The San Francisco directory for the year 1869, Part 112

Author: Langley, Henry G
Publication date: 1858
Publisher: San Francisco : Commercial Steam Presses, S.D. Valentine & Sons
Number of Pages: 1076


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Monahan ( William ) & Co., ( Timothy P. Riordan) real estate agents, junction Market and Kearny Monck Richard H., ( Harris & Wright), dwl 455 Jessie


Moncome Charles, carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post Monday Terence, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Mondelet François, furnished rooms and boarding, 835 Clay


Mondet Andrew, sawdustvender, dwl 52 Clementina Mondie Peter, butcher with Kerr & Gray, dwl Potrero Avenue nr El Dorado


Mondt Philip, clerk with Treadwell & Co., dwl 317 Jessie


Mone John J., clerk with Sharp & Lloyd, dwl 319 O'Farrell, rear


Mouell George I. N., assistant secretary Odd Fel- lows' Savings Bank, Odd Fellows' Hall


Monell Walter J., ( Kennedy & M.) dwl 7 Prospect Place


Moner Antonio, (J. Jury & Co.) dwl Haight bet Pierce and Scott


Moneypenny Charles, groceries and liquors, 136 Natoma


Moneypenny Henry, yachtman with John L. Eck- ley, dwl W s Kentucky bet Butte and Twen- tieth


Monge Angela, (widow) dwl Bower Place


Mongion Henry, carpenter, dwl 1316 Kearny


Monhon Michael, laborer, dwl Fourteenth Avenue bet N and P, South S. F


Monie Girard, ladies' hairdressingsaloon and wig- maker, 307 Montgomery, dwl 219 Geary


MONITOR, (weekly, Catholic) Lyons & Barry editors and proprietors, office 622 Clay


Monje Manuela, (widow) dwl 520 Broadway


Monk Richard, compositor Abend Post, dwl 102 Fourth


Monkhouse James, machinist Fulton Foundry, dwl 5 Natoma


Monks Joseph, shoemaker, dwl 15 Stevenson


Monks Richard B., attorney at law, office 620 Wash- ington, dwl 1008 Clay


Monks Samuel, hairdressingsaloon and wigmaker, 814 and 816 Washington, dwl S s Broadway bet Hyde and Larkin


Monmonier William B., ( Monmonier & Son) dwl 419 Minna


Monmonier ( William B.) & Son, ( William D.) photographers, 205 Third


Monmonier William D., ( Monmonier & Son) dwl 419 Minna


Monneret de Villars Hector, office 725 Montgomery, dw1 311 Union


Monney Michael, laborer, Lab. League, Dashaway Hall


Monnich Angust, groceries and liquors, 1160 Folsom Monnier Peter, porter with Fr. H. Rosenbaum & Co., dwl 813 Stockton


Monnin Bros., ( Frank, George Jr., and John) boots and shoes, 608 Washington and 820 Kearny


Monnin Frank, ( Monnin Bros.) dwl 820 Kearny Monnin George Jr., ( Monnin Bros.) dwl '820 Kearny


Monnin John, ( Monnin Bros. ) dwl 613 Jackson Monnyea Peter, porter, dwl 1813 Stockton, rear


Monroe Charles F., advertising agent with William B. Lake, dwl 242 Clementina


Monroe Daniel, ( Snow, M. & Fifield ) attorney at


at law, office 636 Sacramento, dwl 233 Eighth Monroe David, driver Pacific Hotel, dwl 109 Pacific Monroe George, stevedore, dwl S s Union bet Cal- houn and Sansom


Monroe Henry R., gatekeeper City and County Hospital, SW cor Stockton and Francisco


Monroe James, awl 976 Harrison


Monroe James M., builder, dwl cor Thirteenth Avenue and M, South S. F


Monroe William, carpenter, dwl 34 Minna


Monroe William, stonecutter, dwl cor Cemetery Avenue and Sutter


Monroe .- See Munroe


Monsees Carsten, drayman 221 Battery, dwl N s McAllister bet Buchanan and Webster


