The San Francisco directory: embracing a general directory of residents and a business directory : also, a directory of streets, 1879 , Part 141

Author: Langely, Henry G
Publication date: 1879
Publisher: San Francisco : Francis, Valentine & Co.
Number of Pages: 1196


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Krebs Hermann, salesman I. S. Rosenbaum & Co., r. 503 Post


Kredewahn Emil, bartender Henry Hanschen, r. 800 Montgomery


Bullock & Jones-Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St .- Latest & Exclusive Novelties.


HENRY STEIL, ARTIST TAILOR, Occidental Hotel, 237 Bush Stre t.


TOBACCO, CIGARS and CIGARETTES, at Geo. Loomis', 706 to 716 Kearny St.


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Kreeger Otto, groceries and liquors, NW cor Jones and Glover


Kreel J. J., confectioner Hemme & Reuter, r. 319 ('Farrell


Kreft Paul, painter, r. S s Francisco, nr Larkin


Kreger Henry, with George H. Tay & Co., r. 801 Val- lejo


Kreger Louis, seaman ship Q. Kimball, r. E s Central Av, bet Post and Sutter


KREGER WILLIAM, carpenter and builder, 115 Davis, r. 801 Guerrero


Kreh Jacob, r. 420 Sixth


Krehmke Edward, clerk George Mayes, r. 315 O'Far- rell


Kreider Frank L., stockbroker, office 330 Pine, room 60, r. 32 Fourth


Kreider Margaret Mrs., housekeeper J. A. Roy, r. W s San Bruno Road, opp Fifteenth Av


Kreimborg Lena Miss, clerk L. Sachse, r. Seigfreid's Hotel


Kreins Henry, cook Sacramento Hotel


Kreis Charles Mrs., r. 620 Lombard, rear


Kreissel John, waiter Leopold Kruzanick, r. 409 Du- pont


Kreling Brothers (John and Joseph), proptrs Tivoli Garden, NW cor Stockton and Sutter


Kreling Frederick J., employee Tivoli Garden, r. 400 Sutter


Kreling John (Kreling Brothers), r. 400 Sutter


Kreling Joseph (Kreling Brothers), r. 400 Sutter


Kreling Martin, employee Tivoli Garden, r. 400 Sutter Kreling William, employee Tivoli Garden, r. 400 Sut Krels Herman, salesman, r. 503 Post


Kremer H., cabinetmaker, r. 327 Montgomery Av


Krémer Jacques, proptr San Francisco Zinc Foundry, 13-15 Jessie, r. 15 Jessie


Krémer Nicholas, moulder San Francisco Zinc Foun- dry, r. 15 Jessie


Kremer Oscar, waiter New Washington Hotel, 624 Fourth


Kremer William J., butcher, r. 1012 Pacific


Kremple Francis J., clerk Lockhart & Porter, r. 417 Mason


Krenz Emil (Krenz & Roth), r. Precita Av, nr San Bruno Road


Krenz Oswald, proptr Laguna Tannery, NW cor Fil- bert and Gough, r. SE cor Filbert and Gough


Krenz Otto, tanner Laguna Tannery, r. SW cor Octavia and Union


Krenz & Roth (Emil Krenz and Solomon Roth) glove calf manufs, Precita Av, nr San Bruno Road


Kreshel Helen (widow), r. 755 Harrison


Kresl Charles, machinist F. Korbel & Bros., r. 48 Min Kresler Frank P., blacksmith, r. 455 Octavia


Kresler Henry S., blacksmith, r. 455 Octavia


Kress Christian, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, r. 416 %% Seventh


Krestell Johann, waiter St. Ann's Rest


Kresteller Morris E., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 27 Russ


