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Smith William B., porter, office P. M. S. S. Co
Smith William C., cabinetmaker with N. P. Cole & Co., dwl 1411 Pacific
Smith William C. R., local agent Craftsmen's Life Assurance Co., 432 Montgomery, dwl Fern Avenue nr Van Ness Avenue
Smith William E., carriage manufacturer, dw1 914} Harrison
EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Steel and Copperplate Engravers and Printers, cor. Clay and Commercial.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., Nos. 712, 714 and 716, Kearny Street.
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Smith William H., broker, dwl Russ House
Smith William H., carpenter with Brown & Hussey, dw1 732 Folsom
Smith William H., expressman, NW cor Mission and Beale, dwl S's Bush bet Buchanan and Webster
Smith William H., hairdresser with Susand & Cary, dwl 40 Clara
Smith William H., (colored) jobber, dwl 1208 Powell Smith William H., jobwagon, cor Mission and Beale Smith William H., manager Alhambra Theater, 323 Bush, dw1 621 Pine
Smith William J., picture framemaker with Jones & Wooll, dwl 416 Natoma
Smith William J., porter with John Sime & Co., dwl 515 Sacramento
Smith William J., (colored) waiter, dw1 3 Vernon Pl Smith William L., dwl W & Folsom bet Twenty- third and Twenty-fourth
Smith William M., (colored) janitor Hayward's. Building, dw1 1008 Leavenworth
Smith William Melvin, broker, dwl Occidental Hotel
Smith William N., local policeman, dw1 405 Natoma Smith William S., carpenter, dwl Adams Honse
Smith William S., driver with D. R. Avery, dwl N 8 Lombard bet Mason and Taylor
Smith William W., real estate, dwl 7 Rausch
Smith William W., watchman U. S. Branch Mint, dwl 1904 Dupont
Smith Windsor F., teamster with U. S. Drayman. dwl 238 Perry
Smith W. Louis, upholsterer with Mitchell & Bell, dwl 27 Morton
Smith W. W., watchman U. S. Branch Mint
Smith W. Wallace, woodcarver with Bryant & Strahan, dwl 514 Jones
Smith Zorado B., (widow) dressmaker, dwl SE cor Green and Mason
Smith .- See Schmidt, Schmitt, and Smyth
Smithea Fielding, (colored) house cleaning and job- bing, 123 Sutter, dwl 1104 Pacific
Smithers John P., carrier Alta, dwl 8 Central Place Smithson Bethnlia, (widow) dwl 52 Minna
Smithson Frederick J., carriage trimmer with C. Baker, dwl 52 Minna
Smithson M. Mrs .. dwl 355 Brannan
SMITHSON T. B. & CO., (James W. Schoon- maker ) importers and wholesale wines and liquors, 209 Battery
Smithson Thomas B., ( T. B. Smithson & Co.) dwl 355 Brannan
Smithurst William, superintendent Union Club Res- tanrant. dwl 113 William
Smitten L. W., carriage painter with Lawton & Co., dwl NE cor Stockton and Geary
Smoot Joseph K., drnggist, W s Folsom nr Twenty- second
Smucker Catharine Mrs., tailoress with Simon Rein- stein, dwl cor McAllister and Buchanan
Smullen Francis, shoemaker with Kowalsky & Co., dwl 127 Gilbert
Smyth Charles F., bookkeeper Bank California, dwl Occidental Hotel
SMYTH JOHN H., attorney at law, office 52 Ex- change Building, dwl 2014 Bush
Smyth Samuel A., (colored) steward steamer Senator, dwl 1509 Mason
Smyth Thomas H., helper U. S. Branch Mint, dwl 1423 Kearny
Smythe John S., mariner, dwl 3 Margaret Place
Smythe Samuel, carpenter, dwl Manhattan House Smythe Thomas, dwl 1423 Kearny
Snally William, bricklayer, Bricklayer's Protective Association, 751 Market
Snapper Solomon, hatter with Cornelius Desmond, dwl 511} Minna
Sneath Richard G., merchant, office 404 Front, dwl Fair Oaks, San Mateo Co
.
