The San Francisco directory: embracing a general directory of residents and a business directory : also, a directory of streets, 1879 , Part 159

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


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Mather Robert, leadcaster Painter & Co., r. 228 First Mather S. H. (Ludlum, Mather & Co.), r. Oakland


Matheron Jean, workman G. Venard, r. Vallejo, bet Kearny and Montgomery


Matheron John, liquors and cigars, E s Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada


Mathers John, clerk Abrams & Carroll, r. 8 Sherman Mathers Rosa (widow;, r. 716 Front


Mathers William, shipping clerk Abrams & Carroll, r. 8 Sherman


Matherson Andrew, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima Matherson J. T., r. Palace Hotel


Mathes Charles, groceries and liquors, NE cor Mason and Bush


Mathesius A. H., mechanical engineer Goss & Adams, r. 1619 Powell


Matheson Adam Mrs. (widow), r. 310 Ninth


Matheson Annie G. Mrs., assistant Fourth Street Pri- mary School, r. 1403 Folsom


Matheson C. H., captain schr Alice, Pier 2X2, Steuart Matheson Frederick, clerk, r. 1037 Mission Matheson James, r. Park Hotel


Matheson John, coachman NW cor Oak and Franklin Matheson Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 310 Ninth


Matheson Murdoch, carpenter. r. 629 Fell


Matheson. See Mathewson, Mathison, and Matthew- son


Mathews Barnard, hostler John Rogers & Co., r. NE cor Clipper and Diamond


Mathews Charles, captain ship Shirley, office Pier 11, Steuart


Mathews Charles, sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r. 1602 Pacific


Mathews Charles H., painter, 56 Tehama


Mathews D. W., jeweler Thomas Lundy


Mathews Edward, teamster Scott & Hall, r. 1419 Jack- son


Mathews George, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414 Francisco


MATHEWS HENRY E., secretary The Lick Trust, office 606 Montgomery, room 19, r. 2626 Sac Mathews J., r. 867 Market


Mathews James, extraman fire boat Gov. Irwin, S. F. F. D.


Mathews James, shoemaker T. Mathews, r. 1003 Bat Mathews John, laborer, r. 225% Eighth, rear


Mathews John H., butcher George Moock, r. 121 Fell


Mathews John M., commission merchant, 201 Davis, r. 538 Twenty-third


Mathews Margaret A., domestic 1518 Larkin


Mathews Mary A. Miss, r. 101 Leavenworth


Mathews M. E. Mrs., assistant Valencia Street Gram- mar School, r. 614 Capp


Mathews Patrick, employee Cosmopolitan Hotel, r. 1112 Bryant


Mathews Peter, dairy, SW cor Franklin and Union


Mathews Peter, with Selby Smelting and Lead Works


Mathews Sarah (widow), bakery and confectionery, 705 Laguna


Mathews Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 815 Battery, r. 1003 Battery


Mathews Thomas, clerk, r. 247 Perry


Mathews Thomas, speculator, r. 512 Mission .


Mathews W., butcher, r. 909 Kearny


Mathews William, student, r. 15 Hampton Pl


Mathews William H., conductor Market Street and Hayes Valley R. R., r. 1108 Steiner


Mathews. See Matthews and Mathues


Mathewson Horace G., conductor Market St. R. R., r. Second Av, bet Sixteenth and Guerrero


Mathewson J. A., student Barnard's Business College Mathewson John, foreman boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 9 Downey


Mathewson John Jr., boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 18 Downey


Mathewson Nelson, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 18 Natoma


Mathewson Nelson Jr., mattressmaker Samuel Beal, r. 18 Natoma


Mathewson Thomas, physician, office 619 Kearny, r. 610 Van Ness Av


Mathewson Thomas D., real estate agent, office 606 Montgomery, room 12, r. 1612 Washington


Mathewson W. A .. conductor ('entral R. R.


