The San Francisco directory for the year 1869, Part 151

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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Twichel Jerome, salesman with Marcus C. Hawley & Co, dwl 836 Mission


Twichell William L., physician, office and dwl S s Sixteenth bet Valencia and Mission


Twigg Thomas, hostler, dwl Golden Gate Driving Park


Twiggs Susan, (widow) furnished rooms, 834 Clay TWING D. H., coal and wood, 17 and 19 Spear, dwl 463 Stevenson


Twiss Emma Miss, dwl 314 Bush


Twitchell Bernard, carpenter, dwl 741 Market


Twitchell Thomas M., carpenter with E. L. May- berry


Twogood George, cook P. M. S. S. Golden City


Twohey Johanna, (widow) dwl 309 Jessie


Twohey Thomas, wood and coal, 326 Third


Twolig Jeremiah, foreman Central Stables, 207


Sutter, dwl W & Treat Avenue bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth


Twohig John, groceries and liquors, 60 First


Twohig Michael, clerk, 60 First


Twomey Edward, clerk, dwl 559 Mission


Ty Loy, (Chinese) tailor, 620 Jackson


Tye William M., carpenter, dwl N & Fifteenth bet Market and Guerrero


Trlarker William, hackman, dwl 246 Clara


TYLER BROTHERS, (Charles IV. and Edward S.) importers books, stationery, etc., 691 Market Tyler Charles, conductor Potrero & Bay View R. R., dwl Potrero Nuevo


Tyler Charles M., ( Samuel Tyler & Co.) dwl Oc- cidental Hotel


Tyler Charles W., ( Tyler Bros. ) res New York


Tyler Cyren, (Hackley & T.) and physician, office and dwl 1103 Montgomery


Tyler Edward S., ( Tyler Bros. ) dw1 33 Kearny


Tyler George W .. attorney at law, office 603 Wash- ington, dwl 729 California


Tyler George W., ( Forsaith, T. & Shaw ) dwl 1117 Sutter


Tyler James, housemover. dw1 510 Vallejo


Tyler John, market, 807 Howard, dw1 342 Teliama Tyler Morgan, laborer, dwl 23 Stevenson


Tyler Samuel, ( Samuel Tyler & Co.) dwl Occi- dental Hotel


TYLER SAMUEL & CO., (Charles M. Tyler ) wharfingers, 120 Berry


Tyler S. H., manufacturer cream of tartar, 32 Sac- ramento, dwl S s Austin nr Polk


Tyler Tazewell, physician, office 102 Post, dwl 1604 Bush


Tyler William, tinsmith, dwl 319 Clementina


Tyler William L., general agent American Life Ins. Co., Philadelphia, office NE cor Montgomery and Sacramento, dwl 1011 Post


Tyler William L., salesman with Joseph J. Vascon- cellos, dwl 319 Clementina


Tynack John, drayman, bds SW cor Sac and Davis Tynan Ellen, (widow) dwl 521 Bryant, rear


Tynan Patrick, laborer with J. B. Kemp, dwl 514 Mission


Tynan William D., tailor, 14 Brooks


Tyndall James, melter Union Iron Works, dwl Welsh bet Bryant and Brannan


Tyrell Joseph, drayman with Hoag & Varney, dwl 1121 Folsom


Tyroll George, ( R. H. Orton & Co.) dwl 29 John Tyrrell John, shoemaker with George K. Porter, dwl 64 First


Tyrrell Michael, expressman, dwl N s Ridley bet Mission aud Valencia


Tyrrell .- See Terrill, Tirrell, and Turrell


Tvrrill James, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel


Tysou Adam, brewer, dw1 719 Howard


Tyson Isaac, porter with Brocas & Perkins, dwl NE cor Union and Hyde


Tyson Jacob, jobwagon, cor Clay and Sansom


Tyson John L., clerk, dwl S & Sixth nr Folsom


Tyson Joseph B., teamster with Stewart & Buckley, dwl 15 Jansen


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UEFFINGER (George) & Co., (Otto Cise and Lucus Haller ) furniture manufacturers, S s Berry bet Fourth and Fifth


Uetz Adam, watchmaker, dwl N s Francisco nr Polk U'ford Peter, carpenter, dw1 444 Union


