA MRS., manufacturer hair jewol-

ry, 519 Montgomery, dwl W s Yerba Buena nr Sacramento

Cook Daniel S. ( Bryant & C.), res San Mateo

Cook David R., master mariner, dwl NE cor Fran- cisco and Dupont

Cook David R. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl NE cor Fran- cisco and Dupont

Cook Eben, second officer P. M. S. S. Great .Re- public

Cook Edward, seaman, dwl 238 Steuart

Cook E. G. & Co. (John Jones), Union Grocery, NE cor Second and Stevenson

Cook Eldridge G. (E. G. Cook & Co.), dwl 433 Seventh

COOK ELI CAPT., dw1 611 Turk

Cook Elisha Mrs. (widow), dwl 934 Howard

Cook Fayette, mason, dwl 435 Turk

Cook Ferdinand, blacksmith with Kimball Manu- facturing Co., dwl 551 Stevenson

Cook Fernando C., physician, office 55 Second, dwl 708 Treat Av nr Twenty-third

Cook Frank, tinsmith with G. H. Tay & Co., dwl 918 Montgomery

Cook Frederick, blacksmith with Kimball Manu- facturing Co., dwl 551 Stevenson

Cook Frederick, cooper with Frank W. Arnold, dwl 708 Front

Cook Frederick, woodturner, dwl 17% Fifth Av

Cook George, bagmaker with Dakin & Libbey, dwl 255 Minna

Cook George C., engineer, dwl 172 Jessie

Cook George W., milkman with Marevs M. Cook, dwl S s Bush bet Pierce and Scott

Cook Henry, attorney at law, office of Montgomery Block, dwl 221 Sixth

Cook Henry, real estate, dw1 9 Second Av

Cook Henry, waiter, dwl 621 California

Cook Henry, whitener with James C. Sellers, dwl 31 Second

Cook Herman, laborer, dw1 30 Welsh

Cook Hiram B., clerk County Tax Collector's Office, dwl 1522 Stockton

COOK HORATIO N., manufacturer leather belting and hose, 415 Market, dwl 635 Sutter

COOK I. & A. M., lumber dealers, Pior 212 Steuart Cook I. & Brother (John A. Cook), importers and jobbers dry goods, 8 Battery

Cook I. J., driver Cosmopolitan Hotel, dw1 202 Bush Cook Ira, warehouseman Subsistence Department U. S. A., dwl 210 Shotwell

Cook Isaac (I. & A. M. Cook), dwl NW cor Fulton and Laguna

Cook Isaac ( I. Cook & Brother;, dw1 731 Geary Cook Isaac, fruits, dw1 1209 Bush

Cook Jacob A., clerk with Benoit Pasquale

Cook James, engineer, dwl 725 Harrison

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

Get a Policy in the ETNA 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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Cook James, longshoreman, dwl Filbert bet Sansom and Montgomery

Cook James, shipwright Shipwrights' Journeymen Association, 71 New Montgomery

Cook Jane (widow), dwl 4 Card Alley

Cook Jay H., whitener and plasterer, dw1 510 Lin- den Av

Cook J. B., business manager Golden Era, office 540 Clay

Cook Jessie S. (widow), furnished rooms, 108 Stock- ton

Cook J. G., stevedore with Whitney & Freese

Cook John ( Cook Brothers), dwl 14 Welsh

COOK JOHN, carpenter and builder, 425 Pine, dwl 412 Pine

Cook John, cook with Malone & Wilson, dwl 57 Third

Cook John, cook with Moraghan & Lynch, dwl 615 Folsom Cook John, drayman with J. A. Folger & Co., dwl 1311 Jackson

Cook John, fireman Engine No. 7, S. F. F. D., dwl NW cor Sixteenth add Second Av

Cook John, hairdresser, dwl 805 Mason

Cook John, oysterman, dwl 505 Howard

Cook John, waiter with Jules E. Sorbier, dwl 1107 Kearny

Cook John A. (I. Cook & Brother), dwl 1111 Post

Cook John H., poultry and game, 48 and 49 Wash- ington Market, dwl 1113 Clay

Cook John R., longshoreman, dw1 245 Second

Cook Joseph E., clerk with R. C. Page & Co., dwl 1903 Stockton

Cook Kate (widow), dwl 531 Bryant

Cook Lowe P., clerk S. F. and N. P. R. R., dwl 908 Clay

Cook Lucinda Miss, weaver Mission Woolen Mills, dwl Twenty-sixth nr Mission

Cook Marcus M., milkranch, S s Bush bet Pierce and Scott, dwl Pierce bet Bush and Sutter

