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 60

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


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Howard, bet Watson and Stone, from Pacifi: north, E O


Huff Avenue, see East Twenty-Sev- enth


Humbert, sec East Twentieth


Jackson, bet Alice and Madison, from the Oakland Harbor north


Jackson, see East Eleventh Jackson sce East Twentieth


Jefferson, bet Grove and Clay, from Oakland Harbor north


Jefferson, sce East Ninth


Jones bet Charter and Twenty-first, from San Pablo avenue east


Jones, from junction of Prospect and Fourth Avenue north, E O


Jones, sec Sixth Avenue


Kennedy, bet Park and Valdez, from Tyler north, E O


King, het Shell Mound and Valdez, from Trend north, E O


Kirkham, het Cypress and Pop'ar, from Wert First nout'ı


Knox Place, bet Albion and Syca- more, from Telegraph Avenue west Lacey, sec East-Nineteenth


Lake. bet Lakeshore Avenue and Cap- ital, from Brooklyn north, E O


Lake Avenue, from north end of Lakeshore Avenue cast


Lakeshore Avenue, west of Lake street, from Pay strect north, E O Larue. see Sixteenth Avenue


Laurel, bet Elm and Pay Place, from Broadway west


Lewis bet Campbell and Henry, from West First north


Lincoln bet Excelsior and Prospect, from Fourth Avenue west, E O


Lincoln, bet Scward and West Twelfth, from Peralta west


Lincoln, south Montgomery, from County Road east, E O


Linden, bet Chestnut and Filbert, from West First north


Livingston, bet Elizabeth and Den- nison, from Oakland Harbor east, E O


Lorust, bet Elm and Walnut, from Telegraph Avenue east


Logan, north of Walton, from San Pablo Avenue east


Louise, bet Hollis and Etlen, from Peralta Avenuc north


Lydia, north of Twenty-first, from Mar- ket east


Madison, bet Jackson and Oak, from Oakland Harbor north


Madison. s'e East Fifteenth


Magnolia, bet Union and Adeline, from West First north


Market, east of Myrtle, from Oakland Harbor north


Maryland, north of Eli abeth, from Oakland Harbor east, E O


Mc Lemore, south of East Ninth, from Third Avenue east, E O


Merrimac Place, bet Prospect and Bay Place, from Telegraph Avenue cast


Milbury, north of Wilson, from Mor- aga Valley County Road east, E O Monroe, sce East Sixteenth


Montgomery, bet Grant and Lincoln, from Moraga Valley County Road cast, E O


Moraga Valley County Road, cont.nuation of Thirteenth Avenue, EO


Mound, north of Excelsior, from C'in- ton east, E ()


Myrtle, bet Fibert and Market, from West First north


Nineteenth, bet Eighteenth and Twentieth, from Market east


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Nineteenth Avenue. bet Eight- eenth and Twentieth Avenues, from Oakland Harbor northeast, E O


Ninth, bet Eighth and Tenth, from Market cast


Ninth Avenue, bet Eighth and Tenth Avenues, from Oakland Har- hor northeast, E O


Nolan, bet Brown and Brockhurst, from San Pablo Avenue east


Oak, het Madison and Fallon, from Oakland Harbor north


Oak, bet Watson and Spruce, from Prospect north, E O


Orchard, nor h of Prospect, from Broadway west


Pacific, south of Brooklyn, from Wat- Sun west, E O


Park, bet Wallace and Twenty-sixth, from San Pablo Avenue cast


Park, cast of Kennedy, from Tyler north, E O


Park Avenue, north of Yerba Buena, from San Pablo Avenue west


Patten, see Fourth Avenue


Peralta, bet Brooklyn and Prospect, froin Clinton west, E O


Peralta, west of Campbell, from West First north


Peralta, sec Taenty-second


Pierce, see Eleventh Avenue


Pine, bet Cedar and Wood, from Atlan- tic north


Pine, bet Spruce and Clinton, from Prospect north, E O


Plymouth Avenue, from Telegraph Avenue, near Brown east


Polk see Twelfth Avenue


Poplar. bet Kirkham and Union, from West First north


Prospect, bet Hawthorne and Merri- mac, from Telegraph Avenue cast


Prospect, bet Lincoln and Peralta, from Clinton west, 2 0


Putnam, bet Union and Stevens, from County Road north, E O


Quincey, see East Nineteenth Railroad Avenue, bet West Eighth an ) West Fifth, from the bay east Sau v'abio Avenue, from junction v. Broadway and Fourteenth nor h Saunders, scc East Twenty-second Second, bet First and Third, from Market east


