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 8

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


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Brown Stephen, groceries, 21 and 22 Mis- sion Market


Brown Stephen G, hairdresser, 215 16th


Brown T H, dentist, 1612 Mission,


Brown Thomas, liquor saloon, 821 Market Brown Thomas A, photographer, 606 Kearny


BROWN W H COL, night con- tractor, 221 Dupont


Brown W H, fruits, 30 and 31 California Market


Brown William, saw maker, 222 Jackson Brown William C, printer, 419 Sacramento


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


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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BROWN & MAXWELL (B C Brown and W A Maxwell), shorthand reporters, 604 Merchant


BROWN & METZNER (W S Brown and William Metzner), agents Corticelli sewing silk and dealers in eastern cigars, 549 Market


BROWN & PERKINS (George A Brown and George F Perkins), proptrs Old Bank Exchange, SE cor Montgomery and Washington


Brown & Wilson (H C Brown and W H Wilson), asphaltum roofers, 610 Miss Browne Spencer C, real estate, 320 San BROWNING AUGUST. gun and locksmith and bell hanger, 651 Clay Browning William, wines and liquors, 541 Clay


BROWNING & SCHEELE (Jno Browning and Hermon Scheele), gro- ceries and liquors, NW cor 19th and Mission


Brownlee J Clark, newstand, The Baldwin BROYER JOHN. groceries and liquors, 623 1st


Bru John, boot maker, 1220 Powell BRUCE DONALD, job, label and Chinese printer, 537 Sacramento Bruce Josephine, lodging, 310 Mont Ave Bruck A, physician, 744 Broadway


Brucklmaier C, watchmaker and jeweler, 34 2d


Bruckner William, mining engineer, 328 Montgomery


Bruenings Christian, liquor saloon, 49 Stevenson


BRUGGE & BAETTGE (George Brugge and Peter Baettge, proptrs Nevada Stables, 110 Washington


BRUGGEMANN HENRY. mer- chant tailor, 526 Montgomery


BRUHNS HANS W, liquor sa- loon and restaurant 1122 Battery Brumagim J W, attorney at law, 33 Ne- vada Block


Brundage J P, butcher, 2201 Polk Brune A E, physician, 22 Kearny Brune August, cigar manufacturer, 227 Clay


Bruner William H, physician, 23 Post Brunet E, jeweler, 614 Merchant


Brunjes Henry, groceries and liquors, 430 Brannan Brunier Eugene, junk, 1019 Kearny Bruning William, proptr San Francisco Soda Works, 733 Union Brunjes Jacob, groceries and liquors, 439 Vallejo


Brunn Abraham J, real estate, 502 Kear Brunn Jacob, accountant, 502 Kearny Brunner John, liquor saloon, 518 Battery Brunner Louis, stationery and watch- maker, 339 Hayes


Bruno Nicholas, provisions, 407 Broadway Bruns Henry, wines and liquors, NW cor 26th and Folsom


Bruns Henry F, wines and liquors, SW cor Townsend and 5th and 1201 Market


Bruns Nicholas, groceries and liquors and coal, 617 and 619 Davis


Bruns Peter (estate of), groceries and and liquors, NW cor 3d and Berry Bruns William, physician, 820 Greenwich BRUNS & BORMANN (H Bruns and Henry Bormann), wines and liquors, NW cor Main and Bryant


Bruns & Brother (George and John), gro- ceries and liquors SW cor Mission and 16th


Bruns & Co (Harry Bruns), iron mer- chants, 11 Beale


BRUNS & KOEHNKE (J H


Bruns and I F F Koehnke), liquor sa- loon and restaurant, 128 California


Brunsen Martin, liquor saloon, 539 Pacific Brunstamp John A C, liquor saloon, 334 Bush


Brunswick House, David Stearn, proptr, 148 6th


Brush George A, grainer, 629 Merchant Brushaber William, wines and liquors, 941} Market


Bruton Daniel, commission merchant, 202 California


Bryan Agnes, dressmaker, 29 5th


BRYAN EDWARD H, superin- tending physician City and County Hospital, Potrero Avenue, bet 22d and 23d


Bryan E H Miss, teacher piano, 2212 Fill Bryan J M, stoves and crockery, 130 3d Bryan Thomas, proptr American Ex- change Hotel, 319 Sansom


Bryan William J, druggist, SE cor New Montgomery and Market, NE cor Turk and Tayler and 603 Merchant Bryan William J & Co, apothecaries, NW cor 2d and Howard