Monses Richard, clerk, NE cor Second and Clem- entina


Monsisvais Charles, jeweler with Koehler & Ritter, dwl SE cor Kearny and Broadway


Monson Peter, seaman, dwl 24 Sacramento


Monstery T. H., fencing and boxing academy, 302 Montgomery


Montag Jacob, tailor, 1335 Dupont


Montagne J. Victor, confectioner, dwl 627 Vallejo


Montague Alonzo, calker, Ship C. Ass., Barra's Hall


Montague George F., (Preble & Co.) dwl N s Market or Mason


Montague James P., captain steamer Moulton, dwl 424 Tehama


Montague Michael, plasterer, dwl 250 Tehama Montague Patrick, stoker, dwl 541 First


Montague W. W., (Locke & M.) dwl Lick House


Montandon G., wines and liquors, NE cor Commer- cial and Leidesdorff


Montano Andres A., lithographic printer with Geo. H. Baker, dwl 915 Powell


Montano John, hatter, dwl 1117 Kearny


Montano Soledad, (widow) dwl 1117 Kearny


Montain John T., merchant, dw1 117 Post,


Montaro Georgiana Miss, (colored) dw1 754 Wash- ington


Montchar Prosper, printer, dwl 318 Broadway


Monte Joseph, dw1 65 Shipley


Montedonico Antonio, dwi 841 Pacific


Monteith Andrew, painter, dwl 777 Market


Montell C. F., meat and fishmarket, 107 Second


Montell E. H., second officer P. M. S. S. Co., dwl cor Brannan and Third


MONTELL FRANCIS M., assistant assessor U. S. Internal Revenue, dwl 104 Second


Montell H. H., storekeeper P. M. S. S. Co's Wharf, dwl 104 Second


Montenegro M. Rodrigo, goldsmith, dwl 117 Clark Monteverde F. E., clerk with Rodgers, Meyer & Co., dwl 1117 Bush


Monteverde Romana, (widow) dwl 2 Maiden Lane Montgeaillerd Louis, dw1 8 Scott Place


Montgomery Atkins, city engineer S. V. Water Works


Montgomery Andrew, seaman, dwl 3 Varenne


MONTGOMERY BLOCK, E s Montgomery bet Washington and Merchant


Montgomery Charles, cook, dwl 136 Natoma


Montgomery Edward L., miner, dwl E s Capp nr Twenty-fourth


Montgomery Frank, molder Jackson Foundry, dwl 18 Sumner


Montgomery George H., solicitor with Gilmore & Van Norden, dwl 311 Stockton


Montgomery Henry, merchant, dwl 1122 Folsom Montgomery Henry, shipmaster, dwl 1036 Howard Montgomery House, 615 Mission


Montgomery John, laborer, dwl 507 Mission


Montgomery John, waiter Russ House


Montgomery Joseph, harnessmaker, dwl 521 Mission Montgomery Josiah, harnessmaker with W. F. Dor- rance, dw1 555 Mission


EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Printers, Leidesdorff st., from Commercial to Clay.


C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., Nos. 712, 714 and 716, Kearny Street.


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Montgomery Street Real Estate Co., William C. | Mooney John H., machinist, 133 Kearny and W s


Ralston president, H. G. Walton secretary, office SW cor California and Sansom


Montgomery William, (colored) barkeeper, dwl 808 Pacific


Montgomery William, molder Vulcan Foundry, dwl 468 Jessie


Montgomery Zach., ( Montgomery & Evans) res Oakland


MONTGOMERY ( Zach.) & EVANS, (O. P.) at- torneys at law, office rooms 20 and 21 Exchange Building


MONTHLY FREIGHT CIRCULAR, J. H. Car- many & Co. proprietors, office 409 Washington Montijo Josefa, (widow) dwl 819 Broadway


Montijo Manuel, marblecutter, dw1 819 Broadway Montijo Rafael, marblecutter, dw1 819 Broadway