Mathewson William M., carpenter Fulton Iron Works, r. 709 Minna


Mathewson. See Matheson, Mathison, and Matthew- son


Mathey James, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery


Mathey Jules, waiter Mme Fleury, r. 1516 Powell, rear


Mathias George, milk ranch,S s Francisco, nr Steiner Mathiasen Arens T., watchman stm Relief, Jackson St. Wharf


Mathieson Grace Miss. assistant North Cosmopolitan Grammar School, r. 230 Green


Mathieson Jacob, soapmaker Union Soap Factory, r. Oakland


Mathieson William M., with J. C. Johnson & Co., r. 573 Bryant


Mathieu Alphonse (Mathieu & Maison), r. 630 Green Mathieu Alphonse, real estate, r. 708 Commercial


Mathieu Edward, with Masson Freres, r. 604 Vallejo Mathieu G. & Son (Gaston Mathieu Jr.) , watchmakers, 904 Market, and 3 Ellis


Mathieu Gaston (G. Mathieu & Son), r. 904 Market


Mathieu Gaston Jr. (G. Mathieu & Son), r. 904 Mar- ket


Mathieu G. P., seaman, r. Steuart Street House


Mathieu J. Jr., student Heald's Business College Mathieu Julien, r. 1419 Larkin


Mathieu Julien, jeweler G. Mathieu & Son, r. 904 Market


Mathieu Pierre, r. 736 Market


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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Mathieu & Maison (Alphonse Mathieu and Leon A. Maison) manufacturing jewelers, 15 Trinity


Mathinson Robert C. (McLaren & Mathinson), r. 622 Clay


Mathison Andrew C., bookkeeper A. Doble, r. 512% Natoma


Mathison Margaret (widow), r. 417 Minna


Mathison Thomas (Starr & Mathison), r. Berry, bet Fourth and Fifth


Mathison. See Matheson, Mathewson, and Matthew- son


Matich Michel, president Slavonic Illiric Soc., r. NE cor Davis and Washington


Matison John, waiter De Mill & Lautermilch


Matlock L. B., r. 407 O'Farrell


Matos Jose, deckhand stm S. M. Whipple


Matrari E., expressman, cor Front and Washington


Matrari Sammi, expressman, cor Front and Washing- ton


Matraza Sem, Italian Benev. Soc., 423 Washington


Matroni Augustin, hostler Joseph Barbieri, r. 515 Green


Matsen Nels, laborer, r. 10 Berry


Matson Adolph, seaman, r. 206 Steuart


Matson Andrew, coachman, 2120 Broadway


Matson James C., shoefitter S. W. Levy, r. 1 Polk


Matson John, fisherman. r. 12 Jackson,


Matson John, seaman, r. 823 Battery


Matson M., seaman, r. 206 Steuart


Matson Mary (widow), (Matson & Svenkeson), r. 134 Steuart


Matson Peter, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. China Matson Robert, coachman James C. Flood, 419 Ellis Matson W., r. 209 Post


Matson William, seaman, r. 443 First


Matson & Svenkeson (Mrs.Mary Matson and Ola Sven- keson), proptrs Western House, 132-134 Steuart


Matson. See Mattson and Madson


Matt Nicholas, r. 521 Pacific


Matt Joseph, cigarmaker Mayrisch Bros. & Co., r. 207 Montgomery Av


Matt Simon, brewer Grogan & Anstett, r. 725 Green Mattaly William, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW cor Sixteenth and Columbia


MATTAT CHARLES G. Jr., cigars and to- bacco, 316 Montgomery Av, r. 821 Greenwich


Matte Henry, carrier California Demokrat, r. 1526 Dup Mattei Antone, seaman, r. Western House


Matten Antoine, tanner Fran is Ymohl, r. bet Mission and San Jose Road, N Ocean House Road


Matten Louis, tanner Francis Ymohl, r. bet Mission and San Jose Road, N Ocean House Road