Bryant A Mrs, dressmaker, 142 5th Bryant Eleazar, bakery, 539 4th Bryant George, shoemaker, 22 Dupont


Bryant Warren, mining secretary, 216 Kearny


Bryant & Cook (D S Bryant and D S Cook), commission merchants, 8 Davis


Bryant & Hoffmann (John Bryant and Charles S Hoffmann), wood carvers, NW cor Mission and Beale and 217 Spear


Bryant & Sayers (John Bryant and Wm F Sayers), attorneys at law, 214 San Bryce Ellen, boarding, 39 Minna Bryon A Mrs, ladies nurse, 807 Pacific Bryson C W, junk, 527 4th


6 DRESS SHIRTS $5.50. S. POPPER, 233 KEARNY STREET.


ENGRAVING, ELECTROTYPING AND STEREOTYPING, AT PACIFIC PRESS, Oakland.


NEW HOME Sewing Machines, SAMUEL HILL, 634 MARKET.


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Bucca Frank, musician, 1323 Dupont Bucca P, musician, 530 Vallejo Buchan James, boots and shoes, 230 16th BUCHANAN & LYALL (New York), H H Todd, manager, manu- facturers navy tobacco, 315 Battery Bucholz Henry, hardware, 222 6th


BUCK DANIEL, mining secretary, 80 Nevada Block


Buck John, grocer. es and liquors, NE cor 2d and Clementina Buck W A, chimney sweeper,, 1503 Cal Buckenmeir Joseph, wines and liquors, 1428 Stockton


Bucking Deitrick, cooper, 758 Bryant Bucking & Pilster (John Bucking and Henry Pilster), groceries and liquors, 515 Bryant


BUCKINGHAMI & HECHT


(Thomas H Buckingham, Isaac and Louis Hecht, Jr, and Louis P Wiel), manufacturers boots and shoes, 528 and 530 Market, factory NW corner Haight and Gough


Buckley C F, physician, 413 Bush


Buckley D, proptr New Continental Hotel, 547 Mission


Buckley David J, proptr Terminal Hotel, 606 4th


Buckley E P, real estate, 424 Montgomery Buckley Frank Jr, cigars and tobacco, 842 Market


Buckley George D, attorney at law, 504 Kearny


Buckley James, liquor saloon, 1918 Polk Buckman Albert E, contractor, 704 Mont BUCKNALL & J, physician, spec- jalist in diseases of the skin, SW cor Dupont and Sutter


Bucknam & Langrehr (E T Bucknam and H C Langrehr), manufacturers ship stoves, 22 Steuart


Buckner & Keesler (Charles Buckner and Charles Keesler), cabinetmakers, 463 Natoma


Budd Wayman C, stock broker, 440 Cal Buecker & Rupinsky (George Buecker and August Rupinsky), coffee saloon, 2129 Mission


Buehler J M Rev, pastor St. Paul's Church, S s Mission, bet 5th and 6th Buehlmann Frederick, groceries and liquors, NE cor 8th and Minna


Buena Vista Vinicultural Society, Richard F Budge, secretary, 409 Battery


Buffalo German Insurance Co (Buffalo, N. Y), Jacobs & Easton, agents, 216 San Buffalo Grape Sugar Co, Willis J Currier, agent, 205 Front


BUFFINGTON J M, mining sec- retary, 309 California


Bugbee Charles L, architect, 79 Nevada Block


Bugbee John S, attorney at law, 10 Mont- gomery Block


BUHLERT JULIUS, law and col- lection, 605 Clay


Buhlert & McMenomey (Albert Buhler and James McMenomey), undertakers,1057 Mission


Buhot T Mme, laundry, 1020 Larkin


Buhr & Bandy (Benjamin F Buhr and Aaron N Bandy), commission mer- chants, NE cor Front and Washington Bujinnoff & Rohrbach (Reynold Buji- noff and John J Rohrbach), manufac- turing jewelers, 13 Trinity


Bulkeley L E, attorney at law, 603 Wash Bull Alpheus, vice president Firemans Fund Insurance Co, 401 California Bull James, merchant tailor, 107 3d Bullard James H, produce merchant, 102 Drumm


BULLERDIECK & MERTZ (Nicholas Bullerdieck and Frederick Mertz), wood and coal, hay and grain, 1632 Mission