Second Avenue, bet First and Third Avenues, f. om Oakland Harbor north- cast, E O


Seventeenth, bet Sixteenth and Eighteenth from Market east


Seventeenth Avenue, bet Six- teenth and Eighteenth Avenne, from Oakland Harbor northeast. E O


Seventh, bet Sixth and Eighth, from Market cast


Seventh Avenue, bet Sixth and Eighth Avenucs, from Oakland Har- bor northeast, E O


Seward, bet Taylor and Lincoln, from Pera'ta west


Shell Mound Avenue, bet Water and King, from Oakland Harber north, E O


Short, bet Goss and Division, from Pine west


Sixteenth, bet Fifteenth and Seven- teenth, from Market east


Sixteenth Avenue, bet Fifteenth and Seventeenth Avenues, fron Oak- land Harbor northeast, E O


Sixth, bet Fifth and Seventh, from Market cast


Sixth Avenue. bet Fifth and Seventh Avenucs, from Oakland Harbor north- east, E O


Spruce, bet Oak and Pine, from Pros- pect north, E O


Stevens, west of Putnam, from County Road noith, E O


Stone, bet Capital and Howard, from Pac.fic north, E O


Stratton. sec East Twenty-Sixth


Strode, see Fifth Avenue


Sullivan, see East Twenty-Second


Summit, bet County Road and Union, from Lincoln north, E O


Sycamore, bet Laurel and Twenty- Six h, from San Pablo Avenue cast


Taylor, bet Seward and Chase, from Peralta west


Taylor, see Tenth Avenue


Telegraph Avenue, from junction Broadway and Fourteenth northeast, EO


Tenth, bet Ninth and Eleventh, from Market east


Tenth Avenue, bet Ninth and Elev- enth Avenues, from Oakland Harbor northeast, E O


Third bet Second and Fourth, from Market east


Third Avenue, bet Serond an:1 Fourth Avenues, from Oakland Har- bor northeast, E O


Thirteenth, bet Twelfth and Four- teenth, from Market cast


Thirteenth Avenue, southcast of 'Twelfth Avenue, from Oakland Har- bor northeast, E O


Thirtieth, bet Twenty-Eighth and 'Th rty-Second, from Market west


Thirty-First, bet Campbc.1 and 32nd, from San Pablo Ave cast


Thirty- Foarth, north of Thirty- Se ·on 1, trom Market east


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Thirty-Second, bt Thirtieth and Th'ity-Fourth, from Market west Thirty-Sixth, north Thirty-Fourth, from San Pablo Avenue west Trend, bet Willow and Ford, from Oakland Harbor northeast, E O


Twelfth, bet Eleventh and Thirteen- th, from Market cast


Twelfth Avenue, bet Eleventh and Thirteenth Avenues, f: om Oakland Haibor northeast, E O


Twentieth, bet and


Nineteenth Twenty-First, from Market east


Twentieth Avenue, bet Nineteen- th and Twenty-First Avenues, from Oakland Harbor northeast, E O Twenty-Eighth, bet Twenty-Sixth and Thirtieth, from Market wes+ Twenty-First, bet Delger and Wal- nut, from Broadway west


Twenty-First Avenue, bet Twen- tieth and Twenty-Second Avenues, from Oakland Harbor northeast, E O Twenty-Fourth, bet West Twenty- Second and Twenty-Sixth, from Mar- ket west


Twenty-Second Avenue, bet Twenty-First and Twenty-Third Ave- nues, from Oakland Harbor north- cast, E O


Twenty-Sixth, bet Sycamore and Park, from Grove west


Tyler, south of Ford, from Valdez east, EO


Union, bet Poplar and Magnolia, from West First north


Union, from northwest end of East Thirtieth north, E O


Valdez, bet King and Kennedy, from Tyler north, E O


Walker, sec Thirteenth Avenue Wallace, bet Park and Alden, from San Pablo Avenue east