Kretschmann William, vocalist, r. 623 California


Kretshmer William, plaster ornaments, 16 Tyler, r. NW cor Fifteenth and Dolores


Kretzer Elias S., carpenter, r. 434 Jessie


Kretzer John, cigarmaker W. Seidel, r. Stockton, nr Filbert


Kretzer Lizzie, domestic 706 McAllister


Kreuger Henry, cigars and tobacco, 19 Pacific


Kreuser Constance Mme., embroidery and pattern im- porter, 323 Sutter


Kreuter Charles, drayman Lafayette Brewery, r. SE cor Vallejo and Kearny


Kreutzer Charles, cigarmaker, r. 411 Pacific


Kreutzberger M., quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Da- kota


Kreutzfeldt Claus, master mariner, r. 811 Union


Kreutzmann Waldemire S., finisher West Coast Fur- niture Co., r. 434 Fifth


Kreye John, groceries and liquors, SW cor First and Natoma


Krickaü Peter, engineer West Coast Furniture Co., r. 114 Welsh


Krieg Anton, proptr San Francisco Tannery, Es San Bruno Road, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty- eighth, r. W s Nebraska, nr Twenty-fourth


Krieg George, clerk Baruch Levy, r. 826 McAllister


Krieg Joseph P., shoemaker Franz Heim, r. 3 McDer- mott Pl


Krieger C. Frederick, master mariner, office with Goodall, Perkins & Co., r. 329 Broadway


Krieger Charles, candymaker William Schmits, r. 323 Broadway


Krieger Charles J., seaman, r. 647 Third


Krieger William T., tailor, r. 1217 Kearny


Kriens Conrad, storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 920 Montgomery


Kriens James, assistant port steward Pacific Coast S. S. Co., r. 920 Montgomery


Kriete George F. (Kriete & Cattermole), r. 839 Vallejo KRIETE & CATTERMOLE (George F. Kriete, and Charles H. Cattermole), groceries and liquors, SE cor Mason and Vallejo, and ship chandlers, 900 Front


Krill Henry, oysterman Solomon Tesmore, r. 6 Vir- ginia Pl


Krille Frederick, patternmaker Union Iron Works, r. 335 Fourth


Krimson P. H. J., r. 647 Stevenson


Kriske Edwin C., coachman, r. E s Bartlett, bet Twen- ty-fifth and Twenty-sixth


Kriske Ernest, jeweler Hubash & Hirschman, r. 115 Dora


Krisky John, butcher, r. 315 Union


Kritzky John A., fruits and vegetables, 4 Clay Street Market, r. Olympic Lodgings


Krobel Abraham, laborer, r. 616 California


Kroche Diedrich, malster S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 2118 Powell


Krochman Julia (widow), r. 3 August Alley


Kroder Louisa L. (widow), r. 1731 Eddy


Kroeger Augustus F. (Garvey & Kroeger), r. 92 Na- toma


Kroeger F. (F. Kroeger & Co.), r. 22% Everett


KROEGER F. & CO. (Peter Mahlmann), liquor saloon, f14 Montgomery


Kroeger Gustav, clerk Herman A. Kroeger, r. 135 Sec Kroeger Herman A. (W. & H. Kroeger), and grocer-


ies and liquors, NE cor Second and Natoma, r. 135 Second


Kroeger John H. (J. H. Heitmann & Co.), r. 944 Miss Kroeger W. & H. (William G. and Herman A. Kroeger), importers cigars and tobacco, 430 Jackson


Kroeger William G. (W. & H. Kroeger), r. 2 Park Av Kroehle Ernest F., r. 507 Montgomery


Kroehle Henry, proptr Hayes Valley House, 114 Hayes Kroenke Henry (Kroenke & Lutjens), r. NE cor Mis- sion and Twenty-sixth


Kroenke & Lutjens (Henry Kroenke and Herman W. Lutjens) , groceries and liquors, NE cor Mission and Twenty-sixth


Kroger C. F., Master Mariners' Benev. Assn, Druids' Hall


Kroger Edward, seaman, r. 10 Berry


KROGER FREDERICK, proptr California Plated Ware Factory, 15 Trinity, r. 619 Bush


Kroger George, captain schooner Champion, Pier 22 Steuart


Kroger Hans (South S. F. Packing and Provision Co.), r. Fifth Av, between L and M, South S. F.


