The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 89

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Publication date: 1874
Publisher: San Francisco : Langley, Henry G.
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Held Simon, merchant, dw1 313 Stockton

Held William, brewer with Charles Metzler, dw1 6 Scotland

Heldibrecht Otto, carver, dwl 1135 Folsom Heldrich Fanny Miss, dressmaker, 1301 Larkin

Helen Joseph R., traveling agent Mutual Life In- suranco Co. of New York, dw1 921 Howard Heley James, longshoreman, dw1 313 Folsom Heley Mary (widow), dwl 1831 Bush

Helgoth Henry, plasterer, dwl 353 Minna

Heligis George, mato stm Cora, dw1 808 Ellis

Helios ( E. J. Muybridge), landscape photographer, 429 Montgomery

Helios John, laborer, dwl 1417 Dupont

Helke Charles, saddler, 619 Mission, dw1 951 Mission Hell D., barkeeper, dw1 228 Bush

Hellor Caroline, (widow), dwl 1309 Powell

Heller C. L. ( Falkenstein & Co.), dw1 1628 Stockton Heller Emanuel, salesman with M. Heller & Bros., dwl 117 Jones

Heller Emanuel, salesman with L. & M. Sachs & Co., dwlolo Leavenworth

Heller Frank, driver with Lyon & Co., dwl 5 Pfeiffer Ileller Frederick, seaman, dwl 531 East

Hleller Jonas ( M. Heller & Bros.), res New York

dren's underwear, 125 Sansom, dw: 57 Natoma HELLER M. & BROTHERS ( Martin and Jonas), importers and jobbers dry goods, 112 and 114 San- som

Heller Martin ( M. Heller & Bros.), dw1 117 Jones Heller Moses ( M. Heller & Bros.) , dwl 119 Jones

lleller Samuel, salesman with L. & M. Sachs & Co., dwl 615 Leavenworth

Heller William (L. & M. Sachs & Co.), res New York

Hellesen Gustave, painter, dwl Chicago Hotel Helling Frederick, real estate, dwl 816 Ellis

Hellms Henry, fireman Bay View Sugar Refinery, dwl NE cor Battery and Green

Hellmann Horace, clerk with Hellmann Bros. & Co., res San Rafael

HELLMANN BROS. & CO. (Richard Hellmann and Edward Pajeken), importers, commission merchants, and agents Hamburg Board Under- writers and German Lloyd, room 7 SW cor Front and Jackson

Hellmann M., salesman, 22 Battery, dw1 106 Post

Hellmann Richard ( Hellmann Bros. & Co.), res San Rafael

Hellrich Paul, cabinetmaker with G. Ueffinger, dwl 2225 Ritch

Hellriegel Conrad, chief deputy license collector City and County, dwl 506 Union

Hellwig Christian, buckskin tannery, S s Sorpentine Av nr Twenty-sixth

Hellwig Frederick, bakery, 110 Dupont

Hellwig Henry, tanner with Christian Hellwig, dwl S & Serpentine Av nr Twenty-sixth

Hellwig. See Helwig

Helm D., dw1 212 Sutter

Helm George, superintendent S. F. P. Woolen Fac- tory, dwl North Point bet Van Ness Av and Polk Helm George Jr., dwl North Point bet Polk and Van Ness Av

Helm William A., conductor, dw1 248 Third

Helman Jacob, dwl 225 Geary

Helman William M., clerk with George D. Roberts, dwl 225 Geary

Helmbold August, porter 101 Post, dwl 103 Post

Helmcke Conrad, clerk with Gustavus, Cornelius & Co., NE cor Kearny and Broadway

Helmer Charles, laborer with Spring Valley Water W. Co., dwl Sixteenth nr Hampshire

Helmer Frederick E., reservoir tender Spring Valley Water W. Co., dwl W s Sixteenth bot Hampshire and Potrero Av