Sneider Anton, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Sneider Jacob, hairdresser, dwl 9 Bagley Place
Sneider John, ( Medau & Sneider) dwl SW cor Mongomery and Union
Snelgrove Joseph, carpenter. E. H. League, 25 Post Snell A. E., salesman with N. P. Cole & Co., dwl 424 Minna
Snell Benjamin T. Mrs., dw1 26 Sixth
Snell Charles, blacksmith with J. B. Kemp
Snell Joseph, blacksmith with Belduke & Sicotte, 26 Sixth
Snelling Roger B., attorney at law, dwl 410 Pine Snikert Henry, carriage' trimmer, dwl 728 Market
Snively D. S., carpenter, dwl Ss Page bet Gough and Octavia
Snively J. H., watchman Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl S s Perry nr Fourth
Snock Otto, ( Snock & Koenecke) dwl 316 Pine SNOCK ( Otto) & KOENECKE, (Henry) cigars and tobacco, NW cor Montgomery and Wash Snook Edward C., plumber with G. & W. Snook, dwl 407 Filbert
SNOOK G. & W., tin, copper, and sheetiron work- ers and plumbers, 427 Pine
Snook George A., (G. & IV. Snook) dwl 529 Green Snook John, assistant engineer P. M. S. S. Japan Snook John A., ( Snook & Gerstenberg ) dwl W s Bartlett bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Snook ( John A.) & Gerstenberg, ( William ) oysters, 56 California Market
Snook William S., (G. & W. Snook) res Oakland Point
Snow Ansel, shipjoiner, dwl W s Main bet Folsom and Harrison
Snow Arthur H., (Snow, Monroe & Fifield ) dwl 1220 Union
SNOW, ( Arthur H.) MONROE ( Daniel ) & FI- FIELD, ( William H.) attorneys at law, office 636 Sacramento
Snow Chester J., carpenter, dwl 706 Jones
Snow Flake S. M. Mining Co., (White Pine) office 37 Merchants' Exchange
Snow Frank C., ( Snow & Roos ) dwl 213 Mason SNOW ( Frank C.) & ROOS, ( Joseph) depot Gou- pi & Co., importers artists materials and en- gravings, and manufacturers picture frames, moldings, etc., 21 Kearny ur Market
Snow Hank J., miner, dwl 568 Bryant
Snow Herman, bookseller and agent Adams & Co's Golden Pens, 319 Kearny
SNOW JOHN F., cleansing and restoring silks, woolens, furs, feathers, kid gloves etc., and dyeing kid gloves, feathers, etc., 25 Post and 650 Washington, dwl 1623 Mission
Snow John H., seaman, dwl 116 Stewart
Snow J. R., captain bark Milan, pier 12 Stewart
Snow J. W., captain bark Atalanta, pier 12 Stewart Snow Levi T., porter 425 Front, dwl 511 Stevenson Snow N. G., dwl W s Folsom nr Twenty-second Snowden R., laborer with J. B. Kemp
Snyder Albert A., architect, carpenter, and builder, 63 Halleck, dwl 62 Halleck
Snyder Alfred, clerk with J. Laws & Co., dwl NE cor Hyde and Lombard
Snyder Anna Mrs., ( widow) dwl 502 Jessie
Snyder Charles, dwl 411 Sansom
Snyder Emily, (widow) restaurant, 129 Sixth
Snyder Frank, teamster, dwl N s Seventeenth nr Dolores
Snyder Frederick, carpenter, dwl 719 Clay
Snyder George, porter Adams House
Snyder H., restaurant, 129 Sixth
Snyder Henry, driver with W. D. Litchfield, dwl 231 Jessie
Snyder Jacob, city engineer S. V. W. Works, dwl N s Bay bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Snyder Jacob B., collector, dwl 31 Oak Grove Av Snyder Jesse, machinist Maguire's Opera House, dwl 1015 Mason
E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Fancy Dry Goods.