Monton Jules, machinist Vulcan Iron Works, dwl Morton ur Dupont


Montozo Manuel, porter, bds SW cor Drumm and Oregon


Montpellier Albert, cashier with Alfred Borel & Co., dwl 912 Clay


Montrose John B., carpenter, dwl 1011 Taylor


Moock George, butcher with Menges & Frank, dwl 310 Mason


Moody Abraham, peddler, dwl 316 Davis


Moody Edwin, engraver, dwl Berry nr Fourth


Moody Isaac, carpenter and builder, dwl 915 Jackson


Moody James, sailmaker, Sailmakers' Association, cor Clay and East


Moody John, lastmaker with Shepherd & Carroll MOODY JOHN C., apothecary, 202 Kearny and NW cor Fourth and Mission, dwl 708 Sutter


Moody Joseph L., capitalist, office 329 Montgomery, dwl SE cor Jones and Lombard


Moody Joshua H., shipcarpenter, dwl 445 Bryant


Moody Louis, peddler, dw1 316 Davis


Moody Robert, laborer California Mills, dwl Church bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth


Moody S. C., shipwright, Shipcarpenters' Associa- tion, Barra's Hall


Moody S. S., laborer, dwl What Cheer House Moody William, with C. H. Reynolds & Co., dwl 526 Kearny


Moody William E., bookkeeper, dwl 922 Jackson


Moody William H., stencilcutter with John F. Hall Moon Andrew J., bookkeeper with John C. Mor- rison Jr., res Oakland


Moon Andrew S., real estate, dwl 5 Park Avenne MOON GEORGE C., real estate dealer, office NE cor Montgomery and Sacramento, dwl NW cor Montgomery and Jackson, room 14


Mooney A. Mrs., janitor North Cosmopolitan School Mooney Andrew, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Mooney Arthur, waiter New York Bakery, dw1 163 Minna


Mooney Bartholomew C., laborer with Samuel E. Oakley, dwl 103 Sacramento


Mooney Charles, bootmaker, dwl E s Columbia nr Sixteenth


Mooney Charles, cutter with Kowalsky & Co., dwl 2 Columbia


Mooney Cornelius, distiller, dwl NW cor Clay and Sansom


Mooney Daniel J., groceries and liquors, NW cor Market and Van Ness Avenne


Mooney Daniel T., conductor S. F. & Alameda Railroad, office Alameda Ferry


Mooney Edward, carpenter, dwl What Cheer House Mooney Eliza, (widow) dwl N & Fell nr Gough


Mooney Francis A., compositor Alta California


Mooney Hugh, laborer, dwl 25 Clementina


Mooney James, machinist with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 16 Welsh


Mooney James J., miller National Mills, dwl 913 Montgomery


Mooney John, miner, dw1 214 Broadway


Trinity nr Sutter, dwl NE cor Howard and Twenty-second


Mooney Patrick, deckhand C. S. Nav. Co's steamer Yosemite


Mooney Patrick, laborer, dwI Niantic Hotel


Mooney Patrick, whitener, dwl 2013 Taylor


Mooney Rosa Miss, domestic, 26} Kearny


Mooney Sarah, (widow) dwl 232 O' Farrell


Mooney Thomas, laborer with J. B. Kemp


MOONEY THOMAS, president California Build- ing, Loan, and Savings Society, office 405 Cal- fornia, dwl Ss Twenty - fourth bet Bryant and Columbia


Mooney William, barkeeper, dwl 15 Cleavland


Mooney William, liquorsaloon, NE cor Fourth and Townsend


Moor Henry, clerk with C. S. Nav. Co., dwl 516 Third


Moor William H., with C. S. Nav. Co., office NE cor Front and Jackson, dwl 223 Ellis


Moorcroft Thomas, drayman with Thomas H. Selby & Co


Moore A. B., blacksmith Vulcan Iron Works, dwl 545 Mission


Moore Allen, barkeeper Alhambra Saloon, dwl 52 Minna


Moore Alonzo, laborer Kimball Manufacturing Co., dwl 1111 Sacramento


Moore Amanda E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 322 Leav Moore Andrew, dwl 118 Bernard