Helmer George, hairdresser with Adolph Strecker, dwl 209 Minna

Helmer Julius, cabinetmaker with Bryant & Strahar, dwl 1004 Sutter

Helmer William, undertaker, dwl NW cor Eddy and Steiner

HELMERING CLEMENT A., groceries and liquors, NW cor Post and Taylor

Helmers Neils S., teacher music, dw1 463 Bryant

HELMKEN J. THEODORE, importer and retail hardware, 516 Kearny, dwl 1114 Clay

Helms Henry W., groceries and liquors, SW cor Sixth and Mission, dwl 517 Minna

Helms John E. A., groceries and liquors, SW cor Seventh and Stevenson

Helms Richard, blacksmith with Barz & Suhl, dwl N s Fourth nr Clementina

Helsnoy Charles, cook, dwl 227 Minna

Ilelstrup Edward, driver with Henry J. Boese, dwl 18 Jessie

Helvetia Hotel, Charles Dittmar proprietor, 429 and 431 Pine

Hely John R., bookkeeper Union Mutual Life In- surance Co., dwl 1902 Broadway

Hely. See Haley, Healy, and Heley

Hemanes Domingo, cook, dwl N s Sixteenth nr How Hemberg Sebastian, cooper Philadelphia Browery, dw1 232 Second

Hemenway Sylvester, capitalist, dwl N s Lombard bet Jones and Leavenworth

Hemer Philip, driver Central R. R., dwl Baker bet Sutter and Post

HEMME AUGUST ( Riehn H. & Co., and Hemme & Long) , dwl SW cor California and Van Ness Av Hemme Louis ( Hemme & Reuter), dwl 29 Kearny HEMME & LONG ( August Hemme and Salmon H. Long), agents Chickering Pianos, SE cor Montgomery and Sutter

FARNSWORTH & CLARK, Fire Ins. Agts, 230 Cal. St., represent $4,000,000 of Capital.

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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HEMME & REUTER ( Louis Hemme and William Reuter), German Bakery and Restaurant, 27 Kearny

Hemmelberg Henry, bakery, cor Fourteenth Av and N, South S. F.

Hemmenway Thomas, hostler with Brush & Mayhew Hemmenway William P. Mrs. (widow), dwl N s Fern Av nr Gough

Hempel Herman E., shoemaker with C. H. King & Co., dwl 6 Miles Court

Hemphill J. H. (colored), hairdresser with Ferguson, Gray & Baldridge, dwl l'acitie nr Stockton

Hemphill John Kev., pastor Calvary Presbyterian Church, dwl Grand Hotel

Hemprich Louis, barber, dwl 23 Pearl

Hemsath Herman HI., miner, dw1 1000 McAllister

Henarie D. V. B. ( E. Martin & Co.), dw1 934 Pine Henburg Thomas, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart

Hencke Herman ( Von Ronn & Hencke Bros.), dwl 932 Folsom

Hencke William, (Von Ronn & Hencke Bros.), dwl 1526 Mason

Hencken John, fruits, 318 Sixth

Hencken Martin (Henry Brickwedel & Co.), dwl 633 Minna

Hencken William H., groceries and liquors, 417 Third Henckes Nicholas, waiter with F. W. Haubrich, dwl 719 Clay

Henckes Peter, pantryman with F. W. Haubrich, dwl 719 Clay

Hendee Mary H. (widow), dwl 2003 Bush

Hendel Fritz, dwl 142) Pine

Hendershott Albert F., clerk with William M. Sear- by, dwl 251 Stevenson

Henderson -- , fishermonger, dwl 746 Howard

Henderson Daniel, carpenter, dwl 34 Hayes

Henderson David, dwl 200 Post

Henderson David, carpenter, dw1 34 Hayes

Henderson D. Mitchell, bookkeeper with Sather & Co., res Oakland

Henderson Duncan ( Henderson & Balthazard), dwl 2235 Mission

Henderson Frank (Kelly, H. & Gilchrist), dw1 506 Eddy

Henderson Frank W., tinsmith with Little & Law- son, dwl 737 Market

Henderson Frederick L., clerk with Hutchinson, Mann & Smith, dw1 503 Eddy

Henderson H., dwl Golden Eagle Hotel

Henderson Il., dwl 508 McAllister

Henderson H., pantryman stm Ajax Oregon S. S. Co.

