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The fire of June destroyed about four hundred and fifty houses, and property valued at over two million dollars. Seven persons lost their lives-three of whom were burnt to death, two were shot by an officer while in the act of robbing, and two were beaten to death by a mob, on the charge of incendiarism and stealing. One of the latter was an honest man who was assisting a friend to save his property.
The extraordinary energies of the people were fully developed by these ruinous visitations. In a surprisingly brief period the burnt district was covered with new edifices, many of which were really fire-proof. The efficacy of such buildings was fully tested in the last fire, which occurred on the ninth of November, 1852, originating on the fatal spot which had already given rise to two conflagrations- Kearny street fronting the plaza. But for the intervention of the brick walls which hemmed it in towards Montgomery and Washington streets, this would have proved as destructive as the former fires. About thirty wooden buildings were destroyed on Merchant and Clay streets, with a loss of property not much exceeding $100,000.
In the summer of 1851, the work of filling in the docks was carried on with great activity. The wharves had stretched out a great distance into the Bay, and hundreds of wooden buildings had been erected on piles, in places lately occupied
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by shipping. A steam excavator, "better known as the "Steam Paddy," was set to work on the sand hills in Happy Valley, back of the Oriental Hotel, and the cars, laden with sand, ran on a railroad of descending grade along Battery street, depositing their freight from California to Clay street. The stagnant water which accumulated in the docks above the newly formed streets, became very offensive, giving rise to immense quantities of sulphuretted hydrogen gas, which blackened the painted signs along Sansome and Battery streets so as to render many of them nearly illegible.
The first brick edifice constructed on the newly made soil, was the American Theatre, in Sansome, south of Sacramento street. The sub-stratum on which the sand had been deposited, consisting of soft, yielding mud, many doubts were ex- pressed as to the safety of the building. On the night of its opening, it was crowd- ed with people, whose weight occasioned the walls to sink one or two inches. But as the building stood firm, encouragement was given to proceed, and in a short time the foundations of many substantial brick storehouses were laid in the artifi- cial soil. By the summer of 1852, the bay section of the city was studded over with storehouses of solid masonry, which would have done credit to any city in the world. At the same time, similar buildings were erected in other quarters, pre- senting effectual barriers against the recurrence of such conflagrations as those of May and June, 1851.
Meantime, Front and Davis streets had been laid out and partly built. Cali- fornia and Market streets were run out far beyond their intersection, the sand - hills of Happy Valley were literally almost leveled and cast into the sea, and the rocky hills at Clark's point rent to pieces and subjected to the same fate. Foun- dries and workshops lined the bay shore to Rincon point, the heights at the point began to exhibit spacious brick edifices, and the city was rapidly taking possession of the other heights on the north and west. In fact, the year 1852 witnessed a greater progress in the substantial and permanent improvement of the city, than any previous year.
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The first City Directory was published by Charles P. Kimball, in Septem- ber, 1850, in the form of a duodecimo pamphlet of 146 pages, containing about 2,500 names. The present Directory contains 9,000 names. The houses have been recently numbered, the numbers commencing at Market street, in the streets running north and south, and at the water front in the streets running east and west. The even numbers are on the east and north sides, and the odd numbers on the west and south sides. The numbers on each side of any street correspond with each other-that is to say, No. 160 and 161 Clay street are about opposite, and so of other numbers and streets. Twenty-three feet eleven inches, or one-fourth of fifty varas, are allowed to each number .- For further information on this subject, the reader is referred to the Street Dircc- tory, at the head of the Appendix.
CONTENTS.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
TITLE PAGE.
PREFACE.
SKETCH OF SAN FRANCISCO. TABLE OF CONTENTS. ALMANAC.
MAP.
VIGNETTE.
NAMES.
SUPPLEMENT. INDEX.
APPENDIX.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALMANAC FOR 1852, '53.
NOVEMBER has 30 Dnys.
MOON'S PIAS 'S.
Last Quarter, 4th day, 7h. 21m. evening. New Moon, 11th dy, Hh. Sto. morning.
First Quarter, 14th day, 9h. 7m. m going Full Moon, 24th day, 1h. 21m. o min 5.
DECEMBER has 31 Days.