Uhl Adolph, bootmaker with George Ubl, dwl 112 Turk


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


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


SAN FRANCISCO [U] DIRECTORY. 611


Uhl Frank X., butcher, 1129 Folsom


Uhl George, boots and shoes, 734 Market, dwl 112 Turk


Uhlenhaut William, hairdresser with Richard Brown, dwl Minna nr Second


Uhler J. Clem, cashier London & S. F. Bank, Limit- ed, dwl 128 Eighth


Uhley Frederick, carpenter, dwl Burgoyne Place nr Pacific


Uhlfelder Samuel, (Uhlfelder, Cahn & Co.) res New York


UHLFELDER, ( Samuel) CAHN (Israel) & CO., ( Abraham and Moses Weil ) importers and job- bers foreign and domestic drygoods, 218 and 220 Sanson


Uhlhorn John F., business manager Town and Stage office, 532 Clay, dw1 613 Mission


Uhlhorn John Frederick, clerk First National Bank Agency, 306 Montgomery


Uhrig C. A. & Co., real estate agents, office 217 Montgomery, dwl Brooklyn Hotel


UHRLANDT H. E., proptr Orleans Hotel, 117 Post Ullman Daniel, plumber with J. H. O'Brien & Co., dwl 320 Fifth


ULLMANN M. & CO., (Carl and Anton Baum- garten) woolen drapers, 628 and 630 Sac


Ullmann Maurice, ( M. Ullmann & Co.) dwl SE cor Polk and McAllister


Ulm Adam, baker, 1323 Dupont


Ulmer Elick, ( Schussler & U.) dwl 107 Turk


Ulmer Emile, clerk 109 Battery, dwl 224 O'Farrell Ulmer Moses, cigar manufacturer, 407 Merchant, dwl 162 Tehama


Ulrich John, tailor with Henry Steil, dwl 1111 Leavenworth, rear


Ulrich Mary, (widow) dwl 623 Sutter


Ulrich Otto, surveyor, dwl 132 Stewart


Ulshofer Matthew, tailor, dwl 1511 Mason


Umbach Christian L., barkeeper Independence Sa- loon, NE cor Folsom and Stewart


Umbsen Henry, liquor saloon, cor Market and Larkin


Underhill G. E., dwl 735 Market


Underhill Henry B., accountant with Thomas H. Selby & Co., 116 California, dw1 904 Kearny


Underhill Jacob, (Jacob Underhill & Co.) res New York


UNDERHILL JACOB & CO., importers and job bers hardware, 118 and 120 Battery


Underhill John K., watch-casemaker with P. A. Giannini, dw1 904 Kearny


Underhill William A., barkeeper with A. Warner, dwl Meigg's Wharf


Underwood Henry, barkeeper, 330 Bush, dwl 751 Clay


UNDERWRITERS, Amsterdam, 710 Sansom ; Bor- deaux, 811 Montgomery; Boston, 428 California; Bremen, 421 Battery; French, 411 Washington; Hamburg, SW cor Front and Jackson; London, (Lloyds) 430 California; New York and Phila- delphia, 216 Front; San Francisco Marine Board, 318 California


Unger Adolph, merchant, 310 Sacramento, dwl 26 Rincon Place


Unger Alexander, driver Gassmann's Laundry, dwl 406 Union


Unger Elias, clerk, dw1 723 Harrison


Unger Frank, clerk with F. A. Rouleau, dwl 723 Har Unger Herman, (Deming, U. & Co.) dwl 3 Sher- wood Place


Unger Louis, upholsterer, 606 Howard


Unger Marcus, clothing, 738 Market, dwl 12} Stock Unger Meyer, clothing, dwl 12} Stockton


Unger William, bodymaker Kimball Manufacturing Co., dwl 723 Harrison


Ungrott August, furrier with Adolph Muller, dwl 101 Prospect Place


Uni Giovanni, fisherman, dwl W s Gaven bet Greenwich and Filbert


Union Block, NE cor Kearny and Market


UNION BRASS FOUNDRY, M. Dobrzensky pro- prietor, 417 Mission


Union Brewery, Albert Koster proprietor, Clemen- tina bet Fourth and Fifth


UNION CLUB ROOMS, 403 Montgomery


UNION COAL MINE, Mount Diablo, office 113 and 115 Mission


UNION COLLEGE, Dr. R. Townsend Huddart principal, 501 Second


UNION HALL, S s Howard bet Third and Fourth UNION HOUSE, Robert B. Butler proprietor, 511 and 513 Mission


Union House, 737 Howard


UNION INSURANCE CO., Gustave Touchard president, Charles D. Haven secretary, office 416 and 418 California


