The San Francisco directory: embracing a general directory of residents and a business directory : also, a directory of streets, 1879 , Part 249

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


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Went Charles, laborer California Glue Works, r. E s De Haro, bet Sixteenth and El Dorado


Wentworth Austin, builder, 1235 Market


Wentworth Charles, house carpenter, r. 1425 Steiner


Wentworth Eben C., master brig T. W. Lucas, office 22 California


Wentworth Eliza Miss, r. 3 Alabama


Wentworth Ellen, packer M. Morgenthau, r. 3 Alabama Wentworth G. Miss, teacher, r. 771 Mission


Wentworth I. M., Boot and Shoe Co., importers and manufs boots, shoes, and rubbers, and tanners, wholesale and retail, 867 Market, factory West Berkeley, tannery Redwood City


Wentworth Ira M., president I. M. Wentworth Boot and Shoe Company, office 867 Market, r. West Berkeley


Wentworth Jackson J., engineer Golden Gate Flour Mill, r. NW cor Sonoma and Rhode Island


Wentworth J. F., clerk, r. 504 Stockton


Wentworth John M., laborer Mission Woolen Mills, r. 3 Alabama


WENTWORTH JOHN P. H., publisher and proprietor Resources of California, office 320 San- som, room 16, r. 2320 Folsom


Wentworth John W., liquor dealer, r. Golden Eagle Hotel


Wentworth Katie, packer M. Morganthau, r. 3 Alabama Wentworth Mary E. (widow), r. 616% Natoma


Wentworth Myra A., assistant South End School, r. 771 Mission


Wentworth Nathaniel S., water-proof clothing maker, r. 223 /2 Treat Av


Wentworth Orson, r. 1235 Market


Wentworth S., laborer Mission Woolen Mills, r. 3 Ala- bama


Wentworth S. A., shoemaker I. M. Wentworth & Co., r. 315 Fulton


Wentworth S. F., salesman I. M. Wentworth, Boot and Shoe Company, r. 504 Stockton


Wentworth Susan (widow) , r. 440% Twenty-Second Wentworth Thomas, workman U. S. Mint, r. 2320 Fol Wentzel George, editor California Journal and Sonn- tags Gast, r. 25 Stockton Pl


Wenzel August, fisherman, r. 1319 Sansom


Wenzel Carl, tailor, r. 1021 Mission


Wenzel Edward (Wenzel, Rothschild & Hadenfeldt), r. 513 Jessie


Wenzel Emma, domestic SW cor Clay and Mason


Wenzel Frederick, liquor saloon, 543 Merchant, r. 522 Merchant


Wenzel George F., salesman William Mund, r. 309 Fulton


Wenzel George L., cooper, r. 309 Fulton


Wenzel Henry, expressman, r. 1212 Bryant


Wenzel Hermann, importer and manuf clocks, jew- elry and watches, 328 Kearny, r. 515 Jessie


Wenzel Jiran, tailor Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kear- ny and Morton


Wenzel John, musician. r. 30 Tyler


WENZEL, ROTHSCHILD & HADEN- FELDT (Edward Wenzel, B. Rothschild and Charles Hadenfeldt), proptrs California Jewelry Factory, SE cor Post and Kearny


Wenzelberger Adolph, with Germania Life Insurance Co., r. 2003 Taylor


WENZELL WILLIAM T., professor of chemis- try and toxicology Medical College of the Pacific, and apothecary, 852 Market, opp Fourth, r. 436 Oak


Wenzin John, cook Gustav Wunsche, r. Pier 4, Steuart Wenzlik Rudolph, furrier H. Froomberg, r. 521 Jones Weortz Albert, hairdresser, r. 10 Stockton Pl


Werber Camille, salesman Monnin Brothers, r. 2025 Mason


Werdan Reinhold, cook Saulmann's Restaurant, r. 11 Bernard


Werden Will M., bookkeeper D. Hardie & Co., r. 120 Ellis


Werder Max, physician, office and r. 36 Geary


Werkert Gottlieb, cellarman J. Dreyfus & Co., r. 18 First


Werlin George W .. clerk Hinz & Werlin, r. 1421 Cal Werlin John G. (Hinz & Werlin), r. 1421 California


Werling Jacques, carpenter and cabinetmaker, r. 1132 York


BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montg'y St., Manuf'r Fine Shrunk Flannel Underwear.