Kroger Herman, oyster saloon, 405 Pacific, r. 622 Green Krogh Andrew, shipcarpenter, r. 5 Newell


Krogh Andrew Jr., carpenter, r. 2315 Mason, rear


Krogh Charles (Frostholm & Krogh), r. 207 Mont Av


Krogh Frederick W., carpenter Central Pac. R. R., r. Ahlborn House


Krogle Frederick cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, r. W s Potrero Av, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth Krohn Francis, jewelry boxmaker August H. Loch- baum, r. 339 Jessie


Krohn Gustav C. A., carpenter, r, 1429%% O'Farrell


Krohn John C., bookkeeper Ernest Essmann, r. 316 Ritch


Krohn. See Kron


Kroll Theodore, clerk Moritz Hüntzsch, r. NW cor Fell and Octavia


Kron Julius (Lindner & Kron), r. 729 McAllister


Kron Oscar J., clerk J. O. Rued, r. Oakland


Krone Alexander, bookkeeper Franks & Gray, r. 309 Jessie


Krone Dena, teacher music, r. 309 Jessie


Krone Frederick William, waiter, r. 1523 Powell Krone Julius, carpenter, r. 522 Taylor


Krone Louis, clerk G. J. Pinker, r. 309 Jessie


Kronenberg Eliza (widow), r. 726 Octavia


Kronenberg Frederick (Wannenmacher & Kronenberg) r. 542 McAllister


Kronquest M., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont- gomery


Kronholm Christian E., painter, r. 137 Townsend Kronholm J. S. Mrs., midwife, r. 309 Seventh


BEAMISH imports direct the latest Novelties, Scarfs, etc., etc.


HUTCHINSON & MANN, General Agents Paris Underwriting Association, (Marine), of Paris.


ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.


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Kronthal Henry (Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co.), r. 1517 Van Ness Av


Krook Charles A., stevedore, r. N s Dunn Alley


Krook Mauritz, porter Olympic Lodging House, 904 Kearny


Krook Mauritz L., master mariner, r. 1112 Kearny


Kroom Charles, seaman, r. NE cor Howard and Steu


Krooss Claus, clerk Ernst Klein, r. NW cor Folsom and Twenty-second


Kropp Charles, roofer, r. 31 Langton


Kropp Henry C., scroll sawyer, r. 31 Langton


Kropp John, storage clerk J. H. Mott & Co., r. 31 Langton


Kroscher Hugo J., salesman Frederick Schoeneman, r. 517 Kearny


Krouse Edward, plumber Fred Raisch, r. 22 Turk


Krouse Henry S., musician, r. 3046 Sixteenth


Krouse Samuel R., foreman L. and M. Sachs & Co., r. 3046 Sixteenth


Krouse Thomas, footman J. B. Haggin, r. 39 New Mont- gomery


Krouse Thomas E., wines and liquors, NE cor New Montgomery and Mission, r. 652 Howard


Krouse. See Kraus, Krauss and Krause


Kruckmann Fred., liquor saloon, SW cor King and Fourth


Kruckmeier William, carpenter, r. 512 Bush


Krüdener William (Krüdener & Koster) , r. 222 Leav


KRUDENER & KOSTER (William Krüdener and Henry Koster), groceries and liquors, SE cor Eddy and Leavenworth


Krueckel Andrew, barber Charles E. Rapp, r. 321 Green


Krueckel Charles (Krueckel & Elsasser), r. 321 Green KRUECKEL & ELSASSER (Charles Krueckel and Charles Elsasser), wines and liquors, SE cor Market and First


Krueckmann Frederick, bookkeeper Christian Hess, r. 326 Clementina


Krueger August C., leather manuf, r. W s Alabama, bet Twentieth and Twenty-first


Krueger Charles, laborer, r. 11 Pacific


Krueger Frederick, master mariner, r. 329 Broadway Krueger George (Krueger & Butterfield), r. 450 Jessie Krueger H,, r. 322 Guerrero


Krueger Joseph H., manuf walking canes, 769 Market, r. 643 Minna


Krueger Theodore, waiter, r. 619 Post


Krueger & Butterfield (George Krueger and Frederick L. Butterfield), carriagemakers, 1106 Howard


