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Osborn Lamartine, clerk with Madison & Burke, dwl 526 Stevenson
Osborn Patrick, waiter Occidental Hotel
Osborn R. F. & Co., importers hardware, 749 Market
Osborn Robert F., ( R. F. Osborn & Co.) dwl cor Liberty and Guerrero
Osborn W. B., laborer, dwI SW cor Wash and San Osborn William, waiter P. M. S. S. Constitution
Osborn William G. Mrs., (widow) dwl 38 Langton Osborne Anna Mrs., dwl 26} Kearny
Osborne C. D., carpenter, dwl 48 Tehama
Osborne Joseph, mining, dwl 410 Post
Osborne William W., merchant tailor, dw1 526 Ste- venson
E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, White Goods.
Our Eastern friends will find the best Native Wines at M. S. WHITING & CO'S, 219 Bush St., Cosmopolitan Hotel Block. See next leaf.
REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO., Importers of Spices of all kinds.
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Osbourne Samuel, court-room clerk Fifteenth Dis- trict Conrt, dw1 958 Folsom
Osceola S. M. Co., (White Pine) office 419 Cal Oscor Frank, tinsmith, dw1 414 Mission
Osemer William, shoemaker with Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 1 Stockton Place
Osenfelder Ludwig, cabinetmaker with W. G. Weir, dwl 48 Mission
Osgood Archer, painter Kimball Manufacturing Co., dwl 413 Ellis
Osgood Augustus N., butter and cheese dealer, dwl 664 Howard
Osgood Charles J., bookkeeper with H. H. Bancroft & Co., dwl 644 Stevenson
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Osgood Edwin J., shipcarpenter, dw1 508 Folsom
Osgood George, ( Osgood & Stetson) dwl 623 Har OSGOOD ( George) & STETSON, (James B.) tin- ware, tincan, and boxmanufacturers, 310 and 312 Clay
Osgood Hosea, bottommaker with Buckingham & Hecht, dwl SE cor Oak and Octavia
Osgood H. P., merchant, dwl 1108 Taylor
Osgood Jennie Miss, agent Ladies' Depository, 6 Post, dwl 413 Clementina
Osgood Porter, flourpacker, dwl N s Russell nr Hyde
Osgood William H., merchant, office 214 California, dwl Lick House
Osiander Julius, ( Weidenhoefer & (.) dwl 435 Pine Osment Thomas M., ( McElrath & (.) attorney at law, office 715 Clay, room 8, dwI 933 Sac
Osmer Charles, ( Osmer & Co.) dwl 436 Fremont OSMER (Charles ) & CO., (John G. W. Schulte, Frederick Eggers, and H. W. Stroeker ) Inde- pendence Saloon, NE cor First and Brannan
Osmer ( Charles ) & Co., (John W. Shulte and H. H. W. Stroecker ) Independence Saloon, NE cor Folsom and Stewart
Osprin John, peddler, dwl 9 Union Place
Ostaire Harriet Mrs., ( Jean Trouillet & Co.) dwl 738 Pacific
Ostaire Joseph, cook, dwl 738 Pacific
Ostendorff August, barber, dwl 1005 Clay, rear Ostendorff John, lumberman, dwl 232 Folsom
Oster Henry P., drayman, cor Clay and Battery, dwI S s Clay nr Larkin
Osterhoudt Madison S., surveyor Home Mutual In- surance Co., dwl 542 Mission
Oston George, carpenter, dwl NW cor Vallejo and Kearny
Ostrander Stephen, clerk with Daniel Swett, dwl 1202 Powell
Oswald Adam, butcher with John Pierson, dwl NE cor Sixteenth and Nebraska
Oswald H., tanner, dw1 507 Mission
Oswald John, shoemaker with Philip Rosenzweig, dwl St. Louis Hotel
Oswald William, Harbor View Market, 1012 Pacific Otersen Hermann, ( Remmel & (.) dwl 16 Third Othen Bernard, cook, dw1 132 Stewart
Otho Moses, shipjoiner, Shipjoiners' Ass., 751 Market Otis Charles G., carpenter, dwI 114 Minna
Otis Henry, painter with Wilson & Moulton, dwl 353 Jessie
Otis James, ( Macondray & Co.) dwl S s Sutter bet Jones and Leavenworth
