The San Francisco directory: embracing a general directory of residents and a business directory : also, a directory of streets, 1879 , Part 66

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


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BEAMISH'S Shirts are the best. Try them.


HUTCHINSON & MANN, General Insurance Agents, 322 and 324 California St., and 302 Sansome St.


ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.


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CRAIG LEE D., notary public and commissioner of deeds, office 600 Montgomery, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel


Craig Mary (widow), r. 25 John


Craig Mary J. (widow), r. 326 Tenth


Craig Michael, stonecutter, r. Hampshire, bet Six- teenth and El Dorado


Craig Michael, laborer N. B. and Mission R. R.


Craig Michael, lather, r. 351 Tehama


Craig Peter W. (Craig & Son), r. 24 Mint Av


Craig Randolph R., mines and mining machinery, office 600 Montgomery, r. Oakland


Craig Robert G., plumber, r. 25 John


Craig Samuel A., student Heald's Business College, r. 715 Howard


Craig Simpson A., clerk ticket auditor's office Central Pac. R. R., r. Oakland


Craig Thomas H., clerk Custom House, r. 1532 Ellis Craig Thomas J., bookkeeper Numa Grange, r. Mar- tin House


CRAIG WARNER, office 320 Sansom, room 9, r. 2426 Buchanan


Craig William (Craig & Meredith), r. 2213 Fillmore Craig William, fifth engineer O. &. S. S. Australia


Craig William B., carpenter, r. 1228 York


Craig William B., printer, r. 25 John


Craig William H., r. 317 Third


Craig & Meredith (Williamn Craig, and John Henry Meredith), attorneys at law, office 328 Montgom- ery, room 23


Craig & Mosher (A.W. Craig, and J. L. Mosher), solar printing, 638 Market


CRAIG & SON (Peter, and Alexander), undertakers, 22-26 Mint Av


Craige John E., clerk, r. 1130 Market


Craiger Armin, brewer, r. 3 Ellsworth Block, Thir- teenth Av, South S. F.


Craigie Thomas R., clerk U. S. Inspector Hulls, r. 126 Sixth


Cralley John M., clerk, r. 330 Brannan


Cran Charles, r. 1128 Tyler


Cram Daniel, workman U. S. Mint, r. 320 Ellis


Cram William R., harness and saddlemaker, 546% Mission, r. 41 Natoma


Cramer Albert, bookkeeper Philadelphia Brewery, r. 211 Third


Cramer Alfred, laborer M. Morgenthau, r. 1929 How Cramer A. P., r. 657 Harrison


Cramer Bernard, longshoreman, r. 14 Ritch


Cramer Casper, cabinetmaker, r. SE cor Alabama and Twenty-second


Cramer Charles L., photographer, r. 17 Russ


Cramer Edwin F., cigars, 528 Third, and steward tug Millen Griffith, r. 528 Turk


Cramer Francis, bookkeeper Montealegre & Co., r. 1023 Powell


Cramer Henry, professor music, r. 607 Fell


Cramer Henry A., clerk, r. Es Alabama, bet Twenty- second and Twenty-third


Cramer James, truckman, office 408 Front, r. 1422 Washington


Cramer Oscar, cigars and tobacco, 25 Geary, r. 27 Turk Cramer Samuel, butcher Mission Market, r. 2015 How Cramer. See Kramer


Craming A. C., capitalist, r. 139 Fourth


Cramp Annie Miss, shoefitter, r. 320 Fell


Cramp Jennie F. Miss, shoefitter S. W. Levy, r. 320 Fell


Cramp Martha (widow), r, 320 Fell


Cramsie William, marblecutter, r. 8 Haywood


Crandall George B., bookkeeper James A. Rudkin, r. 746 Capp


Crandall Jane (widow), furnished rooms, 75 Minna Crandall Samuel, driver Omnibus R. R.