Moore Andrew, seaman, dwl 116 Stewart


Moore Annie Mrs .. dressmaker, 43 Second


Moore Arthur W., salesman, 113 Sutter


Moore Austin D., ( Moore Bros.) dwl Ns Folsom bet Eleventh and Twelfth


Moore B., laborer, dwl N s Grove bet Octavia and Gough


Moore B. C., shipping clerk, dwl 1424 Pine


Moore Benjamin, carpenter, dwl 214 Powell


Moore B. F. Mrs., assistant teacher Lincoln Gram- mar School, dwl 127 Kearny


Moore B. P., salesman with N. P. Cole & Co., dwl 1914 Stockton


MOORE BROTHERS, (J. Preston and Austin D. Moore) importers and commission merchants, office rooms 9 and 10, SW cor Cal and Davis


Moore Charles, longshoreman, dwl 317 Beale


Moore Charles, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial


Moore Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart


Moore Charles, upholsterer, dwl 10 Powell


Moore Charles, watchman Golden Gate Mills, dwl 505 Howard


Moore Daniel, cook, dw1 518 Mission


Moore Daniel H., shipjoiner, dw1 517 Mission


Moore David, ( Hanson &. M.) dwl Folsom opposite Juniper


Moore David, carpenter, dwl 524 Mission


Moore David, stonecutter, dw1 423 Bush


Moore Dennis B., salesman with E. C. Kennedy, dw1 304 Jessie


Moore D. M., ( W. H. & D. M. Moore) dwl 18 First Moore D. W., carpenter, dwl 42 Vallejo


Moore Edmund, trunkmaker with H. Behrendt & Co., dwl Ecker nr Mission


Moore Edward, carpenter, dwI Wisconsin House


Moore Edward, helper, dwl 47 Ecker


Moore Edward, laborer, Lab. League, Dashaway Hall


Moore Edward E., seeds and plants, 425 Washington, dwl 220 Chestnut


Moore Edward F., carriagetrimmer with M. W. Allen & Co., dwl 177 Minna


MOORE ELLIOTT J., (E. J. and & J. H. Moore) dwl 1408 Powell


MOORE ELLIOTT J. & JOSEPH H., attorneys at law, office 77 and 78 Montgomery Block


Moore F. J. Mrs., dwl 540 Bryant


Moore George, carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post


All Wines and Liquors bearing the label of M. S.'WHITING & CO., are free from "LIGHTNING." See next leaf.


E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Yankee Notions.


29


REDINGTON HOSTETTER & CO., Headquarters for Druggists on Pacific Coast.


450


SAN FRANCISCO


[ M]


DIRECTORY.


PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY circulates throughout the Pacific Coast.


Moore George, drayman with A. C. Hichborn, dwl | Moore Joseph, engineer, dwl 39 Stanford cor Clay and Montgomery


Moore George, machinist, dwl 524 Mission Moore George, plasterer, dwl Es Bryant bet Twen- ty-fourth and Twenty-Fifth


Moore George, stevedore, dwl 305 Davis Moore George B., carpenter. dwl 1 Selina Place MOORE (George H.) & CO., shipping and com mchts, off' NE cor Cal and Davis, dwl 415 Eddy Moore George H., bookkeeper, dwl 733 Harrison


Moore George W., tinsmith wifh Osgood & Stetson, dwl 1505 Stockton


Moore H. A., Mrs., dressmaker, 136 Sntter


Moore H. C., bricklayer, Bricklayers' Pro. Ass., 751 Market


Moore Henry, piledriver, dwl 26 Stewart


Moore Henry, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart


Moore Henry, teamster with Stanyan & Co., dwl S 8 Sacramento bet Polk and Van Ness Avenue Moore Henry James, plumber, dwl 109 Silver