UNION INSURANCE CO'S BUILDING, 416 and 418 California


UNION IRON WORKS, H. J. Booth & Co. proprietors. NE cor First and Mission


UNION LUMBER ASSOCIATION, dock foot of Fremont


UNION LUMBER YARD, Sheldon, Davis & Co. proprietors, NE cor Mission and Spear


Union Malt Works. S & Brannan ur Eighth


Union Market, S s Howard bet Third and Fourth


UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., (Boston) H. H. Johnston & Co. general man- agers, SW cor Kearny and California


UNION PACIFIC SALT CO., John Barton man- ager, 218 Sacramento


Union Packet Line, office Commercial Wharf


Union Restaurant, J. H. Harmon proptr, 849 Clay Uniou Sailors' Home, Thomas Byrne proprietor, 45 Vallejo


Union Soda Works, Barney J. McGee proprietor, 107 Fifth


Union Warehouse, Scholle & Lankershim proprie- tors, NW cor Union and Battery


UNITED ANAHEIM WINE GROWERS' AS- SOCIATION, depot 321 Montgomery


UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF 'DRUIDS' HALL, S & Sutter bet Stockton and Powell


UNITED STATES ARMY, Chief Commissary Subsistence, Department California, office 417 Kearny


UNITED STATES ARMY, Chief Commissary Subsistence Military Division Pacific, office 204 Sutter


UNITED STATES ARMY, Chief Mustering and Disbursing Office, 224 Kearny


UNITED STATES ARMY, Chief Paymaster, office 417 Kearny


UNITED STATES ARMY, Chief Quartermaster Department California, office 417 Kearny


UNITED STATES ARMY, Chief Quartermaster Military Division Pacific, office 204 Sutter


UNITED STATES ARMY, Clothing Depot Mili- tary Division Pacific, NW cor Bush and Market UNITED STATES ARMY, Depot Quartermaster Department California, NW cor Bush and Market


UNITED STATES ARMY, General Recruiting Service Military Division Pacific, office 418 Kearny


UNITED STATES ARMY, Headquarters Depart- ment California, 417 Kearny


UNITED STATES ARMY, Headquarters Military Division Pacific, 204 Sutter


UNITED STATES ARMY, Medical Director De- partment California, office 417 Kearny


UNITED STATES ARMY, Medical Purveyor Military Division Pacific, office 747 Market


UNITED STATES ARMY, Recruiting Rendez- vous, 616 Kearny


UNITED STATES ARMY, Subsistence Depart- ment Military Division Pacific, office 204 Sut- ter, warehouse 308 Pine


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


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., Sole Agents for Merchant's Gargling Oil.


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The best advertising modium on the Pacific Coast-PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ,


UNITED STATES ASSISTANT TREASURER AND TREASURER U. S. BRANCH MINT, office 428 Montgomery


UNITED STATES BARGE, (Revenue Service) office SE cor Davis and Vallejo


UNITED STATES BRANCH MINT, 610 Com- mercial nr Montgomery


UNITED STATES BRANCH MINT, (New) NW cor Mission and Fifth


UNITED STATES BRANCH MINT, (Superin- tendent) office 613 Commercial


UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, (Clerk ) office 14, U. S. Court Building


UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, Judge's Chambers, rooms 2 and 3, U. S. Court Building UNITED STATES COAST SURVEY, office NW cor Kearny and Commercial. third floor


UNITED STATES COLLECTOR CUSTOMS, (Port San Francisco) office third floor Custom Honse, cor Washington and Battery


UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER, office U. S. Court Building


UNITED STATES COMPILER MINING STA- TISTICS, office Custom House, third floor


UNITED STATES COURT BUILDING, NE cor Washington and Battery


UNITED STATES CUSTOM HOUSE, NW cor Washington and Battery


UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY, office 7, U. S. Court Building


UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, (Clerk) office 12 U. S. Court Building


UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Judge's Chambers. room 9, U. S. Court Building


UNITED STATES DRAYMAN, office SW cor Jackson and Battery


UNITED STATES ENGINEERS, Division Pa- cific, office 417 Kearny ; Harbor Fortifications, office 533 Kearny ; River and Harbor Improve- ments, office 509 Kearny


