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Spiet Bertha Miss, saleswoman 221 Montgomery Spillane Dennis, lumberman, dw1 3 Zoe Place
Spillane Hugh, porter with Allison, Levy & Co., dwl 217 Broadway
Spillane James, laborer, dwl 63 Clementina
Spillane John, messenger U. S. A. Q. M. Depart- ment, dwl S s Greenwich bet Hyde and Leav Spillane Michael, laborer, dwl 63 Clementina
Spiller Frank, farmer, dwl 142 Natoma
Spindler Jacob, barber steamer New World, dwl 433 Union
Spink Daniel E., foreman with Cutting & Co., dwl 29 Second
Spink James, silver plater with W. H. T. Clark, dwl 211 Stevenson
Spink James Jr., gold and silver plater, dwl 248 Minna
Spink Samuel, silver plater with W. H. T. Clark, dwl 211 Stevenson
Spink Samuel P., conductor Central R. R., dwl N s Natoma bet Eighth and Ninth
Spinner Alexander, cellarman with Lyon & Co., dwl Annie bet Jessie and Stevenson
Spinnetti Joseph, dw1 222 Francisco, rear
Spinney George R., mining secretary, 520 Mont- gomery, dwl 325 Eddy
Spinney Waldron S., superintendent S. F. Cordage Co., dwl W s Indiana bet Sierra and Nevada Spinnitti Antoine, agent, dw1 520 Green
Spintler George, cabinetmaker with W. G. Weir, dwl 109 Garden
Spiridione Marco, ( Betge & S.) dwl 43 Sacramento SPIRIT OF THE TIMES AND FIREMAN'S JOURNAL, (weekly) Chase & Bornek editors and proprietors, office SW cor Jackson and San Spiro M. & Co., (L. Abraham) pawnbrokers, 1134 Dupont
Spiro Manrice, ( M. Spiro & Co. ) dwl 518 Filbert Spittler George J., clerk with Mayhew & Wenzell, dwl NW cor Fourth and Howard
Splaine James, lahorer with J. B. Kemp Splaine James, waiter Lick House
Splaine William, foreman laborers, Union Iron Works, dwl 230 Folsom
Splaine William, shoemaker with Kowalsky & Co., dwl W s Ninth bet Harrison and Folsom
Splivalo Augustus D., attorney at law, office and dw1 430 Jackson
Splivalo C. R., clerk with D. Ghirardelli & Co., dwl 417 Jackson
Spofford John G., waiter What Cheer Honse Res- taurant
Spofford J. L., carpenter, dwl Ns Grove nr Franklin Spohn Joseph, ( Spohn & Dougart ) dwl 4 Jackson Spohn (Joseph) & Dongart, (John) market, 4 Jackson
Spohr Andrew, musician, dw] 1508 Mason
Spolatrino Samuel, cook 613 Montgomery
Spooner Benjamin F., machinist Bella Union, dwl 1030 Clay
Spooner Jobn P., photographer with Bradley & Rulofson, dwl W s Lombard Place
Spooner Thomas, collector Mission Street Wharf, dwl 114 Welsh
Spooner Thomas, laborer, dwl 119 Welsh
Spotorno John B., poultry and game, 48 California Market, dwl 926 Pacific
Spottiswood Ann, (widow) dwl 154 Shipley
Spottiswood John, clerk with Donohoe, Kelly & Co., dwl N s Ellis bet Broadway and Devisa- dero
Sprague A. F. Miss, assistant teacher Pine Street School, dwl 126 Silver
Sprague Charles J., brevet lient-colonel and pay- master U. S. A., office 417 Kearny, dwl 850 Fol Sprague George, shipcarpenter, dwl 2227 Second
Spragne G. H., silversmith with Koehler & litter, dwl 4 Auburn
