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Powers Thomas, conductor Omnibus R. R.
Powers Thomas, coremaker Industrial Iron Works, r. 30 Tehama
Powers Thomas, longshoreman, r. 212 Broadway
Powers Thomas, lumber dealer, r. 8 Welsh
Powers Thomas, salesman Cohnreich Bros., r. 425 Post
Powers Thomas, silverplater, r. 429 Clementina
Powers Thomas F., r. 1614 Buchanan
Powers Thomas J., market, 136 Hayes, r. 206 VanNess Av
Powers Walter, fireman, r. 317 Duncan
Powers W. H., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Powers William, barber Edward McCormick, r. 103 First
Powers William, boilermaker Risdon I. and L.Works, r. Prospect P1, Bernal Heights
Powers William, cooper, r. 509 Washington
Powers William, laborer Eureka Grain Warehouse, r. 511 Mission
Powers William, laborer, r. E s Potrero Av, nr Six- teenth
Powers William, laborer, r. E s Lundy Lane, bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Powers William, longshoreman, r. 18 First
Powers William, speculator, r. 560 Mission
Powers William B .. cook Western Hotel, r. 168 Clem
Powers William J., medical student, r. 921 Jones
Powers & Deane (John Powers and William A. Deane),
groceries and liquors, NE cor Twentieth and Stevenson
POWERS & WILDER (George H. Powers and A. M. Wilder), oculists, aurists, and laryngoscopists, 215 Geary
Powley Edward, barber, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Powley Joseph, engineer Knoechel & Brand. r. Hel- vetia Hotel
Powning Joseph, salesman Cal. Powder Works, r. 644 Fell
Powning Thomas, carpenter, r. 2 Morel Pl Powning William A., r. 644 Fell
Poznanskey Sol, merchant, r. Overland House
Pozzi Peter (Gorla & Pozzi) , r. 631 Broadway
Prace L., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and Morton
Pracht A. Mrs., confectionery, 703 Hyde
Pracht August, carpenter, r. 703 Hyde
Pracht Ida (widow), r. 1215 Bush
Pracht Max, salesman Neville & Co., r. 2118 Union
Pracy Eugene, waiter J. T. Henry, r. 7 Stockton
Pracy George T., capitalist, r. N s Twenty-third, bet Chattanooga and Church
Praeffer Charles, engineer, r. North German House Prag Conrad, merchant (Centerville), r. 1021 Post Prag Daniel W., tinsmith Martin Prag, r. 816 Filbert Prag George W., clerk, r. 816 Filbert
Prag Martin, stoves and tinware, and manuf hydraulic and artesian well pipes, 125 Clay, r. 816 Filbert Prag Mary Mrs., assistant Girls' High School, r. 1021 Post
Prager Abraham J., dry goods and clothing, 827-829 Kearny, r. 1825 Market
Prager Lesser, salesman Abraham J. Prager, r. 1825 Market
Prager Louis, employee Washington Brewery, SE cor Taylor and Lombard
BEAMISH, Shirt Manufacturer, Nucleus Building, Market, cor. Third.
Home Insurance Company of Columbus, Ohio; HUTCHINSON & MANN, Agents, north-east cor. California and Sansome Sts.
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ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
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Prages Theresa (widow), r. 6 Washoe Pl
Praget Andrew, machinist E. Girardin
Pragge Adolph, employee Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 506 Ninth
Prahl Emil, clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., r. Alameda Prahl Henry, tailor William Kaiser, r. 1918 Buchanan
Prairo John M., blacksmith Fulton Iron Works, r. Oakland
Prange Richard, clerk Peter Hirschfield, r. 4 Virginia Prasho John, hostler P. Hennessey, r. 765 Miss
Prasser Henry, carpenter Pacific Improvement Co., r. Oakland
Prather J. M., capitalist, r. 27 Geary .
