The San Francisco, Oakland and Alameda business directory, 1880 : containing a complete alphabetical list of names, location and business of every merchant, wholesale and retail, manufacturer and professional man engaged in business therein etc, Part 23

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Publication date: 1880
Publisher: San Francisco : Dalton & Co.
Number of Pages: 518


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Mclaughlin William H, druggist, NE cor 22nd and Folsom, and SE cor 26th and Mission


McLay George B, physician, 2430 Mission McLEAN A A, manuf and dealer I X L Elastic Trusses, perforated frictional belts and elastic-web rubber goods, 605 Sacramento


McLean Catherine (widow), bakery, 410 4th


McLean R A, physician, 603 Merchant McLEAN & WALLBANK (Wil- liam McLean and E M Wa.lbank), restaurant, 1427 California


McLENNAN J D, physician, vi.al magnetic hcaler, 220 Stockton McLeod A, wines and liquors, 5 Morton


McLEOD A E. wines and liquors, 1071 Market


McLeod Q Robert, cigars, 544 4th


McMahon Bernard, varieties, 759 Brannan McMahon James Mrs, bakery, 1205 Fol McMahon John, dry goods, 224 6th


MCMAHON PETER, propr New York and Brooklyn Exchange, 117 Drumnm


McMann James, fruits, 413 East


MCMANN WILLIAM, wood and coal, SW cor Polk and Washington


McManus Thomas, groceries and liquors, 1602 Mission


McMaster John, junk, 246 Spear


McMeans Alex C, mining secretary, 328 Montgomery


McMECHAN JAMES, money - broker, 405 California


McMenomy J H, butcher, 89 California Market


McMillan John, teacher music, 157 9th McMillan Neal, boots and shoes, 206 5th MCMILLAN ROBERT, physi- cian. 722 Washington


MCHILLAN & KESTER (Don- ald McMillan and Levi B Kester), manufs cordials syrups, etc, 714-718 Front


McMorrow Thomas W, liquor saloon, 208 Ist


McMURRAY PATRICK, groce- ries and liquors, 83 Brady


MCNALLY WILLIAM, station- ery and fancy goods, 908 Valencia McNally & Blattner (James A McNally and Nicholas Blattner), proprs Russ House Carriages, 215 Montgomery


MCNALLY & HAWKINS, im- porters and dealers gas fixtures, plumbing materials, fancy bronzes, ttc, 607 Market


MCNAMARA MICHAEL. liquor saloon, SW cor Valencia and 25th


McNamara William, hats and caps, 1224 Market


McNear George W, grain merchant, 20 California


McNeil L Miss, teacher elocution, 627 Ellis


McNeill Daniel R, blacksmith, 23 7th


McNEVIN EDMUND, teacher navigation and marine expert, 406 Beale


McNulty Charles A, attorney at law, 43 U S Court Building


McNulty J M, physician, 118 Dupont McNulty Julia, bakery, 192 16th


McNutt -- Mrs. dressmaker, 22 John McNutt William F, physician, 121 Mont


McPheeters W S, attorney at law, 331 Kearny


McPherson Benjamin R, baking powder, etc, 402 Front


McPHERSON JOHN, liquor sa- loon, boarding and lodging, 26 Steuart McPherson M Mrs, dressmaker, 108} Pow McPherson & Pickens (Horatio McPherson ana Joseph A Pickens), commission merchants, 202 Sansom


McPike Henry C attorney at law, 522 Montgomery


McQuesten Charles, physician, 121 Mont McQuillan B, pictures, frames, etc, 215 4th


McRaith John, groceries and liquors, 356 Jessie


McRoberts William S, storekeeper U S Bonded Warehouse, Greenwich Dock McShane & McNamara, painters and whiteners, 2 Jones


McStay Edward, groceries and liquors, 1151 Howard


McTERNAN HUGH, shipsmith, 31 Commercial


McTernan Thomas, groceries and liquors, NW cor 14th Ave and N


McTigue Stephen, groceries and liquors, 214 5th


McVea James, cabinetmaker, 713 Stock McVicker & Roach (Charles McVicker and Thomas Roach), stone yard W 8 Townsend bet 3rd and 4th


McWilliams Hugh, liquor saloon, 819 Market


Meacham Albert, carpenter, 712 Green- wich


MEAD CHARLES H, saddlery and harness manuf, NE cor Jackson and Front


MEAD L R, secretary Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works, SE cor Beale and Howard


Mead & Harrison (William H Mead and Edwin Harrison), stage agents, 3 Montgomery


Mead & Runyon (L G Mead and Henry A A Runyon), commission merehants, 225 Washington


ELDREDGE Sewing Machines, SAMUEL HILL, 634 Market St.