Sprague Joseph, (colored) cook, dwl 2 Bannam Pl Sprague Samuel S., with Huffaker, Bolton & Co., dwl 126 Silver
Sprague Sammuel S. Jr., bookkeeper The Pacific, 409 Washington, dwl 126 Silver
Sprague Thomas, dwl 341 Brvant
Sprague Thomas, land agent, dwl Russ House
Spratt George S., agent H. B. Platt, office 204 Montgomery, dwl 126 Kearny
Spratt Joseph, plasterer, dwl 633 Broadway
SPRECKELS CLAUS, president California Sugar
Refinery, dwl SE cor Sixteenth and Howard Spreckels Henry, ( Spreckels & Co.) dwl 77 Everett SPRECKELS ( Henry) & CO., (Frederick Hage- mann, Claus Mangels, and Claus Brommer) proprietors Albany Brewery, 71-75 Everett
SPRECKELS PETER, secretary California Sugar
Refinery, dwl E s Thirteenth bet Miss and How Spreen Christopher, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart
Spreen William, ( Spreen &. Holje) dwl NE cor Ninth and Brannan
Spreen ( William ) & Holje, ( Martin) saloon, NE cor Ninth and Brannan
Spreen William, oysterstand Parker House, dwl 31 O'Farrell
Spreen William, wholesale hogbutcher, N & Bran- nan bet Ninth and Tenth
Spriggs Harry, actor Pacific Melodeon, dwl Dunn Alley nr Kearny
Spring Francis S., office NW cor Sansom and Jack- son, dwl N s Chestnnt nr Leavenworth
Spring Gardiner W., ( Spring & Dean) dwl cor Berry and Ritch
Spring ( Gardiner WV.) & Dean, ( Horace F.) wines and liquors, S & Berry nr Ritch
Spring Jobin R., office NW cor Sansom and Jackson Spring M. L. Miss, teacher City Female Seminary, dwl SE cor Mason and O' Farrell
Spring Valley Homestead Association, office 407 Cal Spring Valley Homestead Association, office 605 Montgomery
SPRING VALLEY WATER WORKS CO., W. F. Babcock president, Henry Wattson secretary, office 516 California
Springer Ferdinand, bookkeeper with Thurnauer & Ziun, dwl 628 Sutter
Springer Jason, ( Springer & Knowland) dwl 12 Hampton Place
SPRINGER (Jason) & KNOWLAND, (Joseph) lumber, SE cor Spear and Mission and pier 11 Stewart
Springer Ransom, tally clerk with Springer & Knowland, dwl 306 Fremont
Springmon Edward, cabinetmaker with W. G. Weir, dwl cor Fulton and Octavia
Sproul Andrew, broommaker with Van Laak & Gil- lespie, dwl 530 Stevenson
Sproul Edward, steward with H. H. Toland, 810 Jackson
Sproul Edwin R., treasurer Eberhardt Mill and M. Co., office 419 California, dwl 912 Bush
Sprowl Frederick S., carpenter, dwl N & Geary bet Devisadero and Broderick
SPRUANCE J. & J., (John Spruance and C. C. Chapman) wholesale wines and liquors, 415 Front
Spruance John, (J. &. J. Spruance ) dwl 117 Taylor Spruegel Christian, barkeeper, dwl 12 Everett
Sprung Ann, (widow) dwl Ws Valencia nr Seven- teenth
M. S. WHITING & CO'S MEDICAL STIMULANTS are sold by all Druggists. See next leaf.
E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Yankee Notions.
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PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY circulates throughout the Pacific Coast.