. M. S. WHITING & CO., 219 Bush St., Importers and wholesale dealers in Wines, Brandies, etc., etc. See next leaf.
REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO., Importers of Spices of all kinds.
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Snyder Lyman N., carpenter, dwl 715 Howard Snyder Mathew, waiter, dwl Cliff House Snyder .- See Schneider and Sneider
Soares Manuel, cook with Antonio Motta, dwl 117 Clark
Sobbe William, seaman, bds 7 Washington
SOCIAL VOICES, (monthly) Charles J. King edi- tor, office 19 Montgomery Block
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, William P. Scott secretary, office 9 and 10, 625 Merchant
SOCIETE FRANCAISE DE BIENFAISANCE MUTUELLE, office 808 Montgomery
Sockum Hamilton W., (colored) porter with Flint, Peabody & Co., dwl 1210 Broadway
Sodoeberg A., seaman, dwl 19 Commercial Soelter Louis, liquor saloon, 20 Washington Sognaro Vincent, carpenter, dwl 18 Folsom
Soher Lewis, physician, office 1 Odd Fellows' Hall, dwl 1711 Dupont
Sohile Frank, laborer, dwl 507 Mission Sohl John, brewer, bds SE cor Taylor and Lomb Sohleich Martin, machinist, dwl 507 Mission
Sohlke Carl, clerk, dwl 728 Minna
Sohlke Charles W., clerk 24 Sansom, dwl Page nr Market
Sohlke Theodore, professor languages, dwl 852 Fol Sohnert Anton, bds 338 Bueh
Soker Christian, surveyor, dw1 132 Stewart
Solace Joseph, waiter P. M. S. S. Constitution
Solano Rinaldo, wireworker with H. T. Graves, dwl 1141 Folsom
Solari August, drayman with Charles A. Worth, dwl cor Filbert and Taylor
Solari John, soda manufacturer, dwl SW cor Penn- sylvania Avenne and Sierra
Solari Joseph, bootblack with Sonnenfeld & Lond, dwl cor Sansom and Pacific
Soler Frank, liquor saloon, 10 Washington
Solera Serafino, fancygoods and toys, 1214 Stockton Solely William, clerk with Reid & Brooks, dwl S s Pacific bet Mason and Taylor
Solis Angel, hairdresser with Richard D. Basker- ville, dw1 305 Davis
Solis Tiburcio, cigarmaker with Cobo, Martinez & Co., dw1 1603 Powell
Solomon A., merchant, dwl Nucleus Hotel
Solomon Aaron, tailor, dwl SE cor Dupont and Pac Solomon Abraham Mrs., assistant teacher North Cos- mopolitan School, dwl 557 Natoma
Solomon Adolph, foreman with G. Venard, dwl 715 Broadway
Solomon Benjamin, dw1 831 Greenwich
Solomon E. Miss, teacher, dwl 1805 Stockton
Solomon Harris, tailor, S & Merchant nr Kearny, dwl SE cor Dupont and Pacific
Solomon Isidor, tailor with Harris Solomon, dwl S E cor Dupont and Pacific
Solomon Israel, jeweler, dwl 1805 Stockton
Solomon Jacob, dwl 213 Pacific
Solomon Jacob, tailor with Simon Reinstein, dwl 11 Pinckney Place
Solomon Joseph, local policeman, dw1 420 O'Farrell Solomon L. Miss, assistant teacher Union Primary School, dwl 1805 Stockton
Solomon Louis, clothing, 48 Stewart, dwl 510 Dupont
Solomon Mark, tailor, 404 Folsom
Solomon Mary A. Miss, assistant teacher Broadway Grammar School, dwl 1805 Stockton
Solomon P. L., (widow) furnished rooms, 13 Powell Solomon .- See Salomon
SOLOMONS SEIXAS, (of A. Kutner & Co., Live Oak, Sacramento County ) office SW cor Bat- tery and California, dw1 734 Post
Solter Otto M., seaman, dwl 26 Stewart
