The San Francisco Directory, 1895, Part 387

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HOWARD HAVENS

J. A. DONOHOE, JR.

CORRESPONDENTS

New York, Eugene Kelly & Co., Bank of New York, N. B. A .; Chicago, The Hibernian Banking Association ; St. Louis, the Citizens' Savings Bank : Boston, Third National Bank : Portland, Or., The First National Bank and other points in Oregon and Washington.

Sell Bills of Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers on Bank of New York, N. B. A., New York, the Consolidated Bank Limited, London : Bank of Ireland, Dublin : Comptoir National d'Escompte de Paris, Paris, and principal cities in Germany.

Issues Letters of Credit available in the United States and Europe, and transacts a general Banking and Collection Business.

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BANK DEPARTMENT.

SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION

532 CALIFORNIA STREET

Cor. Webb Street,

San Francisco, Cal.

Deposits, December 31, 1894, - - -

$23,713,94

Paid up Capital and Surplus, - - - 1,625,67

DIRECTORS :

ALBERT MILLER, President. E. B. POND, Vice-President,

J. G. EASTLAND, THOMAS MAGEE, CHARLES PACE, GEO. W. BEAVER

GEO. C. BOARDMAN, D. E. MARTIN, W. C. B. DE FREMERY.

LOVELL WHITE, CASHIER

Loans Upon San Francisco and Oakland Real Estate and Farms and Farming Lands in the Country.

RECEIVES DEPOSITS

C OUNTRY Remittances may be sent by Wells, Fargo & Co., or by checks of reliabl parties, payable in San Francisco, but the responsibility of this Savings Ban commences only with the actual receipt of the money. The signature of the deposito should accompany the first deposit.

NO CHARGE IS MADE FOR PASS=BOOK OR ENTRANCE FEE

OFFICE HOURS,

9 A. M. to 3 P. JI

Saturday Evening, for receipt of Deposits only, 6:30 to S.

I615

BANK DEPARTMENT.

THE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY ....

Guaranteed Capital, $1,200,000

Reserve Fund,

650,000

526 CALIFORNIA ST.

Office Hours from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. Extra hours on Saturdays from 7 to 8 P. M. for receiving deposits only

Loans made on Real Estate and Other Collateral Security AT

Current Rates of Interest

EDWARD KRUSE President

B. A. BECKER Vice-President

GEORGE H. EGGERS Second Vice-President

A. H. R. SCHMIDT : . Cashier

WILLIAM HERRMANN

. Assistant Cashier

GEORGE TOURNY

.Secretary

.A. H. MULLER. Assistant Secretary

W ... S. GOODFELLOW Attorney

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

EDWARD KRUSE

O. SCHOEMANN

IGN. STEINHART

GEORGE H. EGGERS H. I .. SIMON DANIEL MEYER

H. HORSTMANN

B. A. BECKER

A. C. HEINEKEN

HE GERMAN SAVINGS & LOAN SOCIETY

LEIH BA

CATHEY BANK DEPARTMENT.

SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY

INCORPORATED JULY 23. 1857

101 MONTGOMERY SI., GOR. OF SUTTER

( FORMERLY 619 CLAY STREET.)

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.

Guaranteed Capital and Reservé Fund, $1,175,000

DIRECTORS

The Oldest Savings Bank

in the State

HORACE DAVIS

G. E. GOODMAN

ISAAC . HYDE A. A. SMITH

S. C. BIGELOW A. N. DROWN E. C. BURR F. H. WOODS

W. E. DAVIS

OFFICERS

S. C. BIGELOW President

ARTHUR A. SMITH Vice-President

CYRUS W. CARMANY .Cashier and Secretary

E. BONNELL Ass't Cashier and Secretary

A. N. DROWN Attorney

Term and Ordinary Deposits'

Received

Deposits from the interior or from any part of the United - States or Europe may be sent by express, or by drafts on any business or banking house : but in no case will the corporation be liable for their safe delivery.

