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 33

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


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Vaughn A H, (estate of), wines and liq- uors, 21 Leidesdorff


Vaughan Frederick, manager Union News Co, SE cor Sansom and Wash


Vaughan J W, photographer, 724} Mar- ket


Vecci Guisseppe, merchant tailor, 118 Montgomery Ave


VEGTS & KOK (George Vegts and Teunis Kok), coopers and oil dealers, 143 Minna


Veitch Parry, bootmaker, 3001 Mission VELBERT JOHN S, cigar factory, 418 Hayes


Venable Simeon, attorney at law, 87 Montgomery Block


VENARD G, coffee and spice factory, 625-627 Front


Vennekohl Bros (John and Benjamin), groceries and liquors, 1200 Facific


Verbarg Henry, groceries and liquors, 156 Clara


Verden Alice, shirtmaker, 308} Stockton Vendenal DF, mining secretary, 6 327 Pine


VERDENAL J M, attorney at law, 526 Montgomery


Verdenhalven John, groceries and liq- uors, 400 6th


Verdier, Moreau & Co (Gaston Verdier and George Moreau), wholesale dry goods, NE cor Montgomery and Sut Vergez C M:ue, dressmaker, 627 Union Verhagen Adolph, japanner, 202 Powell Vermeil John L, hay and grain, 608 4th Vernon S L Mrs, crape dyer, 114 Turk Verrill C M, sawsmith, 645 Mission Vesting Fritz, liquor saloon, 638 Com Vetter Frederick, tailor, 1145 Market Vetter Helen Mrs, varieties, 511 Bryant Viannay Alexander, silk factory, 300 Post Viaud Leon, carpenter, 1604 Stockton Vibert Maxim, wines and liquors, 518 Valencia


VICE THOMAS, boat builder, 42 Steuart


Vicini Peter, fruits, SW cor Pacific and Mason


Vickers John L, propr Veranda House, 509 Washington


Vickery William K, engravings, 126 Kear Vidak Luca, restaurant, 648 4th


Vidal R, veterinary surgeon, 645 Vallejo Vidaver H Rev, rabbi Congregation Sher- ith Israel, res E s Jones bet Bush and Sutter


VIENNA MODEL BAKERY


AND CAFE', Arsene L Burcke, props 205 Kearny


Vignier A, wholesale wines and liquors, 429-431 Battery


Villedieu Charles, wines and liquors, 111 Dupont


Villegia L J, gun maker, 624 Washington Villemeur Joseph, bootmak. r, 4 Summer Vincent Frank, florist, 321 Montgomery Avenue


Vincent, Sevin & Co (Eugene Thiele), seedsmen, 607 Sansom


Violich Antonio, restaurant, 727 Davis Violich Nicolo, wines and liquors, cor Merrimac and Kentucky


Virginia & Gold Hill Water Co, 61 Nevada Block


Virginia & Truckee Railroad Co, S P Smith sec, 426 California


Vits Jacob, bakery, 1205 Polk


Vivien August, florist, 129 Ellis


Vlautin Joseph, restaurant, 283 East


Vlautin Paul, coffee saloon, 715 Davis


Voecke & Jordan (Gustave C Voecke and


H C Jordan), cigars, SW cor Mont- gomery & Pacific


Vogel Jacob, tailor, 407 Bush


Vogel M, liquor saloon, 114 Hayes Vogel & Hahn, news dealers, 423 Wash


Vogeley J & Brother (Charles C), candy, 915 Market


Vogelsang & Gruen (Max Vogelsang and Julius Gruen), liquor saloon, 142 4th and 215 3rd


Voges George, wines and liquors, 125 Post Vogh Louis, shooting gallery, 202 Dup Voisinet & Thomas (Jules E Voisinet and J Thomas), hair-dressers, 545 Merch Volkman C M & Co, commission merch- ants, 319 Washington


Vollers Charles, groceries and liquors, 971 Harrison


VOLLMAR JAMES, pres and manager The Country Real Estate Associates, 40 California


VOLLMER HENRY, liquor sa- loon, SW cor Pacific and East


Vollmer John, groceries and liquors, 737 Turk


Volpert W A, cigars, 229} Montgomery Avenue


Volz August, bakery, 109 3rd


Von Ahnden John H, cigars, 5 Kearny Von Ammon Bernhard, agent, 123 Cal


ELDREDGE Sewing Machines, SAMUEL HILL, 634 Market St.


INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, 824 and 826 KEARNY STREET.


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Von der Lieth F H, druggist, NE cor Broadway and Powell


Von der Nienburg William A, liquor sa- ioon, SW cor California and Drumm


Von Emden I, blacksmith, NW cor 5th and Clara


Von Glahn Christian, groceries and liq- uors, 120 14th


Von Hadeln John, groceries and liquors, 1601 Powell


Von Harten Louis, groceries and liquors, NW cor 6th and Brannan


Von Helens & Gesling (Mrs Matilda Von Helens and Miss Kate Gesling), coffee saloon, 514 3rd


Von Hoffmann Carl, physician, 209 Geary


Von Leicht F, civil engineer, 432 Mont- gomery


VON LOESECKE PERCY. com-


mission stock broker, 121 Sansom


Von Luedinghausen Oscar W, druggist, 510 Hayes


Von Rhein & Hyland (Otto F Von Rhein and Henry J Hyland), real estate agents, 644 Market


Von Ronn & Hencke Bros (William Von Ronn and H Hencke), commission merchants, 414 Clay


Von Schmidt A W, civil engineer, 808 Montgomery


Von Soosten & Ahrens (Louis Von Soosten and Wirken Arhens), groceries and liquors, 2000 Folsom


Von Staden D C, groceries and liquors, SW cor Steuart and Mission


Von Staden & Deimer (George Von Staden and John Deimer), liquor saloon, 901 Kearny


Von Wicks August, gardener, 390 Fran- cisco


VOORHEES JAMES, attorney at


law, Unit d States Claim Agent, col- Wagner John, physician, 115 Stockton


lector of soldiers and sailors claims, travel pay, bounties, pensions &c, 405 Kearny


Vorrath Henry, groceries and liquors, Wagner M Mrs, dressmaker, 1024} Larkin SW cor Point Lobos and Johnston | Wagner Phillips, butcher, SE cor Sutter Avenues and Fillmore


Vorrath M D, paper hanger and painter, 509 Kearny


Vortman Henry, liquor saloon, 160 Steu- art


Vorwerch Charles, restaurant, 1819 Pow- ell


Vulcan Powder Co, Hamilton Smith Jr pres, R L Shainwald sec, 123 Cal


Vulicevich M, commission merehant, 520 Sansom


Vuscovich C, cigars, cor Montgomery Avenue and Sto kton


WAAS George, Teutonia Gardens, SE cor Germania and Steiner


Wachsmuth William, cigars, 2008 Miss Wackett & Blower (Henry Wackett and William E Blower), wood and willow ware, 640 Market


Wade John, attorney at law, 56 Mont- gomery Block


Wade Thomas, dentist, 27 Geary


Wade W W, livery stable, 708 Broadway


WADHAMS & ELLIOTT (Wil- liam Wadhams and Henry A Elliott), wholesale grocers (Portland, Oregon), and forwarding and commission mer- chants, 206 Front


Wadsworth House, Mrs E J Dickinson proprss, 225 Bush


Wadsworth J C L, mining, 401 California Wadsworth William R, sec California Bi- ble Society, 402 Front


Wadsworth William R & Son (Benjamin C), merchandise brokers and com- mission merchants, 402 Front


Wagener & Besecke (Joseph E Wagener and William Besecke), painters and whiteners, 1906 Larkin