Crandall Samuel, laborer, r. 554 Bryant


Crandall Stephen, r. 904 Kearny


Crandall Warner G., real-estate, r. 1301 Gough


Crandall William G., cashier Latham & King, r. 234 Bush


CRANE ADDISON M., attorney at law, office 410 Montgomery, r. Washington Corners. Alameda


CRANE ALBERT E., stockbroker, office 410 Montgomery, r. cor Folsom and Second


Crane Aaron Martin, U. S. internal revenue agent, r. 410 Minna


Crane Alfred C., clerk Thomas H. Holt, r. 2118 Steiner Crane Ainos, bookkeeper, r. 736 Market


Crane Andrew, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and Morton


Crane Byron G. (Crane, Hastings & Co.), r. 897 Fulton


Crane Carlton C., clerk general passenger and ticket agents' office Central Pac. R. R., r. 715 Treat Av Crane Carrie M. Miss, nurse, r. 715 Howard Crane Catherine (widow) , r. 8 Clara


CRANE CHARLES W., advertising and purchas- ing agent, and mining secretary, office 328 Mont- gomery. room 3, r. Oakland


Crane Dennis, harnesscleaner J. H. Swain, r. 417 Fol CRANE ERWIN J., agent, office 211 Sansom, room 3, r. Oakland


Crane Frederick W., machinist, r. Fifteenth Av, bet P and R., South S. F.


Crane George F., clerk Diss & Co., r. 91 Elizabeth


Crane Harry H., clerk Payot, Upham & Co., r. 715 Treat Av


CRANE, HASTINGS & CO., importers and dealers fine wines and liquors, 121 California Crane Henry A. (Crane & Brigham), r. 211 Tu· k


CRANE HENRY F., attorney at law, office 213 Sansom, room 12, r. San Leandro, Alameda Co.


Crane J. E., clerk Pacific Improvement Co., r. Oak- land


Crane Jesse H., clerk John T. Ward & Co., r. Oakland Crane John, carpenter Pac. Improvement Co.


Crane John, driver Omnibus R. R., r. 45 Louisa


Crane John, laborer, r. 1723 Stevenson, rear


Crane John, laborer Presidio Reservation


Crane John J., tanner Mason's Tannery, r. W s Mis- souri, ur Mariposa


Crane John M., printer Pettit & Russ, r. 510 Stockton Crane Joseph F., stonecutter, r. 636 Valencia


Crane J. P., joiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co.


Crane J. P. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 865% Market


Crane Louise J. (widow) , r. 715 Treat Av


Crane M. R., pressman, r. Branch House


Crane Owen, expressman, r. 240 Clara


Crane Owen, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r .; 214 Bdwy


Crane Samuel P., clerk general freight office Central Pac. R. R., r. 238 Taylor


Crane Thomas, capitalist, r. Russ House


Crane William, expressman, r. 48 Louisa


Crane William B., mining, office 328 Montgomery, room 10, r. Oakland


Crane W. S., r. 762 Howard


CRANE & BRIGHAM (Henry H. Crane, William H. Brigham, and Edward Baxter), importers and wholesale dealers drugs, medicines, chemicals, and druggists' sundries, etc., 520 and 522 Market, and 19 and 21 Sutter


Craner Adolph P. (G. Aronson & Co.), r. 657 Harrison Cranert Frederick, hatter, r. 1408 Powell


Cranford John, r. 809 Stockton


Crangle Mary (widow), r. 14 Natoma, rear


Cranley Timothy, laborer Andrew Onderdonk


Cranmer Jacob F., shipjoiner, r. 1515 Post


Cranz Frederick, waiter Michael Deutsch. r. 5 Jane Pl


Cranz Louis, bookkeeper Gustavus Pope, r. 551 First


Cranz Richard, waiter Michael Deutsch, r. 5 Jane Pl


Cranz Theodore D., cabinetmaker Goodwin & Co., r. 5 Jane Pl


Cranz. See Granz, and Kranz


Crary Oliver B., r. 1502 Powell


Craus Frederick, whitener, r. 530 O'Farrell


Craven Ann (widow), r. NW cor Geary and O'Farrell Craven Edward F., cashier M. J. Flavin, r. 401 Geary Craven James, plumber William R. Allen, r. 12 Clara Craven Jane Miss (Craven Sisters), r. 21 New Mont


Craven Mary Miss (Craven Sisters) , r. 21 New Mont


Craven Peter, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 238 Oak


Craven Sisters (Misses Jane, and Mary Craven), im- ported patterns, 21 New Montgomery


Craven William, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, r. Sadowa, nr San Miguel Station


Craver Jeremiah, carpenter new U. S. Appraisers' Building, r. 102 Eddy


Craw Wolf, tailor, r. 169 Minna


.Crawford A., laborer Andrew Onderdonk


CRAWFORD A. & CO., shipchandlers, 25 and 27 Market


Crawford Andrew, carpenter, r. Montgomery's Hotel Crawford Andrew (A. Crawford & Co.), and shipping and commission, office 27 Market, r. 508 Green- wich


Crawford Annie M. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Lapant A. Gray, r. cor Church and Twenty-first


Crawford Archibald, salesman Joseph T. Terry & Co., r. 2242 Howard


Crawford Charles, employee Pioneer Soda Works, r. SE cor Mission and Bond


BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Walking Gloves.