MOORE HENRY K., attorney at law, office 630 Sacramento, dwl 626 California


MOORE HORACE H., antiquarian bookstore, 218 Bush, dw1 17 Anthony


Moore Isaac, carpenter, dwl 230 Perry


Moore Isidore C., commission merchant, office room 12, SW cor Cal and Davis, dwl 128 Silver


Moore Jacob, seaman, bds 407 Drumm


Moore Jacob G., assistant abstract clerk Custom House, dw1 1426 California


Moore James, actor Alhambra Theater


& Moore James, boilermaker with McAfee, Spiers Co., dw1 44 Minna


Moore James, bricklayer, Bricklayers' Pro. Ass., 751 Market


Moore James, carder with M. & P. Woolen Mills, dwl E s Columbia nr Santa Clara


Moore James, helper Kimball Manufacturing Co., dwl N s Shipley bet Eighth and Eighth


Moore James, helper Risdon Iron Works


Moore James. porter with C. Adolphe Low & Co., dwl Elizabeth bet Castro and Diamond


Moore James, laborer with J. B. Kemp, dwl W s Kentucky nr Irwin


Moore James B., blacksmith with Pollard & Car- vill, dwl 3 Cadell Alley


Moore James B., bookkeeper with Dodge & Sroufe, bds Russ House


Moore James S., milkranch, Noe Valley, San Mi- guel Ranch


Moore Jerome R., varnisher, dwl 77 Natoma


Moore J. J., carpenter, dwl 129 Second


Moore J. K., carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post


Moore J. O. Mrs., dwl 733 Harrison


Moore John, ( Moore & Downey) dwl 662 Mission


Moore ( John) & Downey, (John) wood and coal, 662 Mission


Moore John, ( Moore & Murphy ) dwl 131 Sixth


Moore ( John) & Murphy, (John) bootmakers, 131 Sixth


Moore John, boatman, dwl SW cor Davis and Val- lejo


Moore Jobn, carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post


Moore John, drayman, dwl 21 Stevenson


Moore John, driver with R. Smith, dw1 514 Bryant Moore John, jobwagon, NW cor Davis and Broad- way, dwl 15 Pacific


Moore John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill


Moore John, mariner, bds 115 Clark


Moore John A., ( Dutton &. M. ) dwl 223 O'Farrell Moore John A., principal Ocean House School


Moore John J., cook, dwl Berry nr Third


Moore Jobn J., drygoods and trimmings, SE cor Twenty-second and Folsom


Moore John M., stockbroker, office 77 and 78 Mont- gomery Block, dwl 873 Mission


Moore John W., (colored) calker, dwl 916 Sac


Moore John W., local policeman, dwl cor Davis and Vallejo


MOORE JOSEPH, superintendent lisdon Iron and Locomotive Works, dw1 642 Second


MOORE JOSEPH H., (E. J. & J. H. Moore) at- torney at law, office 77 and 78 Montgomery Block, dwl W' s First Avenue bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth


Moore Justin P. Rev., city missionary, room 20, N


W cor Washington and Sausom, d'al 1511} Sac Moore J. Preston, ( Moore Bros.) res Oakland Moore Justin, ( Taylor & Co.) dwl 331 Second Moore L. B., miner, dwl 1125 Folsom


Moore Maggie Miss, actress Alhambra Theater


Moore Martin, special policeman, dw1 620 Grove Moore Michael, driver N. B. & M. Railroad, dwl 323 Tehama


Moore Michael fireman P. M. S. S. Constitution


Moore Michael, hostler with Peter A. Finigan, dwl Mason bet Market and Eddy


Moore Michael, shoemaker with Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 47 Ritch


Moore Michael, stoker, dwl 27 Welsh


Moore Nathan W., private school, 402 Geary


Moore Nathaniel. salesman 103 Battery, dwl 756 Fol Moore Octavius G., draftsman with Wright & San- ders, dwl 331 Montgomery


Moore Patrick, laborer, dwl 1410 Taylor


Moore P. C., carpenter, dw1 236 Fremont


Moore ( Peter ) & Wrage, ( August) groceries and liquors, NE cor Polk and Pacific