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


Cutlery at GEO. LOOMIS' Plaza Stores, 706 to 716 Kearny St.


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Werlitz Henry, cigars, 36 Sixth, r. 15 Oak Grove Av Werneburg William, driver Omnibus R. R., r. cor Howard and Third


Werner Anton, baker William Hessler, r. 511 Filbert Werner Christian, real estate, r. 22 Capp


Werner Elizabeth (widow), r. 632 Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth


Werner Frederick F., ropemaker S. F. Cordage Co., r. cor Railroad and Seventh Av, South S. F.


Werner George, brewer, r. 409 Pacific


Werner George, market, SW cor Clay and Polk, r. 1708 Polk


Werner Gustav, photograph artist, 64 Third, r. 515 Pine


Werner John, millinery, 206 Kearny, r. 421 Ellis


Werner John, tailor, 631 Merchant, r. 1523 Mission Werner Louis, market, 910 Bryant


Werner Minna Mrs., S s Thirteenth, bet Folsom and Harrison


Werner P., cook, r. 636 Commercial .


Werner Philip, expressman, cor Montgomery Av and Kearny, r. 829 Pacific


Werner Rachel Mrs., millinery, 206 Kearny, r. 421 Ellis


Werner Robert, engineer Laguna Tannery, r. cor Gough and Filbert


Werner W., butcher, r. 322 Thirteenth


Werrels Charles, clerk John D. Rohrs, 1500 Mission Wertheimer Anna (widow) , r. 828 Greenwich


Wertheimer Benny J., salesman L. & E. Wertheimer, r. 712 Post


Wertheimer Benny L., clerk L. & E. Wertheimer, r. 712 Post


Wertheimer Charles, bookkeeper Charles F. MacDer- mot, r. 517 Franklin


Wertheimer Charles, real estate, r. 205% Fell


Wertheimer David, jeweler Hubash & Hirschman, r. 517 Franklin


Wertheimer Emanuel(L. & E.Wertheimer) , r. 712 Post Wertheimer Isaac (M. Wertheimer & Bro.), r. 1411 California


Wertheimer Jacob, salesman Wilmerding & Co., r. 104 Taylor


Wertheimer Joseph, collector H. M. Ames & Co., r. 704 Howard


Wertheimer Kaufman, bookkeeper Felix Uri


WERTHEIMER L. & E. (Joseph L. Hess), im- porters and wholesale cigars and tobacco, 300-306 Front


Wertheimer Leopold (L. & E. Wertheimer), r. New York


Wertheimer Louis (Fleishman, Sichel & Co.), r. 1613 Bush


Wertheimer M. & Brother (Isaac Wertheimer), cigar manufs, 518 Front


Wertheimer M. & Co., fruit and produce commission, 209 Washington


Wertheimer Michael (M. Wertheimer & Co., and Wer- theimer & Simon) , r. 624 Hayes


Wertheimer Moses (M. Wertheimer & Bro.), r. 1518 Post


Wertheimer Susan Miss, capmaker Wolf Fleisher, r. 517 Franklin


Wertheimer & Simon (M. Wertheimer and Alexander Simon), groceries & liquors, 735 O'Farrell


Wertheimer. See Wortheimer


Wertsch William, carriage factory, 102 Tyler, r. 142 Rose Av


Wescott Elliott, shoemaker Porter, Oppenheimer, Slessinger & Co., r. 429 Bush


Wescott Mary (widow), r. 821 Bush


Wesendunk Frederick, butcher John Knierim, r. W s Dolores, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth


Wesendunk George, packer H. C. Finck, r. cor Twen- ty-ninth and Valley


Wesendunk Theodore, laborer, r. W s Dolores, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth


Weske Adolph, president Cal. Cracker Co., office NW cor Broadway and Battery, r. 1503 Steiner


Wesley John, waiter Palace Hotel


Wesley Michael, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. Ne- vada House


Wess George, driver Humboldt Brewery, 1839 Mission Wessa Philip, butcher Frederick Katz, r. 8 Lilly Pl Wesse William, laborer Conrad Bill, r. 29 Drumm


Wessel Claus J., molder, r. 224 Francisco, rear Wessel Peter, seaman, r. 206 Steuart


Wesselhoft Peter, waiter Fourth Street Hotel


Wessell August, bookkeeper H. Plagemann & Co., r. SE cor Powell and Union


Wessell John, liquor saloon, SE cor Powell and'Union Wessling Henry J., wood, coal, hay, and grain, 1513- 1515 Geary, r. 1513 Geary


Wessling William, bricklayer, r. 125 Oak


Wessling William, clerk H. J. Wesling, r. 1513 Geary Wesson George H., teamster Joseph W. Wesson, r. SW cor Union and Polk


Wesson Joseph W., lumber, SE cor Spear and Howard, r. SW cor Union and Polk


West Arthur, carpenter, r. 1032 Mission


West Benjamin W., bookkeeper John Loughead, r. 1211 Bush


West Charles, expressman, 304 Davis, r. Twenty- sixth, nr Castro


West Charles, polisher Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. S s Chattanooga, nr Twenty-second


West Charles, stevedore, r. W s California Av, bet Hope and Tomasa


West Charles B., harness and saddlery, NE cor How- ard and Steuart


West Charles C., lithographic printer W. T. Galloway, r. 251 Stevenson


West Charles E., pressman Francis, Valentine & Co., r. 611 Locust Av


West Charles H., peddler, r. 636 Commercial


West Charles N., galvanic beltmaker, r. 506 Fourth


West Coast Broom Factory, John Hemingway proptr,


NE cor Norwich and Gunnison Av, Bernal Heights WEST COAST BRUSH FACTORY, Bleibtrey & Brakman proptrs, 646 Mission


WEST COAST FURNITURE CO., Charles McAlister superintendent, NW cor Fourth and Bryant


West Comstock Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), W. H. Martin secretary, office 280 Montgomery, room 23


West David W., jigsawyer, r. 526 Stevenson


West D. J., office 310 Cal, r. cor Bush and Lyon


West Edward H., carpenter, 619 Hyde, r. 22 Turk


West Edward J., carpenter, r. 536 Valencia


West Edwin O., carpenter, r. 206 Powell


West Ellen H. (widow), r. 1210 Eddy


West End House, Mrs. Anna Daley proprietress, Bren- ham Pl, bet Washington and Clay


West Everett, bookbinder, r. 636 Commercial


West Fannie Miss, r. 120 Seventh


West Frank, r. 18 Anna


West Frank, r. 68 Oregon


West Frank, teamster Ellery G. Pierce, r. 504 Third


West Frank, whitener, r. 210 Third


West Frank A., lodgings, 13 Van Ness Av


West George T., salesman C. C. Hastings & Co., r. 735 Turk


West Harry, clerk, r. 22 Oak


West Indian Benevolent Society, 925-927 Pacific


West John, r. 315 Geary


West John, bartender William A. Hughes, r. 80 Mont- gomery Block


West John, laundryman, r. 207 Montgomery Av


West John, seaman, r. 204 Steuart


West John G., machinist Domestic Sewing Machine Co., r. 315 Geary


West Joseph A .. sign writer H. G. Jarman, r. NW cor Sixteenth and First Av


West Leonard D., conductor Sutter 'St. R. R., r. 1113 Sutter


West Lottie Miss, r. 120 Sutter


West Marguerite (widow), r. 611 Locust Av


West M. B. Miss, private school, 1009 Sutter


West Oakland Mutual Loan Association, Andrea Sbar- boro secretary, office 531 Washington