Walnut, bet Charter and Jones, from Telegraph Avenue east Walton, bet Logan and Brown, from San Pablo Avenue cast


Washington, bet C.ay and Broadway, from Oakland Harbor north


Washington, sec East Twelfth


Water, west of Shell Mound, from Frederick north, E O


Watson, from Pacific east of Howard northeast, E O


Watts, bet Harlan and Emery, from Peralta north


Webster, bet Franklin and Harrison, from the bay north


Webster, sce East Eighteenth West. west of Bush, from Market north


West Eighteenth, bet West Six- teenth and West Twenti.th, from Market west


West Fifth, bet Railroad Avenue and West Th rd, from Peralta east


West First, south of West Third, from Peralta east


West Fourteenth, bet West Twelfth and West Sixteenth, from Market west


West Ninth, bet Railroad Avenue and West Tenth, from Market west West Sixteenth, bet West Four- teenth and West Eighteenth, from Market west


West Tenth, bet West Ninth and West 'I'we.fth, from Market west


West Third, bet We,t First and West Fifth, from Peralta east


West Twelfth, bet West T'enth and West Fourteenth, from Market west West Twentieth, betwech West Eighteenth and West Twenty-S cond, from Maiket west


West Twenty-Second, bet West Twentieth and West Twenty fourth, from Market West


William, bet Delger and Frederick, froni San Pablo Avenue east


William, bet Railroad and At'antic, from the Bay east


Willow, bet Campbell and Wood, from At.antic nortn


Willow, bet Frederick and Trenor, from Oakland Harbor east, E O


Wilson, bet Hopkins and Milbury, from Moraga Valley County Road cast, E O


Wood, bet Willow and Pi ,e, from At- lantic nor. h


Yerba Buena, bet B and Park Ave- nue, from San Pablo Avenue south- west


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ABBOTT S M Mrs, human hair, 1311 Broad- way


Abele M Mrs, midwife, 821 Filbert


Abell I L, city nunibcrer, 207 Broadway Academy of Music, 473 6th


Achard Char.cs, carriage trimmer, 367 11th


Ackerly B, pastor St John's Episcopal Church, NW cor 7th and Grove


Adams George, real estate, NW cor 13th Avc and Fast 12th


ADAMS H L, attorney at law, S E cor 8th and Broadway


Adams J J, hair-aresscr, 455 4th


Adams J S, physician, NE cor 12th and Broadway


Adams R H, hats and caps, 1013 Broad- way


Adams & Co, Collectors, SE cor 8th and Broadway


Adeline A, saw smith, 112 34th


Agard & May (J T Agard and M N May), groceries, SE cor 12th and Franklin Ahlberg & Nelson (C Ahlberg and D Nel- son), blacksmiths, SE cor 3rd and Franklin


Alameda County Medical Association, City Hall


Alameda Iron Works, A Chabot propr, SW cor Franklin and 2nd


ALAMEDA MACADAMIZ- ING CO, Hugh Slicer president, T P Wales secretary, 954 Broadway Albee A & Son (Wm R), grocerics, NW cor 34th and Telegraph A.C


ALBRECHT FREDERICK,


manager Oakland Whi e Labor Cigal Factory, SE cor Center and 13th Aldis E, fancy goods, 1669 8th Aldıich A F Miss, principal Lafayette School, W s Jefferson bet 11th and 12th


Alexander H, clothing, boots and shoes, 1754 7th


Alexander Isadore, boots and shoes, 845 Broadway


Alexander L L, mining broker, 475 9th Allen M W, carriage manuf, SE cor 10th and Webster


Al'en T H, blacksmith, 412 9th


Allen William, carpenter, 1702 Telegraph Ave


Allen & Roberts (Miss M L Allen and Miss E N Roberts), fancy goods, 1213 Broadway


Ambrose W A, fruit and produce, 1509 San Pablo Avenue


American District Telegraph Co, B R Pates superintendent, 1002 Broa.way American Mercantile Union The (Pacific Branch), E G Cram, 915 Washington Anderson Julius, coffee saloon, SW cor 13th Ave and East 11th