Wager Frederick, wines and liquors, 318 Howard


Wagner A Mrs, dressmaker, 1504 Mason Wagner Adam, propr Union Hotel, 34 Hayes


Wagner Charles F, wholesale cattle hutch- er, 436 Kearny


WAGNER EDWARD L, wines and liquors, 1232 Dupont


Wagner F, watches and jewelry, 223 Kcar Wagner F C & Bro (L), porkpackers, 1-5 San Francisco Market


Wagner Henry B, house-painter, 637 Cal Wagner Jacob, bricklayer, 516 Kearny


Wagner John, physician, 2016 Mission Wagner Joseph & Co (M O'Brien), mill furnishing goods, 105-107 Mission


Wagner Theodore, U S Surveyor General, 610 Commercial


Wagner & Haub (Phillip Wagner and Phillip Hanb), butchers, 301 Union


Wagner & Todt (L Wagner and F Todt), proprs Pacific Copper Works, 565 Mission


Wahlhei Otto, butcher, 912 20th


Wahmuth & Meyer (Henry Wahmuth and Chris Meyer), wines and liquors, 321 4th and 931} Folsom


Waibel W Mme, dressmaker, 209 16th


FOR FINE CHIDERWEAR, C. 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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Wainwright William, restaurant, 11 9th Waite Edwin G, U S Naval Officer Port of San Francisco Custom-house


Waite Talbot & Co, livery stable, 1211 Mason


Waitz A, attorney at law. 606 Mont Waizman M, manuf paper-boxcs, 539 Mar- ket


Wakefield Leland H, commission mer- chant, 22 California


Wakefield Rattan Co (Boston), Robert Coulter agent, 38 Geary


WAKEFIELD S B & CO (Sam Bell Wakefield and A W Foster), stockbrokers, 322 Pine


Wakelee H P & Co, druggists. 112 Mont WAKELING LOTTIE MRS, magnetic healer, 1126 Market


WAKELING & SON, manufs magnetic oil, 1126 Market


Walch Thomas H & Co (Lawrence Dun- ney), liquor saloon, SW cor Howard and 4th


Walcom George, furniture, and uphol- sterer, 109 Stockton


WALDECK BROS (Ernest and Frederick), wines and liquors, 22 Ist Walder George, butcher, 308 5th


Waldo Lodging House, N M Gordon propr, 733 Market


WALDRON DANIEL E. attor- ney at law, 230 California


Waldstein Abraham, propr Pioneer Cigar Box Factory, Berry near 6th and lithographic stcam printer and zinc- ographer, 320 Sansom


Walford William E, oyster saloon, 32 San Francisco Market


WALKER GEORGE W. bootmaker. 11 Sutter


Walker H W, assayer and bullion refiner, 109 Montgomery Block


Walker John, wines and liquors, 32 Steu- art


Walker Phillip H, liquor saloon, 207 Dup WALKER WILLIAM H, sec- retary S F Produce Exchange, 302 Davis


Walker & Felix (Thomas Walker and Jos Felix), wines and liquors, SW cor Jackson and Kearny


Walkinton S B, machine works, 109-111 Mission


Walkup W D & Co (W B Walkup) map and chart mounters, 540 Clay


Wall C L & Co (A Rutherford), livery sta- ble, 39 6th


Wall J S & Co, merchants (Princeton & Willows, Colusa Co), 302 Davis


Wall Robert, hair-dresser, 313 East Wallace R B, attorney at law, 636 Clay Wallace Thomas, mining operator, 240 Montgomery


Wallace William T, attorney at law, 640 Clay


Wallace & Clack (E A Wallace and Wil- l'am Ciack), proprs Hayes Valley Ad- vertiser, 603 Laguna


Wallace & Hassett (John Wallace and William J Hassett), book and job printers, 419 Sacramento


Waller A Mrs, liquor saloon, 351 3rd


WALLER C & CO (Carston Win- ter), liquor salcon, NW cor Jackson and East


Waller Chris & Bro (Claus), groceries, liquors, wood and coal, 137 Oak


WALLER & FISCHER (Died- rich Waller and William Fischer), groceries and liquors, SE cor Jackson and Drumm