GO TO J. G. ANDERSON'S, 1249 BROADWAY, OAKLAND, FOR PLUMBING and JOBBING.


NTERNATIONAL HOTEL, 824 and 826 KEARNY STREET.


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Mead & Son (C H Mead, Jr), harness maker, 821 Market


MEADE CALVERT, mining sec- retarv, 324 Pine


MEADE JOHN, liquor saloon, 1646 Mission


Meader Horace P, S F and Oakland Ex- press, 333 East


Meagher Jeremiah, harnessmaker, 423 Mission


Meagher William F, bootmaker, 111 Geary Meares J L, physician and health officer, 124 Geary


Mearns George, searcher records, 621 Clay Mearns James, cigars, 718 Kearny


Mearns James, fancy goods, 1500 Powell MECHANICS' FOUNDRY, L Kelley pres 217 1st


Mechanics' Mills, Wells, Russell & Co proprs, SW cor Mission and Fremont Mecartney Amos, attorney at law, 6 Montgomery Ave


Medang G Mrs, embroidery, 711 Geary Medau Gearhart H, groceries and liquors, NW cor Baker and Post


Medau J & P, cigars, 201 Montgomery Ave


Medauw J J H, wines and liquors, 970 Folsom


Medical College of the Pacific, 115 Haight Medico-Literary Journal, Mrs M P Saw-


telle publisher, SE cor Kear and Sut Mee Jamcs, attorney at law, 625 Merch Mee Joseph, attorney at law, 625 Merch Meehan James, liquors, 622 Kearny


Mechan John, tannery, Bernal nr Ser- pentine Ave


Mechan Martin, groceries, 35 Louisa Meeker William A, blinds, doors, etc, SW cor 5th and Bryant


Mecker & Banks (George C M-eker and William () Banks), architects, 126 Kearny


Meeks Washington, attorney at law, 330 Pine


Meerscham J B, groceries and liquors, NW cor 8th and Folsom


MEESE HERMAN, president Bay Sugar Refincry, SW cor Battery and Union


Meetz Theodore, president Alameda, Oak- land and Piedmont R R, 430 Mont


Mofret Xavier Mr and Mrs, boarding school, SE cor Mason and Pacific Meherin Thomas, secdsman and florist, 516 Battery


Mehl Frederick, butcher, 303 8th


Mehnert Ernest, bootmaker, 12 Jackson Mehrtens Brothers (John H and Herman


G), groceries and liquors, SW cor Polk and Sacramento


Mehrtens R, groceries and liquors, 1230 Mission


Meier John, wines and liquors, 5 Mason Meier Joseph, bootmaker, 837 Pacific


Meier Louis H, wines and liquors, NE eor 7th Ave and N


Meier & Frank, merchants (Portland, Oregon), 112-114 Sansom


Meierdierks Christian, groceries and li- quors, NW cor Post and Powell


Meiggs' Wharf Co, 330 Pine


Meighan Rebecca A Mrs, bakery, 1425 Polk


Meinberg M R Mrs, ladies' hair-dresser, 323 Nutter


Meincke Frederick & Co (August Pape), liquor saloon, SW cor 26th and Miss


Meinecke Charles & Co (Charles Meinecke and J K C Portman), commission merchants, 314 Sacramento