Krueger. See Kruger


Kruft Joseph, barkeeper Henry Grimm, r. 7%% Dike- man Place


Krug Frederick, brewer, r. 353 Eleventh


Krug William, sexton German Methodist Episcopal Church, r. 1902 Mission


Kruger August, clerk. r. 608 Sixth


Krüger August fruit peddler, r. 919 Filbert, rear


Kruger August; wood engraver, 611 Clay, room 7, r. 2 Winters' Lane


Kruger Charles, cigarmaker John Bollman & Co., r. 1215 Clay


Kruger Charles, merchant tailor, 225%% Montgomery Av Krüger L., r. Turk Street Hotel


Kruger Louis, cigars and stationery, 2246 Mission


Kruger Louis (Kruger & Hollings), r. SE cor Mason and Geary


Kruger William, molder Eureka Foundry, r. 317 Har


Kruger & Hollings (Louis Kruger and Henry Hol-


lings), groceries and liquors, SE cor Mason and Geary


Kruger. See Kroeger, Kreuger and Krueger.


Krukan Nicholas J., longshoreman, r. 317 Beale


Krull Ernest, dry goods and manuf fly paper, 1071 Bryant, r. 3 Decatur


Krull Ludwig, laborer, r. 1 August Alley


Krumbeck Christopher, teamster D. A. Macdonald & Co., r. 1709 Eddy


Krumbeck Diederich, teamster. r. 1103 Pierce


Krumdieck William E., barkeeper Peter Bruns, r. NW cor Third and Berry


Krummacher William B., bookkeeper, r. 204 Valencia Kruper Anton, barber, r. 409 Dupont


Kruse August, clerk John E. A. Helms, r. NW cor Stevenson and Seventh


Kruse Conrad, cooper, r. 5 Gerke Alley


Kruse Edward (Kruse & Euler), r. 620 Turk


Kruse Edward A., shipping clerk Kruse & Euler, r. 620 Turk


Kruse Frank H., teamster, r. Metcalf Pl, nr Laguna


Kruse Henry, expressman NW cor Sansom and Com- mercial, r. W s Collins, bet Point Lobos Av and St. Rose


Kruse Henry, shipcarpenter, r. 214 Francisco, rear Kruse John H. Mrs. (widow), r. 2016 Powell


KRUSE JOHN H., wood, coal, hay and grain, NE cor Harrison and Twenty-fourth


Kruse K., shipcarpenter, r. 12 Jackson


Kruse Louis, drayman James E. Gordon & Co., r. 108 Park Av


Kruse Louis J., r. 2016 Powell


Kruse Peter F., driver Chicago Brewery, r. Bush, bet Larkin and Hyde


Kruse William H., clerk Kruse & Euler, r. 620 Turk Kruse William S., stevedore, r. Quincy House


KRUSE & EULER (Edward Kruse, Emil Rohte and Bernard Kirchhoff), importers and wholesale grocers and commission merchants, 209-211 Front Kruttschnitt Augustus M., r. 1302 Powell


Krutz Matthew, carpenter, r. 622 Capp, rear


Krutzman W. S., r. 434 Fifth


Kryger Christian A., carpenter, r. NE cor Bush and Baker


Krynski L., wines and liquors, SE cor Eighteenth and Jessie


Krzyzanowski J. F., clerk, r. 323 Turk


Kshevaroff William, pastor Russian Church, r. 520 Greenwich


Kubbe William, butcher Henry Antz, r. 1429 Pine


Kube Theodore, repairer sidewalks, r. Turk Street Hotel


Kubie Annie Miss, saleswoman Jacobs & Glass, r. 625 Stevenson


Kucera Joseph, butcher, r. 732 Capp


Kuchel Lizzie Miss, teacher music, r. 1720 Jessie


Kuchel Louisa (widow), teacher French, r. 1720 Jessie Küchle Caroline Mrs., liquor saloon and lodgings, 530 Pacific


Kuchler Wilhelm, bartender S. Hoffman, r. SE cor Sacramento and Kearny


Kuchenmeister Gustave, confectioner, r. 1411 Folsom Kuchmeister August, bookkeeper A. Nicoll, r. 1234 Broadway


Kuchmeister Henry W., r. 1234 Broadway


Kuck Charles H., liquor saloon, 129 Clay, r. Oakland Kuck George, bartender, r. 9 Pacific


Kuck John D., laborer Albany Brewery, r. 75 Everett Kucking John (J. Schulz & Co.), r. NE cor Union and Mason