Mattenci Casimiro, fisherman, NE cor Vallejo and Front


Matter Charles, laborer S. Schwietzer, W s Potrero Av, bet Solano and Butte


Matter Michael, wood and coal, 1620 Stockton, r. 7 Jasper Pl


Matt rer Lewis, barber, r. Park Hotel


Matteres Joseph, bakery, 115 Oak


Mattern Herman, clerk, r. 8 John


Mattern John, shoemaker Charles Bender, r. 8 John Muttern Otto, mechanic, r. 8 John


Mattes John, liquor saloon, 208 Sutter, r. 435 Pine


Mattes John, carver P. Liesenfeld, r. 51 Stevenson


Matt son John, fireman California Mills, r. NE cor Howard and Spear


Matteson L. J., stage agent, office 4 New Montgomery, r. 22 Geary


Matteson William, seaman, r. Western House


Matthai John C. H., blacksmith, E s Mission, near Twenty-ninth


Matthai Mary E. (widow), r. 131 Turk


Matthai Richard, blacksmith, r. E s Mission, nr Twen- ty-ninth


Matthai William, cook William Duffey, r. 20 Lincoln Mattherson Jane (widow), r. 1228 Ellis


Matthew C. Mrs., student Barnard's Business College Matthew David, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1161 Howard


Matthew David Jr., machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1161 Howard


Matthew Robert, clerk N. S. Wirt


Matthews Arthur, engineer, r. 5:0 Third


Matthews Caroline L. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 33 Pleasant


Matthews Charles, carpenter Holland & Ruppel, r. 2 Park Pl


Matthews Charles, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 4, S. F. F. D.


Matthews Christian, weaver, r. 112 Valparaiso


Matthews Dana H., salesman I. M. Wentworth Boot and Shoe Co., r. 317 Ellis


Matthews David, foreman woolgrader Whitney & Web- stor, r. 3 Sheridan


Matthews Eliza Mrs., r. 540 Howard


Matthews Fannie A., domestic 626 Capp


Matthews Harvey, collector Golden Age Flouring Mills, r. 220 Eddy


Matthews Henry, real-estate, office 611 Clay, room 1, r. Oakland


Matthews Henry E., laborer, r. 33 Pleasant


Matthews James, boots and shoes, 527 Sacramento, r. 1226 Sacramento


Matthews James, clerk, r. 919 Pacific


Matthews James, foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 7 Hampton Pl


MATTHEWS JAMES, D. D., principal Uni- versity City College, r. S s Haight, bet Octavia and Laguna


Matthews James, millhand Horace Davis & Co., r. 919 Pac.fic


Matthews James E., oilfinisher Andrew Geishaker, r. Jessie, near Sixth


Matthews J. B., r. 314 Bush


Matthews John, fruits, 32 Turk


Matthews John, labcrer Rudolph J. Techau, r. 31 Minna


Matthews John M., physician, r. 510 Jessie


Matthews Joseph H., chief engineer Pacific Mail S. S. City of Panama, r. 763 Howard


Matthews Julius, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 54 Everett


Matthews Lawrence, deckhand stm C. M. Small, Green St. Wharf


Matthews Lawrence, laborer New City Hall, r. 4 % Bryant Av


Matthews Lee B., lieutenant night-inspector Custom House, r. 431 Second


Matthews Maria F. Miss, saleswoman Miss J. H. Ma- lone, r. 925 Market


Matthews Mary (widow), r. 1929 Jessie


Matthews Mary Miss, vice-principal South S. F. School, r. 1929 Jessie


Matthews May Miss, milliner, r. 713 Sanchez


Mathews Nellie M. Mrs., teacher music, r. 614 Capp Matthews Owen, laborer, r. 4 Bryant Av, rear


Matthews Patrick, laborer New City Hall, r. 10 Bryant Av


Matthews Peter, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Montgomery


Matthews Peter, laborer, r. S s Greenwich, nr Laguna Matthews S., shoemaker, r. 317 Ellis


Matthews Samuel, blacksmith's helper Morrison & Co., r. cor Dolores and Twenty-second