UNITED STATES EXPORT WAREHOUSE, SW cor Battery and Broadway


UNITED STATES GRAND JURY, room 11, U. S. Court Building


UNITED STATES HOTEL, John P. Maloney pro- prietor, 304 Beale


UNITED STATES INSPECTOR BOILERS, office 17 U. S. Court Building


UNITED STATES INSPECTOR DRUGS, offiee SW cor Battery and Jackson


UNITED STATES INSPECTOR HULLS, office 302 California


UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE AS- SESSOR, office 420 Washington


UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTOR, office 422 California


UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE GAUGERS, office 321 Front


UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, SU- PERVISOR OF, office SW cor California and Sansom


UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. 506 Jackson UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE CO., B. J. Dorsey general agent, office 42 Merchants Exchange


UNITED STATES LIGHT-HOUSE, Twelfth Dis- trict, office 204 Montgomery


UNITED STATES MAIL AGENT, office Post- office


UNITED STATES MARINE HOSPITAL, cor Mission and Fifteenth


UNITED STATES MARSHAL, office 5 U. S. Court Building, NE cor Washington and Bat


UNITED STATES NAVAL OFFICER, Port San Francisco, office Custom House


UNITED STATES NAVAL RENDEZVOUS, rooms 3-6 Government Building


UNITED STATES NAVY PAYMASTER, Albert S. Kenny, office 434 California


UNITED STATES PENSION AGENT, (Army and Navy) office 423 Washington


UNITED STATES POST-OFFICE, NW cor Washington and Battery


UNITED STATES RECEIVER PUBLIC MON- EYS, office 506 Jackson


UNITED STATES REGISTER OF BANKRUPT- CY. First District, A. B. Bates, office 636 Clay UNITED STATES REGISTER OF BANKRUPT-


CY, Second District, Samuel J. Clarke, office 23 and 25, U. S. Court Building


UNITED STATES REGISTER LANDS, office 509 Jackson


UNITED STATES SPECIAL AGENT. Treasury Department, office Custom House, third floor


United States Restaurant, 507 and 509 Clay


United States S. M. Co., (Virginia, Nev.) office 37 Merchants' Exchange


UNITED STATES SUPERINTENDENT IN- DIAN AFFAIRS. California, office 224 Kearny UNITED STATES SUPERVISING INSPECTOR STEAMBOATS, office room 17, U. S. Court Building


UNITED STATES SURVEYOR-GENERAL, office 320 Sansom


UNITED STATES SURVEYOR, (Port San Fran- eisco) office Custom House


United Workingmens' Boot and Shoe Manufactur- ing Co., SE cor Brannan and Sixth


UNIVERSAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. of New


York, C. A. Burr general agent, office 338 Mont University and Homestead Railroad and University Garden Co., office 103 Montgomery


UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA, REGENTS OF. office 414 California


UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, Rev. P. V. Veeder principal, SE cor Stockton and Geary


University Extension Homestead Association, office 103 Montgomery


University Homestead Association, office 103 Mont University Homestead Association, office 432 Mont UNIVERSITY JOURNAL, (monthly) E. P. Heald publisher, office 204 Montgomery


University School, George Bates principal, N s Post bet Stockton and Powell


Unkhart Adam, bootblacking, 602 Market


Upene Pasquale, milkman, dwl Harrison bet Twen- ty· seventh and Twenty-Eighth


Upgard George, driver Market Street Railroad


L'pham George, student, dwl 230 Ke-ruy


Upbam Willard S., clerk with H. M. Newball & Co., dwI 334 Beale


Upbaus John L., hairdresser with Angust Drucker, dwl Prescott House


Uphans Louis, hairdresser with Richard Brown, dwl cor Kearny and Vallejo


Upmeyer H., porter What Cheer Honse


Upp Margaret J., (widow) saleswoman, dwl 808 Stockton


Upstone John E., Pioneer Iron Shutter Works, 38 Fremont, dw1 512 Folsom


Upton Angustine F., printer with Korbel & Bros., dwl 1219 Sacramento


U'pton Benjamin V., printer with Robert Lampman, dwl 1023 Kearny nr Broadway


Upton Charles W., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 9 Hampton Place


Upton Eugene A., foreman Hebrew Observer, dwl 1219 Sacramento


Upton Henry C., printer with Korbel & Bros., dwl 1219 Sacramento


Upton John, compositor Alta California, dw1 735 Pine


Upton John P., book and job printer, 509 Clay, dwl 735 Pine


UPTON M. G .. editorial department Alta Califor- nia, dwl 33 Hawthorne


Urbais Jolın, cabinetmaker, W s San Bruno Road nr Flume Honse


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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Urban D. H., (D. H. Urban & Co.) dwl SW cor Pacific and Mason