Kuebrich George, bottler Hoboken Brewery, r. 1436 Mission


Kuechler Gottlieb, cabinetmaker Massey & Yung, r. 649 Sacramento


Kuechler Martin, engraver Massey & Yung, r. 649 Sac Kuehlken James, drayman Eisen Bros., r. Concordia Hotel


Kuehn John, cutter Michael Short, r. 615 Post


Kuehn Victor (Weinoehl & Co.), r. 137 Thirteenth Kuehne Richard, druggist J. A. Bauer, r. 101 Post Kuehnel Matthias, shoemaker Isaac Lisman, r. 31 Third


Kuennecke Charles, capitalist, r. 14% Moss Kuennecke Henrietta (widow), r. 1412 Moss


Kuennecke William, clerk, r. 16 Sacramento Kuenzi J. R., turner Cameron & Hull, r. Oakland


Kuffner Bartholomew, brewer, r. 309 Chestnut


Kugler Gottlieb, porter Haås Bros., r. 313 Fell Kuh Augustus, r. 915 Greenwich


Kuh Emil, assayer Leopold Kuh, r. 915 Greenwich


KUH LEOPOLD, assayer and chemist, 611 Com- mercial, r. 915 Greenwich


Kuhirt Charles H., liquor saloon, S s Central Road, nr Golden Gate Park


Kuhl Erich, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r. 1203 Turk Kuhl Frederick G., reporter Daily Law Journal, r. 509 Washington


Kuhl Gustave (Hansen & Kuhl), r. 23%% Freelon


Kuhl Henry, jewelry-casemaker A. H. Lochbaum, r. 728% Howard


Kuhl Henry, cabinetmaker Indianapolis Chair Manu- facturing Co., r. 23% Freelon


Kuhl H. G. (White & Kuhl), r. Francisco, bet Leaven- worth and Hyde


Kuhl Jacob, bellhanger Flint & Peabody, r. 26 Pinck- ney Pl


Kuhl Jacob, teacher music, r. 1419 Webster


Kuhl John, porter D. R. Billings & Co., r. 1309 Stock Kuhl Louisa, (widow), r. 119 William


Kuhl Martin, waiter Emil A. Engelberg


Kuhl Marx (Kuhl & Langpaap), r. South Park House -


BULLOCK & JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street.


Steinway Superb Pianos at GRAY'S MUSIC STORE, 117 Post St.


Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.


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Kuhl & Langpaap) Marx Kuhl and Charles Lang- paap), proptrs South Park House, 530 Third Kuhlbach W., r. 428 Natoma


Kuhlemann August, miner, r. 1 Willow Av


Kuhlemann Henry, market, NE cor Eddy and Pierce, r. 1804 Ellis


Kuhling Anton, toolmaker, 549 Fifth


Kuhlin Edward, laborer Eureka Grain Warehouse, r. 188% Vandewater


Kuhlke John (Kuhlke & Elvin), r. SW cor Mission and Beale


Kuhlke & Elvin (John Kuhlke and Henry Elvin), wines and liquors, SW cor Mission and Beale


Kuhlmann Diederich, groceries and liquors, NW cor Fourth and Brannan, r. 502 Brannan


Kuhlmann George, seaman, r. 12 Jackson


Kuhlmann J., r. 512 Bush


Kuhlmann William, seaman, r. 12 Jackson


Kuhlmeyer Louisa, cigars and tobacco, 229 Third


Kuhls Elward G. F., bookkeeper Kohler & Frohling, r. 906 Vallejo


Kuhlwein Elizabeth, liquor saloon, 406 Dupont Kuhn Abraham, tailor, r. 526 Hayes


Kuhn August, r. 325 Twenty-second


Kuhn Charles, upholsterer Indianapolis Chair Manu- facturing Co., r. 271 Clara


Kuhn Claus, seaman, r. 127 Jackson


KUHN GEORGE, proptr Grand Central Hotel, 957-959 Market


Kuhn George, tailor, r. 2607 Clay


Kuhn Henry, wines and liquors, 609 Grove, r. 422 Grove


Kuhn James, steerage steward S. S. City of Chester, Oregon S. S. Co


Kuhn James, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Colima


Kuhn John, night watchman Washington Mills, r. 904 Powell


Kuhn Ludwig, brassfinisher, r. 1921 Mason


Kuhn Mariah J. (widow), r. 812 California


Kuhn Sarah E. (widow), r. 113 Stockton


Kuhn William, liquor saloon, N s Bush, bet Polk and Larkin, r. Austin, bet Larkin and Polk