Cook Mary Miss, shoefitter, dwl 4 Card Alley

Cook Mary A., furnished rooms, 70412 Mission

Cook Michael S., cartman Golden Gate Park, dwIN s Point Lobos Av nr Cook

Cook M. M. (widow), dwl 1517 Taylor

Cook Nicholas, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mill, Po- trero Point

Cook Nicholas L., compositor Alta California, dwl 627 California

Cook Orlando M., laborer, dwl N s Bush bet Pierce and Scott

Cook Orlo, machinehand Excelsior Mills, dw1 740 Howard

Cook Pardon A., real estate, dwl N s Sutter bet Pierce and Scott

Cook Peter ( Kane & C.), dwl 1122 Filbert

Cook Peter, carrier Morning Call

Cook Reuben B., cooper with L. N. Handy & Co., dw] NE cor Washington and Drumm

Cook Richard, grocer, dwl 12 St. Mary

Cook Ronald, carpenter P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 18 Stan- ford

Cook Sydney P., merchant, dwl 1517 Taylor Cook Susan Miss, dwl 714 Howard

Cook T., helper S. F. Boiler Works

Cook Theodore T., bookkeeper with R. C. Page & Co., dwl 629 Clay

Cook Thomas, expressman, SW cor Sac and Mont

Cook Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 703 Davis

Cook Thomas, painter, dwl 414 Pacific

Cook Thomas M., with James Moore, dwl 225 Bush

Cook Walter H., clerk with Charles E. Barry, dwl 1022 Jackson

Cook William ( Cook Brothers), dwl cor Twenty-third and Columbia

Cook William, baker with Frederick Hellwig

Cook William, carpenter, dwl E s Columbia bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third

Cook William, clerk Pacific Bridge Co.'s Works

Cook William, driver Central R. R., dwl Clinton nr Brannan

Cook William, maltroaster, 1915 Stockton

Cook William A., special policeman, dwl 130 Fern Av

Cook William N., carpenter, dwl cor Lincoln and Leavenworth

Cook William S., dwl 808 O'Farrell

Cook Wilson Q., laborer New U. S. Appraiser's Build- ing, dwl 609 Jackson

Cook & Beringer ( Albert O. Cook and William Ber- inger), hay and grain, SE cor Bryant and Fifth

Cook & Geyer G. and S. M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Joseph Maguire secretary, office 419 California

Cook. See Koch

Cooke Ann Mrs., furnished rooms, 621 California

Cooke Charles G., painter, dw1 621 California

Cooke Daniel D. ( Cooke & Smith), dw1 337 Jessie

Cooke George J. ( Haferkorn & Co.), dw1 1159 How- ard

Cooke George W., ruler with A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 1616 Market

Cooke Hannah Miss, principal Pine and Larkin St. Primary School, dwl 1511 Clay

Cooke Lyman (widow), dwl 1631 Mission

Cooke S. B. Miss, teacher Market St. Primary School, dwl 108 Stockton

Cooke William B., bookbinder and blankbook man- ufacturer, 723 Market

Cooke & Smith ( Daniel D. Cooke and Edward L. Smith), furniture and bedding, 30 Fourth

Cookingham George V., dwl 1218 Jackson

Cooksey John A., barkeeper with Osborn F. Baker, dwl Wisconsin Hotel

Cookson David F., first assistant engineer stm Ori- flamme, dwl 345 Fremont

Cookson Harris, shipwright Shipwrights' Journey- men Association, 71 Montgomery

Cool George W., dentist, office and dwl 22 Kearny

Cool W. P., dentist, office and dwl 128 Kearny

Cooler John, engineer, dwl 35 Natoma

Cooley Charles B., carpenter, dwl cor Buena Vista and Henrietta, Bernal Heights

Cooley Earl K., dwl 2123 Larkin

Cooley John, foreman, dwl 513 Howard

Cooley John E., drayman with Hanson & Moore, dwl 313 Sixth

Cooley Michael, plasterer, dwl 3 Park Av

Coolidge Abbie Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan Grammar School, dwl 538 Jessie