Prato G. B., Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423 Broadway Pratley Richard, bricklayer, r. 519 Jessie
Pratorus Sophia, ladies' nurse, r'. 11 Welsh
Pratt Adelbert F., watchman Woodward's Gardens, r. 534 Folsom, rear
Pratt Annie A. Mrs., r. 26 Laurel Pl
Pratt Annie E., teacher, r. 951 Mission
Pratt Arthur, r. 1716 Hyde
Pratt August D., butcher James G. Shyne, r. Central Pacific Hotel
Pratt Blanche M. Miss, teacher Davis V. F. Sewing Machine Co., r. Oakland
Pratt Charles, laborer, r. 621 East
Pratt Charles S., machinist Haskell & Bode, r. 434%% Tehamna
Pratt Curtis N., hackdriver City Hall Stables, NE cor Tyler and Leavenworth, r. 567 Stevenson
Pratt Edward, laborer Francis Lar oche, r. NE cor Sixth Av and M, South S. F.
Pratt Edward S., furnished rooms, 17 Dupont
Pratt Elijah S., clerk J. H. Bailey, r. 830 Union
Pratt Frank E., mailing clerk Golden Era, r. 410 Min
Pratt Frank M., telegraph operator, r. 365 Jessie
Pratt Frederick, butcher, r. 446 Brannan Pratt George, r. 443 Minna
Pratt George, printer, r. 6 Thompson Av
Pratt George C., mining secretary, office 25 Nevada Block, r. Oakland
Pratt George W., longshoreman. r. 134 Folsom, rear
Pratt Henry G., carpenter and builder, 51 Clay, r. 567 Howard
Pratt Henry W., gunmaker H. H. Wilson & Son, r. 13% Tay
Pratt H. H. Miss, r. 839 California
Pratt J., deckhand sun City of Stockton, Washington St. Wharf
Pratt James, printer, r. 951 Mission
Pratt James N., druggist, 7 Stockton, r. 995 Market
Pratt J. C., clerk Archibald C. Stoddart, r. 8 Central Pl
Pratt Jesse, painter, r. 9034 Shotwell, rear
Pratt J. F., aid U. S. Coast Survey, office 214 Stockton, r. 122 Taylor
Pratt John L., sawyer D. A. Macdonald & Co., r. 325 Main
Pratt Julius H., seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Pratt Leonidas E. (Pratt & Metcalfe), r. 130 Tyler Pratt Leroy, r. 809 Valencia
Pratt Levi O., oysters, 11 Ellis, r. 108 Stockton
Pratt Marietta (widow), lodgings, 923 Washington Pratt M. K. Mrs., r. 404 Eddy
Pratt Orville C., r. Occidental Hotel
Pratt Percy Mrs., r. 404 Eddy
Pratt Robert F., bookkeeper Golly & Uhl, r. 951 Miss Pratt S. K., poultry, 541 Merchant, r, 539 Merchant Pratt Thomas, dredger, r. 60 First
Pratt Timothy, helper Joshua Hendy, r. 34 Tehama Pratt William, carpenter, r. 43 Russ
Pratt William A., salesman Gutta Percha and Rubber Manuf. Co., r. 405 Powell
PRATT & METCALFE (Leonidas E. Pratt and James B. Metcalfe), attorneys at law, office 230 Montgomery, rooms 20-22 Pratto Angelo, gardener, r. 407 Filbert
Pratto Antonio, laborer, r. 407 Filbert
Pratty Peter, laborer New City Hall
Pray B. P., engineer, r. 613 Mission
Pray Frank P., salesman A. Roman & Co., r. 1708 Geary
Pray Le Roy, carpenter, r. 127 Jackson
Prayshaw Robert, Weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac- tory, Black Point
Prazzo John, barber, r. 8 Pollard Pl
Preble Charles B. (Preble & Co.), r. 1913 Jessie
Preble Charles S. (Preble & Co.), r. Fiji Islands
Preble Charles S., bookkeeper Preston & Mckinnon, r. 306 Third
Preble Ella, artist, 506 Third
Preble Francis, stairbuilder Jesse & Drew, r. 506 Third
Preble Frank E., bookkeeper Spear, Meade & Co., r. 2324 Fillmore
Preble Harry R., clerk ticket auditor's office Central Pac. R. R., r. Oakland
Preble James W., seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Preble L., teamster, r. 636 Commercial