Meinhardt F W, carriage trimmer, 1146 Mission


Meinke Henry, wines and liquors, NW cor Mission and Steuart


Meinke J F & Co, agents Hamburg- American S S Co, 401 California


Meisburger Valentine, liquor saloon, 537 Pacific


Meisel H A, groceries and liquors, NE cor Union and Montgomery


Meisel Henry C, groceries and liquors, NE cor 15th and Dolores


MEISEL HERMAN. groceries and liquors, 244 Green


Meissner Albert, wines and liquors, 421 Dupont


Meiyer C, groceries and liquors, NW cor Point Lobos Avenue and Cook


Mel John, merchant, 34 California


Melezer William, agent Potrero Distil- lery, and commission merchant, 123 California


MELDE JOHN, locksmith and bell- hanger, 817 Market


Mellon Jno S, house-painter. 35} O'Farrel Melonc Drury, loan and commission, 438 California


MELONEY WILLIAM W, gro- ceries and liquors, SE cor Vallejo and Montgomery


Melsing Gustav, bakery, 120 3rd


Melville Julia Mrs, music teacher, 613 Mason


MENCARINI DAMIANO, plas- ter statuary, 12} 4th


Mendel Louis, sausages, 1408 Geary


Mendelsohn D, manager Co-operative Grocers, SE cor Geary and Webster


Mendelson E, clothing, 233 Pacific


Mendelson J, commission merchant, NE cor Battery and Clay


Mendes David, liquor saloon, 341 6th


MENDHEIM HOFMANN


(H Mendheim, Ottokar and Adolph flofmann), samplers of ores, 415 Miss


FOR FINE UNDERWEAR, S. POPPER, 233 KEARNY Street.


Orders by Mail for Printing, Binding, etc., receive special attention at PACIFIC PRESS, Oakland.


WHITE Sewing Machines, SAMUEL HILL. 634 Market Street.


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Mendocino Lumber Co, J B Ford pres, 40 California, yard SW cor Beale and Brvant


MENDOCINO RAILROAD CO, West Evans pres, Edwin Good- all sec, 10 Market


Mendoza Amado, jeweler, 320 Montgom- erv Avenue


Menesini V, butcher, 619 Broadway Mengel John, butcher, 46 Center Market Mengelcamp B, tailor, 1524 Turk Menke A, furnished rooms, 147 3rd Menke Henry, grocories and liquors, SW cor Stockton and Sacramento


Menne C, merchant tailor, 533 Wash Mentel William, groceries and liquors, NE cor Stockton and Broadway


Mentel William, wines and liquors, €38 Broadway


Mentz Charles H, druggist. 1534 Polk MENTZ JOHN HENRY. port steward O OS S Co, office P M S S Co's wharf


MENTZ JOHN H, propr Excelsior Restaurant, NE cor Brannan and Ist Menu J H, general agent, 609 Sacramento Menzies, Bingham & Co (Stewart Menzies, Henry Bingham and Arthur Mc- Cracken), stevedores, 512 Battery


Merani Em'lio, bootmaker, 1409 Dupont Mercado M R Mrs, insurance broker, 307 Montgomery


Mercantile Agency (R G Dunn & Co), Jay Lugsdin manager, 320 California Mercantile Collection Bureau, Hall W Baxter manager, 216 Sansom


MERCANTILE LIBRARY. Arthur M Ebbets pres, Alfred E Whitaker librarian, 216 Bush


MERCANTILE LUNCH, Charles Ciaffey propr, 212 Sansom


Mercer M A, confectioner, 916 Market 17 Powell and 518 Kearny


Merchants Dispatch Transportation Co, H C Hinman agent, 411 California Merchants Dry Dock, J C Cousins super- intendent, Bryant bet Main and Spear MERCHANTS EXCHANGE BANK (in liquidation), Levi Stev- ens pres, R G Sneath vice pres, Emil Bellerman sec and cashier, 423 Cal


Merchant & Stewart (Joseph Merchant and Andrew Stewart), draymen, 226 Clay


Mercier Eugene, wines and liquors, NE cor Folsom and 7th


Meriden Britannia Co, 134 Suttet Merkelbach William, butcher, 13 San Francisco Market