Otis R. G., carpenter, dwl 73 Natoma
Otis Stephen, merchant, dwl W s Larkin nr Green Ott Jacob, ( Ott. &. Lecher ) dwl 612 California, rear Ott ( Jacob ) & Lecher ( Frank X. ) beersaloon, NE cor Bush and Kearny
Ott Martin, porter, 220 Sansom, dwl 435 Pine
Ott Richard, clerk Board of Education, dwl N s Page nr Market
Otten George, barkeeper, 37 Pacific
Otten Peter, clerk with Henry Alırens, dw1 520 Broadway
Ottenheimer Jacob, dwl 315 Geary
Ottenbeimer William, merchant, dw1 321 Taylor
| Otterbourg Louis, jeweler with Frontier & Co., dwill Harriet
Ottignon J. S., pressman, U. S. B. Mint, dwl NE cor Howard and Twenty-second
Otto August, tailor, dwl 429 Bush
Otto Charles, (Charles Otto & Co. and George M. Wood & Co. ) dwl 713 Sutter
OTTO CHARLES & CO., (George M. Wood) hardware, locksmiths, and bellhangers, 312 Bush Otto Frederick, with Eberhart & Lachman, dw1 1115 Howard
Otto Henry, cabinetmaker with N. G. Nordin & Co., dwl cor Ritch and Brannan
Otto Hermann, dwl S & Francisco bet Powell and Mason
Otto John, tailor, dwl 7.12 Pine
Otto Josephine, (widow) dwl 614 Post
Otto Peter, hairdresser, 43 Second, dwl 228 Bush
Otto Peter, watchmaker, dw1 317 Bush
Otto Richard, brassfinisher with W. T. Garratt
Otto Richard, photographer with Walter H. Cook, dwl 28 Third
Otway Thomas, helper Risdon Iron Works
Oughin Michael, blacksmith, dwI 633 Stevenson
Oughton William E., compositor Morning Call, dwl 914 Powell
Oulif Alexis, salesman with Held Bros., dwl 229 Kearny
Oulif Blanche Madame, millinery, 643 Kearny, dwl 229 Kearny
OULLAHAN DENNIS J., real estate agent, office 502 Montgomery, dwI 407 Minna
OULTON GEORGE, capitalist, office 414 Califor- nia, dwl NW cor Seventeenth and Hoff Avenue OUR MAZEPPA, T. DeM. Hylton editor and proprietor, office SE cor Washington and San Ovendale Henry, mariner, dwl 26 Stewart
Overend Alfred, pressman 511} Clay, dw1 8 Calhoun Overend Elizabeth Miss, assistant teacher Union Primary School, dw1 8 Calhoun
Overend James, pressman 511} Clay, dwl 8 Cal- houn
Overend John A. T., steam printing presses, 511} Clay, dw1 8 Calhoun
OVERLAND HOUSE, Henry M. Blumenthal proprietor, 531 and 533 Sacramento
OVERLAND MONTHLY, Jobn H. Carmany proprietor, publication office 419 Montgomery
OVERMAN SILVER MINING CO., office 402 Montgomery
Overmohle Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Moss and Howard
Overndiek Frederick, teamster 48 Clay, dwl 824 Ellis
Overton Elias P., carpenter, Genesee Mills, dw1 8 Virginia
Overton Isaac, bookkeeper with Piper & Rice, dwl 624 Post
Overton William, real estate agent, dwl 407 Filbert Oviedo Vicente, real estate, dw1 942 Folsom
Owen Ebenezer, seaman, dwI 32 Stewart
Owen E. D., machinehand Empire Mills, dwl 23 Hawthorne
Owen Elizabeth H., (widow) dwl SW cor Hyde and Jackson
Owen J. M., carpenter, dwl 18 First
Owen John, drayman with Smith & Cutter, dwl Perry bet Fourth and Fifth
Owen Johu, druggist clerk, dwl 230 Third
Owen John, laborer, dwl W s Baldwin Court nr Folsom
Owen John, real estate, dwl 1055 Mission
Owen John W., (Bennett & O.) attorney at law, office 533 Kearny, dw1 523 Greenwich
OWEN LAWRENCE C., grand secretary Grand Chapter R. A. M., office Masonic Temple, dwl 1409 Jackson
Owen Lewis, porter P. M. S. S Sacramento Owens -- , dwl 737 Howard
EDWARD BOSQUI & CO , Printers and Bookbinders, Leidesdorff st., from Clay to Commercial,
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., Nos. 712, 714 and 716, Kearny Street.