Anderson -, house and sign painter, 568 East 16th


Anderson A, wood and gravel, Oakland City Wharf, foot of Webster


Ande.son A Miss, dre.smaker, 568 East 16th


Anderson A H, painter, 1162 7th


ANDERSON G W & CO, S F and Oakland Express, 919 Broadway Anderson J G, stoves and tinware, 1249 Broadway


And rson John, tailor, 970 7th


Anderson J P, liquor saloon, 1791 7th


Anderson William, candy manuf, 1007 Broadway


ANDRUS W R, mayor City of Oak- land, City Hall


Anthony A G, physician, NE cor Willow and 7th


Armstrong W W, artist, 1384 Broadway Aron David, tailor, 482 8th


Ash Henry, tinsmith, 422 9th


Atkinson William, contractor and builder, 826 Webster


AUDIFFRED H, whol sale and retail wood and coal, 565 4th


Augustus Frank, toys and picture frames, 1351 Telegraph Ave


WHITE Sewing Machines, SAMUEL HILL. 634 Market Street.


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AUTOMATIC THE, 361 12th AVERY ADALENE N, physi- cian, 1156 Broadway


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BABBITT S M & Co (ZT Gilpin and G W Manual), commission merchants, 472 11th


Babcock G W & Co (H H Chittenden), hardware, 955 Broadway


Babson & Seadler (Seth Fabson and James Seadler), architects, 1055 Broadway Bacon J H, candies, 965 Broadway


Badger Thomas W, propr Eadger's Cen- tral Paik, SE cor 7th Avc and East 9th


Badger's Central Park, Thomas W Padger propr, SE cor 7th Ave and East 9th


Bag'in James, groceries and liquors, SW cor San Pablo Ave and 28th


BAILEY A P, photographer, 911 Broadway


Bailcy & Co (James Bailey), nursery, 1161 7th


Baker Alfred, hair-dresser, 470 7th


Ba :er Alfred S, grainer, 513 11th


Baker E G, musical instruments, etc, 1257 San Pablo Ave


Paker M S. picture frames, etc, 967 Wash BAKER O S. attorney at law, 456 8th, rooms 1 and 2


Baker Peter, grocers and liquors, 823 Broadway


BALDWIN A, propr Sunny Side House, cor 13th and Harrison


Baldwin S M, skating rink, 85S Wood


Ballantyne William, house and sign- pa'nter. 1210 Broadway


BALMFORTH RALPH, fruits and dairy produce, 535 16th


Balzar John, bootmaker, 713 Broadway Bamford W, physician and surgeon, 657 East 12th


Bang'e B, house and sign-painter, 1278 10th Ave


Bankhead Hugh & Co (D Weider), auc- tioncers and furniture dea.ers, 907- 909 Washington


Bankhead & Sons (Malcolm, D B, M R and J W), furniture, 811 Broadway


BAPTIST M J, superioress Con- rent of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, 1534 Webster


Barbage'ata F & Co, crockery and hard- ware, 1070 Broadway


Barber ET, physician, 953} Washington Barder G W, editor and puh isher Biook- lyn Vidette, 612 East 12th


Barker Alfred T Z, painter and gramner, 17127th


BARNARD W E & CO, auc- tioncers, real estate brokers and commission merchants, 1315 Broad- way


Barnard F & Co (H Voorman), coal mer- chants, 400 8th and cor 2nd and Web- ster


Barnes Bros & Gedge (Henry W and D G Barnes and William K Gedge), proprs East Oakland Planing Milis, NE cor East 12th and 14th Aves


Barnett Edward, dry goods, 835-837 Broadway


Earnum S L, groceries and fruit, 1052 Washington


Panctt A, bootmaker, 1251 Broadway


Barret ; E M, physician, 404 12th


Barstow & Garber (A Barstow and M C Garher), hay, grain, wood and coal, SE cor 13th and Franklin


Partels Charles, hair-dresser, 457 7th Pascizza G, restaurant, 1516 7th


Batchc'der William K, carpenter and builder, 1384 Broadway


Batcheldor & Graffam (Mrs E Patcheldor and Mrs L Graffam), dressmakers, 454 Central Avc