Kuhn. See Kuehn


Kuhne Edward, show-casemaker, r. 10 Harlan Pl


Kuhne W., with Lachman & Jacobi, r. 18 First


Kulkon John, teamster, r. 907 Folsom


Kull John, helper Joshua Hendy, r. 119 William


Kull Theodore E., foreman job department Patrick J. Thomas, r. 1606 Post


Kullman August, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 403 Leavenworth


KULLMAN HERMAN (Kullman, Wagner & Co.), and wholesale boot and shoe manuf, cor Wash- ington and Drumm, office 45 Clay, r. 1417 Cali- fornia


Kullman Louis (Kullman & Armer), r. Lick House


Kullman Matilde Miss, saleswoman Joseph Meyer, r. 617 Post


Kullman Simon, bookkeeper Zadig & Weill, r. 718 Filbert


KULLMAN, WAGNER & CO. (H. Kullman, Charles Wagner, and Jacob Salz), dealers hides, leather, etc., and proptrs Pacific Tannery, office 43-45 Clay


KULLMAN & ARMER (Louis Kullman, and Max Armer), manufs cigars, and dealers tobacco, 306- 308 Sacramento


Kummerlander Richard, cooper Chicago Brewery, r. 1420 Pine


Kummrow Henry, cellarman Michael Deutsch, r. 242 Sutter


Kumpf George, butcher, r. NW cor Polk and Vallejo Kunath Oscar, artist, 632 Bush, r. 704 Powell


KUNER ALBERT, seal engraver and die sinker 611 Washington, r. 726 Gough


Kuner Rudolph, clerk Albert Mau & Co,, r. 726 Gough Kunigk Rudolph, laborer John Spaulding & Co., r. 847 Howard


Kunkler John E., physician, office and r. 514 Kearny Kuns S., student Barnard's Business College Kunte Theresa, domestic 1414 Sutter


Kuntz Charles, waterman, r. 622 Minna


Kuntz Jacob (Schulze & Kuntz), r. 314 Hayes Kuntz John, carpenter, r. 740 Folsom


Kuntze L., r. Prescott House


Kuntze Richard, with Dickson, De Wolf & Co., r. 740 Folsom


Kunz Henry, clerk Charles Meincke & Co., r. 1425 Howard Kunze Louisa (widow), r. 1518 Powell


Kunze Otto E., brush manuf, SE cor Mariposa and Mississippi


Kunze Theodore, carriage woodworker Isaac Pallard, r. 26 Turk


Kuper Charles, butcher 8-9 Grand Central Market r. 147 Ninth


Kuppe Hugo, laborer Union Soap Factory, S s Juniper, bet Harrison and Folsom


Kuppenheim Aaron, salesman Samuel Leszynsky & Brothers, r. 1027 Hyde


Kurlander Hannah Mrs., r. 734 Natoma, rear


Kurlbaum Hermann W., master mariner, r. 819 Jessie Kurpinski P. C., market, SW cor Precita Pl and Gun- nison Av, Bernal Heights


Kurr Frederick S., porter H. M. Newhall & Co., r. 32034 Ritch


Kurre Charles, porter, r. NW cor Beach and Broderick Kurth William, baker, r. 724 Mission


Kurts Gustavus, barkeeper, 775 Market, r. 430 Geary


Kurtz Adolph, groceries and liquors, SE cor Folsom and Twelfth


Kurtz Andrew, cigars and tobacco, 24 Clay


Kurtz Annie Mrs., music teacher, r. 142 Seventh


Kurtz Augustus M., druggist and chemist, SW cor Turk and Hyde, r. 522 Van Ness Av


Kurtz Ferdinand C. H., shoemaker, r. W s Tehama bet Norwich and Precita Av, Bernal Heights