Merle Charles F, mdse broker, 405 Front Merlin P Mrs, laundry, 245 2nd


Merrell Isaac L, asphaltum roofing &c, 314 Townsend


Merrill George B, attorney at law, 310 Pine


Merrill J C & Co shipping and commission agents, 204 Cal


MERRILL & WORTH (T L Mer- rill and E Worth), manufs paper collars and suspenders and dealers in gents furnishing goods, 571 Market


Merrit H A Mrs, private school, 2206 Steiner


Merritt Samu-1, capitalist, 22 California Merry, Faull & Co (Wm L Merry, William Faull), provision packers, 415 Front, retail 532 Market, packing house NW cor Bay and Webster


Merscau A S, blacksmith, 1927 Mission Mersich Detato, wholesale fruit, 420 Front Merslish Dominick, restaurant, 1022 Bat Merten, Moffitt & Co (Geo A Storey, Thomas S Moffitt and A F Merten), chemists, 322 Clay


Mertens Ferdinand Mrs, bakery, 451 Oc- tavia


MERVY A & CO (Alphonse Mervy), druggists, SE cor Montgomery Ave and Green


MERVEY ALPHONSE, physi- cian, 1921 Union


Merz William, groceries and liquors, SE cor Sutter and Powell


Merzbach F H, attorney at law, 426 Cal Mesenburg Herman, bakery, 1124 Har


MESSER BACON & CO (O F Griffin, John P Bacon and Nat T Mes- ser), stock brokers, 327 Pine


Messersmith Joseph L, fancy goods, 2501 Mission


Messner & Serres (L Messner and John Serres). bakery, 400 Pacific


METASTAZIO A & CO (G Rat- to), wood and coal. 1823 Powell


METCHKE OTTO, mining secre- tary, 328 Montgomery


Methodist Book Depository, J B Hill agent, 1041 Market


Metropolitan Banner, Rev I S Kalloch propr, 25 5th


METROPOLITAN FOUND- RY, Curtis Tobey propr, 228 Fre Metropolitan Hotel, Mrs E W Heimburg propr, 516-518 Pacific


METROPOLITAN LOAN AS- SOCIATION, Otto Esche secre- tary, 320 Sansom


Metrovich Phillip S, fruits, 1222 Polk


Metz Charles W, dairy produce, 13-14 Hayes Valley Market


Metzger Louis, stationery and wrapping paper, 208 Bush


Metzler T C Mrs, dressmaker, 405 O'Far- rell


Meussdorffer John C, capitalist, 409 Bat- tery


NEW HOME Sewing Machines, SAMUEL HILL, 634 MARKET.


When other Remedies fail, try H. Brosius' Elixir of Life, 912 Bryant St. S. F., & 17th & J Sts. Sac.


INTERNATIONAL HOTEL. $1.25, $1.50 to $2.00 PER DAY.


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Meussdorffer K, hats and caps, 15 Kearny and 635-637 Commercial


MEUSSDORFFER MARTIN,


importer and manuf hats and caps and hatters materials, NE cor Mont- gomery and Bush and 402 Kearny, factory 416 Market


Meux Joseph P, attorney at law, 217 San Meyenborg August, groceries and liquors, 135 Pacific


Meye. A & Bro (Albert and Adolph), liquor saloon, hay, grain &c, SW cor Geary and Broderick


Meyer Aaron, manuf cigars, 518 Wash- ington


Meyer Albert, bootmaker, 613 Laguna Meyer Anne, bakery, 159 16th


Meyer Antone, confectionery. 1055 Miss Meyer B, butcher, 904 Larkin


Meyer Bros & Gaerdes (Albert and Adolph Meyer and Hermann Gaerdes), gro- ceries and liquors, SW cor Bush and Pierce


Meyer C Mrs, fancy goods, 112 2nd


Meyer C H & Brothers (Leopold C, Mar- cus C and Caffman H Meyer), whole- sale hats, 28-30 Sansom


Meyer Charles, groceries and liquors, 236 Folsom


Meyer Charles, dry goods, 1303 Stockton Meyer Christ, groceries and liquors, 1501 Taylor