Preble Pearson N., agent Merchants' Tow Boat Line, office 271 East, r. 908 McAllister
Preble William H., contractor and builder, r. 1707 Jessie
Preble & Co. (Charles B. and Charles S. Preble), proptrs Cal. Cider Works, 218 Davis
Precht Arthur, r. 423 Bush
Precita Valley House, Henry Horstmann proptr, SW cor Mission and Thirtieth
Preece Albert R., clerk secretary Central Pac. R. R., r. Alameda
Prefer Charles, engineer Bloch & Davidson, r. NE cor Eighth and Brannan
Prefost Peter, cabinetmaker J. B. Luchsinger & Son Pregel August, metalspinner W. K. Vanderslice & Co., r. 1510 Turk
Prelato Francis T. Rev., chaplain St. Ignatius College, 841 Market
Prendergast Dennis, stockbroker, r. 1020 Twenty-first Prendergast John, plumber William D. Hobro, r. 150634 Folsom
PRENDERGAST JOHN VERY REV., vicar general of San Francisco, r. 628 California
Prendergast Patrick, groceries and liquors, 228 Folsom Prendergast. See Pendergast
Prindigan Thomas, boilermaker McAfee Boiler Works, r. cor Twenty-fourth and Alabama
Prentice Alonzo T., carpenter, r. 17 Priest
Prentice Edward H., clerk general freight office Cen- tral Pac. R. R., r. 310 Stockton
Prentice Ellen Miss, r. 606 Hayes
Prentice Frederick A., clerk freight department Cen- tral Pac. R. R., r. 611 Harrison
Prentice Henry, r. 624 California
Prentice James, plumber Morrow & Bordwell, r. 2510 Bush
Prentice Manuel, seaman S. S. Idaho, r. 1511> Stock Prentice Merrill, machinist, r. 532 Jessie
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Prentice Thomas, carpenter, r. 17 Priest
Prenveille Eugene, painter, r. 1 Graham Pl
Prossbey Harry, engineer, r. Overland House
PRESBYTERIAN BOARD PUBLICATION,
Rev. Frederick E. Shearer agent, 757 Market
Presbyterian Chinese Mission, 800 Stockton
Presbyterian Chinese Women's Home, 933 Sacramento Prescott Annie M. Miss, assistant Potrero School, r. 706 California
Prescott Arlotta (widow) . r. 1217 Filbert
Prescott Cassandre A. (widow), r. 624 Capp
Prescott Charles J. (Prescott & Sanborn), r. 314 Fre- mont
Prescott Danforth, watchman New U. S. Appraiser's Building, r. 523 Kearny
Prescott Dorcas S. Miss, assistant Turk Street Prima- ry School. r. 706 California
Prescott George W. (Prescott, Scott & Co.), r. Palace Hotel
Prescott George W. Jr., gardener, r. cor. Twenty- ninth and Church
Prescott Hattie N., teacher music, r. 110 Turk, rear PRESCOTT HOUSE, Otto F. Becker proptr, SW cor Montgomery Av and Kearny
Prescott James G. (S. F. Box Factory), r. 1116 Leav Prescott J. F., artist, r. SW cor Vallejo and Laguna Prescott John, millhand S. F. Box Factory, r. Chatta- nooga, bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Prescott John S., laborer United States Restaurant, r. 640 Minna
Prescott Loring, clerk Jonathan Hunt & Son, r. 20 Rincon Pl
Prescott Marie Miss, actress California Theatre, r. Palace Hotel
PRESCOTT, SCOTT & CO. (George W. Pres- cott, Irving M. Scott, and Henry T. Scott), proptrs Union Iron Works, NE cor First and Mission
PRESCOTT & SANBORN (Charles J. Prescott and Albion I. Sanborn), proptrs California Mills, NW cor Howard and Spear
Presentation Convent, W s Powell, bet Greenwich and Lombard
Presho James (James Presho & Co.), r. Oakland
BULLOCK & JON.ES, 105 Montgomery St., Importers Martin's Canes and Umbrellas.