Steinway Pianos Lead the world. Agency, GRAY'S MUSIC STORE, 117 Post St.


Japanese Cabinets and Fancy Goods at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.


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Crawford Charles, waiter City of Stockton, Washing- ton St. Wharf


Crawford Charles D., dentist, office and r. 125 Second Crawford Frank M., clerk Woods & Freeborn, r. 600 Bush


Crawford George, framemaker Davis Brothers, r. SW cor Seventh and Folsom


Crawford George, gardener, r. S s Gody, bet Mission and California Av


Crawford George, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill


Crawford George W., carpenter, r. 1100 Foisom


Crawford George W., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 809 Jackson


Crawford Henry L., carpenter, r. 417 Main


Crawford Isabella (widow). r. 330 Geary


Crawford James, r. 15 Ellis


Crawford James, compositor Spirit of the Times, r. 167 Minna


Crawford John, clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., r. NW cor Jackson and Octavia


Crawford John F., clerk freight auditor's office Cen- tral Pac. R. R., r. 1001 Sutter


Crawford John J., r. 826 Pacific


Crawford John M., fruits and vegetables, 55 Fifth, r. SE cor Twenty-second and Valencia


Crawford John M., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 422 Second


Crawford John S., master mariner, r. 967 Mission


Crawford John T., policeman City Hall, r. 467 Minna


Crawford John W., teamster, r. 40%% Zoe


Crawford Joseph, r. 109 Dupont


Crawford Joseph G., drayman E. G. Pierce & Co., r. 356 Brannan


Crawford J. R., physician, r. 213 Mason


Crawford J. T. Mrs., assistant Lincoln Grammar School, r. 1001 Sutter


Crawford Mary (widow), r. 600 Bush


Crawford M. M. Mrs., housekeeper 2507 Howard


Crawford Oroville, art student, r. 333 Vallejo


Crawford R. C., driver United Carriage Co.


Crawford Robert, r. 616 Eddy


Crawford Robert, laborer, r. 129 Second


Crawford Robert. insurance solicitor, office 426 Mont


Crawford Samuel, carpenter, r. 835 Mission


Crawford Samuel J., plasterer, r. N s Church, bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second


Crawford Sarah Miss, goldbeater D. Hicks & Co., r. 142 Fourth


Crawford Thomas, assistant engineer stm Constance, r. Stockton


Crawford Thomas, carpenter, r. 25 Beideman


Crawford William, stockbroker, r. 600 Bush


CRAWFORD WILLIAM, secretary California Spring Manufacturing Co., office 147 New Mont- gomery, r. NE cor Bryant and Langton


CRAWFORD WILLIAM S., attorney at law, office 52 Montgomery Block, r. 225 Bush


Crawhall Annie, hairdresser Carrie Sheppard, r. 723 Harrison


Crawhall Jean, miller, r. 723 Harrison


Crawhall John, freight clerk Central Pac. R. R. Co., r. 723 Harrison


Crawley Edward, machinist, r. 446 Brannan


Crawley George W., proptr Fairmount Water Works, r. 446 Brannan


Crawley James, proptr Tiger Hotel, 446 Brannan


Crawley John M., clerk general freight office Central


Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 24, r. 330 Brannan


Crawley Thomas, painter, r. 833 Miller Pl


Craya Mary (widow), r. W s Sansom, bet Greenwich and Filbert, rear


Cray thorn William, woodcarver, r. 618 Fourth 1


Crayton Bruce, plumber and gasfitter, r. 1427 Wash Crayton George, clerk, r. 1427 Washington


Crayton Robert, real estate, r. 1427 Washington


Crayton William, hostler Charles S. Crittenden, r. 1206 Market


Crayton. See Creighton


Creamer Aaron (Creamer & Deckelmann), r. 812 Taylor


Creamer James H., drayman E. Martin & Co., r. 1422 Washington


Creamer John J., porter, r. 1422 Washington


Creamer Scott. bricklayer New City Hall


Creamer William, seaman, r. 46 Steuart


Creamer & Deckelmann (Aaron Creamer and Francis Deckelmann), hairdressing saloon, American Ex- change Hotel