Urban D. H. & Co., ( H. Siedenburg) groceries and liquors, SW cor Pacific and Mason


Urban Joseph, manufacturer violins and guitars, 509 Kearny, and musician California Theater


Uri Felix, wholesale and retail butcher, 20-24, San Francisco Market, dwl 27 Turk


Uribe Cesirio, saddler, 825 Montgomery


Urie James S., captain, dwl SW cor Fourth and Fol Urman Alexander, drayman, dwl 115 Turk


Urner John, wines and liquors, 216 Sixth


Urmy W. S. Rev., dwl S s Dorland bet Dolores and Guerrero


Urquhart Alexander S., druggist. dwl 715} Bush Urquhart Allen, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart


Urquhart George, painter with Epes Ellery, dwl 14 Virginia


Urquhart James S., manager Western Union Tele- graph Co., office 522 California, dw1 706 Cal Urquhart Robert, shipsmith with W. S. Phelps & Co., dw1 9 Minna


Urquhart Thomas J., ticket clerk S. F. & San José Railroad, dw1 715} Bush


Ursicich Gaspar, West End Chop House, NE cor Clay and Dupont


Usher Thomas, carpenter, dwl 706 Battery


Usher Thomas, doorkeeper Lick House


Ustick S. L., mining superintendent, office 716 Mont Ustick William, mining secretary, dwl 121 Powell Ustick William L., merchant, dw1 327 Bush


Uszynski B. Mrs., hair jewelry manufacturer, 104 Kearny


Uszyuski John, jeweler, 104 Kearny


Utschig Adolph, ( Utschig Brothers) dwl 1105 Stock Utschig Brothers, (A. & J. Utschig) boots and shoes, 1105 Stockton


Utschig John, ( Utschig Brothers ) dwl 266 Jessie Utschig Louis, dwl 623 Sutter


Utson John, soapmaker, dwl 5 Sonora Place


Utter Frederick W., (Kennedy, Long & U.) dwl 211 Stevenson


Uttley William G., sawmaker with Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co., dwl cor Page and Fillmore Utz Adam, watchman Pioneer Woolen Factory Utzinger Henry, carpenter, dwl William Tell House Uznay Engene, clerk 136 Kearny, dwl 253 Stev Uznay Frances Madame, dressmaker, 253 Stevenson Uzovich John, coffee saloon, NW cor Davis and Oregon, dwl 1522 Stockton


VACCARI CHARLES M., watchman S. F. Assaying and Ref. Works, dwl cor Noe and Twenty-third Vaché Adolph, cellarman with Los Angeles Wine Growers' Association, dwl 510 Washington Vachelski Alexander, peddler, dwl 32} Freelon Vaciari John, bootblack with Heider & Witte, dwl Whitehall Exchange


Vaerra Antoine, longshoreman, bds 54 Sacramento Vagts Diedrich H., liquor saloon, 11 First, dw1 15 Minna


Vagts George, lamps and crockery, 213 Fourth (and Vagts & Gillardo ) dwl 144 Fourth


Vagts (George) & Gillardo, { Raphael) lamps and oils, 36 Fremont


Vahle Jurgen H., cook, dwl cor Spring and Summer Vail E. J., general agent, dwl 6 Central Place Vaile A. B., dwl 728 Market


Vaillant Edward, carpenter, dw1 6 Lafayette Place Valadié François, lodgings, 5 Spofford Alley


Valarien M., laborer with Marois & Co., dwl NE cor Twentieth and York


Valdes Gregorio, musician, dwl 13 Pinckney Place Valdes Vincenjo, wines, 18 Washington


Valdivia Ricardo, compositor El Tiempo, dwl 719 Clay


Valducci Constantine, S. J., teacher St. Ignatius College, 841 Market


Vale Charles, blacksmith, 107 Leidesdorff, dwl 1511 Jackson


Vale Charles Jr., expresswagon, NE cor Clay and Dupont, dwl 1511 Jackson


Vale Charles H., wharfinger, dwl 906} Folsom Vale William, ( Vale & Warner) dwl Jackson


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VALE (William) & WARNER, (George P.) S. F. Employment Office, 230 Sutter Vale .- See Vail