Matthews.Samuel, carriagetrimmer William Wertsch, r. 110 Sixth


Matthews Samuel D., contractor, r. 713 Sanchez


Matthews Thomas, laborer, r. 637 Broadway, rear


Matthews Thomas, molder Hope Iron Works, r. Ten- nessee, bet Mariposa and Solano


MATTHEWS WILLIAM, attorney at law, office 306 Pine, r. 14 Eddy, St. Ann's Building


Matthews William A., grain buyer, r. 614 Capp


Matthews William A., wor man U. S. Mint, r. 503 Howard, rear


Matthews William H., stonecutter, r. 906 Market


Matthews William R. (Matthews & Jewell) , r. Nucleus House


Matthews William S., stone yard, NE cor Central Av and Sutter, r. 6 Seymour Av


MATTHEWS & JEWELL (W. R. Matthews, and O. H. Jewell), real-estate agents, 51% Kearny Matthews. See Mathews


Matthewson William, boilermaker, r. Montgomery's Hotel


Matthewson. See Matheson, Mathison and Mathew- son


Matthey Robert, bakery, 1523 Mission


Matthias Gertrude (widow), r. 1609%Dupont


M tthias Louis W., electrotyper, r. 1609 12 Dupont


Matthies Herman, waiter Charles Mayer, r. 1934 1% Mission


Matthiesen Jesse, gardener C. Spreckels, 2027 Howard Matthiesen Matthias, shoemaker J. D. Youngclaus, r. 219 Twelfth


Matthiesen Matthias, boot and shoemaker, 640 Filbert, r. 923 Greenwich


Mattig Peter, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel


Mattingly Darius A., bookkeeper, r. 812 Kearny


Mattingly John, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 1316 Pacific


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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Mattingly John A., salesman Rountree & McClure, r. Oakland


Mattingly Richard C., collector Hanson, Ackerson & Co., r. cor Fourth and Jefferson, Oakland


Mattison John, r. 834 Vallejo, rear


Mattison Martin, seaman S. S Gussie Telfair, Main St. Wharf


Mattison Richard C., warehouseman F. B. Taylor & Co., r. 2511 Larkin


Mattoon E. F., driver Central R. R., r. 1027 Market


Mattoon Joseph H. (Mattoon & Danglada), r. 2223 Tayior


MATTOON & DANGLADA (Joseph H. Mattoon and Ignacio Danglada), ship and Custom House brokers, 502 Battery


Mattox Henry A., bookkeeper Anglo-Californian Bank (limited), r. 502 Bush


Mattsis John, seaman, r. 105 Clark


Mattson August, captain bark Harvest Home, Pier 5, Steuart


Mattson Olof, master mariner, r. 1913 Laguna Mattson. See Madson and Matson


Mattuilath Hugo, president Mattullath Manufactur- ing Co., office E s Eighth, bet Bryant and Harri- son, r. Palace Hotel


Matt illath Manufacturing Co. (cooperage), Hugo Mattullath president, office and factory E s Eighth, bet Bryant and Harrison


Matulich Alessandro (Mitchell & Matulich), r. SW cor Stockton and Pacific


Matu'ich Marco, cook Mitchell and Matulich, r. 683 Broadway


Matzdorff Moritz, liquors and tobacco, 629 Union Matzen James, baker, r. 45 Sacramento


Matzon J. August, Master Mariners' Benev Assn, office 305 East


Matzon William, Master Mariner's Benev. Assn, office 305 East


MAU ALBERT & CO. (Herman J. Sadler), im- poriers and wholesale grocers, 216-218 California Mau Andrew, bartender Charles W. Feldman, r. 14 O'Farrell


Mau Christopher, fruit, cigars and tobacco, 2401 Cal Mau Ernest (William F. Mau & Co.), r. 2324 Pacific Av Mau H. Albert (Albert Mau & Co.), r. 2324 Pacific Av Mau Henry, confectioner Westerfeld & Page, r. 745 Market


Mau William F. (William F. Mau & Co.), r. 2324 Pa- cific Av


MAU WILLIAM F. & CO. (Ernest Mau), whole- sale and retail grocers, 532-534 Market