Creamer. See Cremer


Crean Frank, driver Omnibus R. R., r. 9 Clara


Crean Katie, domestic 812 Bush


Crean Owen, expressman, r. 240 Clara


Crean William, expressman, SW cor Fonrth and How- ard, r. 48 Louisa


Crebben William, clerk James Humphrey, r. NE cor William and Geary


Creber Walter, malster Empire Brewery, r. 8 Vande- water


Creech Thomas, r. 308 O'Farrell


Creed Daniel, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 683 Harrison


Creed Ella Miss, boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros., r. 683 Howard


Creed John M., receiver public stores warehouse de- partment Custom House, r. 1716 Hyde


Creedon D. J., gardener, r. 26 Turk


Creedon Fannie, chambermaid American Exchange Hotel


Creedon Mary, saleswoman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. Nucleus House


Creedon Michael J., clerk West Coast Furniture Co., r. Nucleus House


Creedon Patrick, laborer Sutter St. R. R.


Creedon Patrick H., dairy, W s Sherman, bet Eight- eenth and Nineteenth


Creedon William, bootmaker, 29 Commercial


Creegan Francis, laborer, r. cor Cemetery Av and Cal Creegan Peter (Garrett & Creegan), r. 543 Stevenson


Creeley James, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. 1316 Na- toma


Creely James, blacksmith McCarty Bros., r. 834 How Creemar Bernard, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier 10, Steuart


Cregan John (Cregan & Doyle), r. 821 Webster


Cregan John M., salesman Kennedy & Durr, r. 821 Webster


Cregan Kate (widow), r. 305 Fifth


Cregan Michael, fireman, r. 217 Broadway


Cregan Michael, salesman Keane Brothers, r. 821 Web- ster


Cregan Timothy, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW cor Sixteenth and Columbia


Cregan William. stevedore, r. 315 Bryant


CREGAN & DOYLE (John Cregan, and Thomas Doyle) , wines and liquors, 213 California, and SW cor Howard and Sixth


Creglivich Antonio, seaman, r. 37 Pacific


Crego Cyrus, office 435 California, r. 1104 Market


Creia John, steamboatman, r. 9 Merchant


Creig Isaac, engineer Thompson & Evans, r. 71 Clem


Creigh John D., attorney at law, r. 903 Shotwell


Creigh John D., delivery clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 2215 Howard


Creigh Meric, bookkeeper, r. 308 Leavenworth


Creigh S. W., chief delivery clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 2215 Howard


Creighmer G. (widow), r. 1602 Howard


Creighton Charles, clerk letter department Wells, Fargo & Co., r. Dolores, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth


Creighton Daniel, helper W. S. Phelps & Co., r. 81 Na- toma


Creighton Frank, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414 Francisco


Creighton Hugh H., barber Daniel Rosenblum, r. 710 Buchanan


Creighton James, expressman, NE cor Mission and Third, r. 181 Jessie


Creighton James, foreman carpenter Pacific Improve- ment Co., r. 115 Ellis


Creighton John, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken, r. 79 Clementina


Creighton John F., bookbinder Bartling & Kimball, r. 111 Jessie


Creighton John, bellman Occidental Hotel


Creighton Joseph,. umbrellamaker, 61 Third


Creighton Mary Miss, boxmaker Gray Bros., r. 81 Na- toma


Creighton Patrick, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414 Francisco


Creighton Patrick, proptr American House, 81 Natoma Creighton Patrick, liquor saloon, SW cor Folsom and Fifth


Creighton Peter, r. 604 Pine


Creighton R., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.


Creighton Richard, stevedore, r. 556 Brannan


Creighton Robert J., editorial rooms Evening Post, r. 2726 Howard


Creighton Terrence, engineer, r. 65 Natoma Creighton Thomas, blacksmith, r. 81 Natoma


BEAMISH'S Shirts Fit well-Wear well-Look well.


New Orleans Insurance Association, HUTCHINSON & MANN, Agents, north-east cor. California and Sansome Sts.


ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.


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Creighton Thomas F., bookkeeper Crane & Brigham, r. 2718 Folsom


Creighton William, helper Moynihan & Aitken, r. 81 Natoma


Creighton. See Crayton


Crellin John (Crellin & Co. and Morgan & Co.) , r. Oak- land


Crellin Thomas (Crellin & Co. and Morgan & Co.), r. Oysterville, W. T.