Pates B R, manager W U Telegraph Co, and supt American District Telegraph Co, 1002 Broadway


Bauer Christ an, wines and liquors, 1412 Broadway


Bay and Coast Telegraph Co, R & G W Emerson managers, 1152 Broadway Baylis M Mrs, employment office, 1245 Broadway


Beach J G, commission agent, 816 Broad- way


Beach Thomas, livery stable, cor Har- rison and 12th


BEALE W T & SON (HT), gro- ceries, cigars, etc, cor 12th and Alice Beardsley J S & Co, real estate agents, 1007 Broadway


Beatty William, groceries, 783 12th


Beaudry & McAvoy (L M Beaudry and H McAvoy), undertakers, 873 Wash Bebec Follen, portrait artist, SE cor Broadway and 8th


BECKERLEY EDWIN, meat market, 867 Wood


Beckerley Wm H, butcher, 1353 Peralta Beckett II Mrs, teacher piano, 476 Cen- tral Ave


Peel Bros (P S and M S), dry and fancy goods, 1005 Broadway


Beeson W E, groceries and fruits, 1263 San Pablo Ave


BELDEN E E, real estate and in- surance agent, 1504 7th


Bell Robert E, druggist, junction Tele- graph Ave and Broadway


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Bell Telephone Co, R & G W Emerson, manager, 1152 Broadway


Belle Vue House, Mrs R F Reynolds proprss, 1340 Telegraph Ave Remis O butcher, 479 East 12th


BENEDICT, CAPELL & LO- GAN (N Benedict, JJ R Capell and O C Logan), real estate agents anu notaries public, 457 9th


Bennet/ E J, restaurant, 1116 Broadway BENOIT C MRS & CO (Mrs A Levorell, Mrs E Longe and P Veyrat), proprs Washington Hotel, 653 Wash Benson & Gabriel (P F Benson and Charles Gabriel), proprs Grand Con- tral Hotel, 12th bet Harrison and Webster


Bentlev M W, music teacher, 404 12th


Berkeley Laundry, Charles Partenski propr, 1370 Central Ave, office 457 7th Bernste.n E, dry and fancy goods, 917 Broadway


Bernstein & Co (Henry and Abraham Bernstein and Henry C Weiner), clothing and furnishing goods, 869 Broadway


Berringer William, hay and grain, 911 3rd Berry D W, wincs and liquors, SE cor Broadway and 8th


Bettman J J Mrs, milliner, 1000 Broad- way


Betts Peter M, fancy goods, 1701 8th Betz Philip, wines and 1.quors, 850 7th Beverton S, crockery, etc, 471 Ninth


Bieler Francis, liquor saloon, 809 East 14th


Bigelow Elijah, real estate agent, 900 Broadway


Bigelow T B, real estate agent, 900 Broadway


Blake E T, secretary The Oakland Paving Co, SE cor Broadway and 9th


Blake House, Mrs T G Kings'and propr, 1059 Washington


Blake J J, grainer, 513 11th


Blanchard M E Mrs, boarding and lodg- ing, 611 East 12th


Blank G A, confectioner, 450 7th


BLESSING & FROST (C V Blessing and R M Frost), new and scc- ond-hand furn ture, 450 6th


BLETHEN JAMES E, propr Pi- oneer Pianiny Mills, SW cor Broad- way and Ist


Bliven J I & Co (John Taylor), soda wa- ter manufs, 1152 Frank.in


Block E D & Co, dry goods, 951 Broadway Bloom George, groceries and liquors, cor 9th and Frankli.,


Boardman W F, Assessor Oakland Town ship, County Court House Boatman J W, fruits, 511 9th


Bockius John H, carpenter, Gth Broadway and Franklin


Bocqueraz A, wines and liquors, SE 6th and Broadway


Bode Henry, carpenter, 1455 5th


BOERICKE & TAFEL, (F Boericke and A J Tafel), homeo] this pharmacy, 971 Washington a 231 Sutter San Francisco


Boese Bernard, groceries and fruit, € Webster


Bomgourd Jean, junk, 416 3rd


Bonham J N, plumber and gasfitter, & Washington


Bonnelli Eugene S, teacher music a languages, 1470 8th


Bonnemazou & Bidache (J Bonnemaz and P Bidache), bakers, 912 Frank. Borien ! R, County Recorder, Coun Court House