Sprung D. II., carriage painter with Walcom & Gowan, dwl W s Valencia nr Seventeenth Sprung Frederick, actor Pacific Melodeon, dwl Pa- eific Lodging House
Spudel Adolph, coppersmith with Charles W. Smith, dwl Harrison nr Stanly Place
Squire Henry C., with Fireman's Fund Ins. Co., S W cor California and Sansom, dwl N & Oak bet Van Ness Avenue and Franklin
Squire Horatio N., freight clerk, dwl W & Valencia bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Squire Orrin D., mining secretary, office 418 Cali- fornia, dwl 1016 Leavenworth
Squire Samuel N., compositor Monitor, dwl 142 Na- toma
Squires Anson, carpenter, dwl 36 Welsh
Squires Edward S., machinist Vulcan Iron Works, dw] 841 Mission
Squires Nathaniel L., salesman with Church & Clark, dwl 841 Mission
Sreenan Frank, cook with John Reagan
Sreene Michael, laborer, dwl 2 St. Charles Place
Sroufe Jobn, ( Dodge &. S.) res Petaluma
ST. ANDREWS HALL, 751 Market
St. Clair Charles, dw1 645 Commercial
St. Clair Henry, musician and extraman H. & L. Co. No. 1, S. F. F. D., dwl Truck house, N & O'Farrell nr Dupont
St. Clair Samuel, machinist, dwl N s Francisco bet Kearny and Dupont
St. Crispin Cooperative Boot and Shoe Manufactur- ing Co., 769 Market
St. David's House, John R. and Thomas Davis pro- prietors, 116 Jackson
St. Dennis Jules, house and signpainter, 1006 Kear- ny, dwl 613 Jackson
St. Francis Hotel, M. B. Sturges proprietor, SW eor Clay and Dupont
ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE, 841 Market bet Fourth and Fifth .
St. James' House, junetion Market and Ellis
St. John Benjamin G., lumber surveyor, pier 11 Stewart, dwl 467 Minna
St. John Henry L., printer, dwl 1506} Jones
St. John's House, furnished rooms. 639 Clay
St. Julien Felix, dw1 7 August Alley
St. Leger N., cook Occidental Hotel
St. Levre Louis, boatman Broadway Wharf, dwl SW cor Broadway and Davis
ST. LOUIS HOTEL, Kubl & Wogens proprietors, 11 and 13 Pacific
St. Marie Jean, waiter California Hotel
ST. MARY'S COLLEGE, Old San José Road 4} miles from City Hall. B. Justin, C. B., Pres't ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL, SW cor First and Bryant St. Matthew John H., journalist, dwl W s Kentucky nr Santa Clara
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, Webb & Campbell pro- prietors, 517-525 Pacific
St. Vincent de Paul Infirmary, Annie bet Jessie and Stevenson
St. Vincent School, Sister Bruno principal, 154 Jessie Staacke Adolphus, piano-fortemaker, dw] 1117 How Staacke George, bookkeeper with Barron & Co., dwl 611 Geary
Staats John, laborer with Mathias & Stone, 112 Washington
Staats Joseph, (colored) laundry, dwl 209 Prospect Place
Stacey D. B., bookkeeper with George A. Johnson & Co., dwl 322 Ellis
Stacey Henry, stoker, dwl 20 Folsom
Stack J., bookkeeper, dw1 526 Pine
Stack John, salesman with Cornelius Desmond, dwl 36 Lonisa
Stack Thomas, laborer, dwl 512 Mission
Stack Thomas, milkranch, Sweeney nr Sau Bruno Road
Stack Timothy J., bookkeeper 333 Pine, dwl 526 Pine
Stackhouse John L., machinist, dw1 414 Green