Meyer D, liquor saloon, NW cor Green- wich and Fillmore


Meyer Daniel, commission merchant, 212 Pine


MEYER DETRICK, groceries and liquors, 1046 Howard


Meyer E, nursery and florist, 31 Geary Meyer Emanuel, wines and liquors, 33 Sutter


Meyer F R, liquor saloon, 225 Pacific Meyer Frederick, bakery, W s Railroad Avenuc near 15th Avenue


MEYER HENRY, groceries and liquors, 1046 Folsom


Meyer Henry, liquor saloon, SE cor Broadway and Front


MEYER HENRY, plasterer, paper- hanger and whitener, 407 O'Farrell


MEYER JOHN, groceries and liq- uors, NW cor 20th and Shopwell Meyer John H, groceries and liquors, 368 3rd


Meyer John G H, manuf ivory goods, 320 Kearny


Meyer John W, groceries and liquors, SE cor Mission and 4th


Meyer Joseph, bakery, 617 Post Meyer Joseph T, painter, 253 Tchama Meyer Julius. clothing &c, 37 3rd Meyer L G Mrs, groceries and liquors, 204 Steuart


MEYER LOUIS, Delmonico Res- taurant, 1007 Market


Meyer Louis, gents furnishing goods, 513 Kearny


MEYER LOUIS. pronr Meyer's Wine Rooms, 22 Leidesdorff


Meyer Martin S, attorney at law, 330 Pine Meyer Mathias, tailor, 1511 Mason


Meyer M D, groceries and liquors, SW cor Stockton and Washington


Meyer Nanette Mrs, bakery, 705 Polk Meyer N D Mrs, dressmaker, 1006 Pacific Meyer RC, groceries and liquors, 1520 Fol Meyer T Lemmen, consul Costa Rica, 258 Market


Meyer William, cigars, 106 7th


Meyer William, dry goods, 1113} Stock Meyer William, florist, 339 Bush


Meyer William, liquor saloon, 325 Sansom Meyer & Akmann (Albert Meyer and Wil-


liam Akmann), butchers and grocers, 16-18 Sacramento


MEYER BURMEISTER


(Mrs E Meyer and F H Burmeister), proprs Cincinnati Hotel, 529 Va'encia Meyer & Dolldorf (William Meyer and Rudolph Dolldorf), restaurant, NW cor Market and Drumm


Meyerback Solomon, groceries and li- quors, SE cor Green and Mason


Meyers Adolph, musical instruments, etc, 46 Geary


Meyers Bros (Benjamin and Richard), horseshoers, 32 Clark


Meyers J, merchant tailor, 501 Kearny Meyers J, tailor, 605 Commercial


Meyers Joseph, merchant tailor, 430 6th Meyers Robert C, druggist, NW cor Union and Powell


Meyers & Lowenstein (J Meyers and H Lowenstein), tailors' trimmings, 134 Post


Meyerstein Joseph, sacks, 124 Commercial Meyerstein & Lowenberg (Louis Meyer- stein and Isidor Lowenberg), manufs underwear, etc, 23 Sansom


MEZZARA PIETRO, sculptor and cameo-cutter, 805 Montgomery Mhoon John B, attorney at law, 16 Mont- gomery Ave


Michael Caspar, furnishing goods, 214 3rd Michael Gustave, boots and shoes, 348 3rd Michael Joseph, cigars, 539 Clay


Michael Solomon, tailor, 118 Leidesdorff Michaels A, tailor, 209 4th


Michalitschke Bros (Joseph and Anton), cigars and tobacco, 239 and 601 Kearny and 226 Montgomery


Michalitschke Charles, cigars, 64 3rd Michalitschke Gustav, cigars: 501 Kearny Michalson Rasmus T, grorcries, 21 Alta


Micheletti Bros (Alfredo and Italo), butchers, 1528 Dupont


S. POPPER, 233 KEARNY STREET, HAS THE BEST SHIRTS.


Send to PACIFIC PRESS, Oakland, for Estimate before getting any kind of Printing or Binding.


Sewing Machines, Needles, etc., SAMUEL HILL, 634 Market St.