Crellin & Co. (John Crellin, John S. Morgan and Thomas Crellin), groceries and provisions, (Oys- terville, W. T.), office 87 California Market


Creme Lawrence, nightwatchinan Holland & Ruppel, r. NW cor Beale and Mission


Cremer Bernard, longshoreman, r. 14 Ritch


Cremer John, nightwatchman Market St. R. R., r. 1720 Jessie, rear


Cremer N., candy and ornamental confectionery, 430 Geary


Cremer. See Creamer


Cremlish Daniel, laborer C. E. Haseltine


Cremmis Dennis, laborer, r. 265 Clementina


Cremony John C., engineer O. K. Foundry, r. 64 First Ciemony John C., journalist John H. Carmany & Co., r. 25 Dupont


Cremore Bernard, stevedore A. C. Freese


Crenert Frederick, clerk M. J. Flavin, r. 6% Harriet Crennan Kate (widow), presser Charles J. Holmes, r. 1610% Mission


Creque Frederick F., supervisor weights of mails U. S. Railway Mail Service, r. Oakland


Crescent Mill and Mining Co. (Plumas Co. Cal.), O. H. Bogart secretary, office 106 Leidesdorff, room 3 Crespo Antonio, teacher languages, r. 810 Mission Crespo Gertrudas (widow), dressmaker, r. 918 Jackson Crespo Joseph, saddlemaker Main & Winchester, r. 918 Jackson


Cressaglia Mateo, restaurant, 15 Third, r. 219 Stev Cressick Clemence Miss, dressmaker, 1018 Hyde


Cressie Edward P., clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 609 Folsom


Cressy Albert, driver S. F. Laundry Assn, r. 817 3% Larkin


Cressy Theodore S. (Steele, Elder & Co.), r. 1721 Clay Cresta Thomas, vegetables, 59 Colombo Market


Cresswell Robert, miner, r. 247 Second


Cretty Edmond, laborer, r. 1031 Dupont


Creuziger Annie Miss, r. 3 Clay Av


Creuziger Hugo, upholster, r. 1519 Larkin


Crew Edward, bricklayer, r. 1126 Pacific Crews Leona Mrs., actress, r. 31 Eddy


Cribbens Patrick, stableman Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 18 Webb


Crichton James, carpenter, r. 115 Ellis


Crichton John L., plasterer, r. 733 Geary


Crichton Peter, carpenter, r. 127 First Av


Crichton Robert, r. 2333 Pine


Crichtow Laura D. Mrs., copyist County Recorder's Of- fice, r. 1228 Mission


Crickard Mary Miss, r. 557 Stevenson


Cridge Alfred, journalist S. F. Chronicle, r. NE cor Mission and Sixteenth


Criggs John, r. 904 Kearny


CRIM SAMUEL, real estate, office 420 California, r. 2320 Howard


Crim William H., teller National Gold Bank and Trust Co., r. 710 Capp


Crimi Lawrence, nightwatchman, r. 33 John


Crimmen Dennis, longshoreman, r. 256 Spear, rear


Crimmins Cornelius, laborer, r. W s York, bet Solano and Butte


Crimmivs Daniel, laborer Mission Woolen Mills, r. W s York, bet Solano and Butte


Crimmins Mary, assistant cook St. Josehp's R. C. In- faut Asylumn, E s Q, bet Seventeenth and Nine- teenth avs, S. F.


Crimmins Mary E. Miss, packer M. Morgenthau, r. W s York, bet Solano and Butte


Criminins Michael, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414 Francisco


Crimmins Philip, shoemaker S.W. Levy, r. 45 Ritch


Crimmins Timothy, baker R. R. Swain & Co., r. 115 Natoina


Crinmins William, shoemaker Girard & Nolan, r. 45 Ritch


Crimmins William Jr., shoemaker, r. 45 Ritch


Crindle Elsie Mrs., medium, r. 110 O'Farrell


Crinnian Charles F., salesman Feist, Frank & Co., r. Brooklyn Hotel


Crinnion Thomas P., carpenter, r. 1315 Jackson


Cripps James, printer, r. 24 Mint Av


Criskey John E., jeweler, r. 115 Dora


Crisp William, dairyman William Mitchell, r. E s Cas- tro, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth


Crissle Patrick, laborer, r. W s Billings Pl, nr Filbert Crist A. B., agent Cal. Pac. R. R., and Central Pac. R. R. stms, office Washington St. Wharf, r. Grand Hotel