MOON'S PILASES.
Last Quarter, 4th day, 7h. 2m. morning. New Moon, 10th day, 10h. 12m. evening. First Quarter, 18th day, 3h. 10m morning. Full Moon, 26th day, 7h. 50m, morning.
D Days of Week.
MISCELLANEOF S.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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0 265 @ 8 34
1 Wednesday
6 47 4 52
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2 Tuesday
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2 Thursday
6 46 4 52 10 1
3 Wednesday
6 21 3 6 10 25
3 Friday
6 48 4 52 11
4 Thursday
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5 SUNDAY
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6 Saturday
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facilities for publishing,
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6 52 4 52
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9 Tuesday
6 27.
1 3 51
9 Thursday
SELLING AT WHOLESALE
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their friends
6 295
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11 Saturday
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13 Saturday
13147 6 5813 Monday
6 56 4 53
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6 57 4 54
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6 32 4 57 8 75 15 Wednesday
6 57 4 54
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16 Tuesday
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And especially for the most
6 5814 54
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6 30 4 54
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26 SUNDAY
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JANUARY has 31 Days.
MOON'S PHASES.
Last Quarter. 2d day, 4h. 471. evening. New Moon, 9th day, 10h. 46in. morning.
First Quarter, 17th, day Oh. 22in. morning. Full Moon, 25th day, Oh. 3Gm. morning
MOON'S PHASES.
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Days of Week.
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6 324 54|
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Will in future
6 4: 4 5- 7 2. 29 Wednesday
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30 Thursday
31 Friday
present greatly increased
7 SI'NDAY
Would respectfully inform
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19 Friday
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IMPORTANT DEPARTMENT
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24 Friday
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29 Monday 30,Tuesday
FEBRUARY has 28 Days.
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Callfornia.
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Burgess, Gilbert & Still,
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ESTABLISAMENT
SAVINGS & EXCHANGE
BANK I CALIFORNIA
SAN FRANCISCO,
ESTABLISHED FEBRUARY, 1851.
Upon the plan of the Savings Banks in the Atlantic States and Europe.
ITS INVESTMENTS AND OPERATIONS Are exclusively confined to dealing in
GOLD DUST AND EXCHANGE.
IN SUMS TO SUIT,-FOR SALE ON
Metropolitan Bank,
NEW YORK.
Exchange Bank,
- BOSTON.
Canal Bank,
NEW ORLEANS.
Bank of the State of South Carolina, CHARLESTON. And upon every principal city and town in the Atlantic States. Our facilities and arrangements are better and more perfect than any other house in California.
DEPOSITS
from flerchants and other business men, respectfully solicited.
MONEY, DUST AND VALUABLES, Received upon Special Deposit.
BANKING HOURS.
From sunrise to sunset and Saturday evenings ttll 9 o'clock for the accommodation of mechanics, laborers, and those whose engagements prevent them from attending during the day-
JOHN R. ROBINSON, T. L. SMITHI.
ROBINSON & CO.
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IN PARROT'S NEW BUILDING,
Con. Montgomery and Callomia Sis. SAN FRANCISCO.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED, Either Special or General.
Highest Market Price for
GOLD DUST.
OF EXCHANGE
DRAWN ON ANY OF OUR HOUSES IN
NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE,
BOSTON,
WASHINGTON,
CINCINNATI,
N. ORLEANS,
ST. LOUIS, AND
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PARKER'S
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
FOR ADDITIONAL NAMES, REMOVALS, &C., SEE SUPPLEMENT.