Wallerstein Louis, merchant (Mammoth City, Mono Co), 214-216 Pine


Wallmann & Brothers (Christian and Ju- lius), watchmakers and jewelers, 212 Montgomery


WALMSLEY WILLIAM W plumber, gas-fitter and manuf safety machine, 923 Market


Walsh D V Mrs, fancy goods, 905} Market Walsh Edward, liquor saloon, 641 Mission Walsh Edward, liquor saloon, SE cor Ma- son and Bay


Walsh Elizabeth M Mrs, nurse, 521 Edlis Walsh Henry J, liquor saloon, 333 3rd Walsh James, bootmaker, 208 1st


WALSH M, moulding and planing mills, NW cor Valencia and 22nd


Walsh Margaret Mrs, boys' clothing, 521 Ellis


Walsh Mary Mrs, boarding. 422 Drumm WALSH MICHAEL, cooper and


dealer in barrels, 204-206 Com


Walsh Simon T. real estate, 330 Pine Walsh Stephen C, collector, 123 Cal


Walsh Thomas, cigars, 121 6th


Walsh Thomas F, boots and shoes, 1153 Folsom


Walsh William Rev, assistant pastor St Patricks Cathedral, 744 Mission


Walsh William D, painter and whitener, 5 Elliot Park


Walter Albert, hair-dresser, 1741 Mission Walter D N & E & Co (David N and Emanuel Walter, Herman N Moritz and Isaac N Walter), wholesale car- pets, etc, NW cor Bat and Market Walter G F Mrs, costumer, 11 Geary Walter Herman, groceries, 231 10th


Walter M & Co (Max and Thomas Wal- ter), wholesale liquors, 621 Sansom Walterstein Frank, liquor saloon, 800 Kcarny


Walton J R, dairy, 408 Tehama


Walton N C, asphaltum roofing material, 219 Mission


NEW HOME Sewing Machines, SAMUEL HILL. 634 MARKET.


When other Remedies fa'l, 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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Walworth J J, swimming baths, foot of Jones


Walz Charles, bootmaker, 403 Sutter Wambach Charles, wines and liquors, 1135 Dupont


Wand & Co (Samuel and Joseph Wand), dry goods, 212 6th


Wanck Edward, hair-dresser, 144 3rd


WANGENHEIM SOL & CO (Simon and Juda Newman), manuf of hermetically-sealed goods, 118-126 Davis


Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co (Emil Wangenheim and Samuel Sternheim), wholesale crookery, glassware, etc, 127-129 Sansom


Wannenmacher & Kronenberg (Robert Wannenmacher and Frederick Kron- enberg), proprs United States Brew- ery, NE cor McAllister and Franklin Wanz John D, butcher, NW cor Colum- bia and 24th


WANZER L M F, physician, 130 Geary


Wanzer M L, carpenter, 1331 Bush


Wappel Michael, restaurant, 204-206 4th Warburton Anna Mrs, dressmaker, 1060 Howard


Warburton E P Mrs, proprss Clarendon House, 142} 4th


Ward A J, hair-dresser, 665 Mission Ward Christopher, tailor, 681 Mission Ward D Henshaw, secretary Res Montes Mining Co, 18 Nevada Block


Ward James C, notary public, 428 Mont Ward John B, inventor, 202 Sanson


WARD JOHN T & CO. agents Napa Soda Springs, 11 Drumm


Ward Mary E Mrs, Kindergarten, 1519 Sacramento


Ward M M, druggist, 61 2nd


Ward Thomas, broom maker, 27 Drumm Ward William, liquor saloon, 969 Mission Ward William & Co, wholesale liquors, 509 Sacramento