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Owens Benjamin W., merchant, office NW cor Front and Clay, dwl 1616 Washington
Owens Charles, laundryman, Occidental IIotel Owens Charles, porter with W. J. Bryan, dwl 230 Third
Owens Daniel, painter with Franklin L. Jones, dwl 504 Dupont
Owens David, smutter Golden Gate Mills, dwl 504 Dupont
Owens Edward, carpenter, dwl SW cor Broadway and Montgomery
Owens Henry, carriagepainter with Black & Miller, dwl 23 Sixth
Owens James, laborer, dwl W s Sansom bet Union and Filbert
Owens James H., stockbroker, office 402 Montgom- ery, dwl 1616 Polk
Owens John, carpenter, dwl 70 Minna
Owens John, drayman with Smith & Cutter, dwl 246 Perry
Owens John, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart
OWENS JOHN B., coal oil and lamps, 10 Third, dwl 915 Howard
Owens Martin, laborer, dw1 53 Shipley
Owens M. C., broker, dwl NW cor Sacramento and Stockton
Owens Nellie Miss, assistant teacher South Cosmo- politan Grammar School, dwl 915 Howard
Owens Owen W., shipbuilder, foot Shasta, dwl NE cor Michigan and Shasta
Owens Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Bartol nr Bdwy Owens Patrick, shoemaker, Drumm nr Oregon, dwl S s Oregon bet Davis and Drumm
Owens Peter, laborer, dw1 108 William
Owens Peter, plumber, dw1 73 Fourth
Owens Philip, shoemaker, S s Oregon bet Davis and Drumm
Owens Richard B., stoves and tinware, 108 Fourth, dwl 805 Mission
Owens T. C., stockbroker, dwl 10 Howard Court Owens Thomas, plumber, dwl 815 Clay
Owens Thomas B., harnessmaker with Weintraut & Bruner, dwl 414 Pacific
OWENS THOMAS J., secretary Overman S. M. Co., 402 Montgomery, dw1 407 Minna
Owens Thomas J., marblecutter, dwl 307 Fifth
Owens Thompson, wharfinger N. P. Trans. Co., dwl cor Stewart and Folsom
Owentin William, laborer California Sugar Re- finery, dwl Eighth nr Brannan
Ox Jacobus, ligger, dwl S s Francisco bet Mason and Taylor
Ox John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl N s Shasta nr Illinois
Oxen Marcus, cook 39 Jackson
Oxford Sophia C. Miss, ladies' nurse, dwl 21 Mary Oxland Charles, clerk with Dickson, DeWolf & Co., res Oakland
Oxton A. L., carpenter, dwl 812 Stockton
Oxton Frank A., bathman with B. J. Smith, dwl 637 California
Oxton James, expressman, dwl 812 Stockton
Oysalino Salvadore, dwl Twenty-seventh and Har Ozanne Arthur, mechanic S. F. Wool Exchange, dwl NE cor Broadway and Dupont
Ozanne M. C., workman with P. Fleury, 715 Dupont
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PACE CHARLES, chronometer and watchmanufac- turer, 418 Battery, dwl 1018 Jackson
Pacey Ellen, (widow) bakery, S s Eighth bet Folsom and Clementina
PACHECO AND MOORE'S LANDING LINE STEAMERS, Fassett & McCaulley proprietors, office 220 Clay
Pacheco A. I., barber 633 Pacific
PACIFIC, (weekly) John H. Carmany & Co. pro- prietors, office 409 Washington
PACIFIC APPEAL, (weekly) office 541 Merchant PACIFIC BANK, Peter H. Burnett president, Ford H. Rogers cashier, 400 Montgomery ; after 1st January, 1870, NW cor Sansom and Pine
PACIFIC BANK BUILDING, NW cor Pine and Sansom