Interest or principal sent to the interior or any part of the l'united States or Europe, on receipt of the proper order, accom" panied by the pass-book.

Deposits received of Și and upwards. The signature of the depositor should accompany the first deposit. No charge is made for pass-book or entrance fee.

Dividends not drawn will be considered as deposits made on the first of the month in which the dividends may be payable.

Loans made at lowest rates on approved collaterals and on City and Country Real Estate.

: : : =

BANK DEPARTMENT.

The First National Bank

OF SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. N. W. COR. BUSH AND SANSOME STREETS

Paid up Capital =

$1,500,000 00

Surplus =

= =

800,000 00

Undivided Profits =

160,000 00

S. G. Murphy

James Moffitt

Geo. C. Perkins

Geo. A. Loto

james D. Phelan

Y. Van Bergen

Thos. Jennings J. A. Hooper J. Downey Harvey

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT

Steel Safes Rented from $5 a year upwards. Trunks and Packages Stored at Reasonable Rates. Absolute Security for Valuables:

Prompt and Careful Attention to Customers

Office Hours, 8 A. M. to 6 P. M.

The Bank of British North America

ESTABLISHED IN 1836

INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER

Paid up Capital Reserve Fund =

$4,866,500

1,338,000

HEAD OFFICE, 3 CLEMENT'S LANE, LONDON, ENGLAND

SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY

NO. + 120 + SANSOME + STREET

COMMERCIAL CREDITS ISSUED

For use in Europe, China, Japan, the Fast Indies, South America and Aus- tralia.

Demand and time Bills of Exchange, payable in London and elsewhere. bought and sold at current rates; also Telegraph Transfers.

Demand Drafts on Scotland and Ireland; also on Canada, New York, Chicago, British Columbia, Australia and New Zealand.

Bills collected and other Banking Business transacted. Interest allowed on special deposits.

H. M. J. McMICHAEL, J. C. WELSH,

Agents

S. G. MURPHY President

JAMES MOFFITT .: Vice-President

JAMES K. LYNCH Cashier

JAMES K. MOFFITT Assistant Cashier

DIRECTORS

το 1 8

BANK DEPARTMENT.

JAS. D. PHELAN, President S. G. MURPHY, Ist Vice-President

JOHN A. HOOPER, 2d Vice President GEO. A. STORY, Cashin

Mataal Savings Bank

of San Francisco

33 POST STREET MECHANICS' LIBRARY BUILDING

Guaranteed Capital -

$1.000,000

DIRECTORS

JAMES D. PHELAN

S. G. MURPHY

JOHN A. HOOPER

C. G. HOOKER

L. P. DREXLER

JAMES MOFFITT

FRANK J. SULLIVAN

JOS. D. GRANT

ROBT. MCELROY

INTEREST PAID ON TERM AND ORDINARY DEPOSITS

LOANS ON APPROVED SECURITES

THE HIBERNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY

INCORPORATED 12TH APRIL, 1859

OFFICE, Cor. MARKET, McALLISTER and JONES STS. SAN FRANCISCO

THE OBJECTS FOR WHICH THIS ASSOCIATION IS FORMED, ARE. THAT BY ITS OPE . RATIONS THE DEPOSITOR THEREOF MAY BE ABLE TO FIND A

Secure and Profitable Investment for Small Savings

AND BORROWERS MAY HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY OF OBTAINING FROM IT THE USE OF A MODERATE CAPITAL. ON GIVING GOOD AND SUFFICIENT SECURITY FOR THE USE OF THE SAME.

OFFICERS

President JAMES R. KELLY

Secretary and Treasurer ROBERT J. TOBIN

Attorney ALFRED TOBIN

Any person can become a depositor of this society on subscribing to the By-Laws

Deposits can be made from ONE DOLLAR. Loans made on Security of Real Estate within the City and County

BANK DEPARTMENT.