BULLET MICHEL. coffee saloon, NW cor Jackson and Drumm


BULLETIN S F (daily evening, weekly and overland weekly), San Francisco Bulletin Co proptrs, NE cor Merchant and Montgomery, edi- torial rooms 517 Clay


Bullier John, hairdresser, 1729 Market BULLOCK & JONES (John L Joncs), tailors and men's furnishers, 105 Montgomery


Bullwinkel John F, wines and liquors, 25 Louisa


BUNEMAN H & CO (E Marti- noni), importer» and wholesale liquors, 321 Battery


Bunker Henry S, custom house broker, 508 Battery


BUNKER ROBERT F. pork packer, 74 and 75 California Market BUNKER & HIESTER (William M Bunker and A C Hiester), publish- ers and proptrs Daily Stock Report, 222 Montgomery


Bunn James, bootmaker, 1004 Montg'y Bunnell E F, dentist, 319 Kearny


Bunton Richard, wines and liquors, 640 Market


Bura Adolph, manuf cigars, 104 Dupont Burbank Albert E, poultry, 43 California Market


Burch John C, attorney at law, 526 Mont gomery


BURCKE J L'A, proptr Vienna bakery, 205 Kearny


Burckhardt Max, proptr The Humorist, 622 Clay Burd R M Mrs, bakery, 323 Hyde Burdick J C, lubricating oils, 208 Pacific


ELDREDGE Sewing Machines, SAMUEL HILL, 634 Market St.


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


INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, 824 and 826 KEARNY STREET.


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BUREAU OF INFORMA- TION AND COLONIZA- TION, William H Martin general agent, 635 Market


Burger Jacob, hairdresser, 523 Pacific Burges J B, boots and shoes, 122 Third Burgess G H, artist, 126 Kearny Burgess Oscar O, physician, 329 Geary BURHANS JOHN H, restaurant 202 McAllister


BURKARDT MAX, importer and dealer pictures, frames, &c, 545 and 547 Washington


Burke Frank H, cement drain pipe, 528 Cal, works Bluxome bet 5th and 6th Burze James, plasterer, 718 Clementina Burke J C, collector, 531 California Burke John, bootmaker, 332 Spear Burke John, liquor saloon, 249 3d Burke John, liquor saloon, 513 Mission Burke John, liquors, NW cor Howard and Seventh


Burke John, livery stable, 955 Folsom Burke John H, mining, 502 Montgomery Burke Michael, groceries and liquors, NW cor Ellis & Scott


Burke William, groceries and liquors, 1129 Howard


Burke William J, liquor saloon, 1914 Mkt Burke W L, restaurant, Valencia bet 25th & 26th


Burke & McAsey, (David Burke & David McAsey), liquor saloon, 232 Brannan Burkhard John, tailor, NW cor 10th and Railroad Ave


BURKHARDT GEORGE boot


and shoe manufacturer, 540 Wash Burkham C, tailor, 211 Ellis


Burling James W, stock broker, 413 Cal Burling R S Mrs, furnished rooms, 238 Kearny


Burmeister & Mehrtens (Alrich Burmeis- ter and August Mehrtens), groceries and liquors, 1300 California


Burnap John, groceries and hardware, 425 Davis


Burneil & Turner (Martin Burnell and Charles D Turner), proptrs Albion Brewery, 519 Sacramento


Burnett Dwight J, mining secretary, 111} Leidesdorff


Burnett G G, druggist, 327 Montgomery Burnett John M, attorney at law, 623 Montgomery


BURNHAM M P, proptr California Independent, 526 Montgomery


Burnham James W & Co (J L and H Eck- ley), carpets and furniture, 618 Mar- ket and 15 and 17 Post


Burnham & Lynch (E J Burnham and J W Lynch), proptrs Oriental Tea Co, 1134 and 1138 Market and 323 and 325 6th


Burns A M, marine surveyor, 302 Sansoni Burns Henry, boots and shoes, 210 3d Burns Isadore, ship smith, 20 Stcuart Burns P, veterinary surgeon, 609 Grove Burns Patrick, horse-shoer, 670 Mission


BURNS T W, wines and liquors, 45 3d


Burns & Kineass (John Burns and George Kincass), hoat builders, 22 Mission


BURNS' COTTAGE, William C Dorrance, SE cor 2nd and Natoma Burr Bartlett, poultry, 34 Mission Market BURR BENJAMIN J, Merchant Tailor and gents furnishing goods, 22 Montgomery