Henderson H. A., laundry, 614 Ellis

Hondofson Isabella (widow), dwl 32 Clara

Henderson J. A., lightning calculator, dwl 533 Com- mercial

Henderson James, lumber stevedore with L. & E. Emanuel, dwl Mechanics' House

Henderson James S., chief gardener Golden Gate Park, dwl NW cor Nineteenth and Noe

Henderson J. L., machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl 32 Clara

Henderson John, foreman Women's Cooperative Printing Union, dwl 6 Oak nr Mason

Henderson John, master mariner, dwl 19 Twelfth Henderson John C., engineer, dwl 1425 Howard

HENDERSON JOHN JR., dealer coal and wood, 896 Washington, dwl 803 Mason

Henderson M. A. (widow), dw1 324 Green

Henderson Maggie S., bookkeeper Women's Coopera- tive Printing Union, dwl 705 California

Henderson M. J. Miss, teacher Fourth St. Primary School, dwl 736 Harrison

Henderson N., foreman Golden Gate Park

Henderson Neil, weighor Friedlander's Warehouse, dwl 730 Harrison

Henderson Peter, carpenter, dwl 2621 Bush

Henderson Samuel ( Henderson & Co.), dwl 108 Stock Henderson Sarah (widow), dwl W s Tehama bet Twenty - seventh and Twenty-eighth, Bernal Heights

Henderson Stephen, cook with James S. Dyer, 1975 Union

Henderson Thomas, clerk with Henderson & Co., res Oakland

Henderson Thomas, stevedore, dwl 141% Howard

Henderson William, carpenter, dwl Il Pinckney, rear Henderson William, solicitor with Union Insurance Co., dwl 1014 Powell

Henderson & Co. (Samuel Henderson), dry goods, 844 Market

Henderson & Balthazard ( Duncan Henderson and Leander Balthazard), wagonmakers and black- smiths, NE cor Mission and Twenty-fourth

Hendley Aaron C. ( Heywood & H.), dwl 19 Pros- pect Pl

Hendlon John, street musician, dwl 12 Berry

Hendlon Richard, laborer Masonic Cemetery, dwl Es Cometery Av bet Post and Butter

HENDREN JAMES R., clerk S. F. and Pac. Sugar Co., dwl 5 Tay

Hendrican William, boarding, 142 Folsom

Hendrick Edward, seaman, dwl 5 Clinton

Hendrick E. W., law student with Daingerfield & Olney, res Oakland

Hendricks Elizabeth (widow), dw1 619 Stevenson

Hendricks Charles, goldsmith, dwl 521 Pacific

Hendricks Henry, blacksmith, dwl 631 Vallejo

Hendricks Henry, cigarpacker, dwl 1133 Clay

Hendricks Thomas, molder Risdon Iron and Loco- motive Works

Hendrickson George R., clerk, dw1 658 Mission

Hendrickson Henry, stationery, etc., 303 Washington

Hendrickson Il. W., special policeman, dwl 747 Te- hamna

Hendrickson Jacob C., solicitor, dw1 658 Mission

Hendrickson Samuel D., carriage manufacturer, 658 and 660 Mission

Hendrickson William, capitalist, dw1 504 Eddy

Hendrie Brothers . W. C. and Edward B.), mining machinery, office 418 Montgomery

Hendrie Edward B. ( Hendrie Brothers), dw1 701 Stockton

Hendrio J. M., capitalist, dwl Grand Hotel

Hendrie W. C. (Hendrie Brothers!, res Salt Lake City

Hendry Charles J. (Coffin & H.), dw1 516 Third

Hendry Charles J., shipchandler, dw1 516 Third

Hendry Eugene R: ( Dunbar & H.), dw1 516 Third

Hendry Jennie (widow), dwl 314 Brannan

Hendry John, plumber, dwl 9 Verona Pl

Hendry J. W., engineer steamtug Minnehaha

Hendry William M. ( Hendry & Co.), dwl 314 Bran Hendry William T., engineer with Pacific Glue Man- ufacturing Co., dwl NE cor Union and Gough

Hendry & Co. ( William M. Hendry and Joseph A. Reid>, blacksmiths, 26 Folsom

Hendy James, drayman with Root & Bailey, dwl 1818 Powell, rear

HENDY JOSHUA, manufacturer patent ore con- centrator, circular sawmills, and steam-engine governors, 32 Fremont, dwl 40 Minna

Hendy Samuel J., machinist with Joshua Hendy, dw1 40 Minna

Heney Julia Miss, teacher Powell St. Primary School, dwl 623 Stevenson

Heney Libbie Miss, clerk with A. L. Bancroft & Co., dwl 305 Fell

Heney Mary A., shoefitter with Buckingham & Hecht, dw1 220 Grove

Heney Richard ( William J. Heney & Co.), dw1 623 Stevenson

Heney Richard Jr. (William J. Heney & Co.), dwl 305 Fell

Heney Thomas, carpenter, dwl NW cor Broderick and Tyler

Honey William (Seaborn & H.), dw1 325 Fourth

Honey William J. ( William J. Heney & Co.), dwl 338 Turk

HENEY WILLIAM J. & CO. ( Richard Heney and Richard Heney Jr.). furniture, 725 Market