West Olive Miss, actress Baldwin's Theater, r. 211 Polk


West Pacific Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.), D. F. Verdenal secretary, office 6 S. F. Stock Exchange Building West Pehr F. (Swanberg & West), r. 2514 Pine


West Point Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), D. A. Jennings secretary, office 401 Cali- fornia, room 4


West Richard, r. 514 Sixth


West Robert B., jewelry, 407 Kearny, r. 22 Oak


West Samuel A., mechanical engineer, r. 337 Bryant West Sarah (widow), r. 414 Grove


West Side Silver Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.), William W. Parrish secretary, office 328 Montgomery, room 7 West S. W. (widow), r. 109 Van Ness Av


West W. A., r. Hackmeier's Hotel


West William, bookkeeper J. Lenoir & Co., r. 22 Oak West William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. cor Eighth and Brannan


BEAMISH'S Shirts have no equal-in Price, Quality, or Fit.


Insure with HUTCHINSON & MANN, 322 and 324 California, and 302 Sansome Sts.


ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.


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West William D., barber, r. 251 Stevenson


West William J., clerk Charles Vallet, r. 324 Sutter


West William J., seaman, 1. 35 Natoma


West William R., compositor Winterburn & Co., r. 1029 Sutter


West William W., barkeeper, r. 19 Sixth


West W. W., speculator, r. 213 Montgomery


Westall Edward, bookbinder J. B. McIntyre, r. 522 Pine Westall Frederick, teamster, 5 Front, r. 439 Hayes


Westall John, r. 244%% Perry


Westall Joseph, feathers, 764 Mission, r. 2 Wash. Av Westaway Ada (widow), r. 218 Seventh


Westchester Fire Insurance Co. (New York), Edward E. Potter general agent, office 200 Sansom


Westcott Adelbert R., chop house, 225 Clay, r. 925 Union


Westcott Charles E., clerk Edward E. Potter, r. 2311 Webster


Westcott Michael, shoemaker, r. 658 Mission


Westdahl F., draughtsman U. S. Coast Survey, office 214 Stockton, r. 1533 Sutter


Westenhaven Charles, upholsterer James W. Burn- ham & Co., r. Twenty-fifth, nr Noe


Westenhaver Elmer E., assistant engineer Columbia Foundry, r. cor Noe and Clipper


Westerberg A. E., seaman, r. 102 Jackson


Westerberg Andrew, seaman, r. Western House, 134 Steuart


WESTERFELD HERMAN, proptr Potrero Dis tillery and Refinery manuf compressed yeast cor Minnesota and Nevada, r. 809 Twentieth


Westerfeld Joseph, cigarmaker, r. 459 Stevenson


Westerfeld Louis (Schroth and Westerfeld), r. 1003 Geary


Westerfeld William (Westerfeld & Page), r. 614 Fulton WESTERFELD & PAGE (William Westerfeld and G. L. Page), bakery and restaurant, 745 Mar- ket


Westerheid Charles, messenger German Hospital Westerland Annie (widow), r. 967 Mission


Westermeyer Bernard, porter Robert K. Lennard, r. 15 Auburn


WESTERN ASSURANCE CO. (of Toronto), Cross & Co., general agents, office 216 Sansom


WESTERN DEVELOPMENT CO., Frank S. Douty president, John W. Butler secretary, office NE cor Fourth and Townsend .