Borrelli J, tailor, 472 8th


Bortree D E, Clerk Police Court, Ci Hall


Boudreau Adolph, harness maker, & Broadway


Bourgin Peter, machinist, 660 Washir. ton


BOUSHEY J, physician and st geon, NE cor 8th and Willow


Bowen F L Mrs, stationery, &c, 1419 S: Pablo Ave


Bowers - Mrs, nurse, 476 Central Ave Bowman H, druggist, 913 Broadway Boyce G E, stock broker, 906 Broadway Boyce W D, cabinet maker, 518 9th


Boyle Owen, groceries and liquors, 16 Market


Braden W, butcher. 964 Broadway


Bradley & Sturrock ( Thomas Bradley ar


James Sturrock), contractors, 14: Castro


Bralley K Miss, hair worker, 1939 Mark Bralley Patrick, hair-dresser, 1939 Mark Brandenburg H E, fruits, 1180 Broadwa Brandstatter Joseph, baker, 908 Broa


way Brazill John, groceries and liquors, 154 West


BREARTY F J. attorney at lay 859 Broadway


Bredhoff & Cordes (Charles Bredhoff ar John Cordes). proprs Washingto Brewery, NE cor 6th and Broadwa brewery NW cor 5th and Kirkham Breen John, cigars and tobacco, 365 121 Brennan Daniel, pottery, S s East 121 bet 16th and 1. th Aves


Breuer Anton, bakery, &c, 1654 7th


BriJyman C B, carpenter, SW cor Fi.be and 3rd


Brinckinan Otto, watchmaker, 856 Ma ket


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Brinckmann G F E, real estate agent, 912 Broadway


Brink M, hats and caps, 925 Broadway Briones & Chanaron (G Briones and E Chanaron), hair-dressers, 835 Broad- way


Broad CA, boots and shoes, 1109 Broad Bromle: John L, agent, 911 Broadway BRONER & LOZAHIC (Antoine Broner and R Lozahic), restaurant, 826§ Broadway


Brooklyn and Fruit Vale R R, 422 12th Brooklyn Police Station, S s East 14th bet 12th and 13th Avcs


Brooklyn Tannery, G F Crist propr, cor East 21st and 22nd Ave


Brooklyn Vidette (weekly), G W Barder editor and publisher, 612 East 12th Brooks W E, dentist, 452 8th Brophy P, carpenter, 210 B


Brown, Craig & Co (E Brown, H A Craig, W W Haskell and W P Thomas), in- surance agents, 1032 Broadway


Brown E A, wood and coal, 414-416 9th Brown Fran is, fruits, 1456 7th


BROWN HI P. attorney at law, 911 Broadway, rooms 6 and 7


Brown J M, photographer, 509 7th


Brown M Mrs, ladies' nurse, 759} 7th


BROWN WILLIAM, house-paint- er, 512 7th


BROWN WILLIAM M, physi- cian, 9.4 Center and 1702 7th


Brown & Mckinnon (D C Brown and John A Mckinnon), merchant tailors, 1020 Broadwav


BROWNE SPENCER C, real cs- tate agent. 481 7th


BROWNELL EMILY A VAR-


NEY MRS, physician, 476 Cen- tral Ave


Bruenn Adolph, physician, SE cor Broad- way and 13th


Bruenn Adolph, pianos, etc, 911 Wash Bruenn H H, artist, 363} 12th


Bruning Bros (II F and J H), confection- ers, 471 7th


BRUNJES FREDERICK, gro- ceries, wines and liv, uors, 775-177 East 12th


Buck C P H, wines and liquors, 879 Wash- ington


Buck E W, physician, 1011 Webster and 911 Broadway


Buck N L, physician, 577 12th Buckel C Annette, physician, 810 14th


Buckland Wallace O, physician, 1013 CALHOUN Robert, wines and liquors, cor Clay Ist and Webster