PACIFIC BARREL AND KEG FACTORY, Potrero, Flint, Peabody & Co. agents, office 408 California
Pacific Bonded Warehouse, Frederick W. Clarke proprietor, NE cor Broadway and Battery
Pacific Brewery, Frederick Fortmann proprietor, 271 Tehama
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, Vinsonhaler, Julian & Laughlin proprietors, Mechanics' In- stitute Building, 29 Post
PACIFIC CHEMICAL WORKS, Falkenau & Hanks proprietors, S s Sixteenth nr Mission, office 215 First
PACIFIC CLUB ROOMS, 530 California
PACIFIC COAST ALMANAC, Henry G. Langley publisher, office 612 Clay
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, (bi- annually) Henry G. Langley publisher, office 612 Clay
PACIFIC COAST COMMISSION AGENCY for the sale of Machinery and Patent Mannfactures, David Stoddart agent, office 114 Beale
Pacific Congress Water, Luther R. Mills agent, office 126 Kearny
Pacific Consolidated Mining Co., (White Pine) office 422 Montgomery
Pacific Dredging Co., office 636 Clay, room I
PACIFIC ELASTIC SPONGE COMPANY, 637 Market
PACIFIC FILE WORKS, T. G. Durning & Co. proprietors, 53 Beale
PACIFIC FLOUR MILLS, John Zeile proprietor, 506 and 508 Pacific
PACIFIC FRINGE FACTORY, Mrs. H. N. Nor- cross proprietress, 32 Kearny
PACIFIC FRUIT MARKET, 532 and 534 Clay PACIFIC GLASS WORKS, Bennett & Co. pro- prietors, NE cor Iowa and Mariposa New Po- trero, office 514 Washington
PACIFIC GLUE FACTORY, Dana & Codington proprietors, cor Gongh and Lombard
PACIFIC GOLD AND SILVER REFINERY, F. Reichling & Co. proprietors, cor Main and Har- rison, office 334 Montgomery
PACIFIC HALLS, California Theater Building
PACIFIC HOTEL, Ebenezer Pomeroy proprietor, 109 Pacific
Pacific House, Pinner & Laflin proprietors, 35 Pac PACIFIC INSURANCE CO., (fire and marine) Jonathan Hunt president, A. J. Ralston secre- tary, office 422 California
PACIFIC INSURANCE CO'S BUILDING, 422 California
PACIFIC IRON WORKS, Goddard &. Co. pro- prietors, First and Fremont bet Miss and How Pacific Lodging Honse, S. S. Butler proprietor, N W cor Kearny and Pacific
PACIFIC LUMBER CO., (Nevada Co.) Land Bros. agents, office 302 Montgomery
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO., office NW cor Sacramento and Leidesdorff
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO'S GRAIN WAREHOUSE, Howard & Pool proprietors, SW cor Brannan and First
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO'S MACHINE SHOP, S s Brannan bet First and Second
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO'S WHARF, E s Brannan foot of First
Pacific Match Co., Isaiah Legro and A. B. Read proprietors, cor Santa Clara and Tennessee
PACIFIC MEDICAL AND SURGICAL JOUR- NAL, (monthly) H. H. Bancroft & Co. publish- ers, 609 Montgomery
E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Braids of all kinds.
M. S. WHITING & CO 219 Bush St., import Wines, Brandies, Gins, Whiskies, Rums, Cordials, etc. See next leaf.
REDINGTON'S FLAVORING EXTRACTS, Articles of real merit and worth their value.
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PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY circulates throughout British Columbia.