HENRY STEIL, ARTIST TAILOR, Occidental Hotel, 237 Bush Street.
Boys' Clothing at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
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PRESHO JAMES & CO., commission merchants, 124 Clay
Presho Robert W., policeman City Hall, r. Michigan Potrero
Presidio Brewery, Frank Schneider proptr, 1526 Pa- cific Av
Presidio House, F., Weisenborn proptr, NE cor Green- wich and Lombard
Presidio Railroad Co., Albert Miller secretary, office 22 California, rooms 7-8
PRESIDIO RESERVATION, W of Lyon, three miles from City Hall
Presington Edward, cook, r. 102 Powell
Press Frederick, waiter Henry Hoesch, r. 5% Monroe
Press Thomas D., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of Panama
Presson George R., bookkeeper Main & Winchester, r. 203 Powell
Preston Albert W. (Gibson & Preston), r. St Helena, Napa Co.
Preston Denzel C., lumber surveyor, office Pier 5, Steu Preston Edgar F. (Cowdery & Preston), attorney at law, office 534 California, r. 10 Monroe
Preston Edward, furniture and carpets, 10 Fourth, r. 764 Mission
Preston H. S., r. 321 Pacific
Preston John, longshoreman, r. 129% Welsh
Preston John, machinist Thompson & Evans, r. W s Mariposa, bet York and Florida
Preston Margaret M. (widow), r. 17 Van Ness Av
Preston Otis J. (Preston & Mckinnon), r. 1431 Miss
Preston Robert J., copyist California Theatre, r. 1003 Vallejo
Preston William, laborer James Fitzsimmons, r. 49 Everett
Preston William, salesman E. H. Jones & Co., r. 506 Ellis
PRESTON & McKINNON (Otis J. Preston and John J. Mckinnon) , lumber dealers, Pier 5, Steuart Pretorious Frederick (Pretorious, Trowbridge & Co.), r. 9 Pearl
PRETORIOUS, TROWBRIDGE & CO. (Fred- erick Pretorious, George Tyler Trowbridge, and John Conrad Lemmer), boilermakers, 141-143 First
Pretti A., restaurant, NE cor Jackson and Buchanan Prettijohn Charles, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. Columbia, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third Preuss Joseph, laborer Cal. Pickle Factory, r. cor Kearny and Union
Preve Guiseppe, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Prevost Ann, domestic NE cor Bdwy and Buchanan Prevost Augustine W., assistant superintendent House of Correction
Prevost Augustine W. Mrs., matron House of Cor- rection
Prevost Thomas L., carpenter, r. 529 Valencia
Price Alfred (Price & Co.), r. 1107 Folsom
Price Alonzo S., stonecutter, 951 Mission
Price Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 110 Sixth
Price Benjamin, stockbroker, office 116 Leidesdorff, room 3, r. 515 Tyler
Price Charles H., clerk W. J. Fisher & Co., r. 526 Geary
PRICE CHARLES M., druggist, SE cor Bush and Pierce
Price Dora (widow), r. 30 Pearl
Price Edward, r. 419 Kearny
Price Edward, joiner, r. 2909 Sacramento
Price Edward J., painter, r. W s Tehama, bet Norwich and Precita Av, Bernal Heights
Price Elizabeth Mrs., medium, 119% Sixth
Price Emma, domestic 1607 Pacific Av
Price George, clerk Mrs. H. Hahn, r. 515 Tyler
Price Henry F., salesman F. Chevalier & Co., r. 518 Oak
Price H. H., r. Park Hotel
Price Hugh, tailor H. Harmon, r. 727 Clementina
Price I., clerk George W. Smiley, r. 515 Tyier
Price James, cigarmaker, r. 329 Fourth, rear Price James, laborer, r. 19 Sherwood Pl
Price James, liquor saloon, S s Lombard, nr Sansom Price James K., porter Son Brothers, r. Oakland Price John, actor, r. 15% St. Mary
Price John, barber Charles S. Stern, r. 1020 Pacific Price John, carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. 16 Prospect Pl
Price John C., proptr Rising State Boarding House, 109 Vallejo
Price John M., with C. J. Hawley & Co., r. cor Leaven- worth and Eddy