Maubec Henry (A. E. Sabatie & Co.), r. 4 Burritt Mauc F., real estate and money broker, r. 320 O'Far


Mauer William F., carpenter Union Box Factory, r. 652 % Natoma


Mauerhan Conrad, gardener, r. 7123% Clementina


Maugare Stellario, tailor, r. 726 Vallejo


Maugein Fanny Mme,, ladies' hairdresser, 1324}% Polk Mauldin B. F., capitalist, office 207 Montgomery, r. Sacramento


Mauldin Hugh, salesman Anderson & Randolph, r. Grand H tel


Mauldin John, upholsterer Stimpson & Cahill, r. Treat Av, bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second, rear


Maume Johanna (widow), r. 5 Natoma


Maume Matthew B., collector S. F. Gas Light Co. r. 5 Natoma


Maun William, teamster, Presidio Reservation


Muunder M. C., housepainter, r. S s Lombard, bet Larkin and Polk


Maunder Philip, clerk, r. SE cor Bush and Pierce


Mauran Joseph R., civil engineer, office 533 Kearny, r. Oakland


Mauregeot Pierre, laborer. E. Artigues & Co., r. Fifth Av, bet Railroad Av and N, South S. F.


Maurer Charles J., clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 244 Shotwell


Maurer Clara T. Miss, assistant Bush Street Cosmopol- itan Primary School, r. 724 Sixteenth


Maurer Frank A., clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 724 Six- teenth


Maurer Frederick A., searcher records, r. 724 Six- teenth


MAURER LEO, proptr Columbia Hotel, 741 Mar- ket, r. 250 Stevenson


Maurer Peter, hairdressing saloon, 605 Mission, r. 652 12 Natoma


Mauri Andres (Mauri Brothers), r. 8 Wetmore Pl


Mauri Brothers (Joaquin, Andres, and Jose) , import- ers corks and corkwoods, 411 Sacramento


Mauri Joaquin (Mauri Brothers), r. Australia


Mauri Jose (Mauri Brothers), r. 8 Wetmore Pl


Maurice Eliza Mrs., glassware, 324 Third


Maurice William F., r. 68 Oregon


Maurice. See Morris Mauricio Alberti, laborer Joseph Brisco, r. Fell, bet Broderick and Devisadero


Maurin Jean, cook French Hospital, r. 824 Mont Maurin John B., hatter, 338 Fourth


Maurin Joseph, wagonmaker Baptist Lacaze


Maurin Jules, teacher French and science, r. 400 Geary Maurin P., French Zouves' Armory, 537 Sacramento


Mauritz George, laborer Lobos Square Packing House, r. N s Bay, nr Buchanan


Maury J. commodore Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio Mauser Albrecht, driver Bay Brewery, r. 736 Brannan Mausier M., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and Morton


Mausshardt Charles, miller H. Westerfeld, cor Minne- sota and Nevada


Mausshardt Conrad, r. 623 Fell


Mautalen Charles, bootmaker George Hepp, r. 442 Green


Mautz Albert, salesman Ernest Essmann, r. 723 Bush Mavricich Frank, Austrian Benev. Soc., 71 New Mont Mavrocordato Martin, fisherman, r. 898 Front


Mawdsley George, r. 1 Gardner Alley


Mawer Joseph, waiter G. Tabers, 216 Ninth


Max D., Hebrew Benev. Soc., 643 Sacramento


Max George, painter, r. 48 Ritch


Max Hermann, seaman, r. 14% Gilbert


Maxaner George, shoemaker, 1511 Mason


Maxcy Lena, domestic 603 Treat Av


Maxey Frederick, painter, r. 48 Minna


Maxfield Edward, driver N. B. and Mission R. R.