WARD WILLIAM L, assistant secretary Spring Valley Water Works 516 California


Warde M & Co, wholesale liquors, 313- 315 Battery


Warden William H & Co (P L McClure), contractor and teamster, 312 Post Warder Bessie Mrs, music teacher, 22 Montgomery


Warhmbron Alexander, tailor, 805 Clay Warmbath Max, hair-dr. sser,fo Stockton Warner Abraham, liquor saloon, NW cor Francisco and Meigg's Wharf


Warner Alexander, dentist. 224 Kearny Warnken Hermann F, groceries and li- quors, 100 Francisco


Warren August, fancy goods, 107 6th Warren Henry, plumber, 847 Valencia


Warren James, wood carver, 134-136 Main


Warren James L L F, propr California Farmer 320 Clay


Warren J H Rev, superintendent Home Missionary Society of California Ara- zona and Nevada, 7 Montgomery Ave Warren John & Co, collectors, 200 MeAl- lister


Warren S P & Co (Frederick R Wetmore), stockbrokes, 411 California


Warschauer M Mrs, teacher needle-work, 427 Turk


Warschauer Mannheim, cigars, 321 Cal Warschauer Morris, harnessmaker, 305 Davis


Warwick William, hardware, 757 How Wash M, boots a.id shoes, 27 3rd


Washburn Albert, propr Stockton Mill, S s Berry bet 4th and 5th


Washburn & Randall (Henry Washburn and - Randall), horse and mule mar- ket, SE cor Bryant and 5th


Washington Brewery, Claus Wreden & Co proprs, SE cor Lombard and Tay- lor


Washington Flour Mills, Dohrmann & Co proprs, NW cor Wash and Drumm Washington Hotel, Patrick Collins propr, 519 Mission


WASHINGTON IRRIGAT- ED COLONY (The Fresno Co), Wendell Easton general manager, 22 Montgomery


WASHINGTON LIVERY


SALE STABLE, Charlton & Groeper proprs, 9 Washington near East


WASHINGTON MARKET, 515-523 Washington


Wass H A, upholsterer, 804 Larkin


Waterbury W M, advertising agent, 622 Clay


Waterhouse & Lester (C Waterhouse), importers wagon lumber and carriage material, 29 Fremont and 117 Market Waterman Edwin R, flour inspector, 318 Front


Waterman Frederick H, attorney at law, 12-13 Montgomery Block


WATERMAN JOHN G, grocer- ies and liquors, 733 Montgomery


Waterman R H, marine surveyor, 12 Cal Waterman & Co (Adolph Pfister, Joseph and Herman Waterman and Henry E Truebenbach), commission mer- chants, 113 Clay


Waters Arthur, livery stable, 1000 Geary Waters Charles, plumber, 30 ('Farrell


Watkin William B, real estate agent, 428 California


Watkins C E, stereoscopic views, 427 Mont gomery


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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Watkins & Co (Samuel Watkins and Al- bert Butt), butchers, 501 4th


WATSON ALEXANDER, au- ditor and accountant, 309 California Watson Charles H, accountant, 302 Mont Watson George P J, accountant, 302 Mont Watson H H, marine surveyor State In- vestment and Insurance Co, 218 San Watson L Mrs, teacher dress-cutting, 1008} Market


Watson, La Grange & Gibson (Thomas L Watson, O H La Grange and George R Gibson), bankers and brokers, 324 Pine


Watson Warren M, wholesale cigars, 302 Front


WATSON WILLIAM H, min- ing agent and secretary, 302 Mont


Watson & Co (Martin V B Watson) manufs and wholesale corks, life pre- servers, etc, 319 Battery


Watterson George T, contractor, 638 Mar- ket


Wattiez Leopold, liquor saloon, 351 16th Wattson S B & Co, manufs cigars, 221-225 Front


WAUGH ALEXANDER & CO


(W Waugh and George Miller), whole- sale and retail junk, 112 Main


Waymire James A, attorney at law, 320 Sansom


Weaver Dwight S, stoves, tinware etc, 1226 Market and 153 3rd


Weaver H, harnessmaker, 14 Turk Weaver Thomas J, carriage painter, SE cor 8th and Howard