London, Paris and American Bank (LIMITED)

N. W. COR. SANSOME AND SUTTER STREETS SAN FRANCISCO

Subscribed Capital, Paid Up,

$2,500.000

2,000,000

Reserve Fund,

800,000

MANAGERS :

SIG. GREENEBAUM

CHARLES ALTSCHUL

Head Office : 58 Old Broad Street, London, E. C.

AGENTS:

NEW YORK. Agency of the London, Paris and American Bank (Limited), 10 Wall Street PARIS, Messrs. Lazard Freres & Cie., 17 Boulevard Poissoniere

Bills of Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers bought and sold on Great Britain, Ireland, France. Germany. Belgium, Holland, Switzerland, China, Japan. Australia, Central and South America and principal cities of the United States,

COMMERCIAL and TRAVELERS' CREDITS issued. available in all parts of the world. COLLECTIONS MADE at current rates of exchange.

CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT issued and deposits ou open accounts received. All kinds of BONDS bought and sold.

BULLION BOUGHT AND SOLD

E. H. ROLLINS & SONS

BANKERS

RAILWAY AND MUNICIPAL BONDS

Incorporated 1876

Capital and Surplus, $450,000

530 California Street, San Francisco

State, County, City, School, Water and other High Grade

Municipal Bonds Wanted A

The business of the Pacific Coast receives the promptest attention. Correspondence solicited from individual or banks purchasing or selling bonds.

Offices : Boston, Denver, San Francisco.

GEO. A. BATCHELDER, Manager

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

INSURE IN YOUR ONLY HOME COMPANY

THE ACIFIC

UTUAL

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

OF CALIFORNIA

ITS DISTINCTIVE PLAN OF ORGANIZATION GIVES

Greatest Safety and Profit to Policyholders

INVESTS ITS. FUNDS ON THE PACIFIC COAST

Paid Policyholders over $7,000,000.00

LIFE AND ENDOWMENT POLICIES

ACCIDENT · POLICIES

COMPANY'S. BUILDING : N.E. COR. SACRAMENTO AND MONTGOMERY SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

KILGARIF & BEAVER, Gen'l Agents for California (Life Dept. ) F. W. VOOGT & BRO., - Gen'l Agents for California ( Accident Dept.) PACIFIC MUTUAL BUILDING, SAN FRANCISCO

1:21

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

H. M. NEWHALL & CO.

Shipping and Commission Merchants

AND Fire and Marine Insurance Agents

309=31I SANSOME STREET

Ocean Marine Insurance Company ( Limited )

OF LONDON, ENGLAND

Capital, =

$5,000,000

London Assurance Corporation

MARINE DEPARTMENT

Capital,

= $ 4,482,750

Surplus, =

18,859,624

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

AGGREGATE INDEMNITY OVER $60,000,000

CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE CO. QUEEN INSURANCE CO.

CITY AGENTS :

BOYD & DICKSON, - - 501 MONTGOMERY ST.

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE

Established 1720

CITY AGENTS : NATHAN & KINGSTON, 401 MONTGOMERY ST.

GENERAL OFFICES :

N.W. Cor. California and Montgomery Sts., - - San Francisco

ROBERT DICKSON, Manager

SOLID FIRE ASSETS, $10,847,816.36.

CASH CAPITAL, - $4,000,000.00

LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY IN AMERICA ! NONE BETTER IN THE WORLD !

$1,600,000 paid in a Single Fire at Boston $3,782,600 paid in a Single Fire at Chicago LOSSES PAID IN 76 YEARS OVER $75,142,216

INSURE WITH THE

ÆTNA

OF HARTFORD,

CONN.

THE LARGEST CAPITAL ! THE LARGEST ASSETS !

THE LARGEST SURPLUS OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY !

GEO. C. BOARDMAN, Gen'l Agent T. E. POPE, Asst. Gen'l Agent

LOUIS MEL. Special Agent and Adjuster

E. C. MORRISON,

514 CALIFORNIA STREET

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

FOUNDED, A. D. 1714

Union Assurance Society

OF LONDON 44

CATTON, BELL & CO.