BURR C C & CO (H C Hudson's widow and Clarence C Burr), manu- facturers mustards and spices, 116 Front


Burr CH & G W, slop-hoppers and weath- er straps, 667 Mission


Burr Levi, liquor saloon, S s Bay nr Kcar Burrell Charles E, cigars and tobacco, 310 Montgomery


Burris Butler, mining secretary, 2 Ne- vada Block


BURT J GUS, commission agent, 116 Front


Burton George W, proptr Priccs Current and Produce Report, 405 Front


Burton William H, awningmaker, 159 New Montgomery


Burton W M, stationer, 231 Third


BUSBY FRED HI, manufr hand- sewed gloves and mittens, 412 Market Busch Edward, coffee saloon, 306 Post Busch H, photographer, 659 Clay


Busch Joseph, bootmaker, 124 Seven h Buschardt Edward, baker, 418 Brannan Bush Charles W, housepainter, 202 Powell Bush David, gas fixtures and plumbers' supplie=, 22 Post


Bush Hyman P, mining secretary, 27 Merchants' Exchange


Bush Nathan, coffee saloon, 777 Market BUSH PETER, fancy goods and variety, 248 Fourth


Bush Rosa Mrs, boarding and liquor sa- loon, 421 Drumm


Bush Street Theatre. 323 Bush


BUSH & NEUMANN (Louis Bush and Leopold Neuman), dentists, 8 Kearny


Bushman John, groceries and liquors, 269 Third


Bussolino Severin, shoemaker, 1503 Dup Buswell A & Co (W A Swinerton), book- binders, 521 Clay


Buswell W F, millwright and pattern- maker, 223 Mission


Butenop Henry, groceries and liquors, 625 Pacific


Butler A B, livery stables, 408 Bush


S. POPPER 233 KEARNY STREET, HAS THE BEST SHIRTS


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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Butler C C, capitalist, 526 Merchant


Butler Charles C, nursery and florist, NW cor Fillmore and Post


Butler Charles G, wines and liquors, 310 Montgomery


Butler Henry W, attorney at law, 6 Mont- gomery Ave


Butler John, wines and liquors, 506 Mar- ket


Butler Martin, wines and liquors, NW cor Tenth and Bryant


Butler Michael, liquor saloon, 846 Howard Butler Patrick F, importer millinery, 28 Montgomery


Butler T A, wood engraver, 520 Mont BUTLER T B MRS, dress patterns, cut to order, 629 Market


BUTLER & HALDAN (George E Butler and Edvard P Haldan), gene- ral agents British America Assurance and Western Assurance Co's, 413 Cal Butt Christopher C, groceries and liquors, SW cor 19th and Stevenson


Butt Peter N, groceries and liquors, 1631 Sutter


Buttelmann O D, groceries and liquors, 2700 Mission


Butterfield Richard O, boots and shoes, 779 Market


Butterfield William, real estate auction- eer, 109 Montgomery


Butterworth J Mrs, fancy goods, 1139 Folsom


Butterworth James, plumber, 1149} Fol- som


Buttgenbach Joseph, sausages, 526 Fourth Buxton P B Mrs, lodgings, 336} Bush


Buxton & Co (Frank Buxton), groceries, 137 Fourth


Buxtorf C, cigars and tobacco, 423 San BUYER, REICH & CO (C Buyer, L Reich and L› Diamant), importers and dealers in worsted, trimmings, ribbons, etc, 129 Kearny


Buzzini Israel, restaurant, 1245 Folsom Buzzini & Gianettoni (George Buzzini and Malachia Gianettoni), wines and liquors, 29 Sixth


Byington J S, insurance agent, 417 Cal Byrne Callaghan, wood and coal, 133 Turk


Byrne J E, mining secretary, 533 Kearny Byrne Michael, liquor saloon, 1142 Folsom


BYRNE PATRICK, wood, coal,


coke and charcoal, SW cor Fifth and Harrison


Byrnes S A Mrs, varieties and fancy goods, 2101 Steiner


Bysel Jacob, tannery, cor Mississippi and Santa Clara


Byxbee John F, lumber and agent Dun- can's Mill, Land and Lumcer Co, 10 California


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CABRERA. Roma & Co (Eduardo Cabrera and J Mariano Roma) commission merchants, 123 California