Webb Charles C, stockraiser, 405 Front WEBB H WATSON, attorney at law, 641 Merchant


Webb Matthew R, importer cloths and propr San Jose Woolen Mills, 541 Market


Webber Joseph, hair-dresser, 631 Union Web r Adolph G, president Humboldt Savings and Loan Society, 18 Geary Weber Charles, collector and general in- surance agent, 425 California


Weber Charles, hair-dresser, 152 Steuart Weber Ernst, pork packer, 4-5 New Met- ropolitan Market


Weber F C, bootmaker, 621 California Weber Frank, tailor, 111 Stevenson


Weber G & Co (William Branscheid), boot- makers, 632 Commercial


Weber George, liquor saloon, 418 Broad Weber Julius, bakery, 200 11th


Weber M, aspha!tum roofer, 14} Mont- gomery Ave


Weber Max, watchmaker, 1266 Market


Weber T H, groceries and liquors, SW cor Point Lobos Ave and Boyce


Weber & Marin (A Weber and Jacob Ma- rin), liquor saloon, 233 15th


Webster T, bootmaker, 623 Howard Webster William M, agent California As- sociated Press, 302 Montgomery


Webster W W, manuf saws and saw teeth, 45 Fremont


Wedekind George L, clerk Justices' Court, Old City Hall


Wedel C J, collector, 609 Sacramento Wedel John G, liquor saloon, SW cor Pa- cific and Drumm


Wedemeyer Frederick W, liquor saloon, Railroad Ave bet 5th and 6th Aves Weed & Gorie (James Gorie), wood and coal, 927 Market


WEED & KINGWELL (Joseph H Weed and Vincent Kingwell), proprs California Brass Works, 125 1st


Weeden E H Miss, propr Clarke Institute, 239 O'Farrell


Weedon Edward M, livery stable, 2111 Polk


WEEKES WILLIAM J J,


plumber and gasfitter, 1526 Stockton Weeks F L, physician, 514 Kearny


Weeks S F & Co, proprs Pacific Oakum Factory, cor Harrison and 18th


Weeks William H, liquor saloon, 509 Val- encia


WEEMS JAMES P, coal dealer, 234 5th and 403 Clementina


Weerbrauck F, upholsterer, 20th bet Capp and Mission


Wefelsburg A B, physician, 868 Mission Wegener FO, notary public, 404 Mont


Wegener Richard, mining secretary, 414 California


WEHR FREDERICK, carpenter and builder, 40 Jackson


WEHR HENRY, liquor saloon, 40 Jackson


WEICHART JOHN, propr Cali- fornia Tool Works, 143-145 Beale


Weihe August, money broker, 400 Mont- gomery


Weihmaw Charles, liquor saloon, 777 Miss Weil Bros (William and Leopold), whole- sale liquors, 213 Jackyon


Weil Bros & Co (Abraham and Moses Weil), importers dry goods, 21 Bat


Weil M, manuf sausages, 108 Dupont


Weil & Michels (Leopold Weil and Leo- pold Michels), wholesale gents' fur- nishing goods, 8 Battery


Weil & Woodleaf (Mayer Wcil, Henry Woodleaf and Theodore Weil), whole- sale furnishing goods, etc, 113 Bat


Weinberg Louis, tailor, 304 16th


Weindorf Jacob, fruit, 140 4th Weiner Henrietti Mrs, bakery, 225 5th WEINER SIMON, cigar manuf (white labor), 1313 Pacific


Weinocl & Kuehn merchants, (F Weinoel and V Kuehn), carpenters, 137 13th


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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Weinstock & Lubin (Sacramento), A Bon- |Wells, Russell & Co (Asa R Wells, Monson heim purchasing agent, 524 Market Russell and Seeley B Lyon), proprs Mechanics' Mills, SW cor Mission and Fremont Weir R Mrs, dressmaker, 332 Hayes Weir & Cates (W G Weir and Joseph B Cates), cabinetmakers, 221 Mission