Moore Phoebe, (colored, widow) dwl 906 Pac, rear Moore Ramero Mrs., groceries and liquors, 1300 Dupont


Moore Reuben C., compositor Daily Times, dwl SW cor Market and New Montgomery


Moore Richard, laborer with George Torrens, dwl N & Clay bet Hyde and Larkin


Moore Richard, marblepolisher with Jeremiah Dempsey, dwl 116 Shipley


Moore Robert, blacksmith with Charles Vale, dwl What Cbeer House


Moore Robert, bootfitter, dw1 24 Clarice Place


Moore Robert, salesman 109 Pine, dwl 1143 Folsom Moore Samnel, longshoreman, bds 23 Vallejo


Moore Samuel, proprietor Russ House Coaches, dwl Russ House


Moore Samuel W. & Co., Pioneer Seed Store, 310 Washington, dwl Brooklyn Hotel


Moore Thomas, ( Zeglio & M.) dwl S s Fell nr Oc- tavia


Moore Thomas, carriagetrimmer, dwl 177 Minna Moore Thomas, wood and coal, 924 Folsom


Moore Thomas S., carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post Moore Thomas W., real estate dealer, office NW cor Sansom and Pine, dw1 1602 Taylor


Moore W., water tender P. M. S. S. China


Moore W. H. & D. M., brassfounders and finishers, 112 Beale


Moore Wilbur W., clerk with Winans & Belknap, dw1 1106 Powell


Moore William, boarding, N s Oregon bet Front and Davis


Moore William, nurse, dwl 210 Jackson


Moore William, laborer, dwl W s Sansom bet Fil- bert and Greenwich


Moore William, laborer, dwl W & Sixth bet Bryant and Townsend


Moore William, local policeman, dwl Union bet Bat- tery and Sansom


Moore William, machinist with Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Co., 116 Montgomery, dwl 41 Natoma


Moore William, painter, dwl 568 Mission


Moore William, pantryman C. S. Nav. Co's steamer Antelope


Moore William, plumber and gasfitter, dwl 173 Jessie Moore William, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart


Moore William, stevedore, dwl Alta bet Montgom- ery and Sansom


EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Paper Rulers, Leidesdorff st., corner of Clay.


C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., Nos. 712, 714 and 716, Kearny Street.


SAN FRANCISCO


[M] DIRECTORY. 451


Moore William, teamster with C. L. Place & Co., | Moran Samuel, waiter P. M. S. S. Colorado dwl SW cor Stewart and Folsom


Moore William H., (W. H. & D. M. Moore) dwl 18 First


Moore William H., messenger with Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 77 Stevenson's Building


Moore William S., clerk with William A. Kollmyer Moore Z. W., fruits and vegetables, 9 New Cali- fornia Market, dwl 208 Post


Moore .- See More


Moorehead Samuel, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Moorhead James, ( S. P. Holden & Co.) dwl Cos- mopolitan Hotel


Moorhead .- See Morehead


Moorison John, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial


Moors Henry C., miner, dwl 123 Fifth


Moos H. J., laborer, dw1 507 Mission


Moos John, boatman, bds 37 Pacific


Moose Herman, ( Esberg &. M.) dwl 119 Powell


Mooser William, ( Johnston & M.) dwl 509 Lomb


Moosbake Frederick Rev., pastor First German Evangelical Church, dwl 245 Stevenson


Moote David, carpenter, dwl E s Columbia, Bernal Hights


Moote Jacob, brewer Philadelphia Brewery


Moote Samnel, printer with Bacon & Company, dwl Bernal Hights


Moraghan Michael B., oystersaloon, 68 California Market, dwl 4 Virginia Place


Moral Nathan, clerk with Shirek & Co., dwl Vir- ginia Block


Morales Juan, compositor El Tiempo, dwl 628 Val- lejo


Morales Teophilo, carpenter, dwl E s Vallejo Place Moran Andrew, laborer, 111 Jessie