PACIFIC COAST BRANCH

406 CALIFORNIA STREET

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

Statement of United States Branch, December 31, 1894

ASSETS

United States Bonds.

$342,000 00

City, State and Railroad Bonds.

521,732 50

Cash in Bank and other Assets

32,029 40

Jncollected Premiums

116,354 42

Total Assets

$1,012,116 32

LIABILITIES

Reserve for Losses

$114,852 65

Reserve for Re-insurance:

389,847 40

Other Liabilities.

23,418 89

Total Liabilities.

Net Surplus

$ 528, 118 94 483,997 38

$1,012,116 32

Income, 1894,

678,448 05

Expenditures, 1894,

473,390 73

Assets in Great Britain,

12,000,000 00

The Union solicits the patronage of the leading Agents in the United States, and is prepared to issue Policies on all first-class risks

NEWSPAPERS.

-- THE ONLY -- -

auftrirt:) Jathrift

THE J. C. JENS CO., =

German Magazine

IN AMERICA

IF YOU

Want the BEST Germar Families for Customers Advertise in : : :

Cermania

OF SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

Publishers

Weekly Grazette

ORGAN OF THE ·

Wine, Liquor, Brewing, Tobacco, and Kindred Industries

ON THE PACIFIC COAST

IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT

320 SANSOME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO

ROOM 53

The Gazette is subscribed for and is an absolute necessity to all connected with: these very important interests throughout the Pacific Coast. Its tables of Imports and Exports, and General Review of the Trade are invaluable.

Of its class, the Gazette is really the only journal on the Pacific Coast for advertisers.

$2.00 PER YEAR. IN ADVANCE

1845.

1895.

Mutual Benefit Life

INSURANCE CO. OF NEWARK, NEW JERSEY.

AMZI DODD, PRESIDENT.

Assets, Jan. 1, 1895, $ 55,664,388.30 MARKET VALUE)

Cash Dividends Paid Policyholders, . . $45,380,975.14

ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION of Surplus.

Largest Average Dividends Payable at the End of the First and Succeeding Years.

AFTER SECOND YEAR

Liberal ( Guaranteed) Cash Surrender Values and Cash Loans Made upon all Assignable Policies.

All Policies ABSOLUTELY NON-FORFEITABLE and INCONTESTABLE.

A DOLLAR'S WORTH OF INSURANCE FOR EVERY DOLLAR

Members unable to Continue Payments do not forfeit their Policies,

Insurance Continued for FULL AMOUNT until FULL VALUE of Policy is Exhausted.

SPECIMEN POLICIES FURNISHED ON DEMAND

THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED.

JAS. MUNSELL, JR., Manager, 415 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.

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SPECIAL AND PECULIAR ADVANTAGES OF A MUTUAL BENEFIT POLICY

Which are Not Combined in the Policies of any Other Company.

Large Dividends which are, declared and paid ANNUALLY at the end of the first and each succeeding year, so that there are no withheld Dividends to be forfeited in case of death or lapse of the Policy.

Liberal Guaranteed Cash Surrender and other Values indorsed on the Policy, so that the Insured can stop paying Premiums without any loss by forfeitures.

The Insured may stop Premium payments, and take his choice of Extended Insurance in the full amount of the Policy for as long a period as the value of the Policy will pay for at low term rates, or of a Paid-up Policy for a reduced amount payable whenever death occurs.

The Insured may borrow money (from the Company) on the Policy as per statement indorsed thereon, and thus prevent the lapse of the Policy if he happens to be short of funds, or he may secure a liberal cash loan from the Company to meet any sudden emergency.

If the Insured forgets to pay a premium on the day it is due, his insurance is continued in force by the Company without action on his part. If he is well, he has ample time to pay up his arrears; while if 'he is sick, he is protected by his Extended Insurance.

Example of Lapsed Policies Paid in Full.

POLICY No. 109, 784, on the life of Mr. Thomas Bennet, of San Francisco, Cal., was issued in 1882, for $5,000, only 10 premiums being paid.