WEISS WILLIAM, manuf and dealer cigars and tobacco, 154 2nd Weisel Phillip H, dairy produce, 1405 Stockton


Weisenborn Frederick, propr Presidio House, SE cor Lombard and Lyon Weisheimer Charles, butcher, 450 16th Weiss E Mrs, teacher music, 1004 Market Weiss E M, physician, 2114 Mission Weiss Jacob, tailor, 1 Eddy


Weiss Lena Mrs, nurse, 26 Lewis Weiss MI, printer, 319 Battery


Weiss Oswald Rev, res 2114 Mission


Weiss Philip, druggist, NE cor 19th and Mission


Welby John, butcher, SE cor 15th Ave and P


Welch Alfred J, attorney at law, 434 Cal Welch & Co (Andrew Welch), commission merchants, 109 California


Weldon W E, resident physician St. Luke's Hospital, E s Valencia bet 27th and 28th


Weletsky Vladimir, consul Russia, 7 South Park


Wellbrock & Schroder (Henry Wellbrock and Henry Schroder), groceries and liquors, 214 Davis


Wellington B F, seeds, plants, etc, 425 Washington


Wellington Colliery (Departure Bay, B C), Dunsmuir & Diggle agts, 620 East WELLMAN, PECK & CO (Bels Wellman, Jane E Peck and Timothy L Barker), importers and wholesale grocers, 126-132 Market and 23-25 California


Wells A J Rev, pastor Grace M E Church, res Mission bet 18th and 19th


Wells Charles, stationery, 334 Sutter


WELLS CHARLES H, shipping and commission inerchant and agent Puget Sound Line sailing vessels and steamer Empire, 20 California


Wells Emil Mme, dressmaker, 230 O'Far- rell


Wells F Marion, sculptor, 757 Mis ion WELLS, FARGO & CO, Lloyd Tevis president, bankers, NE cor Cal ifornia and Sansom


WELLS, FARGO & CO'SEX- PRESS, John J Valentine general superintendent, 320 Sansom


Wells Francis H, attorney at law, 402 Mont WELLS JOHN H, watchmaker and jeweler, 295 1r th


Wells J T, physician, 305 Kearny Wells Levi, horseshoer, 1330 Market


Welp George H F, boots and shoes, 2054 Mission


Welsh John, liquor saloon, NW cor 25th and Howard


Welsh Thomas J, architect, 302 Mont


Welsh, Walsh & Co (Charles Welsh, Mar- tin Walsh and Remo Angelo), proprs Pioneer Soda Works, 1721 Market


Welsh & Hendy (Martin Welsh and Mi- chael Hendy), horse clippers, 220 Ellis


WELSPIEL W CO (William Welspiel), Horists, 117 Sutter


WALSPIEL & FAHREN -


HOLZ (Jacob Welspiel and Henry Fahrenhoiz), florists, 121 Sutter


Welton Thomas H, junk, 405 Spear


WEMPE BROS (Henry, Wilhelm, Frank and Gerhard), paper box and collar manufs, 569 Market


Wempe H L, piumher, SW cor Valencia and 22nd


Wempe Lena Mrs, bakery, SW cor Valen- cia and 22nd


Wende Paul D, stationery, SE cor 6th and Market


Wendorff Emma Mrs, dressmaker, 1220 Powell


Wensinger F S, real estate, 624 Sac


Wentworth I M Boot and Shoe Co, manufs boots and shoes, J D Hooker agent, 537 Market


Wentworth J P H, propr Resources of California, 320 Sansom


Wenzel George F, watchmaker, 109 6th Wenzel Hermann, watchmaker and jew- eler, 323 Kearny


Wenzel, Rothschild & Hadenfeldt (Ed- ward Wenzel. Baruch Rothschild and Charles Hadenfeldt), proprs Califor- nia Jewelry Faatory, 37 Post