Soltsien Hermann A., wood and coal, SE cor Larkin and Green, dwl S & Filbert bet Hyde and Larkin Somariva G., cook with G. Campi & Co., 519 Clay
Somers Mrs., (widow) dwl SW cor Sierra and Geor" gia
Somers Don Carlos, ( Loop & S.) dw1 408 Brvant Somers Harvey C., ( Rider, S. & Co.) dwl SW cor Folsom and Twenty fifth
Somers Henry, longshoreman, dwl 36 Stewart
Somers Henry, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart
Somers Thomas F., cutter with Bunting & Parsons, dwl 206 Fourth
Somers .- See Summers
Sommer Charles, ( Habermehl & S.) dwl Wood- ward's Garden
Sommerlard Sophie, midwife, dwl 1319 Dupont
Sommers Charles, groceries and liquors, SE cor Fifth and Mission
Sommers James, refiner, dwl 119 Ellis
Son Adolph A., ( Son & Briggs ) dwl 819 Post SON ( Adolph A.) & BRIGGS, (Edgor ) importers pipes, smokers' articles, cutlery, etc., SE cor Sansom and Sacramento
Son Albert A., salesman with Son & Briggs, dwl 819 Post
Son Jacob, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Song Gee, (Chinese) tinsmith, 821 Dupont
Song Lee, (Chinese) provisions, NW cor Dupont and Jackson
Sonnen John, conductor S. F. & S. J. R. R
Sonnenberg Louis B., groceries and liquors, SE cor Post and Stockton
Sonnenfeld Herman, ( Sonnenfeld & Loud) dwl 525 Post
SONNENFIELD (Herman) & LOUD, (Henry A. ) hairdressing saloon, 403 Pine
Sonnenwald Gottlieb, brewer National Brewery, dwl NW cor William and O'Farrell
Sonnichsen James N., porter with L. E. Weck & Co., dwl 7 Dupont
Sonnichsen Nicolai, draftsman with C. V. Gillespie, dwl 1313 Stockton
Sonntag Charles, clerk. Cashier's Department C. P. Railroad, (and Sonntag & Co.) dwl Lick House
SONNTAG ( Henry P.) & CO., ( Charles Sonntag) importers homeopathic medicines, 219 Mont
SONNTAG HENRY P., coalyard, 14 Post (and Sonntag & Co.) dwl Lick House
Sonntag Jules August, driver brewery wagon, dwl 4 August Alley
Sonntag Julins H., merchant, dw1 1523 Powell Sonoma Valley Land Association, office 415 Mont Sonstrom Charles, seaman, bds 20 Commercial Soo Chung, (Chinese) merchant, 715 Sacramento Soong Sing & Co., (Chinese) manufs cigars, 808 Sac Soper Charles, driver Central R. R., dwl 158 Tehama
Soper Charles B., engineer with Korbel & Bros., dwl 14 Freelon
Soppa Deidrick, driver with Fenkhausen & Gerich- ten, dwl 2015 Mason
Soracco Mining Co., (Volcano, Amador County) office 434 California
SORBIER JULES E., restaurant, 540 Commer- cial, dwl 222 Jessie
Soren George S., stockbroker, dw1 20 Ellis
Sorensen Christian E., foreman with F. Telford, dwl 2019 Mason
Sorensen Nelson, miner, dw1 636 Howard Sorensen Niels, boarding, 714 Howard
Sorensen Raymond, real estate broker, dw1 262 Clem
Sorenson J., seaman, dwl 104 Stewart
Sorenson James, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Sorenser W., ( Schulken &. S.) dwl SE cor McAllis- ter and Octavia
Sorentson Jacob, mariner, dwl 39 Jackson
Sorg Peter, musical instrument repairer, dwl 518 Filbert, rear
SORIA M. M., general manager Mercantile Agency of J. M. Bradstreet & Son, office SW cor Cali- fornia and Battery, dw! 1412 Howard
EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Printers and Engravers, Clay Street, corner of Leidesdorfl.