Western Electric Light Co., J. Clem Uhler secretary, office 328 Montgomery, room 10


WESTERN FIRE AND MARINE INSUR- ANCE CO. OF CALIFORNIA, P. J. White president, John Fay vice-president, George O. Smith Jr. secretary, office 409 California


WESTERN FUR AND TRADING CO., James D. Walker president, Cyril Williams secretary, office 430 California


Western Hotel, Hugh Doherty proptr, 214 Broadway Western House, Matson & Svenkeson proptrs, 132-134 Steuart


Western Iron Works, Perry Edwards proptr, 316-318 Mission


Western Mining Co. (Tombstone District, Arizona), C. S. Curtiss secretary, office 203 Bush, room 8 Western Mortimer, r. 736 Market


Western Refrigerator Car Co. of San Francisco, office 727-729 Fourth


Western Richard, barkeeper P. J. Dorcy & Co., 1. 9 Geary


Western Savings and Trust Co., Solon Pattee receiver, office 507 Montgomery, room 9


WESTERN SHORE ICE CO., Hew Stevenson president, Edwin Russell secretary, office 821 Bat Western Straw Works, Lorenzo Lapham proptr, 108 Fourth


Western Union Mining Co., Daniel Buck secretary, office 80 Nevada Block


WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO., James Gambie general superintendent, Frank Jaynes assistant general superintendent, F. H. Lamb superintendent first district, F. Drake manager S. F. city offices, general office NE cor Montgomery and Pine, branches Palace Hotel, The Baldwin, Occidental Hotel, 620 Fourth, 211 Kearny, 833 Sutter, 222 Sansom, 232 Front, 10 Market, 965 Mis- sion, cor California and Fillmore, cor Mission and Twentieth, cor Hayes and Laguna, cor Union and Powell, Market St. Wharf, Pacific Mail S. S. Docks, Southern Pac. R. R. Passenger and Freight De- pots, Central Pac. R. R. Freight Depot, and Butchertown


Western Union Telegraph Supply Department, John G. Bloomer superintendent, 416 Merchant


WESTERN WHITE GOODS MANUFAC-


TURING CO., Samuel Bauer manager, 547 Market


Westfall Fred, drayman Abrams & Carroll, r. 439 Hayes


Westfall George H. Mrs., r. 1407 Montgomery Westfall Hattie Miss, r. 1010 Sutter


Westfall Julius, drayman, r. 411 Linden


Westfall Mary (widow), r. Railroad Av, bet Eighth and Ninth Avs, South S. F.


Westfall Nelson, capitalist, r. 110 Sixth


Westfall O., carbuilder N. B. and Mission R. R., r. Alameda


Westfall. See Westphal


Westfallen Edward, repacker, r. 406 Vallejo ยท


Westfield -- , r. 32 Fourth


Westfield Frederick, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Colima


Westfield Henry, cook, r. 45 Sacramento


Westfield Joseph, cigarmaker, r. 27 Everett


Westfield Robert, janitor Trinity Church, r. Post Street House


Westgate Lizzie Miss, teacher music, r. 2123 Larkin Westgate William, porter A. S. Hallidie, r. 2123 Larkin Westhaus Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 39 Fifth


Westheimer John F., stockbroker, r, 1128 McAllister


Westhoff Pauline, domestic, r. 1219 Sutter


Westhoff Peter, filecutter Martin Kelly & Co., r. 13 Minna


Westhomoff Vladimer, archpriest Russian Church, r. 520 Greenwich


Westhouse Ferdinand, tailor, r. 331 Kearny, room 35 Westine Eric, tailor J. H. Curley & Co., r. 1012 Mont- gomery


Westlake George, liquor saloon, 192 Stevenson, r. 17 Third


Westland George, clerk Bank British North America, r. Oakland


Westley Martin, teamster, r. Golden Eagle Hotel Westley Michael, laborer, r. 2204 Powell


Westmann Frederick, cook South Park House, r. 530 Third


Westminster House, L. A. Levy proptr, 614 Sutter Westner Jacob, janitor Druids' Hall, r. 413 Sutter


Weston Ada Miss, assistant Denman Grammar School, r. Alameda


Weston Albert S. (A. S. & J. E. Weston), r. 45 Twelfth


Weston A. S. & J. E., select riding school, 1537 Market Weston Austin, liquor saloon, 154 Second