Kurtz George, gilder Hausmann Brothers, r. 430 Geary Kurtzenberg Charles, tailor Manuel Erb, 246 Sixth Kurz Edward, laborer, r. 1010 Montgomery


Kurz John, baker Emil A. Engelberg, r. 418 Kearny Kurz Louis, bakery and confectionery, 215 Second Kurz William, cooper David Woerner, r. 1010 Mont Kusche Henry, salesman. r. 118 Perry


Kuschler Charles F., r. The Baldwin


Kusel John H., porter Gold and Stock Telegraph Co., r. 50 Louisa


Kusel Solomon A., manuf shirts and underwear, 806- 808 Valencia


Kuspert Harry, jeweler, r. SW cor Railroad and Six- teenth avs, South S. F.


Kuspert John, woodcarver, r. SW cor Railroad and Six- teenth avs, South S. F.


Kuss Charles J., teacher music, r. 1234 Mission


Kuss Edward, pianomaker C. R. Hall, r. 1613 Webster Kust Maud Miss, r. 142 Seventh


Kustel Alexis, master mariner, r. 411 %% Oak


Kustel Oscar, captain schr Excelsior, r. 2021 Webster Kuster Michael, tailor, r. 118 Virginia


Kuster John, seaman stm Onward, r. 8 Jackson


Kuster Louis, upholsterer, r. 11 Hollis


Kustermann William, cabinetmaker Andrew Geishak- er, r. 439 Sixth


Kutner Joseph, cigars and tobacco, 418 Hayes


Kutner Joseph, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 418 Hayes


Kutner Leopold (Kutner & Goldstein), r. 720 Octavia Kutner & Goldstein (Leopold Kutner and David Gold- stein), cigar manufs, 419 Battery


Kutnow Anna Miss, teacher German, r. 1113 Post


Kutnow August, stockclerk W. & I. Steinhart & Co., r. 1113 Post


Kutnow Herman, traveling agent S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co., r. 1113 Post


Kutnow John, clerk, r. 1113 Post


Kutnow Rosalia (widow), r. 1113 Post


Kutnow Sigismund, commercial traveler W. & I. Steinhart & Co., r. 1113 Post


Kutter Edward, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. 1229 Union


Kuttner Annie Miss, hairdresser, 819 Larkin


Kuttner Napthaly, stamping, 819 Larkin


Kutz Gabriel M. (G. M. Kutz & Co.), r. 539 McAllister Kutz G. M. & Co., money and stockbrokers, office 318 Montgomery


Kuzanick Leopold, coffee saloon, 407 Dupont, r. 409 Dupont


Kyle Charles R., clerk, r. 9 Harriet


Kyle Hannah (widow), r. 9 Harriet


Kyle R. B., stockbroker, office Pacific Stock Exchange, r. San Jose


Kyle Thomas, r. 718 Treat Av


Kylie M., rammer Superintendent of Streets


Kyne John, milkranch, N s Nineteenth, bet Eureka and Douglass


Kyne Patrick, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken, r. 559 Howard


Kyne Thomas A., porter O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 13 Geneva


Kyser Albert, printer, r. 13%% John


BEAMISH can afford to sell goods low-Imports direct.


HUTCHINSON & MANN, Agents Girard Insurance Co. of Philadelphia.


ANDERSON & RANDOLPH. Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.


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LA BERGE Frank, carpenter and builder, r. 1321 Jack- . son


La Berts Emil, naturalist, r. Lake Merced


La Blanc John, helper melter and refiner's depart- ment U. S. Mint, r. 2128 Bush


La Brie Godfroi, physician and surgeon, office and r. 1023 Mission


LA CAISSE GENERALE INSURANCE CO. (Paris) , Hutchinson & Mann agents, office 320-224 California


LA CONFIANCE INSURANCE CO. (Paris), Hutchinson & Mann agents, office 320-324 Cal


La Co te John, clerk John Bayle, r. Fifth Av, bet L and M, South S. F.


La Cruce Ignatio, bootblack, 2 Quincy Pl, rear


La Due James Conklin, clerk, r. 7 Montgomery Av, room 17


La Due M., miner, r. International Hotel


La Faille Jacob, r. 3014 Mission


La Faille Samuel, carpenter, r. Es Chapultepec, nr Coso Av, B. H.