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1,000 pages, Price Five Dollars, will be published July, 1870.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., Nos. 712, 714 and 716, Kearny Street.
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Sorman G., captain bark Glimpse, pier 10 Stewart Sornin Alexander, watchmaker and jeweler, 603 Montgomery
Sornsen Frederick, engineer, dw1 520 Broadway Soroco Stephen, laborer with J. B. Kemp Sorrel William, porter, dwl room 10, 610 Front Sorrenson I. C., wood and coal, 16 Drumm
Sorsa Peter, seaman, bds 20 Commercial
Sorsensen Andrew, woodturner with L. & E. Eman- nel, dwl 11 Pacific
Soto Martha, (widow) laundress, dwl 4 Union Place Souc Peter, liquors, 243 Fourth, dwl 299 Clementina Sonffrain James, cook 213 Battery, dwl 607 Battery SOULE A. G., physician and visiting physician City and County Hospital, office and dwl 762 Howard
Sonle A. J. Jr., painter, dwl 49 Everett
Soule Albert J., miller Genessee Flour Mills, dwl 335 Jessie
Sonle Andrew J., carpenter, dwl 335 Jessie
Soule Charles P., clerk Bank California, dwl 323 First
Soule Fannie Miss, assistant teacher Denman Gram- mar School, dwl Chestnut bet Hyde and Leav SOULE FRANK, editor Morning Call, office 612 Commercial, dwl S & Chestnut bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Soule George, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Soule George E., bookkeeper Contra Costa Lann- dry, 13 Broadway. dwl 1 Medau Place
Soule Gertrude Miss, assistant teacher Tehama Pri- mary School, dwl 762 Howard
Soule Louisa, (widow) dwl 49 Everett
Soule M. F. Miss, assistant teacher Tehama Primary School, dwl 119 Stockton
Soule Milan, physician and surgeon, office and dwl 762 Howard
Sonle Philander, dw1 323 First
Soule Samuel, capitalist, dw1 323 First
Soule Susie Miss, actress Alhambra, dwl 641 Wash Soule William H., assistant propertyman California Theater, dwl 1 Medau
Soule William H., calker, dwl 49 Everett
Souleaux François, bootblack with George Moyer, 308 Bush
Souqnes Auguste, butcher with Bailly Brothers, dwl Dupont Alley
Soussingeas L. & Co., (H. Racouillat ) importers wines, liquors, etc., basement Pioneer Hall, 808 Montgomery
Soussingeas L., (L. Soussingeas & Co.) dwl Fil- bert bet Dupont and Stockton
Sontadet Philip, carpenter, dwl W s Pollard Place Souter Andrew, carpenter, dwl 266 Clementina
Souter Peter, sashmaker with D. A. Macdonald & Co., dwl 266 Clementina
South Eberhart Tunnel & M. Co., (White Pine) office 37 Merchants' Exchange
South George H., harnessmaker with Main & Win- chester, dwl 503 California
South Park Malt House, Herman Zwieg proprietor. N s Brannan bet Fifth and Sixth, Casimir Win- ter & Co. agents, 313 Sacramento
Sonth San Francisco Dock Co., office 415 Mont
South Virginia S. M. Co., (White Pine) office 414 Cal Sonthard E. P., mariner, dwl 513 Mission
Southard William, conductor Omnibus R. R
Souther John L., porter with Jones & Co., dwl 607 Turk
Souther Joseph N., (Chenery, S. & Co.) dwl 23 Powell
Sonther Joseph W., drayman 204 California, dwl 139 Fifth
Souther Michael, calker, Ship C. Ass., Barra's Hall SOUTHERN DISPATCH LINE PACKETS, Nel- son Pierce proprietor, office rooms 5 and 6, 610 Front
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CO., office 1 and 2 Court Block 636 Clay
Southwell Edward, bagmaker, dwl 308 Beale Southwell George, carpenter and builder, dwl 727 Broadway
Southwell John, printer, dwl 727 Broadway Southwick Benjamin, boatbnilder, N s Mission bet Stewart and Spear, dwl 26 Stewart
Southwick Edwin, drayman, NE cor Front and Sac- ramento, dwl SW cor First and Stevenson
SOUTHWICK WILLET, secretary N. B. & M.