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MICHELS, FRIEDLANDER


& CO (Aaron W Michels, Morris Friedlander and L M Michels), (New York), importers furnishing and fancy goods, 7-9 Battery


Michels Isaac & Co (Kernville), merchants, 7-9 Battery


Michelsen Michael, livery stable, 434 Eddy


MICHELSEN NICHOLAS, teacher drawing and penmanship, 1129 Mission


MICHELSSEN, BROWN & CO


(Edward Michelssen, Benjamin W Brown and Daniel Roth), porkpackers, Potrero; wholesale butchers, cor Rail- road and 6th Aves; and wholesale provisions, 308-310 Front


Michi John, fruits, 810 Kearny


Middlehoff Garret F, groceries and wines, 701 Laguna


Middlemas J R, capitalist, 406} California MIDDLEMAS BOOLE


(George Middlemas and W A Boole), shipwrights and agents tug boat Ætna, Pier 19 Steuart


Middleton John & Son (Samuel P Middle- ton), real-estate auctioneers, 419 Pine Middleton & Co (Jonathan Middleton), importers and wholesale groceries, 320-322 Washington


Middleton & Farnsworth (John Middleton and E S Farnsworth), wholesale and retail coal, 14 Post


Midon Frank, French confectionery, 117 Sutter


Mielke Meta Mrs, fancy goods, 212 O'Far- rell


Mierson, Jewell & Co (August Mierson, G Jewell and I Levy), clothing, etc, 524 and 828 Kearny


MIGHELL WILLIAM E, dealer new and second-hand ship material, 105 Steuart


Mignola J & Co (John Mignola, Sr and Jr), wood and coal and saw-filing, 2420 Post


Mikulich J C, restaurant, 321 Washington Milanders Edward, boarding, 106 Jackson Miles E O, fancy goods, 320 6th


Miles Edward M, stockbroker, 413 Mont Miles Michael, liquor saloon, SW cor 5th and Folsom


Military Library, David Wilder secretary and librarian, 328 Montgomery


Miliani Giacomo, liquor saloon, 7 Vallejo Militch & Abramovich (Stephan Militch


sa- and John Abramovich), liquor loon, 120 Leidesdorff


Milkmen's Headquarters, A T Noble sec- retary, 35 Eddy


Mill Ernest, galvanized iron cornices, 610 Octavia


Miller Albert, capitalist, 22 California Miller Anthony, butcher, 718 Brannan Miller B, poultry, 85-86 Center Market Miller Christopher A, watchmaker, 406 4th


Miller E H Jr, secretary C P R R Co, NE cor 4th and Townsend


Miller E L, veterinary surgeon, 1321 Miss Miller Elias, stockbroker, 402 Mont


Miller F A, propr Exotic Gardens, S s Mission bet 13th and 14th


Miller F W, hair-dresser, 206} Sutter Miller Frederick, butcher, 1103 Folsom Miller George, fruits, 609 Laguna


Miller George W, hatter, 112 Montgomery Miller George W, restaurant, 715} How


Miller G M, nursery and florist, SE cor Greenwich and Pierce


Miller Henry, cigars, 1200 Market Miller Henry, liquor saloon, SE cor Jack- son and Davis


Miller Henry, wood and coal, 28 Potter MILLER HENRY R, mining sec- retary, 405 California


Miller Henry W, roofer, NW cor Main and Mission


Miller H W, butcher, W s Broderick nr Pine


Miller J Mrs. liquor saloon, 139 Beale MILLER JACOB, horseshoer and carriagesmith, cor 15th and Railroad Aves


Miller James, fruits, 1741 Mission


Miller J M & Son (Charles A), manuf show-cases, 545 California


Miller John, liquor saloon, 52 1st Miller John, liquor saloon, 101 Steuart


Miller John A, physician and druggist, 1018 Valencia


Miller John Frederick, cigars, 901 Kearny Miller John H, attorney at law, 421 Mont Miller John M, furniture, 1029 Market


MILLER JOHN P. G, attorney at law, 214 Sansom


Miller L, furniture manuf, 122 Geary Miller Louis, candy, 619 McAllister


MILLER LOUIS JR, manuf jew- eler, 335 Bush


Miller Louis & Co, proprs Hotel Rhein, 909 Kearny


Miller Louise Miss, bakery, 829} Vallejo Miller M & Co, boots and shoes, 909 Mar- ket