badie Jose, laborer, Clarks point badie Louis, barber, 109 Commercial bbott John, laborer, 121 Pine bbott J. L. laborer, 19 Battery .bbott Wm. laborer, 47 Pine bby Davis, boards, 180 Sansome bell A. G. overseer pub bgs 137 Mont .brams Morris, tailor, 115 Jackson brams M. & co. mer tailors, 200 Keary braham J. watchmaker, 59 Kearny Abraham J. clothier, 85 Commercial braham P. clothing, 108 Commercial braham P. & co. clothing, 108 Com'l Lbrahanson Peter, tinman, 139 Kearny Abran J. clothier, 83 Commercial Abran J. & co. clothiers, 83 Com'l Achette Henri, Belgian consul, 373 Powel Acheong, laundry, 124 Sacramento Achoy, Chinese mercht, 171 Dupont Acker R. baker, Beale n Folsom Ackerman John, contractor, 112 Mont Ackley J. T. stoves, 88 Clay Ackley & co. stoves, 88 Clay Acosta N. P. laborer, Clarks point Adalbert Mde, actress, 331 Stockton Adams A. L. merchant, 35 Pine Adams B. merchant, boards 29 Pike Adams B. T. 180 Sansome Adams Caleb, boards, 180 Sansome
Adams Frank, merchant, 129 Jackson Adams J. waiter, 112 Montgomery Adams H. foundryman, 69 First Adams J. blacksmith, 91 Kearny Adams James, policeman, 244 Dupont Adams Joseph, Guager, 347 Stockton Adams Jos. liquors, Battery, Clarks point Adams Jas. Jr, guager, basement cus h Adams J. H. soda water manufacter, 384 Stockton
Adams L. carman, 62 Front, Adams Paul, grocer, 7 Battery Adams R. B. printer, 272 Montgomery Adams Samuel, druggist, 222 Clay Adams T. blacksmith, 15 Broadway Adams Theo. contractor, 91 Jackson, h 333 Powell
Adams Wm H. boards 180 Sansome Adams & co. Express, 99 Montgomery Adams & Smiley, architects and builders 91 Jackson
Adelphi Theatre, Dupont n Clay Adelsdorffer Jacob, waiter, 59 Kear Adelsdorfer Z. com merchant, 113 Sac Adelsdorfer Jos. merchant, 131 California Adelsdorfer Ed merchant, 131 California Adelsdorfer Bro. com merchants, 131 Cal Adelsdorfer & Newstadter, com merch'ts 113 Sacramento Adelsdorfer Jacob, waiter, 59 Kearny Aders F. liquors, 70 Battery Adley H. Painter, 313 Powell Adoms M. laborer, Clarks point Adolf Jacob, laundry, 394 Powell Adour Tules, clerk, 147 Clay Adorf R. groceries, 109 Kearny Adrain Wm ship chandl'y, 89 Front Adrian & Story, ship chand'ly, 89 Front Afau, China goods, 176 Sacramento
Adams G. Frank, banker, cor long w & San Agnew J. printer, 127 Sacramento
Agnew John, mechanic, 134 Montgomery Agnew Samuel, blacksmith, 129 Clay Ah Kan, Chinese merchant, 182 Sac Ahoy, laundry, 165 Sansome Aiken George, H B M consul, 104 Front Aiken Jas. market, 184 Sansome Aiken Jas. market, 104 Pacific Aikken Sam. boiler maker, Vul. Foundry Aitken Joseph, merchant, 67 California Aitken Stilwell & co. com mer. 67 Cal
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Aimer Robert, grocers, Vallejo n Stockn Ainsa Augustin, 64 Sac Ainsa Manuel, sen. 64 Sacramento Ainsa Manuel, jr. 64 Sacramento Ainsa & Sons, com merch, 64 Sacramento Aki, China merchant, 180 Sacramento Akerson James, laborer, 161 Sansome Albion Saloon, 52 Broadway Albright H. J. clerk, 85 Sansome Alden D. hack driver, 73 Kearney Alden D. W. blacksmith, 31 Sansome Alden S. E. coffee saloon. 76 Com Alderman capt Jas. h Beale n Harrison Aldrich Lorena, dress maker, 242 Clay Aldrich E. S. physician, 99 Merchant Aldrich & Mott, physicians, 99 Merchant Aldridge Hugh, mason, Sidney valley Alexander Caroline, saloon, 121 Kearney Alexander D. cigar importer, 72 Battery Alexander M. clothing, 552 Pacific Alexander M. fancy goods, 78 Kearney Alexander Eli, fancy goods, 78 Kearney Alexander Isaac, jeweller, 130 Mont Alexander Julius, clothing, 65} Pacific Alexander J. D. engineer, 142 Com Alexander & co. clothing, 652 Pacific Alexander & Friedman, cigars, 72 Bat Alers A. drugs, 223 Dupont Algro Thos. painter, 98 Broadway Allaire F. R. real estate, Rin pt n Beale Allan Geo. T. com merchant 145 Clay Allan, Mckinlay, Lowe & co. 145 Clay Allcot Geo. B. 53 Com Allen A. S. billiards, 108 Montgomery Allen B. commission merchant, 278 Jack Allen E. carpenter, 27 Sansome Allen H. A. ag't V. I. L. bds 6 Battery Allen Isaac, (col'd) cook, 152 Pacific Allen Jas. Rincon Point
Allen J. P. merchant, 55 Front Allen James P. clerk, 66 Battery
Allen S. H. merchandize broker, 172 San Allen Rob't. Maj. Q. M. U. S. A. 49 Pac Allen William, teamster, 205 Mont Allen William, Rincon Point.