Price Lawrence, laborer, r. 34 De Boom
Price Lennies S., machinist E. Moreau, r. 41014 Na- toma
Price Leon, clerk Nast & Greenzweig, r. 515 Tyler Price L. S., r. 328 Bush
Price Margaret (widow), r. 52 Everett
Price Michael, cutlery, 415 Kearny, r. 305 Chestnut
Price Michael Jr., cutler, r. 305 Chestnut
Price Oscar, deckhand revenue cutter J. H. Hartley, Front St. Wharf
PRICE PRESS CO. (San Leandro), manufs hay presses, and excavators, I. J. Truman proptr, office 13-19 Front
Price Richard, miner, r. 218 Broadway
Price Rose (widow), r. 329 Fourth, rear
Price Samuel, foreman Marks & Berliner, r. 300% Hayes
PRICE THOMAS, assayer and analytical chemist, and mining engineer, office 524 Sacramento, r. 715 Post
Price Thomas, policeman City Hall, r. 118 Post
Price Thomas, seaman S. S. Ancon, r. 44 Seventeenth Price Thomas, tailor, 326 O'Farrell
Price Wallace C. (White & Price), r. Oakland
Price Walter, r. 409 Stevenson
Price Walter R., general ticket agent North Pac. Coast R. R. Co., office 328 Mont, rooms 9-11, r.122 Taylor Price Wastell Rogers, printer, r. 2130 O'Farrell
Price W. E., teacher music public schools, r. 917 Market
Price William, carver Palace Hotel
Price William, gardener,NW cor Gough and Pacific Av Price William, janitor 240 Mont, r. 15 Virginia
Price William, laborer, r. E s Folsom, bet Twenty- seventh and Twenty-eighth, Bernal Heights
Price William, painter Frank A. Rutherford
Price William, policeman City Hall, r. 224 Capp
Price William, stevedore, r. Cameron House
Price William E., carpenter, r. 118 Post
Price William H., bookkeeper W. J. Fisher & Co., r. 526 Geary
Price William J., painter, r. E s Folsom, bet Twenty- seventh and Twenty-eighth, Bernal Heights
Price Winnifred (widow), board and lodging, 747 Brannan
Price and Davies Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.), Edward F. Stone secretary, office 306 Pine, room 3
PRICE & CO. (Alfred Price, John Lord, and Wil- liam Blair, fruit and produce, 1107 Folsom and 1027 Larkin
Prichard Alfred, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Prichard William B., general superintendent parks and avenues, Golden Gate Park, office 328 Mont- gomery, room 22, r. 213 Turk
Prichard. See Pritchard
Pride Frank, machinist, r. 433 Broadway
Prideaux Charles, painter, r. 222 First
Prideaux John S., lumber surveyor, r. 532 Natoma
Pridham William T., reporter R. G. Dun & Co., r. 123 Powell
Pridy John, r. W s Prospect Av, nr Cortland Av
Priebatch Julius, merchant tailor, 908 % Larkin, r. 513 Franklin
Priebatch Wolff, r. 513 Franklin
Prien Eliza Mrs., dressmaker, 509 Steiner
PRIEN HENRY, groceries, wines, liquors and cigars. SE cor Harrison and Chesley, r. 1137 Har Prien Ludwig, cigars and tobacco, .338 Bush, r. 314 Bush
Prien William H., tailor, 613 Laguna, r. 509 Steiner Pries Frederic, scroll sawyer, r. 2712 Clinton
Priess George, teamster Giant Powder Works, r. Cen- tral Road, nr Twentieth Av
Priest Edwin L., machinist Parke & Lacy, r. Oakland Priest James, Shipwright's Jour. Assn, 71 New Mont Priest Thomas F., groceries and liquors, 670 Clem
Priet Antoine, cook Pierre Priet,r. SW cor Pine and Dupont
PRIET PIERRE proptr Marchand Restaurant, 115-117 Dupont
Prigge Adolph, hostler Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 506 Ninth
Prigge Henry, liquor saloon, SW cor Stevenson and Annie
Prigge Jacob, ship owner, r. 119 Jackson
Priggen Louis, employee Washington Brewery, r. 6 Hartman
Prignitz William, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, r. 735 Brannan
Prike Richard, steward, r. 507 Stevenson
BEAMISH'S Shirts are Lower in Price than any other first class make.