La Farda Camille, r. 437 Minna


La Fleur Victor, boot and shoemaker, 427 Bush, r. 2 Potter


La Fontaine Fritz, opera singer, r. 1218 Jones


La Forge Albert B., mining, office 29 Merchants' Ex- change Building


La Grande Armory, SE cor New Montgomery and Minna, entrance 115 Minna


LA GRANDE LAUNDRY CO., E. P. White president. H. K. Moore secretary, Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom, office 648 Market


La Grange Mrs., r. 1237 Stockton


La Grange Ditch and Hydraulic Mining Co. (Stanis- laus Co., Cal.), Abraham Halsey secretary, office 314 Montgomery


La Grange Emil, bookkeeper, r. 612 Bush


La Grange Emily Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1602 Powell


La Grange Frederick, carpenter, r. 1602 Powell


La Grange Lewis Mrs., r 1532 Polk


La Grange Millard F., bookkeeper Atkinson, Doud & Co., r. 912 Pine


La Grange Oscar H., president Fairfax Mining Co., office 426 California, room 2, r. Palace Hotel


La Grange S. Ella Miss, assistant Bush Street Cosmo- politau Primary School, r. 914 Pine


La Grova Frank, bottler North Beach Brewery, r. NE cor Powell and Chestnut


La Lande Alice Miss, assistant Bush Street Cosmo- politan Primary School, r. 732 Sixteenth


La Malfa Joseph F., advertising agent, r. 850 Market La Marquis Mme., medium, 819 Howard


La Mott Mattie Miss, r. 424 'OFarrell


La Mott M. R. Mrs., r. 600 Bush


La Place Henry, ironer John Lacome, r. 1511 How


La Place Jules L., artist, r. 166 Clara


La Rose George A., cabinetmaker, 136 Fifth


La Salle Bathilda Miss, ironer Mrs. Amelia Genty, r. 725 California


La Salle Charles J., clerk freight department Central Pac. R. R., r. 513 O'Farrell


LA SCINTILLA (Italian weekly), J. F. Fugazi proptr, office 614 Washington


LA SOCIEDAD (Spanish semi-weekly), Frederico Epson proptr and editor, office 521 Green


LA SOLIDARITE FRENCH MUTUAL BEN- EFICIAL ASSOCIATION, office 729 Mont


La Tourrette Joseph R., bookkeeper George W. Smiley, r. 1138 Howard


La Vallie Ferdinand, clerk Southern Pac. R. R., r. 152 Seventh


La Velle Michael, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.


La Violette Charles F. G., clerk Davis Brothers, r. 715 Howard


LA VOCE DEL POPOLO, G. B. Cevasco pub- lisher and proptr, office 603 Washington


LA VOZ DEL NUEVO MUNDO, Felipe Fierro proptr and editor, office 625 Merch, rooms 14-15


Laackınann Charles (Hardee & Laackmann), r. 86 Ev- erett


Laauser Frederick, cooper, r. 1310 Natoma


Labalme Augustin, candy manuf, 609 McAllister Labande Jean. machine hand Cal. Cracker Co.


Labarbere John, liquor saloon, 36 Sacramento


Labarere Michel, French laundry, 1211 Howard


Labbe Louise Miss, dressmaker, r. SW cor Octavia and O'Farrell


Labbe Pierre, drayman Adrien G. Chauche, r. SW cor Octavia and O'Farrell


Label Heiman, stock clerk Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 1611 Post


Label Henry, fruits, SE cor O'Farrell and Taylor


Label Jacob, expressman, r. 174% Clara


Label Louis, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 147% Clara


Label Solomon, clerk Louis Abrahams, r. '212 Steuart Laberdier William, carpenter Albert Washburn, r. Twenty-fifth, bet Church and Dolores


Laberge Frank, carpenter Pac. Improvement Co.


Labhard Jean, proptr Union Nursery, N s Post, bet Central Av and Lyon


Labine Oliver, liquor and billiard saloon, 641 Com- mercial, r. 823 Montgomery


Labo Frank, dairyman John Anglade, r. N of Silver Av, nr Mission




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