Allen & Parker, billiards, 108 Mont Allers A. & co. druggists, 223 Dupont Alley T. H. laborer, 52 Broadway Allford A. S. 90 Pine Allovon G. D. 277 Jackson
Allin S. N. painter, 44 Sansome Allien Ber'd, examiner, app store, 102 Cal Allington B. jr. stone cutter, 221 Stock Ali, Chinese boarding house, 182 Pacific
Almy M. B. clerk, 65 Jack Almy A. J. drugs, 125 Sansome Alney J. drayman, 41 Sansome
Alsop & co. merchants, 111 & 113 Cal Alsua M. 138 Jack
Alta Foundry, Market Square, facing Ba Alta Newspaper, Brenhan Place, c Wash Alvesa Josepha, liquors, 167 Jackson Amasy H. J. lumber, 27 Battery Ambrose G. clerk, 41 Pacific Ames D. furniture, 145 Sacramento Ames Geo. H. clerk, 163 Front Ames Henry; stevedore, Minna n First American Theatre, Sansome c Halleck Amory C. G. sail maker, 57 Front Amory Peter, laborer, Sidney Valley Amory Wm. H. pressman, 88 Broadway Amory & Oat, sail loft, 57 Front Amos Zach. furniture, 25 Bush Amos Wm. pilot office, Cunningham's Wharf
Amos & co. furniture, 25 Bush Andariese Ed. auctioneer, 92 Sansome Anderson A. asso. justice, supreme court Anderson Chas. mason, 112 Mont Anderson Chas. (col'd) barber, 89 Kear Anderson David, 137 California Anderson Edward, lodgers, 186 Sansome Anderson J. ship carpenter, 61 First Anderson John, banker, 118 Mont Anderson James, laborer, 15 Sansome Anderson S. G. importer liquors, 85 San Anderson Wm. blacksmith, 89 Pine Anderson Wm. stone yard, 121 Pine Anderson Wm H. blacksmith, 129 Clay Anderson S. G. & co. imps liqrs, 85 San Andrews A. printer, 186 Montgomery Andrews C. B. stone yard, 121 Pine Andrews Henry, laborer, Sidney Valley Andrews John, painter, 45} Pine Andrews Wm. stone yard, 121 Pine Andrews & co. Pioneer Stone Yard, 121 Pine
Andornette J. grocer, 224 Kearney Andunse Placide, saloon, 209} Dupont Angelis E. roofer, 392 Powell Anger St. B. cigars, 122 California Angle M. B. physician, 200 Clay Angney W. C. trader, 274 Stockton Annan W. C. merchant, 88 California Annan, Talmage & co. com merchants, 392 Powell
Annis Wm. merchant, 16 Battery Annis, Craig & co. com mers, 16 Battery
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Ansteen Jos. laborer, Sidney Valley Anson J. boarding, Battery, Clark's Pt Anshel L. tailor, Cunningham's Wharf Anthony Chas. J. carpenter, Sid Valley Anthony J. imp, 72 Pacific Appelatillo C. saloon, 350 Stockton apple A. clothing, 29 Commercial Apple A. clothing, 14 Com Appleton G. clerk, Harrison n Beale Appleton P. 211 Clay Appraiser's Store, (U. S.) 100 & 102 Cal Arand J. laborer, 213 Dupont Archer Charles, carpenter, 26 Front Archer H. stone cutter, 121 Pine Archer L. G. cigars, 34 Commercial Archer J. H. hatter, 179 Clay Archer Sam'l, waiter, 112 Montgomery Archer & Schaeffer, cigars, 34 Com Arrowsmith D. B. mer. Miss'n, cor. of 2nd Arrowsmith D. B. com. mer. 65 Davis Arroyo Jose, artiste, 300 