CACCIA ARNOLD, groceries and liquors, 421 Union


Cachot M A, physician, 34 Third


Cadena ao G, crayon artist, 7 Montgomery Ave


Caduc Philip, contractor, 502 Montgomery Caen Johannes, clothing, 507 Jackson


Caferata Antonio, groceries, 1403 Powell Caflish Leonard, wood and coal, 2247 Miss Cagney Timothy M, groceries and liquors, 349 Minna


Cahen Brothers & Co and Anner & Co, 41 Clav


Cahen Louis & Son (Louis and Isidore W Cahen), manuf syrups and bitters, 418 Sacramento


Cahill E & Co, stockbrokers, 406 Mont Cahill Edward J, civil engineer, 528 Cal


CAHILL, GRIGSBY & Co


(Thomas Cahill and William Grigsby), mattress and lounge manufacturers, 275 Tehama


Cahill James, groceries and liquors, 631 Fell


CAHILL JAMES, groceries and liquor's, 737 Brannan


Cahill J L, house painter, 223 Post


Cahn M, proptr Eureka Hair Factory, 416 Sacram nto


Cain Jacob H, butcher, 6 and 7 Mission Market


CAIN & McKAY (P P Cain and R Mckay), fruits and vegetables, SE cor Turk and Taylor


CAIRE JUSTINIAN, hardware, cutlery, etc, 528 Broad and 530 Wash Calderwell S, livery stable, 2930 Mission Caldwell Samucl B, attorney at law and agent U S Law Association, 202 San Caldwell Theodore C, manager Marsh Truss Co, 109 Montgomery


Calevis E, coffee saloon, 535 Merchant


Calhoun C C, childrens' clothing, 1326 Howard


Calhoun David, groceries and liquors, 517 Mission


CALIFORNIA (The), A Roman proptr, 522 California


CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, Chas G Yale, Secretary, SW cor Dupont and Cal


CALIFORNIA ADVER- TISER, T Marriott & Son, pub- lishers, 609 and 615 Merchant


California Artificial Stone Paving Co, George Goodman, manager, 402 Mont- gomery


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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California and Mexican Steamship Line, John Birmingham, agent, 10 Market CALIFORNIA AND NE- VADA ICE FACTORY, John W Stewart, supt, 356 Tehama California Bed Comforter Factory, Fran- cis F Du Rose, proptr, 506 Market California Bellows Manufacturing Co, J Campbell, superint, 32 Fremont California Bible Society. William R Wads- worth, secretary, 402 Front and 757 Market


CALIFORNIA BOILER WORKS, Pretorions, Trowbridge & Co, proptrs, 141 and 143 1st,


CALIFORNIA BRASS WORKS, Weed & Kingswell, pro- p'tors, bell and brass foundry, 125 1st California Brewery, Henry Schulte, proptr, Serpentine Ave bet Brannan and Bryant


CALIFORNIA BRUSHI FAC-


TORY, Figer Bros, proptr, 615 Sac California Chemical Works, John Rey- nolds, proprietor, San Bruno Road bet 27th and 28th


California Chronik, F Hess & Co, pub- lishers, 538 California


CALIFÓRNIA CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, John B Hill, pub- lisher, 1041'Market


California Cigar Box Factory (C A Hoo- per, Moses P Hubbard and George W Hooper), Berry bet 3d and 4th


California Cloak and Suit Manufacturing Co, Schweitzer, Sachs & Co and Charles Mayer, proprs, 523 Market


CALIFORNIA COLLECTION CO, George C Spray, manager, 653 Clay


CALIFORNIA CORSET CO. importers corsets, S Rosenfeld, pro- prietor, 539 Market


CALIFORNIA CRACKER COMPANY, Adolph Weske pres- ident, George Edmunds secretary, N W cor Broadway and Battery


CALIFORNIA DEMOKRAT, Frederick Hess & Co, proptrs, 536 and 538 California


CALIFORNIA EXPRESS AND TRANSFER COM- PANY, Hayes & Co, proptrs, 524 Davis and 140 Montgomery


California Distilling Co, Jost & Adler, proptrs, 321 Battery


California Dry Dock Co, W C' Gibbs, sec- retary, 318 California


California Electric Light Co, J H Harden- bergh president, 427 Montgomery


CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS CO, Walter J Horne, proptr, 720 Market


S. POPPER, 233 Kearny Street,


CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL WORKS (The), George S Ladd president, 134 Sutter