Coolidge Charles S., compositor with Charles W. Gor- don, dwl 538 Jessie

Coolidge George W., bookbinder with Charles E. Rankin, dw1 538 Jessie

Coolidge James C., chief postal clerk S. F. Post-office, dw1 538 Jessie

COOLIDGE JOSEPH A., secretary Merchants' Ex- change Association, office Merchants' Exchange first floor, dwl 606 Folsom

Coolidge J. P., dwl SW cor Fourth and Howard

Coolidge Mary E. (widow), dw1 538 Jessie

Coombe Philip H., silver burnisher with Edward Denniston, dwl 34 Harrison

Coombs George, stevedore Riggers' and S. U. Associa- tion, 429 Pacific

Coombs John H. ( Coombs & Taylor), dwl 1605 Scott Coombs John H. Jr., dw1 1605 Scott

Coombs Joseph, stonecutter, dwl 111 Geary

Coombs Nathaniel (colored), carpenter, dwl 21 Scott Pl

Coombs W. H., assistant auditor Custom House, dwl Russ House

Coombs & Taylor (John H. Coombs and Daniel Tay- lor), shipwrights and calkers, 111 Market

Coombs. See Combs and Comes

Coon Benjamin R. (Coon & O'Reilly), dw1 523 Kear

Coon Charles D., bookkeeper, dw1 35 Moss

Coon Henry P., State agent Brooklyn Life Ins. Co., office 409 California, res Mayfield

Coon N. S., merchant, dwl 1281% Fourth

COON & O'REILLY ( Benjamin R. Coon and Far- rell J. O' Reilly), liquor saloon, 511 Washington Coon. See Kuhn and Coons

Cooney Daniel, real estate, dwl 102 Eddy

Cooney David, laborer Pacific Commercial Co., dwI Castro nr Fourteenth

Cooney J. N., groceries and liquors, NE cor Shipley and Willow

Cooney John, groceries and dry goods, S s Union bet Montgomery and Calhoun

Cooney John, laborer, dwl S s Market bet Valencia and Brady

Cooney John, porter and ale botler, dwl 417 Powell Cooney John J., painter and grainer, 751 Mission, dwl 79 Everett

Cooney Luke, hostler with J. W. McDonald, dwI S s Fourteenth nr Mission

Cooney M., assistant janitor Washington Grammar School, dwl SW cor Washington and Mason

Cooney Mary Miss, housekeeper, dwl 11512 Shipley Cooney Michael, attorney at law, office 7 Court Block 636 Clay, dwl 312 Seventh

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY F. & M. INS. CO .; Assets $500,000; Farnsworth & Clark, Agts.

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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Cooney Michael, bootmaker with Buckingham & Hecht, dwl Market nr San José Depot

Cooney Michael, butcher, dwl Sixth Av bet Land M, South S. F.

Cooney Patrick, hostler with John F. Wilson, dwl 126 Olive Av

Cooney Patrick, longshoreman, dw1 44 Ecker

Cooney Thomas, laborer, dwl 763 Mission

Cooney William, painter with John J. Cooney, dwl cor Union and Montgomery

Cooney. See Coney

Coons Charles, dw1 741 Market

Coons Charles A., bricklayer New City Hall, dwl 111 Geary

Coons John T. W., general commission merchant, 205 Washington, dwl NW cor Stevenson and Eighth Coons. See Coon and Kuhn

Coop John, carpenter with Richardson & Holland, res Oakland

Cooper -, carpenter, dwl 1028 Market

Cooper Archibald, refiner, dw1 502 Mason

Cooper Benjamin, seaman, dw1 533 Commercial

Cooper C., gasfitter, dw1 227 Second

Cooper Charles, laborer Pacific Ico Co., dw1 919 Fol Cooper C. L., carpenter, dw1 19 Minna

Cooper D., driver Omnibus R. R.

Cooper David T., boilermaker with Portland Boiler Works, dwl 41 Minna

Cooper E. Bruce, bookkeeper with William B. Brad- bury, dw1 517 O'Farrell

Cooper Edward, dwl 610 Filbert

Cooper Eugene T., with Albert Dibblee, dwI N & Mc- Allister bet Fillmore and Steiner

Cooper Encarnacion V. (widow), dwl 821 Bush

Cooper Ezekiel (colored), porter California Ins. Co., dwl 11 Tay

Cooper Frank, oysterman, dw1 506 Market

Cooper Frank, waiter stm Oriflamme Oregon S. S. Co.