Stackhouse Robert, machinist California Theater, dwl 1 Medau Place
Stackpole B. B., boilermaker Vulcan Iron Works, dwl 216 Minna
Stackpole Charles E., clerk with R. H. MeDonald & Co., dwl 1514 Mission
Stackpole Thomas, laborer with J. B. Kemp, dwl W s Kentucky nr Irwin
Stackpole Thomas, painter with M. W. Allen & Co., dwl 421 Fourth
Stacy Olwyn T., bookkeeper Odd Fellows' Savings Bank, dwl Montgomery bet Green and Union Stacy Peter, cook Bootz's Hotel, 435 Pine
Staddon Samuel, carpenter, dw1 525 Pine
Stadtfeld Jacob, melter U. S. B. Mint, dw1 1210 Pac Staeglich Frank, landscape gardener, dwl 1308 Jackson
Staempfli Charles, clerk with Voizin, Ris & Co., dwl 1325 Sacramento
Staenstein Frederick, cabinetmaker with W. G. Weir, dwl 34 Hayes
Stafans Henry, with C. Pope, dwl Presidio Road bet Van Ness Avenue and Franklin
Staffelbach Albert and Edward, hairdressing saloon, 108 Stewart
Staffelbach Edward, ( Albert & Edward Staffelbach) dwl 108 Stewart
Stafford Cassins H., teamster with T. Ellsworth, dwl 605 Third
Stafford John, seaman, dwl 116 Stewart
Stafford Jolin A., clerk with Whittier, Fuller & Co., dw1 630 Vallejo
Stafford Samnel H., clerk with C. P. Van Schaack & Co., dw1 435 Pine
Stafford Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 350 First
Stafford Thomas, waiter, dwl 44 Jessie
Stafford William, baker, dwl 905 Greenwich
Stafford William, shipcarpenter, dwl 114 Freelon
Stagg Catharine A., (widow) dwl 151} Silver
Stagg Cornelius, dwl 151 } Silver
Stagg John, drayman, dwl 405 Kearny
Stahl Christian G., janitor Odd Fellows' Hall, dwl 9 Virginia
Stahl William G., tinsmith, dwl 9 Virginia
Stable Charles, cabinetmaker with Jacob M. Miller, dwl 13 Pacific
Stahle Edward, ( Stahle & Held ) res Alameda
Stable (Edward) & Held, (George) proprietors Montgomery Baths and Hairdressing Saloon, 621 Montgomery
STAHLE HENRY W., hairdressing saloon Ocei- dental Hotel, dwl 16 Virginia
STAHLE JOHN, hairdressing saloon, SE cor Clay and Montgomery, dwl 1109 Pacific
Stahmann Albert, ( Stahmann & Molk ) dwl SW cor Stockton and Sacramento
STAHMANN ( Albert ) & MOLK, (John H.) gro- ceries and liquors, NW cor Green and Dupont and SW cor Stockton and Sacramento
Staib Conrad, bootmaker, 932 Folsom
Staib Louis, driver with Philip Gerhardy
Staiger Jacob, butcher with W. F. Witzemann, 425 East
Stairley Waverly, clerk S. F. & S. J. R. R., res Oakland
Stalder Joseph, elerk, 7 Occidental Market, dwI 429 Pine
Stallman George, clerk, dwl 4.17 Tehama
Stamer August, blacksmith, dwl 258 Perry
Stamer Gustavus, clerk with Andrew Balirs, dwl N E cor Davis and Jackson
Stamer Julius, ( Klemeier & S.) dwl NW cor Jack- son and Battery
Stamp John, captain schooner Gen. Ord, dwl 617 Davis
Stamper Julius, cigars and tobacco, 37 Fourth
Stamper Marks, clerk with M. Gilbert, dwl 309} Clementina
EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Paper Rulers, Leidesdorff st., corner of Clay.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., Nos. 712, 714 and 716, Kearny Street.