CALIFORNIA FARMER (weekly), J L L F Warren publisher, 320 Clay


California Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Co, F K Rule secty, 310 Pine


CALIFORNIA FLOURING MILLS, C R Splivalo & Co, proptrs, 704 Sansom


CALIFORNIA FREIE PRESSE, Brandt & Mucller, proprietors, 515 California


California Furniture and Manufacturing Co, N P Cole prest, 220-226 Bush branch, 649 Market


California Glove Co P and FG Conklin proptrs, 28 Sansom


CALIFORNIA HORTICUL-


TURIST, John H Carmany & Co, publishers, 409 Washington


California Hotel, J E Gay, proptr, 210 Montgomery Ave


California House, Somaley & Schneider, proptrs, 626 California,


CALIFORNIA IMMIGRANT UNION, William H Martin, gen- eral ag. nt, 635 Market


CALIFORNIA INDEPEND- ENT, M P Burnham, proprietor, 526 Montgomery


California Institute of Book-keeping, E J Hein & Co, proprietors, 417 Kearny California Insurance Co, Zenas Crowell, secretary, 318 California


CALIFORNIA ITALIAN PASTE ¡CO, C R Splivalo & Co, proptrs, 704 Sansom


California Jewelry Co (Herman Levison and John T Bonestell), manufactur- ers watches and jewelry, 134 Sutter


CALIFORNIA JJOURNAL, and Sonntaa Gast, D hlentworth, propri- etor, 603 Washington


CALIFORNIA LABEL PRESS, A Chaigneau & Co, pro- prictors, 536 Clay


CALIFORNIA LAND IN - VESTMENT CO, James B Rob- ertson, agent, 330 Pine


California Laundry, David Atkinson, pro- prietor, Russ Alley


CALIFORNIA MACHINE WORKS, Birch, Argall & Co, pro- prietors, 119 Beale


CALIFORNIA MARKET, S S California bet Mont and Kearny


CALIFORNIA MILLS. Prescott & Sanborn props, NW cor How & Spear CALI FORNIA NOVELTY WORKS, William Downie mana- ger, 6 Eddy


Pioneer Shirt Manufacturer.


Plain and Ornamental BOOK and JOB PRINTING, at PACIFIC PRESS, 12th & Castro, Oakland.


Order the UNION DAIRYMAN CHEESE VAT at J. G. ANDERSON'S, 1249 Broadway, Oakland.


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


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California Pacific R R Co, A B Crist, agent, N E cor 4th and Townsend


CALIFORNIA PAINT CO, manufacturers Averill mixed paint, C W Beach manager, 27 Stevenson California Paper Co, Eugene T Cooper secretary, 10 California


CALIFORNIA PATRON, Amos Adams, publisher, 106 Davis


CALIFORNIA PIONEERS, 808 Montgomery


California Portland Cement Co, 330 Pine California Powder Works, John F Lohse, secretary, 230 California


California Prison Commission, 114 Mont- gomery Block


California Real Estate Co, I B Whitcomb, manager, 208 Montgomery


California Savings and Loan Society, David Farquharson, president, N W cor Powell and Eddy


CALIFORNIA SILK MANU- FACTURING CO, Rodgers, Meyer & Co, proptr, cor 11th Ave and P, salesroom 585 Market


California Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, Nathaniel Hun- ter, secretary, 614 Merchant


CALIFORNIA SPRING MANUFACTURING CO, William Crawford sec, A S Warner pres, manufacturers bed and furni- ture springs 147-149 New Montgomery California State Calender, Philo Jacoby publisher, 612 Commercial


CALIFORNIA STAATS ZEITUNG, F Hess & Co, pub- lishers, 538 California


California Steam Navigation Co, G A Carleton secretary, Washington St Wharf


CALIFORNIA STOCK EX- CHANGE BOARD, 20 Leid


California Street Railroad Co, TW Hinch- man sceretary, SE cor California and Larkin


California Sugar Refinery, Claus Sprec- kles pres 215 Front, factory SW cor Brannan and 8th


California Theater, W Barton Hill mana- ger, Bush bet, Kearny and Dupont


CALIFORNIA TOOLWORKS


John Weichhart, propr 143 & 145 Beale California Transportation Company, N Anderson, secy, NW cor Jackson and East