R. R. Co., office SW cor Fourth and Louisa, dwl 144 Eighth
Southwick William O., lather, dwl 1028 Market
Southworth Alden B., office 35 Battery, dwl 534 Geary
Sonvain Angust, teamster, dwl 50? Mission
Sowers William, blacksmith, dwl E s Mission nr Seventeenth
Sox Frank, clerk with Wood, Putnam & Harding, dwl Ss Union bet Gough and Octavia
Soy P., fireman P. M. S. S. Golden City
Soyer August, cook C. S. N. Co.'s steamer Capital Spader J. V., bookeeper Occidental Hotel
Spader William, (colored) billiard saloon, 1211 Powell
Spadina Angel, musician California Theater, dwl 508 Dupont
Spadone Amadee, ( Warren, S. & Hayes ) res New York
Spahr Jobn, bootblack, NE cor Kearny and Clay
Spanagel George, bootmaker, 646 Clay, dwl E s Dupont bet Pine and California
Spang Frederick, artist, dwl 209 Second
Spanier Joseph, driver Pacific Union Express Co., dwl NW cor Mission and Fourth
Spanier Peter, ship carpenter, dwl 11 Pacific Spannhacke Henry, dwl 902 Filbert
Sparhawk Edward P., fireman Steamer No. 6, S. F. F. D., dwl engine house E s Sixth or Folsom
Sparkes Patrick, laborer with James P . Pierce
Sparks Gustave, drayman Pacific Soda Works, dwl Prescott House
Sparks Theodore, porter with E. C. Kennedy, bds Russ House
Sparks Thomas, teamster with U. S. Drayman
Sparks William Capt., dwl 12 Garden
Sparks William, chief engineer steamer Colorado, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Sparks William, porter with Bryant & Cook, dwl 15 Dupont
Sparrow Albert R., compositor Alta California, dwl 1223 Mason
Sparrow Joseph, groceries and liquors, 33 Clem
Sparrow S. J., stockbroker, office 14 Merchants' Exchange, dwl 518 Dupont
Sparrow Walter, bookkeeper with Stone & Hay- den, dwl 606 Stockton
Sparrow William L., planer with Hobbs, Gilmore & Co., dwl 214 Tehama
Spatz John H., miner, dwl 1503 Stockton
Spatz John H. Mrs., fancygoods, 1503 Stockton
SPAULDING ANDREW, watchmaker and jew- eler, 122 Fourth
Spanlding Charles, watchman, dwl 742 Folsom
SPAULDING C. A., attorney at law. collector, and commissioner deeds State of New York, office 54 and 55 Montgomery Block, dwl Ws Leavenworth nr Clay
Spaulding Charles A., manager bar and billiard sa- loon Lick House, dwl 10 Park Avenue
Spaulding George, ( Spaulding & Barto) dwl 132 Eighth
Spaulding (George) & Barto, (Harrison) book and jobprinters, Mining and Scientific Press, office 414 Clay
Spanlding John & Co., carpet-beating machine, 353 Tehama, dwl 1715 Clay
Spaulding Jerome, bookkeeper with N. W. Spauld- ing, dwl 74 Natoma
Spaulding John, musician, dw1 627 Bush
E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Laces and Embroideries.
For Pure California Port, Angelica, Cucamungo, and Native White Wines, go to M. S. WHITING & CO., 219 Bush St. See next leaf.