Mr. Bennet died in March, 1894, nearly two years after the lapse of the Policy, which, however, was promptly paid in full-$5,000-by the Company.

This Rule Applies to all Policies, Giving, at Age 35, on the Annual Life Plan

OVER 4 YEARS' INSURANCE FOR 2 YEARS' PREMIUMS;

OVER 10 YEARS' INSURANCE FOR 5 YEARS' PREMIUMS;

OVER 20 YEARS' INSURANCE FOR 10 YEARS' PREMIUMS.

Or Paid-up Policy is issued if preferred.

On other Plans the Value and Extension are very much greater.

SEND FOR SPECIMEN COPY OF THE POLICY

Why run the risk of Tontine forfeiture ? or why trust to the uncertainties of the Assessment plan, when you can get ABSOLUTELY NON-FORFEITABLE INSURANCE at the LOWEST NET COST In The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company of Newark, New Jersey.

To such as desire insurance with the least possible Cash Outlay the Company offers the privilege of the 30 PER CENT PREMIUM LOAN PLAN.

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The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. of Newark, N. J.

EXAMPLE OF AN ORDINARY LIFE POLICY,

No. 151, issued in 1845, for $2,000, at age 32.

Life of Stephen P. Leeds, of San Francisco.

Contract Premium $50.00, annually, during life.

Dividends allowed in reduction of Premiums.

YEAR. DIVIDEND.

COST OF POLICY.

YEAR. DIVIDEND.

COST OF POLICY.

YEAR.

DIVIDEND.

COST OF POLICY.

1845

$50 00

1862

22 50

27 50

1879

43 66

6 34

1846

50 00

1863

22 50

27 50

1880

44 84

5 16

1847

50 00

1864

25 00

1881

46 00

4 00

1848

50 00

1865

25 00

1882

31 90

18 10

1849

$17 50

32 50

1866

25 00

1883.

25 80

24 20

1850

17 50

32 50

1867

25 00

1884

26 80

23 20

1851

17 50

32 50

1868

*50 00

1885

27 80

22 20

1852

15 00

35 00

1869

25 00

1886

29 54

20 46

1853

16 00

34 00

1870

25 00

1887

30 04

19 96

1854

17 50

32 50

1871

*63 50

1888

31 84

18 16

1855

17 50

32 50

1872

35 50

14 50

1889

32 40

17 60

1856

17 50

32 50

1873

37 00

13 00

1890

32 90

17 10

1857

17 50

32 50

1874

38 00

12 00

1891

33 40

16 60

1858

17 50

32 50

1875

*76 00

1892

33 90

16 10

1859

17 50

32 50

1876

40 00

10 00

1893

34 40

15 60

1860

17 50

32 50

1877

$41 24

$8 76

1894

34 90

15 10

1861

$20 00

$30 00

1878

42 44

7 56

$1,384 80

Contract Premiums for 50 years

$2,500 00

Reductions by Dividends .

1,384 80

Actual Cost or Net Amount of Premiums paid *Two Years' Dividends. . $1,115 20

It should be borne in mind that the Mutual Benefit's policies are all STRICTLY NON-FORFEITABLE, both as to the policies themselves, and as to dividends, which, in the Mutual Benefit, are always declared ANNUALLY so long as the policy continues in force.

Long deferred dividends conduce to extravagant management, and impose great loss on the average membership.

Deferred Dividends are a great help to companies which cannot pay good average dividends, and seek to conceal the fact by paying no dividends for many years and CONFISCATING the dividends of all who drop out of the company in the meantime.

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PREMIUM RATES FOR AN INSURANCE OF $1,000.

PERCENTAGE OF DIVIDENDS PAID IN 1895.

AGE AT ISSUE.

KIND OF POLICY.

Year of issue.

1845

68.6

Life,

1855

57.3

Annual.