Honey. See Heaney and Heeney

Henges William, porter 226 Bush

Hengs William, telegraph instrumentmaker, dw1 509 Washington

Henicke William, compositor with Benjamin F. Ster- ett, dwl 1705 Sacramento

Heninger G. O., bootmaker, dwl W s Dolores bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth

Henke Edward, laborer Golden Gate Sugar Refinery, dwl Golden Gate Hotel

Henley -, dw1 331 Montgomery

Henley Alexander, tanner with Morocco Manufact- uring Co., dwl 422 Seventh

Henley John ( Henley & Hartnett), dwl 503 Folsom Henley Thomas, seaman, dwl 32 Steuart

Henley & Hartnett (John Henley and Daniel Hart- nett), carpenters and builders, 606 Howard

Henna William, packer with Sol. Wangenheim & Co., dwl 32112 O'Farrell

Henne Peter, cooper, dwl cor Ecker and Stevenson

PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY circulates throughout the Pacific Coast.

ETNA INSURANCE CO. OF HARTFORD, has the largest Capital, largest Assets, and largest Income of any Fire Insurance Company in America.

KENNEDY'S INSURANCE AGENCY, Fire, Marine, and Life, 411 California St.

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Henneberry Andrew, drain-pipemaker with P. Mar- tin, dwlyGaven

Hennebery Joseph, metalroofer, dwl 214 Broadway Hennoborry Michael, contractor, dwl 630 Ellis

Hennegin P. W., chiropodist, ofice and dwl 718 Mar- ket

Hennen Michael, miner, dw1 3212 Freelon

Hennessey Henry, brakesman S. P. R. R.

Hennessey Henry, purser P. M. S. S. Great Republic, dwl 745 Harrison

Hennessey James, laborer, dwl Fort Point

Hennessey John, currier, dw1 428 Shotwell

Hennessey John, laborer Commercial St. Wharf, dwl 231 First

Hennessey John F., compositor Stock Report, dwl 210 Lighth

Hennessey John S., paperhanger, dwl 92812 Harrison Hennessey Lillian Miss, dwl 928% Harrison

Hennessey Martin, marblepolisher with Timothy Horgan, dwl 713 Jones

Hennessey Maurice ( O' Rourke & Co.), res Oakland Point

Hennessey Michael, stevedore with Menzies, Lowry & Bing ham

Hennessey l'atrick, laborer, dwl W s San José Road nr Six-mile House

Hennessey Thomas, wire-ropemaker with A. S. Hal- lidio, dwl y Salmon

Hennessey William, tailor, dwl 5 Hunt

Hennessey William D., moldor, dwl 5 Hunt

Hennessy Andrew, marblecutter, 511 O'Farrell

Hennessy Daniel, longshoreman, dwl cor Beale and Bryant

Hennessy David, fireman stin Ventura, Clay St. Wharf

Hennessy David, teamster, dwl 210 Eighth

Hennessy David, track repairer N. B. and Mission R. R.

Hennessy Edward, cooper with Cutting & Co., dwl 555 Mission

Hennessy James, clerk with John McKillop & Co., dwl 107 Sansom

Hennessy James, paperhanger with George W. Clark, dwl Pine nr Kearny

Hennessy John, blacksmith S. P. R. R., dwl N s Shot- well nr Twentieth

Hennessy John, wood and coal dealer, dw1 88 Everett Hennessy John S., laborer, dwl 165 Minna

Hennessy Michael ( Riordan & H.), dwl 627 How

Hennessy Michael, coopor with Simon P. Connors, dw1 7 Boardman Pl

Hennessy Michael, gardener, dwl 337 Jessie

Hennessy Patrick ( Hennessy & Stewart), dw1 456 Min Hennessy Robert, longshoreman, dw1 531 Fourth

Hennessy Thomas, currier with I. M. Wentworth & Co., dw1 428 Shotwell

Hennessy William, janitor Mission St. School, dwl 301 Sixteenth

Hennessy & Stewart ( Patrick Hennessy and Andrew Stewart), wood and coal and boarding stable, 751 Mission