Wenzell William T druggist, 852 Market Werder Max J, homeopathic physician, 36 Geary


Werling Jacob, cabinetmaker, 1132 York Werlitz Henry, cigars, 38 6th


Werner G, tailer, 631 Merchant


Werner George, butcher, 1643 Polk and & s Union bet Octavia and Laguna


Werner N, butcher, 910 Bryant


Werner R Mrs, milliner, 708 Marker and 11 Geary


Wertheimer L & E (Leopold and Eman- el), wholesale cigars and tobacco, 300- 306 Front


Wertheimer & Bro (Isaac and Moses), manufs cigars, 51s Front


Wertheimer & Simon , M Wertheimer and A Simon) groceries and liquors, 737 O'Farrell


PACIFIC PRESS PUBLISHING HOUSE, TWE


FTH AND CASTRO STREETS, OAKLAND.


S. POPPER, 233 Kearny Street,


Pioneer Shirt Manufacturer.


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Wertseh William, carriage maker, 102 WESTERN UNION TELE- Tyler


Wessell John, wines and liquors, SE cor Powell and Union


Wesling H J, hay, grain, etc, 1515 Geary Wesson J W, lumber, SE cor Spear and Howard


W. st The, C H Street propr, 419 Pine West Coast Furniture Co, Charles J Mc- Allister manager, factory NW cor 4th and Bryant, salesroom 601-603 Mkt West Edward H, carpenter, 619 Hyde West M B, girls' school, 1001 Sutter


WESTOAKLAND MASONIC HALL AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION, A Sbarboro secretary. 531 Washington


WEST OAKLAND MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION, N


Giamboni president, A Sbarboro sec- retary, 531 Washington


West R B, watches and jewelry, 407 Kear West William, teacher music, 1031 Sutter Westall John, feathers, 764 Mission


Westchester Fire Insurance Co, E E Pot- ter agent, 200 Sansom


Westcott A R Mrs, bakery, 1535 Geary Westerfeld ยท Herman, manager Potrcro Yeast and Distillery Co, eor Nevada and Minnesota


Westerfeld & Page (W Westerfeld and Gustave L Page). bakery and res- taurant, 745 Market


Westerman John, tailor, 668 Howardl WESTERN ADDITION LO- CAL Alfred Beard publisher, 1715 Polk


WESTERN ASSURANCE CO.


(Toronto, Canada), Butler & Halden general agents, 413 California


Western Electric Light Co, J Clem Uh- ler secretary, 328 Montgomery


WESTERN FIRE AND MA- RINE INSURANCE CO OF CALIFORNIA, PJ White pres- ident, George O Smith Jr secretary, 409 California


Western Hotel, Hugh Doherty propr, 214 Broadway


Western House, Matson & Svenkeson proprs, 132-134 Steuart


WESTERN IRON WORKS, Bigelow & Morris proprs, 316-318 Mission


Western Shore Ice Co, H Stevenson pres- ident, E Russell secretary, 821 Bat


WESTERN STRAW WORKS Lorenzo Lapham propr, 108 4th


WESTERN WHITE LEAD WORKS. S s Brannan bet 7th and 8th


Westfall Frederick, drayman, 3 Front Westfield George, liquor saloon, 303 4th


GRAPH CO, James Gamble gen- eral superintendent,300 Montgomery; Branch Offices-Pacific Mail Steam- ship Co Doek, Stanford Hotel, Palace Hotel, Occidental Hotel, Baldwin Hotel, 232 Front sreet, 10 Market street, Market Street Wharf, Presi- dio, 222 Sansom, cor Powell and Union, 205 Sutter, 833 Sutter, 961 Mission, 19th and Mission, cor Hayes and Laguna, cor Fillmore and Cal- ifornia, S P R R Passenger Depot, S P R R Freight Depot, C PR R Freight Depot




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