1865

45.4

19 14

9 95

5 17

41 58

26 79

47 27

65 07

103 47

19 60

10 19

5 19

42 37

27 31

47 46

65 30

103 60

1894

19.1

18.5

18.2

18.7

Life,

1875

32.7

33.5

32.5

29.2

20 Premiums ..

1885

22.3

22.9

23.7

24.3

21 78

11 32

5 77

45 86

29 63

48 28

66 21

104 17

22 36

11 63

5 93

46 83

30 27

48 48

66 43

23 00

11 96

6 10

47 84

30 95

48 75

66 71

104 48

23 70

12 32

6 28

48-88

31 66

49 00

66 93

104 59

24 42

12 70

6 47

49 97

32 39

49 28

67 20

101 75

10 Premiums ..

( 1885

19.7

20.3

21.2

21.5

25 18

13 09

6 67

51 11

33 16

49 56

67 53

104 98

26 00

13 52

6 89

52 28

33 97

49 87

67 80

105 18

26 86

13 99

7 12

53 51

34 82

50 19

68 15

105 35

27 76

14 44

7 30

51 79

35 71

50 52

68 50

105 51

28 74

14 95

7 62

56 12

36 64

51 35

69 25

106 00

29 76

15 48

7 89

57 51

37 62

51 85

69 63

106 29

30 84

16 04

8 17

58 94

38 65

52 35

70 07

106 64

33 24

17 28

8 83

62 11

40 88

52 88

70 51

107 00

34 56

17 97

9 16

63 79

42 09

63 57

71 05

107 41

35 94

18 69

9 52

65 54

43 37

54 22

71 65

107 92

37 42

19 46

9 92

67 38

44 73

55 00

72 29

108 39

39 00

20 28

10 34

69 28

46 16

56 77

73 70

109 70

40 70

21 16

10 79

71 29

47 68

74 57

110 44

44 46

23 12

11 78

75 56

51 03

58 93

75 54

111 16

48 70

25 32

12 91

80 21

54 81

61 59

77 67

113 16

51 04

26 54

13 53

82 69

56 88

63 13

78 86

114 28

53 54

27 84

14 19

85 27

59 10

64 83

80 26

115 50

56 20

29 22

14 89

87 98

61 46

66 70

81 77

116 82

59 06

30 71

15 65

90 80

64 00

71 04

85 23

119 77

62 10

32 29

16 46

93 74

66 72

73 53

87 24

121 49

68 82

35 79

18 24

100 09

72 74

76 28

89 45

123 34

72 54

37 72

19 22

103 49

76 10

79 29

91 90

125 36

76 52

39 79

20 28

107 09

79 71

82 60

94 60

127 59

101 08

52 56

26 79

128 37

102 49

.....

135 78

70 61

35 98

157 21

136 12

.....

Rates for all kinds of Life Risks furnished, payable annually.

Semi-Annually or Quarterly in Cash, or a portion by a Loan Certificate.

ENDOWMENTS Payable as indicated or at death.

20 Years.

Age. Annual.

Semi- Quar-|

Years. Years.

$17 87

$9 29

$4 74

$39 39

$25 36

$46 75

$64 46

$103 11

18 27

9 50

4 84

40 09

25 81

18 70

9 72

4 96

40 82

26 29

47 10

64 80

103 35

1875

31.9

33.5

33.4

31.3

20 10

10 45

5 33

43 20

27 86

47 64

65 53

103 71

20 64

10 73

5 47

44 05

28 42

47 85

65 73

103 86

21 20

11 00

5 61

44 94

29 01

48 04

65 95

104 04

Life,

(1894

16.0

16.3

12.3

13.6

15.3

Endowments, 20 Years .

(1875

33.0

33.2

31.8

Endowments,

15 Years .

1880

24.7

25.8

26.0

...

1628

Premiums Collected from Members,

$161,145,251,71

Dividends Paid to Members,

$15,380,975.14, .

AND THEREFORE,

To such as desire Insurance with the least possible cash outlay, the Company offers the privilege of the PREMIUM LOAN PLAN. Under this plan the Company agrees to accept a uniform cash premium of either 70, 75 or 80 per cent of the full rate, the remaining portion being a loan on the Pulley till paid by dividends or otherwise.

The Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co. of Newark, N. J.

PREMIUMS AND DIVIDENDS.

LIFE POLICIES

PAYABLE AT DEATH ONLY.

Annual. forly. Prem's. Prem's.

· !

142 41

165 93 11

42 50

22 10

11 26

73 98

49 30

60 20

76 53

112 10

46 50

24 18

12 32

77 83

52 86

65 34

33 98

17 32

96 84

60 62

68 76

83 42

1894

9.5

11.4

13.6

Endowments,

10 Years ...

5 1885

19.1

19.5

20.5

21.7

1894

9.8

10.5

12.3

15.5

55 89

72 94

109 00

1894

11.8

13.7

15.7

32 00

16 64

8 48

60 49

39 73

50 93

68 86

105 74

1894

11.9

16,9

18.1

104 33

46 92

64 65

103 23

112 77

118 23

57 83

ADKINS MFG. CO. 640 FIFTH STREET

AIDION

ANTI-FRICTION METAL LUBRICATING OILS AND ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES

A BUSINESS DIRECTORY

OF THE

City of San Francisco

WHICH THE DIFFERENT TRADES AND PROFESSIONS ARE CLASSIFIED AND ARRANGED

FULLY CORRECTED TO DATE.

ACC

ADV

Accountants.

«counting and Auditing Co., 320 Sansome

Iden D. W., 21 New Montgomery rmstrong W. W., 508 California tkinson Thomas E., 419 California all George A., 530 California arnard George B., 409 California arrow, Wade, Guthrie & Co., S Mills Bldy, 6th floor

BARROW, WADE GUTHRIE & CO. Auditors and Accountants oom 8, Mills Bldg, 6th Floor

enson James, 240 Montgomery lair Charles M., 214 Pine raig James D., 530 California RAWFORD JOHN. 406 Cali- fornia

unn Horace D., 112 Montgomery Block felds James L., 43 Mills Bldg, 7th floor olger Daniel W .. 530 California olsom George T., 21 Hobart Bldg risbee Frank, 132 Market

RISBEE, RISDON & CO. (in- corporated) 132 Market arries J. B., 320 Sansome erman Henry 1., 512 California lill Charles S., 74 Flood Bldg lough James F., 308 California ig Andrew D., 730 Capp ENKIN J. (Barrow, Wade, Guth- rie & Co.) 8 Mills Bldg, 6th floor KIRKPATRICK T. A., 22 Cali- fornia

T. A. KIRKPATRICK PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR

oom 1. 22 CALIFORNIA STREET Residence, 609 FELL STREET. S. F.

angdon Walter G., 5 Mills Bldy, 7th Hoor avery J. C., 313 California evy Max, 1206 Turk utgen Charles F., 218 California

CHAS. F. LUTGEN EXPERT + ACCOUNTANT 218 California Street

MacGAUGHEY JAMES d'. 663 Market.

Morgan & Hanson, 216 Bush

Pattee Solon, 507 Montgomery Schumacher L., 49 Mason Temple Tarr S. H., 661 Market

Van Bokkelen W. A. M., 56 Nevada Block

Von Buncken L. C., 301 California Wadham Luman, 530 California

Acids-Manufacturers.

(See Chemical Works. )

Adjusters Fire Losses.

Adams Albert F., 423 Washington Andre Anthony A., 501 Montgomery Bolger Philip, 421 California Farnsworth E. P., 401 California Fuller J. 1., 502 Montgomery Gibbs W. C., 303 California Gunnison A. R .. 439 California Hamilton J. K., 412 California Lavery J. C., 313 California Meade Calvert, 420 California Mel Louis, 514 California Naunton R. H., 401 California Neilson Alexander, 106 Leidesdorff Nichols S. K., 410 California Outealt Peter, 401 California Pease W. C., 401 California Purdy J. S., 23 Mills Bldg, 5th floor Swyner T. N., 22 Post Wetzlar A. J., 106 Leidesdorff White W. S., 501 California

Adjusters Marine Losses.