PACIFIC MELODEON, Joseph Koster proprie- | Packer James, driver Contra Costa Laundry, dwl S tor, NW cor Kearny and Pacific s Francisco bet Dupont and Stockton
Pacific Mineral Co., office 434 California
Pacific Museum of Anatomy, Louis J. Jordan pro- prietor, 318 Montgomery
PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., Schreiber & Howell general agents, Rokohl & Holbrook special agents, office SW cor Mont- gomery and Bush
PACIFIC OIL AND KEROSENE WORKS, Jo- siab Stanford proprietor, SE cor Chestnut and Taylor, office 123 California
PACIFIC OIL AND LEAD WORKS, N & King nr Third, office 3 Front
PACIFIC PLATE WORKS, Haynes & Lawton agents. office NE cor Sansom and Merchant
Pacific Pneumatic Gas Co., S. W. Stevens agent, S E cor Bush and Dupont
PACIFIC POWDER MILLS, Hayward & Cole- man agents, 414 Front
PACIFIC PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION, office 432 Montgomery
PACIFIC PUBLISHING CO., (Bradbury &- Adoniram J. Sanborn ) office 31 Kearny
PACIFIC PUMP MANUFACTURING CO., Theodore A. Mudge secretary, office 211 Cal
PACIFIC RAILROAD GUIDE, (weekly) Howe, Wilson & Co. proprietors, office 423 Washington PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO., works Potrero Point, office 3 Front
PACIFIC SAW MANUFACTORY CO., ( Charles P. Sheffield, N. W. Spaulding, and James Patterson) manufacturers saws, planingknives, reaping and mowing sections, etc., 17 and 19 Fremont
PACIFIC SEWING MACHINE CO., Fuller & Co. agents, office 109 Montgomery
Pacific Shirt Factory, G. Fike & Co. proprietors, 207 Battery
Pacific Soda Works, John F. Rohe proprietor, 1112 Market
PACIFIC STONE CO., E. T. Steen superintend- ent, NE cor Turk and Larkin, office 29 Gov- ernment House
PACIFIC STRAW WORKS, ( Ebenezer R. Haw- ley, James M. Forrest, and George A. Dean) manufacturers straw goods, and hat and bonnet frames, 335 Bush
PACIFIC TANNERY AND BOOT AND SHOE CO., E 8 Folsom bet Eighteenth and Nine- teenth, B. Pulverman secretary, office 712 Montgomery
PACIFIC THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, Rev. Joseph A. Benton principal, 417 Montgomery Pacific Unassessable Mining Stock Co., office 704 Market
PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS CO., office 436 Cal PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS FREIGHT DEPOT, 308 and 310 Front
Pacific Union Gas Co., office 415 Montgomery
PACIFIC WAREHOUSE, NE cor Broadway and Battery
PACIFIC WINE AND LIQUOR REFINERY, NW cor Sansom and Greenwich, George Parker superintendent, office 607 Front
PACIFIC WOOD PRESERVING CO., N s Berry bet Fourth and Fifth
PACIFIC WOOLEN AND KNITTING MILLS, W & Folsom bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth, office 517 and 519 Market
Packard Cyrus, ( Packard, Knapton & Co.) dwl California Avenue bet Iloward and Mission
Packard, (Cyrus) Knapton ( T. J.) & Co., (C. G. Gould) carpenters, builders and contractors, 322 Jackson