Weston Bridget, domestic 1225 Geary


Weston Edwin J., draughtsman City Hall Commis- sioners, r. 714 Laguna


Weston George. r. 307 Seventeenth


Western Godfrey, seaman, r. Western House, 134 Steuart


Weston James E. (A. S. & J. E. Weston) , r. 940 Capp Weston John E., carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. 940 Capp Weston R., boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works Weston Samuel J., r. 1209 Folsom


Weston Samuel W. (Weston & Sparks), r. 2109 Polk Weston S. J., machinist, r. 331 Kearny


Weston William, bakery and restaurant, 9 Stockton Weston & Sparks (Samuel W. Weston and Charles Sparks), wagon and carriagemakers, 2109 Polk


Westover C., salesman Percy Beamish, r. 1122 Market Westover Channing C., salesman C. C. Hastings & Co., r. 209 Powell


Westover J.Wallace, workman U. S. Mint, r. 319 Fourth Westphal Charles, butcher Poly, Heilbron & Co., r. cor Seventh and Railroad avs


Westphal Christian H., clerk Ernest Brand, r. 967 Har- rison


Westphal Dora, domestic 1258 California


Westphal Gottlieb H., teamster Heynemann & Co., r. South S. F.


Westphal Henry, butcher Charles F. Wagner, r. cor Thirteenth and Railroad avs


Westphal Henry W., bookkeeper Swanberg & West, r. 967 Harrison


Westphal John, butcher Miller & Lux, r. cor Railroad and Seventh avs, South S. F.


Westphal Louis, workman Bay Sugar Refinery, r. 421%% Greenwich


Westphal R. F. A., master mariner, r. 1422 Wash Westphal. See Westfall


Westtorp Robert, waiter Rudolph J. Techau, r. 147 % Clementina


BULLOCK & / ONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Driving Gloves.


Steinway Hall, GRAY'S MUSIC STORE, 117 Post St.


Silk Handkerchiefs at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.


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Westwater Robert, salesman Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 1517 Bush


Wetell John, shoemaker, r. Hackmeier's Hotel


Wetherbee Calvin H., real-estate agent, office 511 Cal- ifornia, r. 219 Eddy


WETHERBEE CHARLES L., manager Occi- dental Hotel, E s Montgomery, from Bush to Sut Wetherbee Charles R., stevedore James Sennett & Co., r. 20 Louisa


Wetherbee Daniel, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Montgomery


Wetherbee George A., sawyer George M. Wetherbee, r. 5 Vassar Pl


WETHERBEE GEORGE M., turning, and man- uf printers' furniture and beehives, NW cor Bry- ant and Fifth, r. 5 Vassar Pl


Wetnerbee Henry (Macpherson & Wetherbee) , r. Fruit Vale


Wetherbee Joseph W., sawyer George M. Wetherbee, r. 2336 Mission


Wetherbee L. B., assistant librarian Mercantile Libra. ry Assn, r. 216 Bush


Wetherbee Nancy (widow), r. 628 Hayes


Wetherill S. Mrs., actress Baldwin's Theatre, r. Colon- nade House


Wetherill Samuel E., theatrical agent, r. Colonnade House


Wetmore C. J., ticket agent Oakland Ferry, r. Oakland Wetmore F. R. (S. P.Warren & Co.), r. 2415 Sac


Wetmore Nelson W., foreman Centennial Planing Mill Wetmore William, clerk, r. 317 Ellis


Wetsell Henry, gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 749 Howard Wetsell Matilda Mrs., r. 749 Howard