HUTCHINSON & MANN, General Insurance Agents, 322 and 324 California St., and 302 Sansome St.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
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Prill John H., shoemaker. 12 Michigan Prime Robert, molder, r. 540 Green
Primet Stephen, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 1021 Stockton
Primich M., Austrian Benev. Soc., 71 New Mont Primot Charles, laundryman, r. 31 Hinckley
Prince Abraham H., cigars and tobacco, 601 Kearny, r. 414 Sansom
Prince Alfred, clerk, r. 906 Lombard
Prince Charles H., proptr Willow Stable, 2125 Miss
Prince David, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 632 Fulton
Prince Frances (widow), r. 337 Bryant
Prince George, deckhand tug Anasha, Vallejo St. Bulkhead
Prince George S., clerk Western Union Telegraph Co., r. 1114 Washington
Prince George W., upholsterer Dennis Driscoll, r. Oakland
Prince Henry, lieutenant-colonel U. S. A., chief pay- master Military Division Pacific, Presidio Reser- vation, r. Palace Hotel
Prince Henry G., salesman Cutting Packing Co., r. 930 Market
Prince Isabella G. Miss, principal Home Institute, 218 Eddy
Prince J. G., clerk Hartshorn & McPhun, r. 26 Geary Prince Joseph P., clerk George Leviston, r. 3 Morel Pl Prince L. Mrs., dressmaker, 1317 Powell
Prince Louis M., attorney at law, office 606 Montgom- ery, r. 1317 Powell
Prince Lucinda, domestic 1117 Pine
Prince Lydia (widow), r. 13 Salmon
Prince Mary (widow), r. 1114 Washington
Prince Mary G. Miss, teacher Home Institute, r. 218 Eddy
Prince Rachel (widow), r. 632 Fulton
Prince Robert, molder Occidental Foundry, r. 540 Green
Prince Thomas, r. 807 Geary
Prince Thomas, salesman Charles Harley & Co., r. Russ House
Prince Thomas P., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. West Oakland
Prindeville Mary A., domestic 1519 Van Ness Av
Prindle Benjamin A., photographer George D. Morse, r. 40 % Perry
Prindle Charles A., salesman Payot, Upham & Co., r. 418 Sutter
Prindle David S., carpenter and contractor moving houses, 862 Mission, r. 2909 Mission
Prindle Frederick, housemover David S. Prindle, r. 2909 Mission
Prindle H., r. The Baldwin
Pringle A., oiler S. S. Oregon
Pringle A. L., carder Mission Woolen Mills, r. 236 Shotwell
Pringle Cora (widow), r. 1820 Clay
Pringle Edward J. (Pringle & Hayne), r. Oakland
Pringle Gilbert, boot and shoemaker, 1015 Market, r. 1815 Jessie
Pringle Gilbert W. Jr., fitter Gilbert Pringle, r. 1815 Jessie
Pringle John, carpenter Pacific Improvement Co. Pringle Thomas, r. 208 Second
Pringle Thomas, shoemaker, r. 1815 Jessie
PRINGLE & HAYNE (Edward J. Pringle and Robert Y. Hayne) , attorneys at law, office 220 San- som, rooms 8-9
Prinnett Thomas, cook F. Schulack, r. Stone Alley Prinsler James, carpenter, r. 1028 Market Prinz Adolph, r. 49 Second
Prinz Ewald, chief clerk medical purveyor U. S. A., office 104 O'Farrell, r. 906 Lombard