Farnsworth E. P., 401 California Gibbs C. V. S., 33 Fremont Gibbs William C., 303 California

Advertising Agents.

Barber Charles E .. 418 Montgomery Bay City Distributing Co., 632 Mar- ket

Birch Thomas J .. 510 Clay Brown Daniel, 402 Montgomery California System of Hotel Advertis- ing, 321 Montgomery Continental Search Light Advertis- ing Co., 995 Market

Dake Edmund C., 65 Merchants' Ex- change

De Troost George, 320 Sansome Dodson Ed., agent United States Publishing and Printing Co .. 1311} Sacramento

Fisher L. P., 21 Merchants' Ex- change

L. P. FISHER NEWSPAPER Advertising Agent 21 Merchants' Exchange

Golden Gate Advertising Co .. 322 Hayes

GOLDEN GATE AD-

VERTISING NEWS AND LITERARY BUREAE. D. ". Dare manager, 420 Montgomery Keller Henry S., 518 Clay Kellogg G. Herbert, 330 Pine Lowell Johu F., 412 Pine

MACSORLEY HENRY. order box 45, Third, r. 618 Stevenson Macsorley A. S., 111 Stevenson

Merchants Bill Posting and Advertis- ing Co., SE corr Eleventh and Market Pacific Coast Advertising Co., 307 Sansome

PACIFIC COAST ADVERTISING CO. Railroad Car Advertisers

CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED

J. F. FOSTER, MANAGER

307 Sansome St. San Francisco

Pacific Coast Posting and Advertis- Co., 506 Commercial

JOHN REID, TAILOR, 907 MARKET ST.

5th NEAR

DIXON, BORGESON & CO. SHOW CASES 37 MARKET ST., S. F.

100

Only Six Hours travel from San Francisco by Donahue Route to

(See page opp. name Highland Springs) HIGHLAND SPRINGS

Round Trip Tickets, unlimited, $8.00 Single Fare, $4.50, On sale at 2 New Montgomery St., and Tiburon Ferry.

ADV

BUSINESS

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Advertising Agents-Continued

PACIFIC STATES ADVERTIS- ING BUREAU, 405 Sansome PALMER & REY TYPE FOUN- DRY, 405 Sansome Plato A. M., 206 Sansome Pollak Hermann A., 729 Montgomery

H. A. POLLAK'S Cosmopolitan Advertising Agency .... 729 Montgomery St. P. O. Box 2516. San Francisco, Cal. Is the only* Institution exclusively connected with newspapers published in Foreign Languages in this City and in Foreign Countries. Advertising Contracts for Mexican and Central American Papers Solicited.

Ransom A., 70 St. Ann's Bldg Ryder & Ustick, 410 Kearny San Francisco Newspaper Union, 405 Sausome Sterling & Parker, 538 Commercial Swan Jabez S., 759 Market Swan & Stein, 759 Market Tuttie Louis F., 320 Sansome WHEELER & CO., 646 Market, Chronicle Bldg Wilder C., 621 Market

Aermotors.

Aermotor Co. The, 27-29 Beale

Agricultural Implements.

(See also Hardware; also Garden Implements.)

Allison, Neff & Co., 421 Market Baker & Hamilton, NW cor Davis and Pine Bemcia Agricultural Works (Benicia, Cal.) NW cor Pine and Davis BOLANDER L. PH. (agricultural extras) 115 Main

Burge & Donahoo Co., 220 Sansome Deere Implement Co., 305 Market Frank Bros., 221 Market

Hawley Brothers Hardware Co., 301- 309 Market

Hooker & Co., 16 Drumm

JACKSON HYRON MACHINE WORKS, 625 Sixth

Judson Manufacturing Co. (Mowing Machines) SW cor Howard and Beale

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The San Francisco Directory, 1895, Part 387

Author: Publication date: 1895 Publisher: Number of Pages: 1882

Author:
Publication date: 1895
Publisher:
Number of Pages: 1882