Henneg Frederick, gardener Villa, N s Golden Gate Park nr Fifth Av

Hennet Louis, machinist, dw1 60712 Minna, rear

Lennicker Nicholas, porter with Taylor & Bendel, dw1 518 Green

Hennig John G., laundry, dwl NW cor Broderick and Chestnut

Hennig Louis, musician, dwI 736 Green

Henning Howard, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 568 Folsom

Henning John, foundryman, dwl 213 Harrison

Henning John B., bathman, dwl 431 Greenwich

Henning Otto, foreman with Allyne & White, dwl 515 Chestnut

Henningor Gottfried, bootmaker with George Burk- hardt, dwl S s Dolores bet Fifteenth and Six- teenth

Hennings Francis, driver Occidental Laundry

Hennings Frederick ( Reinecke & H.), dw1 1325 Stock Henningsen Henry, cigars and tobacco, 800 Market, dwl

Hennon Henry, compositor Catholic Guardian, dwl 31 Tehama, rear

Hennsberry Joseph, stevedore with Menzies, Lowry & Bingham, dwl

Henny Caspar, dairyman Glen Ranch Dairy, dwl Tennessee nr Kentucky

Henny John ( Henny & Wier), dwl Dupont bet Val- lejo and Union

Henny William, tailor, dwl 362 Jessie

Henny & Wier (John Henny and Christopher Wier), liquor saloon, 743 Clay

Henquet James, shoemaker, dwl 536 Pine

Henraty Elizabeth, matron California State Woman's Hospital, NW cor Twelfth and Howard

Henretty Patrick, horseshoer with Lee Wells, dwl 206 Third

Henrey James, dwl 509 Washington

Henri Charles, waiter P. M. S. S. Arizona

Henrich Edward, captain schooner Alfred, dwl 241 Fremont

Henrich John, sailmaker with Ę. Detrick & Co., dwl Ss Mason nr Lombard

Henrich T., laborer, dwl 32 Rausch

Henrichs Henry ( Henrichs & Peers), dwl SE cor Vallejo and Front

Henrichs & Peers ( August Henrichs and Harry Peers), liquor saloon, SE cor Vallejo and Front Henrici Ernest, manufacturing jeweler, 631 Sacra- mento, dwl 620 Grove

Henricks Henry G., blacksmith with Phelps Bros., dwl 631 Vallejo

Henrickson Christian, seaman, dwl 49 Sacramento

Henrickson Edward, tanner with James Duncan, dwl NE cor Brannan and Eighth

Henrickson George R., porter with Meeker, James & Co., dw1 658 Mission

Henrickson Henry, laborer, dw1 51 Sacramento

Henrickson Peter, seaman, dwl 415 East

Henrietta John, teamster with Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 1013 Market

Henrike Claus, laborer with J. Y. Wilson & Co., dwl Buchanan nr Bay

Henriksen Bernhard A., architect with Prosper Huerno, dw1 328 Kearny

Henriques David, stockbroker, 506 Montgomery, dwl 331 Kearny

Henriques J. J., miner, dwl 116 Jackson

Henriques Joseph S. (colored), porter with Walter E. Dean, 419 California, dwl 1510 Mason Henry Charlos, dw1 533 Commercial

Henry Charles, waiter, dwl 255 Steuart

Henry D. W., watchmaker, dwl 16 O'Farrell

Henry Elizabeth (widow), dwl 2103 Hyde

Henry Frederick, planer California Mills, dwl 1107 Howard

Henry F. T., captain bark Oregon, office Pier 17 Steu Henry George S., receiver Clay St. Hill R. R.

Henry H. Madame, milliner, 121 Montgomery

Henry Harry, tailor with William Geimann, dwl E s Polk bet Lombard and Chestnut

Henry Henry A. Rev., rabbi Jewish Synagogue, dwl NW cor Leavenworth and Turk

Henry Honorine (widow), dwl 1414 Stockton

Henry James, dwI 240 Fourth

Henry James, engineer steamtug Water Witch, dwl 313 Folsom

Henry John, contractor, dwl 1009 McAllister

llenry John, laborer, dwl N s Oak bet Buchanan and Webster

Henry John, plumber P. M. S. S. Co.