Maxfield George, seaman, r. 423 Fremont


Maxfield George L., organbuilder John Bergstrom, r. E s Prospect Av, near Esmeralda


Maxfield George R., second officer S. S. Ancon, r. SH cor Harrison and Fremont


Maxfield Isabella (widow), furnished rooms, 204 Mo- Allister


Maxfield Levi, blacksmith, N s Silver Av, University Mound


Maxsala Nicola, Italian Benev. Soc., 423 Washington Maxson Frank (Crystal Soda Water Co.), r. SE cor Bush and Broderick


Maxwell Alice (widow), r. 1911 Stockton


Maxwell Andrew, waiter, r. 10 Hubbard


Maxwell Edward, painter, r. Golden Gate Hotel


Maxwell Fred, salesman Carlson & Currier, r. 419 Sut Maxwell George F. extraman Hook and Ladder No. 2.


S. F. F. D., r. 1911 Stockton


Maxwell George H., shorthand reporter Brown & Maxwell, r. 712 Shotwell


Maxwell George R., clerk First National Gold Bank of San Francisco, r. 257 Twelfth


Maxwell J. J., with R. G. Dun & Co., r. Oakland


Maxwell John, carpenter, r. 721 Natoma


Maxwell John, porter James O'Hanlon, r. 1911 Stock


Maxwell M. Miss, assistant Shotwell Street Primary School


Maxwell Patrick, blacksmith, 257 Twelfth


Maxwell Peter, laborer Clipper Restaurant, r. 524 Mission


Maxwell Richard T., physician, office and r. 135 Kear Maxwell Thomas, carpenter, 327 Turk, r. 13 Van Ness Av


Maxwell Wesley, painter, r. 911 Harrison, rear


Maxwell William, porter Kline & Co., r. 1911 Stockton Maxwell William A. (Brown & Maxwell), and official shorthand reporter Probate Court, office 604 Mer- chant, room 13, r. 3 Glen Park Av


Maxwell William J., engineer, r. 126 Eighth


May Alfred, boots and shoes, 416 Third, r. 159 Silver May Andrew, laborer, r. NE cor Illinois and Shasta May Anton, cigar factory, 1050 Howard, rear


May Belle Mrs., instructress Wheeler & Wilson Manuf Co., r. 603 Bush


May C. D. T., carpenter, r. 907 Folsom


May David, engineer Sutter St. R. R., r. International Hotel


May Edward, bookkeeper Livingston & Co., r. 433 Geary


May Edward. peddler, r. 12 Moss


May Frank B., bookkeeper J. C. Johnson & Co., r. 603 Bush


May Fulton H., engineer, r. 336 Vallejo


May G., driver Potrero and Bay View R. R. May George, clerk, r. 22 Geary


BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Furnishings.


HENRY STEIL, ARTIST TAILOR, Occidental Hotel, 237 Bush Street.


Fine Scarfs and Neckties at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.


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May George B., r. 1313 Taylor


May Gerard, clerk William J. Newman, r. 1415 Stock


May Gustave, plumber and gasfitter, r. 2031 Mission


May Henry, inspector Custom House, r. 435 Bryant


May John, clerk Adolph Grieser, r. Octavia, bet Ful- ton and McAllister


May John, expressman, r. 424 Brannan


May John, solicitor, Golden Eagle Hotel


May Joseph (Livingston & Co.), r. Europe


May Josephine (widow), furnished rooms, 758 Har- rison


May Louis (Bach & May), r. 2031 Mission


May Magdalene (widow), r. 1916 Buchanan


May Nancy E. (widow), r. E s Fair Oaks, bet Twenty- third and Twenty-fourth


May Prosper (Prosper May & Co.), r. 22 Montgomery MAY PROSPER & CO., jobber and wholesale liquors, 33 Sutter


May R. J., mining secretary, r. The Baldwin


May Rosie, dressmaker Mrs. M. V. O. Kendall, r. 117 Mason


May Solomon, manager Golden Gate Laundry, r. 2031 Mission


May W., r. 313 Ninth


May William, butcher William Wetzel, r. 325 Twenty- second


May William, housepainter, r. Turk St. Hotel


May William B. (Snow & May), r. 1114 Clay


May & Bach (Louis May and Isaac Bach), proptrs Golden Gate Laundry, Sixteenth, bet Second Av and Valencia


Mayar Peter, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier 10, Steuart


Maybell John, r. 19 Hollis


Maybell Stephen, machinist, r. Fairmount tract, nr School House


MAYBELLE CONSOLIDATED MINING CO.