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Stampp Adam, milkman, dwl Presidio Road nr | Stanly Edward. office NW cor Montgomery and Baker
Stampp Frederick, carpenter, dwl Vallejo bet Kearny and Dupont
Stanbridge Albert H., waiter, 7 Summer, dwl 125 Fourth, rear
Stanbrige A., workman Pacific Barrel and Keg Factory
Stanbrige S., workman Pacific Barrel and Keg Factory
STANDARD SOAP CO. AND ADAMANTINE CANDLE WORKS, NE cor Fillmore and Francisco, office 204 Sacramento
Stander William L., coppersmith with Sanders & Bofinger, dw1 802 Stockton
Standerwick James S., ( Standerwick & Roper ) dwl 2221 Stevenson
Standerwick ( James S.) & Roper, (Edward) paint ers, 511 Commercial
Standing Thomas, dw1 513 Mission
Stanford A. P., merchant, office 121 California, dwl 1019 Jackson
Stanford Charles P., lumberdealer, dwl 1218 Union Stanford Daniel E., bookkeeper with William T. Stanford, dwl 427 Geary
Stanford H. L., glassblower Pacific Glass Works, dwl Mariposa nr Mississippi
Stanford Joseph L., clerk with William T. Stanford, res Alameda
STANFORD JOSIAH, importer and jobber oils, lamps, etc., 121-125 California, and proprietor Pacific Oil and Kerosene Works, cor Chestnut and Taylor, dwl 1019 Jackson
Stanford Leland, president Central Pacific Railroad, office 415 California
Stanford L. M., dwl 737 Howard
STANFORD WILLIAM T., stockbroker, office 7 Stevenson's Building, res Alameda
Stange John, salesman with John R. Fischbeck, dwl 907 Howard
Stangel Emiel, liquors, 632 Pacific, dw1 428 Bdwy Stangenberger August, pianotuner with Kohler, Chase & Co., dwl 1131 Clay
Stangroom Marc L., civil engineer, office 419 Cali- fornia, room 26, dwl 1022 Jackson
Staniels Bridget, (widow) washing, dwl 1318 Pine, rear
Staniels John S., proprietor Turf House, Point Lo- bos Road, 5 miles from City Hall
Staniels Horatio, barkeeper, dwl 12 Crook
Staniels William, barnessmaker with George Car- melich, dwl Turf House, Point Lobos Road
Staniels William H., ( Stanyan & Co.) dwl 1102 Pine
Staniforth William, clerk with Sharpstein & Has- tings, dw] 608 Third
Stanle Frederick H., hairdresser with John Stable, dwl 1109 Pacific
Stanle Henry, barber, S s Sixteenth nr Valencia
Stanley Benjamin S., foreman with C. A. Hooper & Co., dwl 8 Liberty
Stanley Charles A., engineer C. S. Nav. Co's stm Cornelia, dw] 22 Perry
Stanley Florence Miss, dwi 13 Garden
Stanley Francis, driver Omnibus Railroad, dwl 73 Natoma
Stanley Frederick H., phonographic reporter, office 328 Montgomery, dwl N s Twenty-second bet Valencia and Mission
Stanley Henry A., local agent Union Insurance Co., res Brooklyn. Alameda County
Stanley James, hackman, dwl 265 Jessie
Stanley James, saddler with Joseph Hamilton, dwl 401 Third
Stanley Jerome M., painter, dwl 25 Dupont, rear Stanley Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Margaret Place Stanley Patrick, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Stanley Samuel L., (H. Webster & Co.) res New York
Clay, res Napa County
Stanly Frank, honsemover, dwl 524 Mission
Stanly John A., ( Hayes, S. & Hayes) attorney at law, office NW cor Montgomery and Clay, res Oakland
Stannage Philip J., boarding, 217 Third
Stannard E. G., captain schr Sparrow, dwl 740 How Stannard W. H., captain brig Merchantman, office room 5, 610 Front
Stannislasky John, carpenter, bds 423 Bush
Stans John H., clerk Pacific Insurance Co., dwl 1600 Mason
Stanton Andrew P., cutter U. S. Branch Mint, dwl 2323 Greenwich