Henry John (colored), waiter, 905 Market

Henry John W., wood and coal, 1626 Powell

Henry Joseph, agent Groen's Line Sonoma Packets, office NE cor Market and East

Henry Joseph, wood and coal and agent Sonoma Packets, Larue's Wharf, dwl 235 Stevenson

Henry Laplace, laundryman with Celestine Bonglet, dwl 529 Hayes

Henry Lewis M., engineer, dwl 113 Eddy

Henry L. J., physician and surgeon, office and dwl 615 Kearny

Henry Marie C. (widow), milliner, dwl 517 Green

Henry Mary (widow), dwl W s Mission nr Thirty- first

Henry Pierre, porter, dw1 630 Sacramento Henry Samuel, furniture, 709 Pacific, dwl 251 Stev

Henry Samuel H., attorney at law, office 712 Mont- gomery, dwl 1417 Hyde

Henry Simon, architect, office and dwl 846 Wash Henry Thomas, milkman, dwl 313 Fell

Henry William, bagmaker with Dakin & Libbey, dwl 50 Natoma

Henry William, clerk, dwl 423 Bush

Henry William, clerk, dwl 1123 Dupont

Hlenry William, laborer, dwl SE cor Drumm and Oregon

Henry William, laborer C. P. R. R. Dopot

Henry William, tinsmith with Ezra T. Bucknam, dwl Niagara Hotel

SPRINGFIELD INS. CO. paid Losses in full at Troy, Portland, Chicago, and Boston.

EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Paper Rulers, Leidesdorff Street, corner of Clay.

HEALD'S

Business College.

24 POST STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.

E. P. HEALD, President.

F. C. WOODBURY, Secretary.

The design of this Institution is to impart to persons of both sexes a practical and useful Business Education. Young men are thoroughly fitted for Bankers, Merchants, Book- Keepers, Cashiers, Clerks and Salesmen, by our great system of ACTUAL BUSINESS TRAINING. By this system, the pupil receives, while in the school, the same practice in conducting business affairs that he would in a bona fide Bank, Office, or Counting-House.

BRANCHES TAUGHT:

Single and Double Entry Book-Keeping, Mechanical Drawing, Custom House Business, Plain and Ornamental Penmanship.

Commercial Arithmetic, Business Correspondence, Mercantile Law, Political Economy, Actual Business, Merchandising, Insurance. Banking,

Modern Languages, Real Estate, Higher Mathematics, Telegraphy, Phonography, Railroading, Surveying, Brokerage, Exchange, Jobbing, Mining,

Commission, Importing. Fowarding, Grammar, Rhetoric, Reading, Spelling.

The SCHOOL-ROOM and COUNTING-ROOM

Are united upon a plan that secures to the student all the practical advantages of each. There is in operation a Banking House. with Checks, Drafts, Notes, Bills of Ex- change, Certificates of Deposit, etc., fully illustrating the banking business. The school-room is elegantly fitted up with

MERCHANDISING, JOBBING and IMPORTING EMPORIUMS, GENERAL and NATIONAL BANKING OFFICES, COMMISSION, FORWARDING and REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, EXPRESS and POST OFFICES.

For full particulars regarding the College, Course of Studies, Expenses, etc., Call at the

COLLEGE OFFICE, No. 24 POST STREET,

Or address for Circulars,

E. P. HEALD, President Business College, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

Heald's Business College,

24 POST ST., SAN FRANCISCO.

The Leading Institution of Business Training on the Pacific Coast

This is the only school in San Francisco that makes a Business Education its distinct and separate specialty. Its teachers are competent and experienced. Its pupils are from the best class of young men in the State. It is under the very best discipline. Its Scholarships are good in the THIRTY-SIX Bryant & Stratton Colleges. It employs four of the best penmen in the Stato. It has the largest rooms, the largest attendance, and the most complete system of business training, of any commercial school on the Pacific.

YOUNG MEN AND LADIES

Wishing to prepare themselves for the practical duties of life, will find this the best school. Pupils learn just what they need to accomplish success, and do not meddle with superfluous studies. Each student receives separate instruction, and can thus advance as rapidly as de- sired, not being kept back by those more deficient. All persons passing the final examination in a satisfactory manner, will receive our finely-engraved GRADUATING DIPLOMA. Graduates of this College are in demand among business Men, and can readily find good positions. Such as are in good standing are assisted in obtaining situations, if desired.