PRINZ JOHN, wines and liquors, 49 Second Prior Charles, carpenter, r. 938 Folsom Prior Frank W., r. 13 Mason
Prior James, carpenter, Grand Hotel
PRIOR JAMES K., importer gas fixtures and plumbing materials, 1128 Market and 21 Turk, r. 13 Mason
Prior John L., sailmaker, 304 Davis, r. 738 Sixteenth
Prior Michael, driver Sutter St. R. R., r. 2031 Fill- more
Prior Owen, boot and shoemaker Morris Fishel, r. N s Kate, nr Eighth
Prior Patrick, laborer Pioneer White Lead Works, r. 727 Bryant
Prior Philip, principal South End School, r. 1036 Guerrero
Prior. See Pryor
Pripp H. H., master mariner, office 305 East
Priquit Pierre F., cheesemaker, r. SW cor San José Av and Twenty-ninth
Priquit Peter, clerk, r. 438 Broadway.
Prismoidal Railway, Joseph S. Kohn agent, office 331 Montgomery, room 4
Priss Fritz, waiter, r. 5}% Monroe
Pritchard Edward, carpenter, r. 75 Minna
Pritchard Frank B., clerk John J. Scoville, r. 2223 Bush
Pritchard Frederick L., tinsmith, r. 124 Eighth Pritchard J. A., r. 2234 Bush
Pritchard James, port steward Pacific Coast S. S. Co. office NE cor Broadway and Front, r. 124 Eighth
Pritchard John, gasfitter James K. Prior Pritchard John, printer, r. 902 Clay
Pritchard Joseph, seaman, r. 116 Ellis
Pritchard L., laborer, r. 414 Francisco
Pritchard Mary J. (widow), shoefitter, r. 37% Garden PRITCHARD MIGUEL G., consul Mexico,
office 215 Sansom, room 7, r. 902 Jackson
Pritchard Timothy, carrier Morning Call, r. 733 Pine Pritchard. See Prichard
Privales Richard B., plumber, r. 933 Folsom
Pro Pietro, carpenter, 505 Green
Probasco John W., gauger Custom House,r. 2223 Tay- lor
Probate Bureau of San Francisco, T. F. Graber man- ager. office 120 Sutter, rooms 61-62
PROBATE COURT, New City Hall, second floor Probst Adam, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. 614 Pine
Proctor Cassius, meter reader Spring Valley Water Works, r. 1643 Mission
Proctor Charles, driver Harrison Moran, r. W s Bart- lett, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Proctor Fred cutter C. S. Benedict, r. 314 Bush
Proctor George, teamster J. Morton & Co., r. 215 Ninth
Proctor Hattie Miss, dressmaker Miss Sarah Lennon, r. 938 Mission
PROCTOR JOHN, capitalist, office 201 California, r. 428 O'Farrell
Proctor Joseph, shipcarpenter, r. 760 Folsom
Proctor S. Mrs., candy and toys, 1643 Mission
Proddow Walter, r. 570 Howard
Prodek Gustave, merchant, r. 1241 Folsom
PRODUCE EXCHANGE, William H. Walker sec- retary, NE cor Clay and Davis
PROFESSIONAL PROTECTIVE ASSOCI- ATION, Rattenberry & Rowley managers, office 4 Eddy. room 30
Proff Hermine, varieties, 215 O'Farrell
Proff Jacob (Roesler & Proff) , r. 215 O'Farrell
Proffatt John (Latimer, Morrow & Proffatt), attorney at law, office 75-77 Nevada Block, r. SE cor Geary and Powell
Profos Otto, tanner Funcke & Co., r. Marsh House, Sixth Av, South S. F.