Stanton Henry N., with A. S. Peterson, dwl 10 Prospect Place
Stanton Hubert, laborer with James P. Pierce
Stanton John, laborer, dwl 1518 Powell
Stanton James, real estate, dwl W s Mission bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Stanton John, waiter with Martin Cresaglia, dwl 21 Stevenson
Stanton Michael E., bootmaker, U. W. M. Boot and Shoe Co., dwl 21 Stevenson
Stanton Morris, shoemaker, Metropolitan Boot and Shoemakers' Union, dwl Stevenson nr Ecker
Stanton Patrick, carpenter, dwl 509 Howard
Stanton Patrick, carpenter, 769 Folsom
Stanton Richard, shoemaker, dwl 21 Stevenson
Stanton Samuel R., seaman, dwl 416 Union
Stanton Thomas, driver Omnibus Railroad
Stanton William, bootmaker with Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 66 First
Stanton William, engineeer, bds SW cor Sacra- mento and Davis
Stanwood Amasa O., rigger, dwl W s Spear nr Miss Stanwood Samuel, driver Front St., O. & M. R. R., dwl SW cor Austin and Van Ness Avenue
Stanwood William, under-office deputy, assessor City and County, bds Occidental Hotel
Stanyan Albert P., teamster with Stanyan & Co., dwl 1712 Polk
Stanyan Charles H., (Stanyan & Co.) and super- visor Twelfth Ward, dwl 2006 Bush
Stanyan (Charles H.) & Co., ( William H. Stan- iels ) teamsters, SE cor Main and Mission
Stapelfeld William, carrier Commercial Record and clerk NE cor Pacific and Sansom
STAPLES DAVID J., president Fireman's Fund Insurance Co., office SW cor California and Sansom, dw1 604 Sutter
Staples Edwin H., watchmaker and jeweler, dwl 12 Sumner
Staples James H., coachman Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 652 Howard
Staples Joseph, porter with James N. McCune, dwl 48 Clay
Staples S. S., clerk NW cor Eleventh and Mission Stapleton Catharine Miss, dw1 15 Louisa
Stapleton Edward, runner National Sailors' Home, E s Front bet Broadway and Vallejo
STAPLETON JOHN, wines and liquors, 515 Cal, dwl N s Turk bet Broderick and Devisadero
Stapleton William, laborer New U. S. Branch Mint, dwl 21 Ann
Stapleton William, shipcarpenter, dwl Fourteenth Avenne nr Railroad Avenne
Stappenbeck William, tailor, 520 Filbert
Star of the East M. Co., (White Pine) office 304 Montgomery
Starbird Albion W., clerk with Blyth & Wether- bee, dw1 516 Howard
Starck Adolph, porter with Kohler & Frohling, dwl 116 Morton
Stark Alexander, engineer S. F. & P. Sugar Re- finery, dwl 1158 Folsom
Stark Andrew, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery, dwl 1158 Folsom
E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Dress Trimmings.
M. S. WHITING & CO., supply Druggists with pure Wines and unadulterated Liquors. Principal Depot, 219 Bush St. See next leaf.
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PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY contains the names of 25.000 firms in business on the Pacific Coast.
Stark Grace A., (widow) dwl 1924 Hyde
Stark H., clerk, dwl SW cor California and Larkin Stark James, actor, dwl 731 Bush
Stark James, carpenter with Jesse & Drew, dwl Twenty-second nr Valencia
Stark Johann, (widow) dwl 737 Harrison
Stark John, ( Tautphaus & S.) dwl 310 Folsom Stark John, accountant with McDonald & Whit- ney, dwl 1433 Pine
Stark Joseph, carpenter, dwl S s M bet Twenty- second and Twenty-third
Stark William R., foreman with Moses Ulmer, dwl Sutter St. House
Starkey Albert, seaman, dwl 112 Stewart Starkey James R., (colored) barber with M. How- ard, dwl 406 Green