Wettig Ernest A., salesman Vulcan Powder Co .. 123 California, room 25


Wettig Martin, bartender Charles Lehnhardt, r. 424 Sansom


Wettig Minnie (widow), r. 304 Clementina


Wettig Theodore, wood and coal, 363 Clementina


Wetterman August, conductor Wetterman's Band, r. 19 Stockton Pl


Wetterman Edward, musician, r. 19 Stockton Pl


Wettman William, clerk Strauss & Frohman, r. 1411 Octavia


Wetz Frederick, paper decorator, r. 13 Downey


Wetz John, clerk Henry Zietska, r. 13 Downey Wetzel Annie, domestic 804 Jackson


Wetzel Conrad, peddler, r. 637 Broadway, rear


Wetzel Conrad, salesman Jacob Hildebrand, r. SW cor Twenty-second and Dolores


Wetzel George, laborer, r. 2031 Geary


WETZEL THEODORE, bookkeeper and account- ant estate of F. L. A. Pioche, office522 Montgom- ery, r. 1682 Sacramento


Wetzel Theodore Jr., bookkeeper Bernard A. Schling- heyde, r. 1632 Sacramento


Wetzel William, market, 2546 Folsom, r. SW cor Twenty-second and Folsom


Wetzler Charles, bartender Julius Wildermuth, r. 620 Bush


Wetzler John (Wetzler & Hanson), r. 428 Clementina Wetzler & Hanson (John Wetzler and Louis Hanson), plastering and painting, 510 Post


Weule Herman (Brand & Weule), r. 1117 Howard Weule Louis, watchmaker Charles Pace, r. 232 Capp Wever Amelia, domestic 1117 Van Ness Av


Wevnett Joseph F., conductor Market St. R. R., r. 416 Sixteenth


Wevven Peter, seaman, r. Western House, 134 Steuart Wexel Aaron S., salesman S. & G. Gump, r. 413 IvyAv Wexel Joseph, r. 46 Liberty


Weyand Louis, jeweler California Jewelry Co., r. 24172 Dora


Weyand Nicholas J., engineer Bay Brewery, r. 608 Seventh


Weyand Nicholas K., proptr Bay Brewery, 7-15 Norton Court, r. 608 Seventh


Weyermiller Frederick, cutler Will & Finck, r. 828 Geary


WEYGAND EDWIN W., cashier California Far- mers' Mutual Fire Insurance Assn, office 209 San- som, r. Oakland


Weygant Hannah Mrs. (widow), r. 953 Harrison


Weyhe Paul H., hackman, r. 1625 Powell Weyhknecht John L., r. 355 Clementina


WEYL BROTHERS (Jonas Weyl), manufs and wholesale and retail jewelry, 110 Sutter


Weyl Cerf, bookkeeper Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1217 Sutter


Weyl Fanny (widow), r. 1217 Sutter


Weyl Jonas (Weyl Brothers), r. 1217 Sutter Weyman M., printer, r. Hansa Hotel


Weyne Perkins, shipping clerk Sikes, Mayer & Lach- man, r. 1118 Howard


Weynn Bernard, laborer, r. St. Nicholas Hotel


Weyrather Ferdinand, nurse German Hospital


Whaites William N., painter, r. 423 Washington Whalen Anna, domestic 434 Hayes


Whalen Catherine, domestic 1913 Clay


Whalen Daniel, brakeman Andrew Onderdonk


Whalen Dennis, shoemaker, r. 35 Tehama


Whalen Edward, laborer, r. 329 Ritch, rear


Whalen George, stableman Central R. R., r. 1115 Tyler


Whalen Henry, seaman, r. 41 Pacific


Whalen Henry M., boatswain Pacific Mail S. S. China


Whalen Jeremiah, deputy county clerk, r. 902 Clay Whalen John, r. 512 Mission


Whalen John, bartender John McCully, r. 640 How


Whalen John, laborer New City Hall, r. 20 Larkin


Whalen John, longshoreman Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf


Whalen John, merchant tailor, 9 Geary, r. 2 Elgin Park


Whalen John H., attorney at law, r. 2 Elgin Park


Whalen John H., plasterer, r. 1203 Bush


Whalen Joseph, gardener, r. 36 Clay


Whalen Joseph, teamster Merry, Faull & Co., r. NW cor Francisco and Fillmore


Whalen Maggie, dressmaker, r. 6 Zoe


Whalen Martin, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Gra- nada


Whalen Mary, pantrywoman St. Mary's Hospital Whalen Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 205 Sixteenth


Whalen Michael, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 860 Harrison


Whalen Michael, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.