(Bodie, Mono Co., Cal.), George A. Holden sec- retary, office 310 Pine, room 27


Mayberry Hall, 2419 Mission


Mayberry John L., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 5 Mason


Mayberry J. W., builder, r. 418 Capp


Mayberry. See Maybury


Maybery Charles M., janitor Armory Block, r. 108 Tehama, rear


Mayblum Moritz, capitalist, office 218 Battery, r. 1353 Post


Mayborn Mary J. Mrs., assistant Denman Grammar School, r. 320 12 Ritch


Maybury Richard, shipcarpenter Middlemas & Boole, r. 310% Waller


Maybury. See Mayberry, and Maybery


Mayel Benno, cook, r. 812 Jackson


Mayenburk J., upholsterer, r. 34 Mary


Mayer Abraham, bookkeeper Frank & Co., r. 568 Min Mayer Albert M. S., bookkeeper Centennial Planing Mill, r. 117 Taylor


Mayer Amadeo J.,engineer Cutting Packing Co.,r. 668 Mission


Mayer A. S., waiter, r. NE cor Fifth and Brannan


Mayer August, market, SW cor Howard and Fifteenth, r. 431 Hayes


Mayer Bernhard, teamster George Mayer


Mayer Caroline (widow), r. 721 Broadway


Mayer Charles, baker, r. 609 Jackson


Mayer Charles (California Cloak and Suit Manuf Co.), and cloaks and suits, 145 Post, r. 820 Guerrero


MAYER CHARLES, oyster and chop house, Grand Central Market, r. 411 Grove


Mayer Charles, oyster house Mission Market, SE cor Mission and Sixteenth, r. 560 Minna


Mayer Charles, tailor J. Wisluzil, r. 406 Stockton Mayer Charles Jr., clerk Charles Mayer, r. 411 Grove Mayer Charles A. T., bookkeeper Charles Mayer, r. 820 Guerrero


Mayer Charles C., salesman A. Glootz, r. 1221 Clay


Mayer Christopher C., cooper S. Lachman & Co., r. Fourteenth Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.


Mayer Emil, bookkeeper Bay Sugar Refinery, r. 1221 Clay


Mayer Emil, office 123 California, room 39, r. 504 Bush Mayer Fanny Miss, r. 603 Polk


Mayer Frank, laborer Hansa Hotel, r. 429 Bush


Mayer Frederick, restaurant, Railroad Av, bet Four- teenth and Fifteenth avs, South S. F.


Mayer Frederick K., receiving clerk New City Hall, r. 13 Washington Av


Mayer George, r. 1142 Mission


Mayer George, teamster, office 301 California, r. 530 Seventeenth


Mayer Gustavus W. Rev., teacher German University City College, r. 2217 Sixteenth