Valencia Candelario, laborer, dwl S s Sixteenth nr Guerrero


Valente Louis, baker, 216 Broadway


Valentine Alfred, oiler P. M. S. S. Sacramento Valentine Andreas, nurse, dw1 228 Bush


Valentine Andrew, watchman M. & P. Woolen Mills, dwl cor Harrison and Twenty-first


Valentine Charles E., clerk Western Union Tele- graph Co., dwl 522 California


Valentine Henry, laborer Steamer Dining Saloon, NE cor First and Brannan


Valentine John, (colored) messenger U. S. A. quartermaster, dwl 786 Harrison


Valentine Mary, (widow) dwl Jane Place nr Pine


Valentine S. D., ( Francis & V.) dw1 810 Bush


Valentine Vincent, clerk, dwl NW cor Pine and Mason


Valentine William S., brassmolder with Tay, Brooks & Backns, res Alameda


Valentini John Rev., assistant pastor St. Francis Church, dwl 519 Green


Valenty Joseph, laborer with J. B. Kemp Valenzuela Jesus Miss, seamstress, dwl 1313 Powell Valerga Bartholomew, dwl 427 Filbert


Valerga Domenico, marblecutter with Campodon- ico & Co., dwl 425 Filbert


Valette Emile, driver with F. L. A. Pioche, dw1 705 Vallejo


Vallé Ely, lodgings, 732 Pacific


Vallean Samnel, carrier Golden City, dwl II Ber- nard


Valleau Thomas P., inspector Custom House, dwl 11 Bernard


Vallejo - , teacher Spanish, City Female Semi- nary, dwl 712 Bush


Vallejo Building Association, office 415 Mont


Vallejo City Extension Homestead Association, office 220 Montgomery


Vallejo Elevator Co., office 415 Montgomery


Vallejo Napoleon P., freight clerk Cal. Pacific R. R., dwl Orleans Hotel


Vallejo Street U. S. Bonded Warehouse, NW cor Vallejo and Front


Vallely Edward, carpenter, dwl S s Mont Court


Valletti S., pork butcher, 8 S. F. Market, dwl NE NE cor Chestnut and Chestnut Alley


Valliot Nellie Mrs., dw1 822 Pacific


Valrant Peter, deckhand C. S N. Co's stm Yosemite Van Alen William K., agent Mutual Life Insurance


Co., (N. Y.) office NW cor Washington and Sansom, dwl 44 Third


Van Allen Laura E., dw1 814 Lombard


Van Amburg David V., paperhanger, dw1 355 Jessie Van Antwerp Eliza, (widow) dwl 530 Folsom


Van Antwerp Jacob W., conductor Front St., O. & M. R. R., dwl NW cor Clay and Polk


Van Bergen Augustus H., ( Pless &· Van B. ) dw1 563 Natoma


Van Bergen James O., solicitor Union Mutual Life Insurance Co., dwl SW cor Wash and Stock


Van Bergen John, {John Van Bergen & Co.) res Bremen


VAN BERGEN JOHN & CO., (Nicolas Van Bergen) wines and liquors, 413 and 415 Clay


Van Bergen Nicolas, ( John Van Bergen & Co.) dwl NE cor Post and Hyde


Van Brunt H. C., carpenter, dwl 129 Morton


E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, White Goods.


M. S. WHITING & CO., 219 Bush St., supply country dealers with Wines and Liquors, in quantities to suit. See next leaf.


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PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY circulates throughout British Columbia.


VAN BRUNT R. N., general agent New York | Van Honsen William, market, NE cor Eddy and Life Insurance Co., office 426 Montgomery, dwl Mason, dwl 106 Mason 1227 Washington


Van Buren M. D., carpenter, dwl Lafayette Place Van Buskirk Howard, porter, dwl W & White bet Vallejo and Green


Van Conrt James E., photographer with William Shew, 417 Montgomery, dwl 529 Second


Van Court John F., carriage trimmer 5 Powell, dwl 255 Third


Van Court John W., shoemaker with Buckingham & Hecht, and groceries, SW cor Hayes and Oc- tavia


Van Court Willet, carpenter, dwl 233 Ritch


Van Crombuyghe Alfred, bookkeeper, dwl 307 O'Farrell


Van Daalen Christopher, shoemaker, dwl 2 Clarice Place


VAN DAMME ADOLPHE R., Bay Warehouse Sansom bet Greenwich and Lombard, dwl 920 Market