Crist William E., machinist Union Iron Works. r. S s Precita Av, nr Mission


Cristovich S., Austrian Benev. Soc., 71 New Mont Critcher Henry, capitalist, r. 408 Hyde


Critcher Henry Jr., clerk P. D. Browne, r. 408 Hyde Critcher John, clerk, r. 408 Hyde


Critcher Madison H., clerk Davis Bros., r. 408 Hyde Critchley Thomas, waiter S. S. Los Angeles, Broad - way Wharf


Critico Davide, Italian Benev. Soc., 423 Washington Crittenden Charles S., proptr Dexter Stable, 221-223


Bush, and Club Stables, 409-411 Taylor, r. 519 O'Farrell


Crittenden H., r. The Baldwin


Crittenden James L., attorney at law, office 59 and 60 Merchants' Exchange, r. 524 Sutter


Crittenden Martin V. B., bartender E. T. Harris, r. 309 Fifth


Crittenden Parker (Crittenden & Howell), r. San Rafael Crittenden Thomas T., bookkeeper Woods & Freeborn, r. 122 Taylor


CRITTENDEN & HOWELL (Parker Crittenden and W. F. Howell), general auctioneers and real- estate agents, office 25, Merchants' Exchange


Croall James, plumber and gasfitter, r. 1918 Mason Croburt James, laborer, r. N s Kansas, bet Humboldt and Nevada


Crocco Louis, porter Louis Malatesta, r. 517 Green- wich


Croce Peter E. (Croce & Marchand), r. 5% Kearny Croce Severino, Swiss Benev. Soc., 5% Kearny


Croce & Marchand (Peter E. Croce and C. Marchand) , watchcasemakers, 622 Clay


Crochette Phillippe, laborer Miners' Branch Restau- rant, r. 210 Montgomery Av


CROCKARD HUGH, shipsmith, 20 Mission, r. Seventh Av, bet L and M, South S. F.


Crockard John S., shipsmith, r. Seventh Av, bet L and M, South S. F.


Crocker Aaron (L. & A. Crocker) , r. Oakland Crocker .C. F., seaman, r. 5 Midway


CROCKER CHARLES, president Southern Pac. R. R., and second vice president Central Pac. R. R., office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 42, r. NW cor California and Taylor


CROCKER CHARLES F. JR., vice president Southern Pac. R. R., office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 41, r. NW cor Cal and Taylor


Crocker Clark W. (Sisson, Wallace & Co.), r. 1609 Sut- ter


Crocker Ellen (widow), r. 213 Jones


Crocker Enima (widow), furnished rooms, 946 Howard Crocker F. A., r. 1527 Powell


Crocker Frank, hackman, r. 848 Folsom, rear


Crocker George, r. NW cor California and Taylor


Crocker George D., inventor, r. 1021 Hyde


Crocker Henry J .. r. 1609 Sutter


Crocker Henry S. (H. S. Crocker & Co.), r. 1919 Cal


CROCKER H. S. & CO. (John D. Yost), import-


ing stationers, printers and lithographers, NW cor Sansom and Sacramento


Crocker Isaac B., varnisher, r. 1001 Capp


Crocker John, car cleaner Hayes Valley and Market St. R. R., r. 1308% Steiner


Crocker John, clerk Crocker & Suydam, r. 3 Highland Terrace


Crocker John, teamster, r. W s Dolores bet Twenty- first and Twenty-second


Crocker John H. (Crocker & Suydam), r. 1023 Hyde


Crocker L. & A., fancy dry goods, 1100 Stockton


Crocker Lesser (L. & A. Crocker), r. 1100 Stockton


Crocker M. A. (widow), r. 107 Powell


Crocker M. J. C. Mrs., assistant Greenwich Street Prim- ary School, r. 615 Bush


Crocker Morris, tailor, r. 322 Broadway


Crocker N. & Co., general merchandise (Red Bluff, Cal.), office 7-9 Battery


Crocker Peter B., boxmaker, r. 1436 Mission


Crocker Roland R., sailmaker, r. 4 Laskie


Crocker W. G., hackdriver, r. 124 Twenty-fourth


Crocker William, r. NW cor California and Taylor Crocker William A., plumber and gasfitter, 815 Bush


BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Perfect Fitting Shirts to Order.


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


Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.