Miller M Miss, private school, 814 Bush Miller M A Mrs, millinery, S 5th


Miller, Mark & Co, advertising brokers, 603 Market and 9 Post


Miller O C, mining secretary, 324 Pine Miller Peter, hair-dresser, 1307 Powell Miller Valentine, carpenter, 919 Pacific Miller W Mrs, groceries, 1301 Mont Miller W C, druggist, 1124 Stockton Miller William, bakery, 262 8th


ELDREDGE Sewing Machines, SAMUEL HILL, 634 Market St.


Go to J. G. ANDERSON'S, 1249 BROADWAY, OAKLAND, for CAHILL'S SEWER GAS TRAP.


INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, 824 and 826 KEARNY STREET.


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MILLER WILLIAM, liquor sa- loon and boarding house, 5 Wash


MILLER WILLIAM H, groce- ries and liquors, 319 Green Miller William P, mining engineer 80 Nevada Block


Miller & Co (W J Miller and James P Hulme), commission merchants, 10 Davis


Miller & Ellis (J W Miller and H H Ellis), hay and grain, 21 Spear


Miller & Lux (Henry Miller and Charles Lux), wholesale butchers, 533 Kearny Miller & Reese (Ernest Miller and William Reese), groceries and liquors, SW cor Shotwell and 23rd


MILLER & RICHARD, proprs Scotch Type Foundry and wholesale paper dealers, 529 Commercial


Miller & Van Wyck (George Miller and H L Van Wyck), stockbrokers, 308 Pine Millett E V, collector, 504 Kearny


Milliken I T, mining secretary, 528 Cali- fornia


Milliken P & J, groceries and dairy pro- duce, 56 Center Market


Millmeister H F, bakery, 312 Hayes Milloglav M P, restaurant, 138 4th


Milloglav N P, restaurant, SE cor Battery and Pacific


Milloglav Peter, restaurant, 123} 6th Mills Andrew, plumber, oor Railroad and 15th Aves


Mills D O, capitalist, 426 California Mills, Leak & Co (Philo Mills, Mon Leak and John Fulton), manufs gloves, 22 Sutter


Millzner Leopold, watchmaker, 422 Kear Milne George, plumber, 119 Dupont


MILWARD HENRY & SONS, needles and fish hooks, Henry Doyle & Co, agents, 511 Market


Minehan Patrick, butcher, 536 4th MINERS' MARKET, Luke Stark propr. 238 1st


MINING AND SCIENTIFIC PRESS, Dewey & Co, 202 Sansom, editorial rooms, 414 Clay


Minjo Joe Bros & Co (Louis Minjo), poul- try, 422 Clay


Mink P J, bootmaker, 1624 Leavenworth Minor John F, physician, 767 Howard


Minor M P, mining secretary, 44 Nevada Block


Minor Simon B, wines and liquors, 13 3rd MINTERN E MRS, physician, 329 O'Farrell


Mintie A E & Co (De P Steinhard), physicians, 11 Kearny


Miraglia Camillo, hair-dresser, 902 Front Mirasole Cora V Mrs, teacher dancing, 428 Post


Misgill T F, horseshoer, 1213 Steiner


MISH P & SON (BMish), importers millinery and straw goods, 539 Mar- ket and retail 816 Market


Mission Baths, F Bazan propr 1633 Miss Mission Bay Bridge Co, cor 4th and Townsend


Mission Market, NE cor 16th and Mission Mission Mirror, A J Boyer propr, cor Mis- sion and 16th


Mission Woolen Mills, Ss Folsom bet 15th and 16th depot 115 Battery


Missler B, wines and liquors, 819 Kearny MISTRE SIMEON, tin and cop- persmith, 811 Montgomery


Mitchel M, boot crimper, 173 Jessie Mitchell Don C, superintendent Eastern Cider Co, 719 Bryant