Californ'a Tug Co, Joseph N Redmond, agent, 106 Steuart


California Vinegar Works, Henry Scham- mel, proptr, 608-610 Lombard


CALIFORNIA WATCH AND JEWELRY CO Hubash, Lar- sen & Wilson proptrs, 201 Kearny


California Water Co, 315 California


CALIFORNIA WINE COOP- ERAGE, Fulda Bros & Co proptrs 30 and 40 Spear


CALIFORNIA WIRE ROPE CO. A S Hallidie president, 6 Cal


CALL (Morning), San Francisco Call Co publishers, 525 Montgomery


Callaghan Daniel, manufacturer yeast powder, etc, 121 Front


Callaghan James J, groceries and liquors, SE cor Filbert and Kearny


Callaghan John, physician, 852 Folsom


Callaghan Kate Mrs, fancy good-, S s Point Lobos Ave near Parker Ave Callaghan Richard, bootmaker, 216 24th Callaghan T Rev, pastor St Bridgets R C Church, res 2109 Van Ness Ave Callahan David, bootmaker, 266 Bran Callahan T. liquor saloon, 616 Mont Callandreau Julius, physician, 1234 Stock Callender H A, watchmaker and jeweler, 734 Market


CALLENDER JOHN T, board- ing house and liquor saloon, 5 Broad Callinan John, hairdresser, 152 2d


Callingham W J & Co, insurance agents, 213 Sansom


Callundon F P, commission druggist, 502 Battery


Calnan J, harnessmaker, 258 1st


Calvert John, druggist, NW cor 4th and Howard


Calvert William, dentist, 209 Geary


Calvert William B, dentist, 209 Geary


Camarinos Domideo, fruits and cigars, SE cor Sutter and Powell


Cameron Agnes, stamping and embroid- ering, 449} Jessie


CAMERON H M. book publisher and beehive and apary supplies, 232 Sutter


CAMERON CAMPBELL (James Cameron and W G Campbell), landscape and portrait painters, 6 Eddy, rooms 101 and 102


Cameron & Hull (A Cameron and G L Hull), wood turners, 409 Mission


Camous Andre, locksmith, 432 Bush


Campbell A & H C, attorneys at law, 530 California


Campbell Alexander Jr, attorney at law, 526 Montgomery


Campbell C P, secretary Clay Street Hill Railroad Co, 1401 Clay


Campbell Hugh, tinsmith, 134 1st


Campbell J, superintendent California Bellows Co, 32 Fremont


Campbell J Mrs, dressmaker, 726 Bran


Campbell James W H, grain broker, 433 California


Camp bell Jessie Mrs, sewing machine agent, 702 Filbert


ELDREDGE Sewing Machines, SAMUEL HILL, 634 Market St.


INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, 824 and 826 KEARNY STREET.


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Campbell Joseph, attorney at law, 637 Kearny


Campbell Murdoch, hardware, etc, 7 Steuart


Campbell Samuel J, butcher, 263 3d Campbell Sarah, fruits, 129 6th


Campbell Thomas, butcher, 723 Fo.som Campbell William H, cemetery fence builder, Ss Point Lobos Ave near Odd Fellows Cemetery


Campbell William H, commission mer- chant, 402 Front


Campbell W S, notary public, 503 Mont Campe Frederick, groceries and liquors, 218 2d


Campe Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Howard and 12th


Campodonico S, marble works, 1061 Mkt Canavan Patrick, livery stable, 1125 How Canavan P H, real estate agent, 328 Pine Candau F & Co (Felix Candau, Frank


Lespoune and H Michel), wincs and liquors, 206 3d


Cane & Teague (A Cane and L A Teague), dentists, 142} 4th


Canepa P, baths, 323 Montgomery Ave Canfield Mortimer T, watchmaker, 1520 Polk


Canham & Morgan (Frederick Ca nham, Alfred and George Morgan), fruits, 616 Market


Canney F E J, physician, 632 Howard Cannon C H, dry goods, 126 Kearny Cantel Annette, laundry, 955 Howard Cantel H Mme, lace mender, 712 Geary Cantet Bernard, tailor, 284 Stevenson Cantin Joseph P, stockbroker, 311 Cal Cantus & Eybs, (George Cantus and Wil- liam Eybs), wines and liquors, SW cor Stockton and O'Farrell


Canty Thomas, groceries and liquors, 523 4th


Canty Timothy, tailor, 818 Howard


Capelli Lu ge, beer bottler, 1718 Stockton Capit & Claudianos, (Constantine Capit and Constantine M Ciaudianos), poul- try, 33 Grand Central Market




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