Packard Edwin H., sash and blindmakers, dwl 32 M088
Packer Elizabeth, (widow) dwl S s Francisco bet Dupont and Stockton
Packer John, laborer with Dana & Codington, dwl cor Gough and Lombard
Packer Richard, dw1 1519 Taylor
Packer William H., clerk with John C. Bell, dwl S s Francisco bet Dupont and Stockton
Packscher Adolph, ( of A. Packscher & Co.) office 421 Sacramento, dwl 9} Oak Avenue
Paddock Nathan C., merchant, office 606 Front, dwl 49 South Park
Paddock Winfield W., carriagemaker, dwl 23 Sixth Page Benjamin F., bookkeeper with Davis & Cow- ell, dwl 118 Geary
Page Charles S., carpenter with Charles W. Thomas, dwl 728 Howard
Page E. P., carpenter, dw1 633 Broadway
Page Frank, bookkeeper with Davis & Cowles, dwl 118 Geary
Page Frederick C., barkeeper 765 Clay, dwI 601 Dupont
Page Henry, teamster with M. P. Sessions, dwl 1219 Folsom
Page Hiram, sailor, dwl 152 Clara
Page J. D. Jr., clerk with Emmet & Gallagher, dwl N & Pine nr Jones
Page J. H., (John Taylor & Co.) dwl 24 Haw- thorne
Page J. K., carpenter California Mills, dw1 633 Bdwy Page John H., messenger 521 Sacramento, dwl Fol- som nr Sixth
Page John J., machine operator with Buckingham & Hecht, dwl E & Laguna bet Fell and Oak
Page Joseph, dwl 1224 Union
Page Joseph, fruits, 303 Third
Page Julius, waiter, dwl 734 Vallejo
PAGE, (Nathaniel ) DONNELL ( William M.) & CO., (Charles A. Parsons) lumber manufac- turing, Santa Cruz, office 408 California
Page Perryman, compositor Examiner, dwl SW cor Stewart and Howard
Page Peter, shipcarpenter, dw1 506 Fourth
Page Robert, varietystore, NE cor Montgomery and Pacific
Page Robert C., (H. F. Williams & Co.) dwl 730 Post
Page Rufus B., painter, dwl 124 Eddy
Page Thomas S., physician, office NW cor Sansom and Jackson, dwl Occidental Hotel
Page Walter, blacksmith with F. W. Miller
Page William, lather, dwl 792 Folsom Page .- See Paige
PAGES JULES F., engraver and diesinker, 610 Sacramento, dwl N & O'Farrell nr Laguua
Paget J. Howard, carriagepainter with Pollard & Carvill, dwl 724 Harrison
Paggi Peter, dwl SW cor Jackson and Kearny Paguette A. F., bookkeeper with Hunter, Wand & Co., dwl N s Jessie bet Sixth and Seventh
Paguezrray Martin, boarding, 10 Gardner Alley
Pahl Richard, boots and shoes, 79 Fourth, dw1 77 Fonrth
Pahl Richard H., groceries and liquors, SE cor Du- pont and Geary
Pahn George A., clerk, 405 California
Paige Calvin, real estate, office 302 California
Paige Timothy, graindealer, dwl W & McAllister nr Fillmore
Paille M. L., butcher with A. Aubert, dwl 1505 Dupont
Paine Charles S., printer Evening Bulletin, dw1 426 Sutter
Paine Frederick A., salesman with Brown & Arnold, bds 249 Stevenson
Paine Horace J., dentist, office and dwl 225 Bush Paine John, carpenter New U. S. B. Mint, dw1 10 Howard Court
Paine William, waiter International Hotel, 530 Jackson
EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Book and Job Printers, cor. Leidesdorff and Clay.