Mitchell Ferdinand, hair-dresser, 109 Steuart


Mitchell Frank, liquor saloon, 1100 Mar- ket


Mitchell Frank, restaurant, 2001 Polk


Mitchell George H, general broker, 507 California


Mitchell H Doarchitect, 217 Sansom


Mitchell John & Son (Peter J), groceries and liquors, SE cor 24th and Har


Mitchell John C, insurance agent, 425 Cal


Mitchell M Miss, millinery, 4 6th


Mitchell Mary Mrs, bakery, 8 7th


Mitchell William H, liquor saloon, 12 Or- egon


Mitch Il & Hobe (James E Mitchell and Adolphus A Hobe), carpet-beating machine and window-shade manufs, 230-232 14th


MITCHLER G, commission mer- chant, 22 California


Mitschke J R, ladies tailor, 245 2nd


Mittchell Peter, groceries and liquors, 328 7th


Mix L W, stockbroker, 317 Montgomery Mixer George H, manuf patent bungs and bushes, 51 Bcale


Mocker & Newmark (Rudolph Mocker and Abraham Newmark), plumbers, 327 Turk


Modry Marcus, cigars, 312 3rd


MOEBUS FREDERICK, boot and shoemaker, 333 East


Moeller & Grauffel, (John Moeller and F Grauffel), wines and liquors, 609 Jackson


Moenning G, hardware, 614 Octavia


MOESER JULIUS, importer and dealer musical strings, 811} Market


Moessner Christian, wines and liquors, 1258 Market


Moffat E & H, wholesale bútchers, 1st Ave near Kentucky, office 238 Kearny Moffatt P' K, carpenter, 713 Turk


Moffatt Thomas, bootmaker, 3 Clemen- tina


S. POPPER, 233 Kearny Street.


Pioneer Shirt Manufacturer.


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PACIFIC PRESS PUBLISHING HOUSE, TWELFTH AND CASTRO STREETS, OAKLAND.


WHITE Sewing Machines, SAMUEL HILL. 634 Market Street.


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Morgan Joseph R, furniture, 1804 Market Mogan Patrick J, attorney at law, 22 Montgomery


Mogling Charles, liquor saloon, 1143 Mission


Mohlfeldt & Wallmann (Louis Mohlfeldt and Richard Wallman), groceries and liquors 501 Jones, and wood and coal 504-510 Joncs


Mohr Carl, hair-dresser, 1437 Howard


Mohr Joseph C, teacher swimming, foot Larkin


Mohr Rudolph, secretary San Francisco Stock Brewery, 1218 Powell


Mohr & Steffens (Peter Mohr and Harry A Steffens), groceries and liquors, 2000 Polk


Mohrig Christopher F, jewelry manuf, N s Berry bet 4th and 5th


Mohrmann Fred & Co (Nicholas Blancken), groceries and liquors, cor Kearny and Broadway


Moisant Alfraids, groceries and liquors, 13 Van Ness Ave


Moise S H Mrs, faney goods, 416 Larkin Mojica Dolores, manuf musical instru- ments, 1627 Kearny


Molera & Cebrian (Eusebio Molera and John Cebrian), civil engineers, 40 Merchants' Exchange


Moliere James W, physician, 511 Mason Molineux Henry, manager Scth Thomas Clock Co, 132 Sutter


Molk M Mrs, groceries and liquors, NW eor Dupont and Green


Moller E, teacher music, 28 Laurel Ave Moller Gustave, carpenter, W.s Webb bet Sacramento and California


Moller J H, cigars, 312 6th


Moller R, carpenter, 28 Geary


Moller Richard, cigar manuf, 1314 Polk MOLLOY JOHN. produce com- mission merchant, groceries and pro- visions, safes, and scales, 54 Clay Molloy Martin, boots and shoes, 128 5th Molloy Patrick C, real estate agent, 116 Montgomery.


Molloy Peter, real estate agent, 315 Cal Moloney John, liquor saloon, 220 Broad Moloney Patrick, boots and shoes, 103 5th Moloney Jeremiah, groceries, 535 Stev Moloncy P S, merchant tailor, 138 Mont Molteng Charles F, hair-dresser, 1616 Polk




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