Stockton Argenti Felix, banker, 135 Montgomery Argenti & Co. bankers, 135 Mont. Argyras & Peat, com merchs, 128 San Armer William, cigars, 152 Mont. Armstrong Irvine, liquors, 129 Front Armstrong William M. 161 Front Armstrong W. clerk, 33 Sansome Armstrong W. clerk, P. O. Armington Henry, carman, 41 Sansome Arnold F. machinist, 31 Pike Arnold J. Wash. Baths, 180 Wash'n Arnold Wm. P. laborer, Sid. Val. Arnold J. & Co. W Baths, 180 Mont Arrington Wm. merch. 65 Jackson Arrington & Co. grocers, 65 Jackson Arrison Thos. mariner, Val. near Battery Artega F. trader, 37 Pike Ashby & Bros. 136 Broadway Asher John, wheelwright, 105 Kearny Ashen M. clothing, 139 Front Ashmore Jas. trader, 3 Com. Ashmore John, ranchero, 3 Com. Ashmore N. H. gardener, 3 Com. Ashton J. S. salesman, 229 Clay Assion Joseph, tailor, 154 Clay Askell C. blacksmith, 76 Pacific Aspinwall Benj. h Val'jo ab'v Stockton Asten H. G. porter, 44 Clay Atkinson J. H. merch bds 119 Cala. Atkinson Wm. carpenter, rear 80 Pine Atlantic House, 181 Pacific Atong, fisherman, 180 Sac Attleboro B. C. carpenter, 37} Sans Attard L. liquors, 19 Com.
Attoy A. board'g h 34 & 36 Pike Atwater Wm. laundryman, 46 Clay Atwood Jabez, Rincon Point Atwill J. F. music dealer, Plaza Atwell H. laborer, 76 Pacific Atwill & Co. music store old P. O. build- ing, Plaza.
Aubineaud Pierre, restaurant, 294 Stock Aubineaud & Desvarenne, restaurant, 294 Stockton
Auer Joseph, tailor, 154 Clay Aulick G. W. laborer, 344 Clay Austen Henry, stoves, 189 Mont Austen Joseph, hardware, 47 Com. Austen Robert, hardwore, 47 Com. Austin A. merchant, 133 Sac Austin E. G. attorney at law, 159 Clay Austin B. C. Val'jo & Moray's lane Austin George T. clothier, 162 Clay Austin H. dentist, 136 Montgomery Austin Henry, stoves, 187 Mont. Austin Henry, merch, 176 Dupont Austin H. A. dentist, 134 Clay Austin Henry S. merch, 74 Cala Austin James W. ex'ng cl'k, U. S. app'rs store, 100 Cala
Austin & Co. dry goods 133 Sac Austin & Lobdell gents furnishing goods 162 Clay
Aveline Thomas, Butcher, 57 Kear Avery H. G., tinman, 22 Sac Avery Michael, laborer, Val'jo n Battery Avery Elihu, ship master, rear Wesley Chapel
Avery Wm. C. musician, 63 Kearny Avery & Cogswell, copper & sheet iron workers, 22 Sac Ayers J. C. brass founder, 136 Clay Ayers James, drayman 46 Cal Ayers Wm. T. drayman, Sid Val Ayong, Chinese store, 184} Sac Aya la Jules, cooper, Clark's Point
BAAR H. Grocer, 193 Pacific Babb & co. manu soda water, 384 Stock Babbitt G. R. grain mill, 100 Pine Babcock C. clerk, 200 Clay Babcock F. A. Dr. druggist, 139 Jack Bache Chas. L. druggist, 213 Wash Bache & Grotjan, druggist, 213 Wash Bachmann Chas. painter, 78 Pac Backus P. M. auctioncer, 109 Cal Backus W. W. auctioneer, 84 Cal Backus & Harrison, auc & com 109 Cal Bacon J. merchant, 117 Pine
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