Moran E. & P., cigarmakers, 708 Battery


Moran Edward, ( E. & P. Moran) dwl 416 Filbert Moran Edward, hostler with R. Smith, dwl 2 Thom- son Avenue


Moran Ellen, (widow) dwl 53 Stevenson


Moran Frank, groceries and liquors, 162 Jessie


Moran Frank J., blacksmith with Albert Folsom, dwl 209 Minna


Moran Harrison, milkman, dwl W s San José Road opp Twenty-sixth


Moran James, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Moran James M., salesman with Leonard & Co., dwl 1313 Sacramento


Moran Jobn, compositor Monitor, dw1 219 Steven- son


Moran John, laborer, dwl 310 Folsom


Moran John, lab, dwl SW cor Jones and Greenwich


Moran John, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Moran John, longshoreman, dwl 246 Clementina Moran Jobn, printer, dw1 229 First


Moran John, stonecutter. dwl S s Grove nr Polk Moran Joseph, clerk, dwl 47 Minna


Moran M. Madame, clairvoyant, dw1 706 Folsom Moran Mary Miss, milliner with Mrs. Rosina Ri- ordan, dwl 112 William


Moran Michael, laborer, dw1 156 Shipley


Moran Michael, laborer with J. B. Kemp, dwl W s Kentucky nr Irwin


Moran Michael, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart


Moran Michael, watchman S. F. & S. J. Railroad


Moran Owens, deckhand C. S. Nav. Co's steamer Capital


Moran Patrick, ( Mugan & M.) SE cor Washington and Drumm


Moran Patrick, driver, dwl E s Seventh nr Bran Moran Patrick, laborer, dwl 606 Third


Moran Patrick, laborer, dwl SE cor Eighth and Bryant


Moran Patrick, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl cor Howard and Fifteenth


Moran Patrick, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery, dwi Decatur nr Bryant


Moran Patrick, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Moran Peter, ( E. & P. Moran) dwl 416 Filbert


Moran Susan E. Miss, compositor Women's Coope- rative Printing Union, dwl 112 Geary


Moran Thomas, deputy inspector gas meters, dwl 119 Howard


Moran Thomas, laborer, dwl 606 Third


Moran Thomas, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Moran Thomas, milkranch, Old San José Road nr Rock Ranch


Moran Thomas J., dyer Pioneer Woolen Factory, dw1 715 Lombard


Moran Thomas J., ironer White's Laundry, 26 Harriet, dwl 453} Tehama


Moran 'T. O. S., salesman 9 Mont, dwl 62 Natoma Moran William, laborer What Cheer House Restan- rant


Moran William, porter, dwl 112 William


Moran William, waiter Union Club, 403 Mont


Morand Thomas M., carpenter with C. & W. Hutchinson, dw1 14 Miller Place


Morang Jean B., bay and feed, 1118 Pacific Morang Joseph, dwl 716 Pacific


Morange J., portraitpainter, dwl 1206 Powell


Morante Joseph, porter with Weil & Co., dwl 4 St. Charles Place


Morasky Charles, carpenter, dwl 20 Langton


Morchio Giacomo, laborer with Lemoine, Gambert & Co., S. F. Market


Morchio John, peddler, dwl 1121 Kearny


Mordecai Isaac T., papercarrier, dwl E & Mississippi bet Solano and Mariposa


More Charles, physician, dw1 720 Mission


More Helen, (widow) dwl 518 Sutter


More John, laborer with J. B. Kemp


MORE JOSEPH J., carpenter, 571 Mission, dwl S s Fell bet Steiner and Pierce


More Samnel, ( Pond, Reynolds & Co.) dwl Lick House


More Stuart, cooper S. F. Sugar Refinery, dwl 155 Shipley


More .- See Moore


Morean Engene, machinist with Samuel Hill, dwl 36 Eddy


Moreau Georges, salesman City of Paris, 633 Clay Moreeno José M., physician, dw1 N s Fell nr Van Ness Avenue