Stark weather Audrew, dwl 118 Bernard Starkweather Joseph B., photographer, 248 Third Starr Abram D., ( Pearson &. S.) res Vallejo Starr Alexander, millman California Mills Starr Augustus, carpenter, dwl 741 Market Starr Charles, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial Starr Clara Miss, actress, dw1 1112 Kearny Starr George R., ( Starr & Little) dwl 23 Silver Starr (George R.) & Little. (Stephen H.) commis- sion merchauts, 403 Davis, and 200 Washington Starr Michael A., marbleworker with M. Heverin, dw1 802 Stockton
Starr Thomas, signpainter, dwl 179 Clara
Starr Thomas N., ( Deeth, S. &. Campbell ) dwl 2017 Howard
Starr William, agent Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co., dwl 525 Pine
Starr William, carpenter, dwl 179 Clara
Starr William, porter, dw1 19 Moss
Starr William, waiter Lick House
Stars Annie Mrs., furnished rooms, 110 O'Farrell STATE ALMANAC AND HAND-BOOK OF STATISTICS, (annually) Henry G. Langley proprietor, office (12 Clay
STATE AND PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, Henry G. Langley proprietor, office 612 Clay
STATE ASSAYER, Louis Falkenau, office 215 First STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, office 95 and 97 Montgomery Block
STATE HARBOR COMMISSIONERS, (Board of) office 414 Montgomery
State Normal School, Rev. William T. Lucky prin- cipal, S & Market nr Fifth
STATE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC IN- STRUCTION, O. P. Fitzgerald, office 710 Washington
STATE UNIVERSITY, BOARD OF REGENTS, office 414 California
State University Homestead Association, Nos. 1- 5, office 432 Montgomery Stateler John W., broker, 605 Mont, dwl 935 Sutter States William N., special policeman, dwl 408 Du- pont
Staub Henry, druggist, 722 Montgomery
Stauch Mary, (widow) dwl Mission bet Twenty- ninthi and Thirtieth
Stand Francis, (F. & J. N. Staud) dwl 107 Ellis Staud F. & J. N., wood aud coal, 211 Dupont
Staud John N., ( F. & J. N. Staud) dwl 107 Ellis Staude John, ( Mans & S.) dwl 813 Pacific
Stauffer Rudolph, market, SE cor Sixteenth and Fol Stead George, merchant, dwl 710 Vallejo
Steadman Jane Miss, adjuster U. S. Branch Mint, dwl 11 Verona Place
Steaffler Jacob, cooper, dwl 1181 IIarrison
Steam Soda Works, Bragg, Caduc & Firderer pro- prietors, 530 Pacific
Steane C. B., carriage smith Kimball Manufacturing Co., dwl 528 Bryant
Stearu G., dwl 34 Minna
Stearns Alonzo B., milkman, dwl S s Greenwich nr Fillmore
Stearns C. F., carpenter with Goodwin & Co
Stearns Clifton F., patternmaker with J. M. Stock- man, dwl SW cor Third and Perry
Stearns C. P., teamster with R. & J. Morton Stearns J. H., dwI Union Club
Stearns Mason E., jobwagon, NE cor Howard and Second, dwl S s Howard bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
Stearns Myron J., clerk 73 California Market, dwl 811 Stockton
STEARNS R. E. C., (Bacon & Co.) res Boston Stearns William H., ( William H. Stearns & Co.) dwl 425 Green
STEARNS WILLIAM H. & CO., (N. B. Terwil- liger ) butter, cheese. and eggs, and agents stm Pioneer, 50 and 51 Washington Market
Stebbins Adelia B. Mrs., proprietress Mead Honse, NW cor Montgomery and Pine
STEBBINS ALFRED, librarian Mercantile Library, dwl 216 Bush
Stebbins Horatio Rev., pastor First Unitarian Church, S & Geary nr Stockton, dwl 16 Ellis
Stebbins James C., attorney at law, office 803 Montgomery, dwl 516 Taylor
Stebbins Timothy, patternmaker, dwl 245 Second
Stebbins William P. C., contractor and builder, of- fice 21 U. S. Court Bldg, Battery, dw1 617 Stock Steber Joseph C., machinist with Hawkins & Can- trell, dwl 32 Tehama