C. P. VAIJ SCHAACK & CO., Nos. 712, 714 and 716, Kearny Street.
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Paine .- See Payne
Painter Emlen, ( Painter & Calvert ) dwl 706 Cal PAINTER ( Emlen) & CALVERT, (John) apo- thecaries, chemists, and dealers trusses, SE cor Clay and Kearny
PAINTER (J. B.) & CO., (J. P. Painter ) type- founders, electrotypers, and dealers printers' furnishing goods, 510 Clay
Painter Jerome B., ( Painter & Co.) dwl 831 Jack- son
Painter J. Milton, with Painter & Co., dwl 831 Jackson
Painter Theodore P., (Painter & Co.) dwl 831 Jackson
Painter William, acrobat Pacific Melodeon, dw1 435 Broadway
Paisley Charles, longshoreman, dwl W s Main bet Mission and Market
Paisley Matthew, fruits, 30 Fourth
Palache Edmund, bookkeeper, dwl 535} Minna
Palache Gilbert, ( H. M. Newhall & Co.) dwl 321 Fremont
Palache James, bookkeeper with De Witt, Kittle & Co., dwl W s Harriet nr Sixteenth
Palacio Elena L., (widow) dwl 1511 Powell
Palan Samuel, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Palanca Thomas, bootmaker with S. Blanc, dwl 29 Jessie
Palander William, seaman, bds 20 Commercial Pale Robert, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl N s Shasta nr Illinois
Palli Batista, stonemason. dwl 572 Folsom
Pallier John, cook, dwl 20 Lewis
Paldies Alexander, produce commission, 318 Davis, dwl 1709 Dupont
Pallin Julien, laborer with Marois & Co., dwl NE cor Twentieth and York
Pallsworth John, dwl E s Jansen nr Lombard Palm Edward, restaurant, 153 Third, dwl 638 How
Palm House, Durein Brothers proprietors, 627-633 Broadway
Palm Jacob, steward, dwl 250 Spear .
Palmer A. B., bootmaker with Kowalsky & Co., dwl Mission nr Third
Palmer Arthur A., clerk 16 Stevenson's Building, dwl 230 Third
Palmer C. C., bookkeeper American Exchange
Palmer Charles, ladies' shoemaker, 635 Howard, dwl 230 Third
Palmer Charles W., carpenter with Brown & Wells, dwl 73 Dupont
Palmer Clinton, clerk C. S. Nav. Co's steamer Julia Palmer Cyrus, office Miners' Foundry, dwl 3 Essex Place
Palmer Edward C., mailing clerk S. F. Post-office, (w1 509 Powell
Palmer Frank, longshoreman, dwl SW cor Wash- ington and Sansom
Palmer G. F., carpenter, dwl 641 Washington Palmer J. Mrs., waiter 507 Mission
Palmer Jacob, clerk with Wheelan & Co., dwl 441 Natoma
Palmer James W., lumber surveyor, pier 11 Stew- art, dwl 1428 Pine
Palmer Jane B., (widow) dwl N s Riley nr Taylor Palmer J. F., bricklayer, dwl 507 Mission
Palmer John, ( Bollman & Co. ) dwl 510 Broadway Palmer John, carpenter California Mills, dwl 507 Green
Palmer Joseph C., real estate agent, office 407 Cali- fornia, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Palmer Julius A. Jr., ( Palmer & Burleson) dwl 322 Pine
PALMER (Julius A. Jr.) & BURLESON, ( Charles D.) com grain merchants, 221 Davis Palmer Lawrence W., (E. Bishop & Co.) 716 Market, dwl S s Tyler nr Lincoln
Palmer N. W., assistant foreman coining-room U. S. Branch Mint, res Alameda
Palmer O. S., painter, dw1 15 Sutter Palmer Philippe, (widow) dwl McCormick
Palmer Phoebe Miss, assistant teacher Broadway Grammar School, dwl 505 Powell
Palmer Phoebe Mrs., furnished rooms, 12 O'Farrell Palmer Samuel R., chairmaker, dw1 528 Commercial Palmer Sanford, carpenter, dwl Coso House
Palmer Silver Mining Co., (White Pine) office 16 Stevenson's Building
Palmer Susan, (widow) dwl 905 Greenwich
Palmer Thomas, boatman, dwl 715 Davis
Palmer Thomas, mariner steamer Senator
Palmer Wales L., ( Palmer, Knox & Co.) dwl 4 Essex Place
PALMER, ( Wales L. ) KNOX ( Israel W.) & CO.,
( William A. Palmer) proprietors Golden State Iron Works, 19-25 First