Van de Casteele Xavier, zincographer, dwl 1310 California


Van de Casteele Xavier Jr., artist with Britton & Rey. dwl E s Hyde bet Ellis and Eddy


Van Den Bergh J. P. P., physician, 433 Broadway, dwl 811 Leavenworth


Van Denburgh Alison, dentist with Daniel Van Denburgh, dwl 229 Geary


Van Denburgh Daniel, dentist, office and dwl 229 Geary


Van Deursen Ann, (widow) dwl Ns Twentieth DE Dolores


Van Deursen John H., carriagesmith with M. W. Allen & Co., dwl cor Perry and Fourth


Van Densen M. M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 222 Stockton


Van Deventer Frank, miner, dwl E s Guerrero bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth


Van Devort J. D. Mrs., dwl 615 Bush


Van Doren Samuel M., bookkeeper Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., dwl NE cor Guerrero and Twen- ty-fourth


Van Dorn Charles H., drayman, dwl 1513 Leav


Van Drusen Stark, laborer with J. Marteustein & Co., SW cor Battery and Pacific


Van Dusen Edward, painter, dwI 738 Vallejo


Van Dusen Hubert, milkman, dwl Serpentine Ave- nue bet York and San Bruno Road


Van Duyu Edward C., ( White & Van D.) dwl 247 Stevenson


Van Duyn James, blacksmith with O. F. Willey, dwl W s Bernal bet Serpentine Avenne and Twenty-seventh


Van Duyue Ellen, (widow) fancy goods and trim- mings, 14] Fourth


Van Duzer A. P., attorney at law, office 44 Mont- gomery Block, dwI 217 Third


Van Duzer O., engineer steamship Moses Taylor: office 426 California


Van Dyke George B., salesman 312 Bush, dw1 40 Minna


Van Dyke James, carpenter, dwl 132 Sutter


Van Dyke Joseph, plasterer, dwl Pine nr Octavia


Van Dyke Samuel P., bookkeeper with S. L. Mas- tick & Co., dwl S & Oak nr Laguna


VAN DYKE WALTER, attorney at law, office 520 Montgomery, res Oakland


Van Emberg David, paperbanger with George W. Clark


Van Geistefield H. Louis, barber, 414 Jackson, dwl 1222 Dupont


Van Gilder A. E., dwl 737 Howard


Van Hagan Isaac P., real estate, dwl 10 Eleventh


Van Haltren Peter, plasterer, dwl 333 Bush


Van Hardenberg John, salesman with Remmel & Otersen, dwl 101 O'Farrell


Van Haverbeke, foreman Journeyman's B. & S. Cooperative L'nion, dwl Nahl's Building


Van Kenlen Hendrick, groceries and liqnors, NE cor Union and Mason


Van Laak Lambert, ( Van Laak & Gillespie) dwl E s Howard bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth


Van Laak ( Lambert) & Gillespie, ( James) broom manufactory, 111 and 113 Davis


Van Lokeren H., real estate broker, 507 California, dwl 1024 Stockton


Van Loo Frank, ( Van Loo & O'Brien) dwl 23 Stevenson, rear


Van Loo ( Frank) & O'Brien, ( William ) liquor saloon, NW cor Jessie and First


Van Namee William Capt., dwl 720 Clementina Van Ness Albert S., bricklayer. dw1 650 Howard


Van Ness James, bootmaker with Kowalsky & Co., dwl 227 Second


Van Ness John N., carpenter, 12 Cleveland


Van Ness John P., bricklayer, dwl 650 Howard


Van Ness John, special policeman Hayes' Park Pavilion


Van Ness Joseph W., bricklayer, dwl 650 Howard


Van Ness Thomas C., Letter Department Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 1510 Mission


Van Noorden William, barkeeper NW cor Broad- way and Davis


Van Norden Robert T., (Gilmore & Van NV.) dwl 2017 Polk


Van Nostrand D. C., freight clerk P. M. S. S. Co's Wharf, dwl 1207 Folsom


Van O'Dyke John, stevedore, Lumb. Stev. Ass., Barra's Hall


Van Orden David T., deputy firemarshal, dw1 719 O'Farrell


Van Pelt Brayton, pilot C. S. N. Co., dwl 18 John Van Pelt David, captain with C. S. Nav. Co., dwl 1010 Washington


Van Pelt Peter, bookkeeper with H. M. Newhall & Co


Van Pelt Samuel K., clerk, dw1 725 California




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