OUR BUSINESS COURSE

Is especially adapted to the wants of young and middle-aged men. who wish to prepare for the active duties of life, whether book-keepers, salesmen, merchants, bankers, professional men, or even farmers or mechanics.

THEORY AND PRACTICE

Are combined in such a manner as to make each a powerful help to the other.

The Student Buys. Sells, Ships, Barters, Consigns, Discounts, Insures, Draws Checks, Notes, and Drafts, Gives Leases, Deeds, etc .. and goes through the entire routine of actual business. He becomes acquainted with changing books from Single to Double Entry, and rice rersa, and also with Joint-Stock and Partnership Books, and every form and style of Book-Keeping practiced in well-regulated Business Houses. Jobbing. Importing. Commission, and Banking are carried on with the students of the other Colleges in the Association-thus fully illustrating the methods of carrying on business and keeping books when there are different currencies. The pupil becomes familiar with all the calculations and entries connected with legal Tender and Gold transactions.

SESSIONS CONTINUE DAY AND EVENING.

Clerks, mechanics, and others engaged during business hours, can secure a sound Mercan- tile Education by attending evenings only. There are no class systems to keep the pupil back; each can advance as rapidly as desired. No particular age or degree of advancement is required to enter the College. We have in operation an

ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT,

Where all the branches of an ordinary English Education are taught, for those who are too young or not sufficiently advanced for the Business Course. Visitors are always welcome at the College.

FURTHER INFORMATION.

Young men and young ladies should obtain full particulars regarding this useful Institute of Practical Education. Now is the time to get an education. Use the present, and you can trust in the future. Competent persons are wanted in all departments of industry. In order to learn all about this school, send for

HEALD'S COLLEGE JOURNAL,

Which is issued monthly, by the College, and contains full particulars regarding the Course of Studies, Expenses, etc. ; also, a large amount of interesting reading. It can be obtained, free of charge, either at the College Office, 21 Post Street, or by addressing

E. P. HEALD, PRES'T BUSINESS COLLEGE, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

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

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Henry William, toll collector Mission Bay Bridge, dw1 51012 Brannan

Henry W. Warner (W. Warner Henry & Co.), dwl · 621 Pine

HENRY W. WARNER & CO. (O. D. Baldwin), jobbers groceries and provisions, 421 Clay

Henry. See Henroy

HENSHAW JOSIEUA S., real estate, office 6 Leides- dorff, dw1 608 Pine

Henshen John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Ellis and Steiner

Henshelwood Thomas R. (Doane & H.), dwl 325 Ellis

Hensick John, jeweler, dw1 223 Bryant

Hensil Emile, driver Market St. Railway, dwl 443 Guerrero

Hensing Otto, cigar dealer, dwl 16 Oak Grove Av

Hensler Arnold, liquor saloon, 810 Clay

Hensley Charles, salesman, dwl 409 Minna

Hensley Frederick C., salesman with Edward C. Storah, dw1 110 Tehama

Hensley Samuel J., lumberman, dwl 422 Greenwich Hensley William D., policeman City Hall, dwl 422 Greenwich

Hensly Clay, clerk with F. T. Houghton & Co., dwl 701 Stockton

Henson William T., mining, office 116 Leidesdorff, dwl 1512 Pino

HENT REUBEN W., attorney at law, office 605 Clay room lo and 17, dwl 1013 Washington

HENTRICH LOUIS, dealer hams, bacon, lard, pork, etc., 1-) San Francisco Market, dwl 1012 Leavenworth

Hentz Augustus H., with Levey & Fitch, dwl 650 Howard

Hentz William, brassfinisher, dwl 624 Commercial Henze Julius, mariner, dwl New Alaska Hotel

Hep Yeun (Chinese), tinware, 915 Dupont

Hepburn Joseph L., speculator, dwl 910 Harrison

Hepp George ( Hein & HI./, dw1 234 Stevenson

Heppen Charles, seaman, dwl 25 Steuart

Heptasophs or S. W. M., rooms Anthony'sjHIall, 417 Bush

Hepworth Alfred, conductor Potrero and B. V. R. R., dwl Tennessee nr Sierra

Hepworth James, tailor with Lancaster & Northon, dwl 5 Wetmore Il

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The San Francisco Directory, 1874, Part 89

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