Whalen Morris H., shoemaker, NW cor Steuart and and Folsom, r. 238 Steuart, rear


Whalen Nicholas A., laborer, r. NW cor Sixth and Brannan


Whalen Patrick, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 8 Miller Pl


Whalen Patrick, laborer, r. 2433% Dora


Whalen Patrick, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works


Whalen Stephen, horseshoer Dunnigan & O'Dea, r. 31 Minna


Whalen Thomas, blacksmith T. D. S. Lamer, r. 529 Valencia


Whalen Thomas, deckhand stm Yosemite, r. 16 Bar- tol


Whalen Thomas, expressman, r. 321 Jessie


Whalen Thomas, hackman, r. 514 Oak


Whalen Thomas, laborer, r. 412 Larkin


Whalen Thomas, laborer Andrew Onderdonk


Whalen William, laborer Andrew Onderdonk


Whalen William, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 7 Heron


Whalen. See Wheelan and Whelan


Whaley Daniel, laborer, r. Ns Alta Pl, bet Kearny and Montgomery


Whaley Frederick J., conductor Market St. R. R., r. 514 Valencia


Whaley Henry A. (John Rodgers & Co.), r. 130 Tenth Whaley John, teamster, r. 73 Clementina


Whaley John D., attorney at law, office 331 Montgom- ery, room 17, r. 504 Ellis


Whaley Mary J., wood engraver, 120 Sutter, room 75, r. 113 St. Ann's Building


Whaley Nathaniel, fruits, cor Market and Sacramento, r. SW cor Jackson and Sansom


Whaley W. A., student Heald's Business College, r. Brooklyn Hotel


Whaley William A., driver Market St. R. R., r. Thir- teenth, bet Mission and Valencia


WHALING MICHAEL, attorney at law, office 622 Clay, room 9


Whalley Charles, millwright John Hammond, r. 919 Clay


Whalley Pickering, tailor, r. 435 Turk


Whalls George, miner, r. Overland House


Whalman John, master mariner, office 305 East


Whan William W., lamps and Diamond Gas Fluid, 1244 Market, r. 905 Twentieth


Wharff John F., blacksmith, NE cor Geary and Devisa- dero, r. 2233 Geary


Wharff P. B., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 43 South Park


Whartenby James, capitalist, office 612 Clay, r. 408 Ellis


BEAMISH'S Shirts Ready made and to Order,


HUTCHINSON & MANN Pay Insurance Losses Promptly.


ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.


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Wharton Abbie (widow), r. 2601 Hyde


Wharton Dora, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, Black Point


Wharton James, cashier James W. Burling, r. 923 Washington


Wharton John, teamster, r. 907 Battery


Wharton William, foreman Carlos C. Diez, r. 172 Min WHAT CHEER HOUSE, Robert B. Woodward proptr, 527-531 Sacramento


WHAT CHEER HOUSE RESTAURANT, 529 Sacramento


WHAT CHEER LAUNDRY, Elisha T. Tarbox proptr, office 121 Leidesdorff


Whear Thomas, painter, 1646 Mission


Wheartry Martin, rigger and stevedore, r. N s Green- wich, nr Montgomery


Wheartry Peter F., expressman, r. N s Greenwich, nr Montgomery


Wheartry Thomas A., expressman, Davis, nr Vallejo, r. N s Greenwich, nr Montgomery


Whearty Michael, butcher Samuel Solomon, r. 6 Gar- den


Wheat B., actor Standard Theatre, r. 746 Mission


WHEAT CHARLES D., notary public, convey- ancer, and commissioner of deeds, office 501 Cali- fornia, r. 28 Elgin Park


Wheat John R., solicitor Pacific Mutual Life Ins. Co., r. 511 Mason




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