Profumo Giuseppe, vegetables, 4 Colombo Market
Progress Carriage Factory, W. E. Shaw proptr, 25-27 Valencia
Pröhl H., laborer, r. 18 First
Proll Brothers (Louis and Rudolph B.), jewelers, op- ticians and stationers, 1417 Polk
Proll Henry, real estate, 1319 Larkin
Proll Henry Jr., butcher, 1607 Clay
Proll John, carpenter and builder, office 516 Kearny, r. 625 Locust Av
Proll Lewis, carpenter, r. 81 Colton
Proll Louis (Proll Brothers), r. 1417 Polk
Proll Rudolph B. (Proll Brothers), r. 1312 Larkin
Proll Rudolph L., coppersmith Wagner & Todt, r. 81 Colton
Proll William (Thuener & Proll), r. 1319 Larkin
Promonder F., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Prophet Ludwig, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., r. 1321 Stockton
Prosch Charles, artist, 240 Montgomery, room 24
Prosch Frederick, compositor Morning Call, r. 1112 % Mason
Prosch Oscar, engineer S. S. Senator, r. 304 Third
Proschold Caroline Mrs., midwife, r. 825 Kearny
Proschold Charles M., barber Henry W. Stahle, r. 726 Filbert
Proschold Teu-ko, hairdressing saloon, 624 Fourth Prosek Annie Mrs., r. 115 Park Av
Prosek George, foreman F. Korbel & Bros., r 115 Park Av
Bullock & Jones, 105 Montg'y St., Imp'trs Cartwright & Warner's Merino Underwear.
Agency, GRAY'S MUSIC STORE, 117 Post St.
Steinway Pianos lead the world.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
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Prosek John, carpenter F. Korbel & Bros., r. 27 Oak Grove Av
PROSEK JOSEPH, physician, office 6 O'Farrell, r. 418 Van Ness Av
Prosek Kate, domestic 545 Minna
PROSPECT GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Warner Craig secretary, office 320 Sansom, room 9
Prosper Tregnon, butler, r. 75 Minna
Prössner Nicholas, shoemaker Perry Veitch, r. W s Prospect Av, near Coso Av, Bernal Heights
Prost Nicholas, baker Hemme & Reuter, r. 234 Minna
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH HOME ASSOCIATION, Mrs. George H. Smith matron, 109 Van Ness Av
PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASYLUM, W s La- guna, bet Haight and Waller
Proterear Joseph, cook stm Amelia, r. NW cor Twen- ty-sixth and Sanchez
Prothero Joseph, cabinetmaker George Thomas, r. cor Fourth and Welsh
Prothero Walter S., commission agent, r. 570 Howard Protschky Samuel, bookkeeper M. Gradwohl & Co., r. 515 Octavia
Prottsman W. M. Rev., pastor St. Paul's M. E. Church South, r. Girard House
Prou Auguste, messenger quartermaster's depart- ment U. S. A., r. 420 Powell
Proudy Charles, clerk Joe Giusti & Co., r. 108 Wil- liam
Prouse William, r. 47 Stanly Pl
Prousergue Louise A. (widow), r. 110% Turk
Prout Catherine (widow), r. 19 Morey Alley
Prout Thomas, cook stm S. M. Whipple, r. 623 Davis Prouty Charles, bartender, r. 108 William
Prouty John A., baker Eagle Cracker Bakery, r. 128 Hickory
Province William, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, r. 10 O'Farrell Alley
PROVINES ROBERT R., attorney and counselor at law, office, 204 Sutter, r. 1212 Washington Provoa Charles, waiter Palace Hotel
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