REDINGTON HOSTETTER & CO., The great Drug and Patent Medicine Depot
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Spaulding John A., carrier Daily Times Spaulding John F., teacher music, office 207 Mont- gomery, dw1 627 Bush
SPAULDING NATHAN W., saw smithing and re- pairing, 17 and 19 Fremont, (and Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co. ) res Oakland
Spaulding Oscar F., millwright and carpenter, dwl S & Broadway nr Jones
Spayth A. HI., driver City Railroad, dwl First Avenne bet Mission and Valencia
Spear Charles J., bootmaker with Buckingham & Hecht, dwl Market bet Powell and Mason
Spear Edward S., ( Edward S. Spear & Co.) dwl 817 Bush
SPEAR EDWARD S. & CO., (Joseph S. Spear ) auctioneers and commission merchants, 536 and 538 California
Spear Gustavus L., clerk with Edward S. Spear & & Co., dwl 817 Bush
Spear J. Murray, psychometrist, office and dwl 1014 Stockton
Spear John I. Jr., ( Hickox & S.) dwl Oakland Spear Joseph S., (Edward S. Spear & Co.) dwl 817 Bush
Spear Joseph S. Jr., bookkeeper with Edward S. Spear & Co., dwl 1306 Larkin
Spear Samuel, driver with John McKew, dwl cor Francisco and Kearny
Spear Stephen G., cooper, dwl 14 Ellis
Spear Thomas G. & Co., book and job printers, NE cor Montgomery and Clay, dwl Pioneer Bullding Spear T. R., dentist, office 235 Kearny
Spear Willard S., bootmaker with Buckingham & Hecht, dwl Market bet Powell and Mason
Spearman Stephen, machinist, dw1 66 First
Spears Charles, peddler, dwl Fifteenth nr Beaver Spears Frank, seaman, dwl 130 O'Farrell
Spearwater J. B., mariner steamship Continental Specht George, bootmaker, 326 Bush, dw19 Stock Pl Specht Jacob, liquor saloon, 1238 Dupont
SPECHT JACOB, wholesale native and foreign wines and liquors, 524 California, and liquor saloon, 1238 Dupont, dw1 315 Montgomery Specht William, furniture, 509 Broadway
SPECIAL AGENT U. S. TREASURY DE- PARTMENT, office Custom House, third floor Speck Charles F., clerk with Snow & Roos, dwl 214 Powell
Speck Joseph, carrier Morning Call, dwl 902 Filbert
Speckman Frederick F., groceries and liquors, NE cor Fourth and Mission, dw1 81 Fourth
Speckter Henry, ( Smadeke & S.) dwl NW cor Fourth and Clementina
SPECTATOR, (weekly) Klose & Fitzgerald pro- prietors, office 710 Washington
Speetzen Henry F., cabinetmaker with Goodwin & Co., dwl Natoma nr Seventh
Speier Bernard, drygoods, NE cor Kearny and Post, dwl W s Pierce nr McAllister
Speier Isaac, clerk, 100 Kearny, dwl 113 Sixth Speier .- See Spier
Speighle Louis, driver with L. L. Rulo, dwl Fell bet Van Ness Avenue and Franklin
Speiser J. J., musician, dwl 1310 Taylor
Spellacy Martin, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Spellam Thomas, carpenter, dwl 313 Pacific
Spellman John, hairdresser with Henry W. Stahle, dw1 609 Stockton
Spellman Joseph, tailor, 115 Leidesdorff
Spellman Julia, (widow) dwl 3 Card Alley
Spellman Martin F., barkeeper with Joseph Lauri- cella, dw1 835 Clay
Spellman Michael, laborer, dwl 636 Mission
Spence A. H., dwl 729 Harrison
Spence James, bds 423 Bush
Spence Jolin, molder, dwl 513 Mission
Spence Robert, driver with Wheeler & Wilson Sew- ing Machine Co., dwl 10 Anthony
Spence Walter, carpenter, dwl Ss Union bet Mont- gomery and Calhonn
Spence William A., (Spence & Johnson) dwl 325 Fifth