Mayer Henry (Mayer & Hirshfeld), r. 233 Oak


Mayer Henry, captain schr Veto, India Dock


Mayer Henry, clerk Solomon Kohlman, r. 7 Seventh


Mayer Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Broadway and Ohio


Mayer Henry L., assistant engineer Clay Street Hill R. R., r. 1222 Jackson


Mayer Isidor H., bookkeeper Miller & Eaton, r. Occi- dental Hotel


Mayer Jacob, Swiss Benev. Soc., 51% Kearny


Mayer James C., engineer, r. 12 Rincon Av


Mayer J. H., blacksmith, r. Brun's Hotel


Mayer John (Missler & Mayer), r. 519 Greenwich


Mayer John, waiter The Baldwin, r. 405 Stevenson


Mayer John L., blacksmith Andresen Bros., r. 933 Mission


Mayer Joseph," moneybroker, 312 California, r. 29 Dupont


MAYER JOSEPH, organ manuf, 127 Page


Mayer Joseph, tinsmith and plumber, 669 Howard, r. 907 McAllister


Mayer Joseph E., soliciting agent, r. 1057 % Folsom


Mayer Jules (E. G. Lyons & Co.), r. 605 Eddy


Mayer Leman S., salesman Bachman Bros., r. 837 Mc- Allister


Mayer Leon, jeweler, r. 318 Sixth


Mayer Leopold, clerk County Tax Collector, r. 1430 Ellis


Mayer Marcus (Galinger & Mayer), r. 528 Turk


Mayer Marks, confectioner, r. 621 Ellis


Mayer Mary (widow) , r. 256 Perry


Mayer Matthew, tailor, r. ) 1511 Mason


Mayer Michael, farmer, r. 609 Jackson


Mayer Nathan (Sikes, Mayer & Lachman), r. Lick House


Mayer N. J., r. 1 Hardie Pl


MAYER PHILIP, groceries and liquors, NW cor Eleventh and Natoma


Mayer Rudolf, shirtmaker, 14 Dupont, rear


Mayer Rudolphe, wood and coal, 256 Perry


Mayer Samson, upholsterer, r. 568 Minna


Mayer Samuel, clerk Samuel Lorie, r. 907 McAllister


Mayer Samuel, groceries and liquors, 721 Broadway


Mayer Samuel Jr., butcher Julius Koppel, r. 721 Broadway


Mayer Samuel D., surveyor Commercial Union Assur- ance Co., office 221 Sansom, r. Palace Hotel


Mayer Simon, ex public administrator, office 636 Clay, r. 1022 Larkin


Mayer Wendelin, proptr Pioneer Exchange, SW cor California and Montgomery, r. 613 Powell


Mayer William, r. 2215 Post


·Mayer William, bootblack Nicolai Iverson, r. Waldo House


MAYER & HIRSCHFELD (Henry Mayer and Peter Hirschfeld), merchant tailors, 20 Mont


Mayer. See Maier, Meier, Meyer, Mier, and Myer


Mayerhafer Peter, with Wannenmacher & Kronenberg, r. 225 Fulton


Mayerhofer Hannah (widow), r. 3 Yerba Buena Mayerhofer Walter F., clerk, r. 3 Yerba Buena


Mayers A. & Co., dealers fractional shares mining stock, 240 Montgomery, room 7


Mayers A. L., capitalist, r. 1136 Oak


Mayers Alexander, cigarmaker, r. 568 Minna Mayers Alfred (A. Mayers & Co.), r. Oakland


Mayers Benjamin, salesman Julius Samuels, r. 11 Oak


Mayers David L., clerk, r. 11 Oak


Mayers Henry, watches, diamonds and jewelry, 205 Montgomery


Mayers John, boots and shoes, 1712 Leavenworth


Mayers Joseph J., gluemaker Cal. Glue Works, r. Es De Haro bet Sixteenth and El Dorado


Mayers Morris, window glass, 716 Washington, r. 3031 Sixteenth


Mayers Phillip, collector, r. 111 Hayes


Mayers Rachel Miss, assistant Eighth Street Primary School, r. 3031 Sixteenth


Mayers Robert, watches and jewelry, 213 Kearny, r. Lombard Pl, bet Stockton and Powell


Mayers Robert W., stationery and fancy goods, 1646 Polk, r. Lombard Pl, bet Stockton and Powell


Mayers. See Meyers and Myers


Mayes George, oyster and chop house, 40-42 Califor- nia Market, r. 1018 Sutter


Mayfair Harry, clerk, r. 709 Polk Mayfield Abraham, capitalist, r. 15 Harriet


BEAMISH'S Shirts-Instructions for Self-measurement on Application.


HUTCHISON & MANN. 322 and 324 California, and 302 Sansome Sts., Agents of La Caisse Generale Insurance Co., Paris, France.




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