Cooper Frank P., bookkeeper with Gray, Jones & Co., dw1 629 Post

Cooper Frederick T., salesman with Keane, O'Con- nor & Co., dw1 40 South Park

Cooper George, carriagemaker, dw1 227 Second

Cooper George, seaman stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.

Cooper G. S. Mrs. (widow), dwl 7 Virginia Pl nr Du- pont

Cooper Halsey F., deputy U. S. Internal Revenue, dw1 600 Bush

Cooper Henry, bricklayer Bricklayers' Protective Association, 234 Sutter

Cooper Henry, laborer, dwl 123 Jackson

Cooper Henry, mason U. S. Mint, dwl 32 Minna

Cooper James, carpenter, dwl 5 Natoma .

Cooper James, plumber, dwl 32 Minna

Cooper James, shipwright Shipwrights' Journeymen Association, 71 New Montgomery

Cooper James B., mining, office 315 California, dwl 823 Larkin

Cooper James K., stationery and periodicals, 750 Market, dw1 315 Geary

Cooper Jared, scaman, dwl 32 Steuart

Cooper J. B. (widow), dw1 821 Bush

Cooper J. B. R. (estate of), office 523 Montgomery

Cooper Joel B., chief deputy U. S. Internal Revenue, dwl Morton House

Cooper Joel H., dwl 147 Third

Cooper Luke B., carpenter, dw1 238 Sutter

Cooper L. W. Mrs., dressmaker, 644 Mission

Cooper Robert, longshoreman, dwl 713 Front

Cooper Theodore B. (colored), express wagon, dwl 909 Pacific

Cooper Thomas (colored), laborer, dwl A Havens Pl nr Washington

Cooper Thomas H., expressman, cor Market and Turk, dwl Es Devisadero bet Turk and Tyler

Cooper William, boilermaker S. F. Boiler Works, dwl 5 Natoma

Cooper William, carpenter with Charles Williams, dwl 12 O'Farrell

Cooper William, mariner, dwl W s Virginia, rear, nr Pacific

Cooper William M., barkeeper, dw1 813 Howard

Cooper William R., shipjoiner P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 5221% Howard

Cooperative Coal M. Co. (Coos Bay, Oregon), Frank L. Kreider secretary, office 336 Montgomery

Cooperative Marble Works, John Daniel & Co. pro- prietors, 421 Pine

Coos Bay and Columbia River Packets, A. M. Simp- son & Bro. agents, office 44 Market

Coos Bay Coal Co. (Eastport), I. L. Pool, office 21 Merchants' Exchange, R. D. Chandler agent, of- fice 120 Pacific

Coos Bay Coal Co. (Newport ), Flanagan & Mann agents, +21 East

Coot -, dw1 618 California

Cootey Patrick H., wharfinger Clay St. Wharf, dwl 78 Fifteenth

Coover John H., miner, dw1 227 Second

Cooverry Nicholas, carpenter, dwl 533 Vallejo

Cope George W. ( Ayres, C. & Co.), dw1 8 Essex

Cope James, bootfitter with Rosseter & Smith, 'dwl Columbia Hotel

Cope Warner W., attorney at law, office 420 Cal, dwl W s Capp bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth

Copeland Edward, porter with Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl 79 Clementina

Copeland Eliza (widow), dwl 1109 Stockton

Copeland Henry M., wagonmaker, dwl 620 McAl- lister

Copeland William F., hatter, dw1 822 Union

Copeley Henry, dwl 2112 Pacific Av

Copier Claude, cook, dwl 1337 Dupont

Copithorne Jane (widow), dwl 10% Rausch

Copithorne Richard, porter with Locke & Montague, dwl 12 Rausch

Copley John, helper with Charles Oester, dwl 313 Mission, rear

Copley Kiernan, laborer Golden Gate Park, dwIN s Eddy bet Steiner and Pierce

Copp John G., foreman with George H. Tay & Co., dwl Bootz Hotel

Coppage John W. (J. W. Coppage & Co.), dw1 1904 Powell

Coppage J. W. & Co. (Henry Lang), coopers, 112 and 114 Jackson

Coppe Victor, tomb-fencemaker, cor Cal and Baker Coppinger Mary (widow), ladies' nurse, dwl 1309 Broadway

Coppola Catherine, groceries and liquors, NE cor Washington and Leavenworth

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The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 49

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