Palmer Walter W., mining engineer, office 419 Cal Palmer William, miner, dwl NE cor Union and Cal- houn
Palmer William A., ( Palmer, Knox & Co.) dwl 2 Essex Place
Palmer William C., clerk California Theater, dwl 711 California
Palmer William H., gasfitter with Wilson & Tucker, dwl S s Fell bet Van Ness Av and Franklin Palmer William J. T., ( W. J. T. Palmer & Co.) dwl S s Fell bet Van Ness Av and Franklin PALMER W. J. T. & CO., ( Louis Focacci) office and school furniture manufacturers, 105 and 107 Mission, salesroom 504 Market and 5 Sutter
Palngreen Matthew, stevedore, Lumb. Stev. Ass., Barra's Hall
Paltenghi Andrea, ( Paltenghi & Co.) dwl 1414 Kearny
PALTENGHI (Andrea) & CO., (Giacomo Rig- hetti ) marbleyard, 812 Montgomery
Palz Adolph, clerk, dwl 558 Bryant
Pamlico Mining Co., (White Pine, Nevada) office 614 Merchant
Pamly -, dwl SE cor Mission and Third
Pander (E.) & Co., plumbers and gasfitters,32 Geary Pander Ezekiel, ( Pander & Co.) dwl 515 Leav Panghurn James L., clerk, dwl 1421 Taylor
Panhorst William, cook, dwl 111 Harrison
Pantoja Pedro, bootblack with J. Streib & Co., dwl Pacific bet Kearny and Dupont
Panzavechia Pavlo, butter and eggs, Washington Market, dwl 1119 Kearny
Papanti Lorenzo F., copyist, office 21 Montgomery Block, dwl 52 Second
Pape August, cook, NW cor First and Brannan Pape Angust E., tinsmith, 1328 Dupont
Pape Fred, driver, dwl 2 Chestnut Alley
Pape William, dwl NW cor First and Brannan
Paper William, hostler, dwl NW cor Post and Powell
Paradis Peter E., carpenter with H. G. Pratt, dwl 567 Howard
Paradise George, porter with T. H. Selby Co
Parat Cornelius, dwl Tyson Place
Paravagna Luigi, liquorsaloon, 222 Broadway
Parbin George, sailmaker with John Harding Parhurt Francis A., dwl 808 Green
Parcells Frederick J., clerk with James S. House- man, dwl 18 Tehama
Parcells John J., piledriver, dwl 18 Tehama
Parcells William H., carpenter, dwl 18 Tehama Parcher Elizabeth Mrs., dwl 514 Sixth
Parco Anthony, cigars and tobacco, 226 Montgomery, dwl 503 Sutter
Pardee E. H., oculist, office 737 Clay, res Oakland Pardessus Rene M., seacaptain, dwl 507 Leav Pardie F. F., collector, dwl 719 Market
Pardini A., shoemaker 727 Wash, dwl 27 Stone
Pardini Narcisso, ( Pardini &. Rittore) dwl S s Oregon bet Davis and Drumm
Pardini ( Narcisso) & Rittore, ( Antonio) salt and smoked fish, 321 Davis and Clay St. Market
E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Hoop Skirts, Latest Styles.
M. S. WHITING & CO'S MEDICAL STIMULANTS are sold by all Druggists. See next leaf.
REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO., Agents for Mitchell's Cod Liver Oil.
490 SAN FRANCISCO [P]
DIRECTORY.
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY circulates throughout Oregon.
Pardoe Thomas, dwl 65 Natoma
Pardy George, mechanical engineer and patent agency, office 302 Montgomery, bds Russ House Pare Edward, barber with Henry Gutzit, dwl 39 Louisa
Parent Charles L., carpenter and shipjoiner, S s Mission bet Ninth and Tenth
Parin John, mariner, bds 531 East
Paris Victor, tinsmith with C. W. Purdin, dwl 809 Clay
Pariti Luigi, with Brignardello, Macchiavello & Co., dwl 110 Pollard Place
Park Collins, bricklayer, Bricklayers' Pro. Ass., 751 Market
Park Engene D., shoemaker with Kowalsky & Co., dwl 1006 Market
Park E. W., carrier Alta California, dwl S s Twen- ty-fourth bet Mission and Bartlett
Park Francis A., dentist, office 7 Kearny, dwl 964 Mission
Park George H., carpenter, 419 Pine, dwl 3 Ewer Pl Park Homestead Association, office 24 Merchants' Exchange
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