Stecher Philip, carpenter, dw1 316 Minna
Stedman Charles, printer, dwl 100 Stockton
Stedman Denny P., merchant, dwl 225 Bush
Stedman James, laborer What Cheer House Res- taurant
Steed John, carpenter, dwl 1103 Montgomery
Steel C. Harper, clerk, dwl NW cor Sansom and Washington
Steel Frederick, laborer, dwl 104 Alta Place
Steel James H., porter with W. M. Stoddard, dwl 518 Sacramento
Steel William H., ( Steel & Nickerson) dwl NW cor Sansom and Washington
Steel ( William H.) & Nickerson, ( Sylvanus) ship- ping masters, SE cor Pacific and Davis
Steele D. H., dwl 914 Clay
Steele Edward, clerk with C. Adolphe Low & Co., dwl Occidental Hotel
Steele Everett, clerk, dwI 108 Shipley
Steele Henry, blacksmith, dwl 107 Leidesdorff
Steele James G., (James G. Steele & Co.) dwl 521 Montgomery
STEELE JAMES G. & CO., chemists and apothe- caries, 521 Montgomery
Steele Sammel, stairbuilder with Hanlon & McGuire, dwI 9 Lonisa
Steele Thomas, cook, dw1 81 Natoma
Steele William, calker, dwl 131 Folsom
Steele William A., ( Edward Galpen & Co.) dwl W 8 Shotwell bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Steen Ernest, cigarpeddler, dwl 805 Mission
Steen E. T., ( Steen & Cushing ) and superintendent Pacific Stone Co., dwl 1114 Clay
STEEN (E. T.) & CUSHING, ( Volney) machin- ery, 9 First
Steen George, tinsmith with Osgood & Stetson, dwl 56 Minna
Steen John C. D., seaman, dw1 270 First
Steen Ole P., shipcarpenter, bds 106 Jackson
Steen Robert, carpenter with Brown & Hussey, dwl 55 Minna
Steere Richard, watchman Custom House Steffani C., ( Mariani & S.) dw1 1006 Dupont Steffanovich Louis, barkeeper 10 Stewart
Steffens Charles, broommaker with Marino Zan & Co., 421 Drumm
STEFFENS DEIDERICH, groceries and liquors, SE cor Folsom and Main
Steffens Henry, captain schooner Jeanette, dwl 617 Davis
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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Steffens Thomas, mariner, dwl 132 Stewart Steffenson Peter F., mariner, dw1 238 Stewart Stege John R., (M. B. French & Co.) dwl 1103 Mason
Stegeman Louis, carriage trimmer with Albert Fol- som, dwl 429 Bush
Stegemann Frederick, draftsman, dwl 51 Minna Steibel George, baker with H. Yaeger, dwl 6 Har- die Place
Steiger Alexander, machinist, dwl 355 Minna
STEIGER CHARLES R., secretary Vulcan Iron Works Co., dw1 858 Mission
Steiger William, patternmaker Vulcan Iron Works, dwl 18 Tehama
Steil Henry, driver with C. Bernard, dwl 1230} Fol STEIL HENRY, merchant tailor, Occidental Hotel Bush ur Montgomery, dwl 547 Mission
Steimle Henrietta Mrs., dressmaker, 831 Clay
Stein Charles, cigarmaker with Diez Bros., dwl 206 William
Stein Charles W., carriage trimmer with Black & Miller, dwl 422 Stevenson
Stein Conrad, engineer Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 181 Jessie
Stein Emanuel, cook with J. R. Shneiter, dw1 33 Fourth
Stein George, bootmaker, 413 East, dwl 106 Wil- liam, rear
Stein Hannah Mrs., fancy goods, 870 Folsom Stein Henry, musician, dw1 428 Sutter
Stein Henry J., shoemaker, 653 Merchant, dwl 1406 Kearny
Stein Henry W., (Stein, Simon & Co.) res Paris STEIN, (Henry W.) SIMON ( Hermann L.) & CO., ( Alexander Weill, Eugene Arnstein, and S. Weill) importers and jobbers cloths, cassimeres, etc., 632 and 634 Sacramento and 631 and 633 Commercial
Stein John, tailor, 633 Post
Stein Louis, steward, dwl 39 Jackson
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