Buckman & Cole (Homer O Buckman and Charles F Cole), butchers, 836 14th


Bucknell M E Mrs, physician, 566 16th


Buckner & Kley (Charles Buckner and Christian Kley), carpenters, 1011 Kirkham


BUHSEN DIEDRICH, groceries,


wines and liquors, 1801 Railroad Ave Bullock J C, tinsmith, 1706 7th


Bundy J H, physician, 1013 Clay Bunker I, liquor saloon, 1805 7th Burdick John F, physician, 578 17th


Burgiss Robert M, furniture, 717 Broad- way


Burner Nellic Miss, fancy goods, 464 9th Burner & Young (John D Buiner and Lewis Young), builders, Franklin nr 3rd


Burnette Eugene T, dentist, 521 11th


BURNHAM, STANDEFORD


& CO (O H Burnham, D W Stande- ford and W N Miller), proprs Oakland Planing Mills, W s Washington, bet 1st and 2nd


BURNS THOMAS P, propr Over- land House, NW cor Broadway and 1st


Burns T R, stationery, etc, SW cor 7th and Broadway


BURNS, WHITMAN & GARDNER (William P Burns, W W Whitman and J T Gardner), grocerics, 9:3 Broadway


Burrall Will H, notary public, 1065 Broadway


BURRELL A W SR, real estate agent. 318 3rd


Bush Richard J, artist, 167 14'h


Bushell E A, sign-painter, 462 Central Avc


Buswell E G, paints and oils, 864 Broad- way


BUTLER P W & CO (W F Bow- ers, Frank M and Fred W Butler), wholesale groceries and provisions, 461-463 14th


Butler & Bowman (J S Eutler and I H Bowman), printers, 468 9th


Butt Peter, groceries and liquors, 2202 Peralta


Butterfield A J & Co (C J Casey ), livery stable, 13th bet Broadway and Frank- lin


Button F L, attorney at law, NE cor 12th and Broadway


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CALIFORNIA BUILDING CO, Altred W Burrell president, M E Ryan secretary, office SW cor 2nd and Grove


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California Door Co, J P Farrell manager, 460-464 2nd


California Fire and Water Proof Paint Co, 555 Broadway


California Medical College, W s Clay bet 10th and '1th


CALIFORNIA MORTGAGE SECURITY CO, Horace D Ranlett president, William H Jordan cashier, 921 Broadway


California Pottery and Terra Cotta Works, Mi ler & Wins or proprs, SW cor Park an ) East 12th, office cor 14th and Broadway


Callaghan J, insurance agent and notary public, 424 9th


Callahan Charles, liquor saloon, 1951 7th Ca'nan J Mrs, groceries and liquors, 1403 13th


Camilloni & Co (G Camilloni, A Selna and L W Lagoria), fish, 9-11 City Market


Camp Bros (L and M), gents' furnishing goods, 863 Broadway


Campbell Edwin H, liquor saloon, 905 Broadway


Campbell Frederick M, superintendent of schools, City Hall


Campbell & Spiers (Alexander Campbell and F W Spiers), restaurant, 19-21-23 City Market


Capell J R, notary public, 457 9th


Carbray K Mrs, candies, SW cor Camp- bell and Taylor


Card I D, dentist, 462 9 h


Cardinet A. wine dea'er. 1110 34th


CARLETON GEORGE H, Supt Fire Alarm and Pol ce Telegraph. Fire Warden and Health Inspector, City Hall


Carleton & Allen (J A Carleton aud D P Allen), wood and coal, 1307 Telegraph Ave


Carney & Nolan (Jeremiah Carney and James Nolan), wines and liquors, 417 7th


Caro S, clothing, 901 Broadway Carpenter O, dentist, 1055 Broadway Carr L T, attorney at law, 836 Wash


CARRUTH L D MRS, secretary Pacific Press Publishing Association, 1059 Castro and 715 12th


Carter John, tailor, 466 8th Cary L H, City Physician, City Hall CASAVANT A, liquor saloon, 715 Broadway


Casey John, blacksmith, 419 7th Cashin William, liquor saloon, 418 B Castello A E, attorney at law, 922 Broad- way Casterline J E Mrs, ladies' furnishing goods, 852 Market


Castro Louis, County Surveyer, County Court House


Cavan J, groceries and liquors, 925 3rd Centennial House, Mrs R Wilson proprss, 524 14th




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