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CROCKER & SUYDAM (John H. Crocker and J. N. Suydam) , stockbrokers, office 218 Pine


Crockett Charles, woodturner Herman Granz, r. 591 Sixth


Crockett E. Mrs., dressmaker, 919 Sacramento


Crockett Frank, extraman Engine No. 4, S .F. F. D., r. 144 Second


Crockett John, mining secretary, office 203 Bush, room 12, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel


Crockett Joseph B., associate justice Supreme Court of California, chambers 640 Clay, r. East Oakland


Crockett Joseph B. Jr., engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1000 Pine


Crockett Robert, managing clerk Wilson & Wilson, r. Oakland


Crockett Solomon, seaman, r. 220 Ninth


Croesus Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Bodie District, Cal.), Emil Hestres secretary, office 8 Brenham Pl Croesus Gold Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.), D. Buck secretary, office 80 Nevada Block /


Croft Charles, clerk McAuliffe & Co., r. 121 Fifth


Croft Martin, carpenter Pac. Improvement Co., r. 514 Second


Crofton George, r. 1415 Mason


Crofton John, laborer, r. 921 Battery


Crofton John, salesman Thomas Sullivan,r.1822 Market


Crofts John J., chief engineer stmr Newport, r. 438 Clementina


Crogan Francis, chief engineer stmr Gipsy, r. Oak- land


Crogan Frank, waiter, r. 551 Mission


Crogan James, house painter, r. 12 Hollis


Crogan Mary Miss, tailoress Harris Kozminsky, r. 963 Mission


Crogan Patrick J., painter, r. 1532 Eddy


Crogan Peter, plasterer, r. 909 Vallejo


Crogan Thomas H., policeman City Hall, r. 503 Fol


Croin James, miner, r. 815 Montgomery


Croke James, collector Washington St. Wharf, r. 819 Jessie


Croke Kate (widow), r. 21 Grand Av


Croke Mary Miss, r. 309 Austin


Croke Thomas, entry clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. 819 Jessie


Croll John, r. 132 Fifth


Cromer Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Frederick E. Luty secretary, office 507 Mont


Cromer Henry, capitalist, r. 19 Louisa


Cromley Patrick, teamster, r. 317 Vallejo


Cromllet Arthur, r. 708 Commercial


Crompton John, chief engineer stm Transit, Oakland Ferry, r. Oakland


Cromwell Burnside, clerk A. F. Merten & Co., r. 445 Bryant


Cromwell Henry, clerk L. Carty, r. 1329 Sansom


Cron Minnie (widow), r. 229 Eighth


Cron. See Krohn, Kron, and Krone


Cronan Catherine (widow), r. 305 Union


Cronan James, bakery and confectionery, SE cor Twenty-fourth and Alabama


Cronan James, foreman malthouse Hibernia Brewery, r. 1225 Howard


Cronan Jeremiah, laborer C. E. Haseltine


Cronan John, blacksmithhelper McAfee Boiler Works, r. 28 Minna


Cronan John, laborer Superintendent of Streets, r. Es Dolores, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth


Cronan John B., bookkeeper Root & Sanderson, r. 328 Capp


Cronan John J., painter, 225 Tenth


Cronan Michael, blacksmith, r. 511 Mission


Cronan Michael, hostler Nathaniel H. Roy, r. S s Point Lobos Av, bet Fourth and Fifth avs


Cronan Morris, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier 10, Steuart


Cronan Owen, laborer, r. 670 Clementina


Cronan Peter A., carriage painter Carvill Manufac- turing Co., r. 8 Dale Pl


Cronan Samuel, machinist Centennial Planing Mills, r. 2 McLea Court


Cronan Thomas, tinner William Cronin, r. Park Hotel


Cronan Timothy, coachman, r. 718 O'Farrell


Cronan William, metalroofer, 1071 Market r. 926 McAllister


Cronan. See Cronin


Crone Amy Mrs., varieties, SW cor Sierra and Ten- nessee


Crone Henry, shipcarpenter r. SW cor Sierra aad Tennesse


Crone John, carpenter, r. 9 Elizabeth


Crone Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 316 Ritch


Crone Louis, seaman, r. 316 Ritch


Crone Peter, flyman S. F. Chronicle


Crone Peter, bricklayer, r. 3 Harrison Av


Cronett Frederick, ironworker, r. NE cor Illinois and Twentieth


Cronin Charles, seaman, r. 46 Steuart


Cronin Cornelius, laborer, r. 50 Louisa




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