Morehead James, clerk, dwl S s Fell nr Octavia


Morehouse George W., steward steamer New World, dwl NW cor Post and Kearny


Morehouse William P., watchman office U. S. Trea- surer, dwl 314 Fifth


Morel Charles F., teacher music, dwl 812 Cal


Morel James, carpenter, dwl 37 Minna


Morelli Giuseppi, cook 527 Washingtou


Morelos Antonio, cigars, 646 Pacific


Moreney Thomas, seaman, dwl 541 First


Moreno Pape, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 5 Clair- ville Place


Morette Charles, teacher music, dw1 106 Stockton Morey Simon B., dwl N s Havens nr Leavenworth Morgan Benjamin, clerk Mark's Brewery, dw1 347 Jessie


Morgan Benjamin, register clerk Fifteenth District Court, dw1 920 Jackson


Morgan Charles, deckband C. S. N. Co's steamer Yosemite


Morgan Charles, tanner, dwl W s Clinton bet Bry- ant and Brannan


Morgan Charles B., ( Williams, Blanchard & Co.) dwl Occidental Hotel


Morgan Charles B., messenger Wells, Fargo'& Co., dwl 658 Minna


Morgan Cynthia H., nurse, dw1 10 Jansen


Morgan David Jr., salesman with S. L. Mastick & Co., dwl 1520 Mason


MORGAN ( David T.) & WILTON, (Charles D.) physicians, oculists, and infirmary, 226 Sutter Morgan David T., ( Morgan &. Wilton) dwl 226 Sutter


E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Trimmings.


M. S. WHITING & CO., 219 Bush St., Importers and wholesale dealers in Wines, Brandies, etc., etc. Seo next leaf.


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Morgan E. B., bricklayer, Bricklayers' Pro. Asso- ciation, 751 Market


Morgan Edward H., bookkeeper with Badger & Lindenberger, dwl 16 Hampton Place


Morgan E. M., clerk C. S. N. Co's steamer Capital Morgan Frank, (Carl & M.) dwl E s Bernal Hights nr San Bruno Road


Morgan George A., plasterer, dwl W s Shotwell bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth


Morgan George D. W., secretary Saucelito Land and Ferry Co., office 426 Montgomery, dwI 742 Harrison


Morgan George F. G., student, dwl 417 Mont


Morgan George W., local agent Equitable Life A8- surance Society, 430 Mont, dwl Russ House


Morgan Henry H., engineer steamer New World, dwl NW cor Sansom and Washington


Morgan Isaac, cigars and tobacco, Merchants' Ex- change, dwl 526 Pine


Morgan James, capitalist, dwl Lick House


Morgan James, waiter, dwl 107 William


Morgan James, watchman S. F. & P. Sugar Re- finery, dwl E s Lafayette bet Howard and Miss Morgan James, watchman Vulcan Iron Works, dwl 132 First


Morgan James Jr., machinist, dwl 107 William Morgan James P., boarding, 606 Third


Morgan John, stevedore, dwl Telegraph House Morgan John A., agent, dwl 542 Green


Morgan John E., butcher P. M. S. S. Golden City Morgan John H., bookkeeper with Cutting & Co., dwl 551 Mission


Morgan John P., apothecary, 14 Stewart, dwl 27 Natoma


Morgan John R. V. Rev., (colored) pastor Powell Street Church, dwl 1212 Pacific


Morgan John S., ( Morgan & Co., Crellin & Co., and Thomas Crellin & Co.) dwl SW cor Mis- sion and Twenty-fifth


MORGAN (John S.) & CO., (John Crellin and Thomas Crellin) wholesale oysters, 87 Califor- nia Market, (and Crellin & Co. and Thomas Crellin & Co.)


Morgan John T., brickmason, dwl 1130 Market Morgan Joseph A., sailmaker, 34 Stewart, dwl 32 Miuna


Morgan Joseph W., driver with H. C. Hudson & Co., dwl 347 Jessie




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