Spence ( William A. ) & Johnson, ( Robert J. ) fish, 93 California Market
Spencer A., waiter, dwl SW cor Dupont and Bdwy Spencer Aaron G., machinist Miners' Foundry, dwl 68 Minna
Spencer Alexander O., purser steamship Active, office 424 California
Spencer Anson W., merchant, dwl 363 Jessie Spencer Christopher, shipcarpenter, dw1 238 Stewart SPENCER DAVID, liquor saloon, NW cor Folsom and Beale, dwl 306 Folsom
Spencer Eliza, (widow) dwl 335 Green
Spencer Ferdinand, carpenter, dwl 515 Bnsh
Spencer George, foreman with J. Apel, dwl 522 Sutter
Spencer Henry, mariner, dwl 39 Jackson
Spencer Henry W., real estate, office 415 Montgom- ery, dwl 34 Ellis
Spencer Henry W. Jr., clerk 415 Montgomery, dwl 34 Ellis
Spencer James, barkeeper 105 Clark
Spencer James, longshoreman, dwl 437 First
Spencer John A., meat market, 117 Jackson, dwl 1719 Clay
Spencer John C., (R. H. McDonald & Co.) dwl 506 Third
Spencer John W., carpenter, dwl S s Tehama bet Eighth and Ninth
Spencer Joseph, house carpenter, dwl 308 Beale
Spencer Joseph D., tailor with Charles Boyes, dwl 817 Filbert
Spencer L. Miss, dressmaker with Mrs. Byrnes, dwl 750 Howard
Spencer L. C., carpenter, dwl NE cor Folsom and Beale
Spencer Lowell B., clerk with George Howes & Co., dw] 20 Prospect Place
Spencer Martha A., milliner with Mrs. Rosina Rior- dan, dwl 236 Second
Spencer Mary A., (widow) boarding, 156 Stewart Spencer Michael, baker with W. J. Davis, dw1 23} Second
Spencer Moira M., teacher music, dwl 908 Powell
Spencer Oscar H., attorney at law, office SW cor Montgomery and Clay, dwl 744 Howard
Spencer Samuel, carpenter, dwl cor Berry and Madden
Spencer Samuel, laborer with J. B. Kemp, dwl W s Kentucky nr Irwin
Spencer Samuel, teamster, dwl NE cor Front and Sacramento
Spencer William, porter with Ellis Ayres, dwl NW cor Clay and Sansom
Spencer William H., saloonkeeper, and foreman Hose No. 2. S. F. F. D., dwl 306 Folsom Spendola Cataline, dwl 1613 Powell
Spenser George, merchant, dwl 720 Howard
Sperling Mark E., ( Kaplan & S.) dwl 339 Jessie Sperry Austin, ( Sperry & Co.) res Stockton
SPERRY ( Austin) & CO., (A. Burkett and S.
IV. Sperry) proprietors Stockton City Mills, office 210 Davis
Sperry Henry A., ( Sperry & Abrahams) dwl 18 Guy Place
Sperry ( Henry A.) & Abrahams, ( Abraham) com- mission and brokerage, 210 Davis
Sperry S. W., ( Sperry & Co.) res Stockton
Speyer David E., bookkeeper with Bachman Bros. dwl 215.Kearny
SPEYER MORRIS, importer and commission mer- chant and agent Hamburg Bremen Fire Iusur- ance Co., 219 Sansom
Speyer .- See Speir and Spier
Spiegel William, cabinetmaker with Ueffinger & Co., dwl 331 Kearny
EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Bookbinders, Leidesdorff st., corner of Clay.
The best advertising medium on the Pacific Coast-PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., Nos. 712, 714 and 716, Kearny Street.
SAN FRANCISCO [S] DIRECTORY. 577
Spier Charles, clerk with Louis Zeh, dwl 417 Union | Sprague Adna, barkeeper New Corner, dwl 12 Spi-er Richard P., ( R. P. Spi-er & Co.) res Brook- Quincy lyn, Alameda County
SPI-ER R. P. & CO., (E. M. Furbush ) importers and jobbers books and stationery, 214 Bush
Spiers James, ( Mc Afee, S. & Co.,) dwl 533 Howard Spies Joseph, bootmaker with Gundlach & Brother, dwl 7 Polk Lane
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