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Walter Emanuel, (D. N. & E. Walter & Co.) res New York
Walter Ferdinand, merchant, dwl 315 Geary
Walter George, meat market, 312 Fifth
Walter G. Forrest, (G. Forrest Walter & Co.) res Oakland
Walter G. Forrest & Co., merchant tailors, 611 Sac Walter Herman, (D. N. &. E. Walter & Co.) dwl 323 Kearny
Walter I. Newton, ( D. N. & E. Walter & Co.) res Portland, Oregon
Walter Isidor, salesman with D. N. & E. Walter & Co
Walter Julia Mrs., dw1 628 Minna
Walter Moritz, (D. N. & E. Walter & Co.) res Europe
Walter Otto, printer Military Division Pacific, 204 Sutter, dwl 1516 Broadway
Walter Scott, student, dwl 130 O'Farrell
Walter Simon, solecutter with Marks & Calisher, dwl 235 Jessie
Walter Thomas, importer and jobber watches, jew- elry, and diamonds. 615 Wash, dw1 668 Harrison Walter Thomas C., builder, dwl 307 Satter
Walters Charles, clerk, dwl New St. Charles Hotel Walters George, printer, dwl W s Steiner bet Ellis and Turk
Walters Helon B., porter with Cox & Nichols, dwl 406 Eddy
Walters Henry, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart
Walters James, hairdressing saloon, 502 Mission, dwl 517 Mission
Walters James, musician, dw1 517 Mission
Walters James, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Walters Samuel, laborer, dwl Ns Broderick nr Post Walters Thomas J., tailor, dw1 242 Minna Walters .- See Wolters
Walterstein Franz, compositor California Demokrat, dwl 822 Clay
Walther Frank, West End House, San Jose Road, S Six-mile House
Walthom Christian, boatbuilder, bds N s Oregon bet Davis and Drumm
Walton Alice Miss, actress Alhambra Theater Walton D. H. Mrs., dwl 1116 Leavenworth Walton E. N. Mrs., dwl 1008 Powell
Walton G. W. L., seacaptain, dw1 304 Beale
WALTON HENRY & CO., collectors, real estate and money brokers, office 631 Merchant, dwl Virginia Block
Walton Henry G., secretary Montgomery Street Real Estate Co., 401 California, dw1 1008 Pow Walton Isaac, plumber, dwl 923 Washington
Walton Jesse, clerk S. F. Assaying and Refining Works, res Oakland
WALTON N. C., roofing and ship varnish, E s Main bet Mission and Howard
Walton N. C. Jr., bookkeeper with J. Martenstein & Co., dwl 512 Folsom
Walton William J., lumber surveyor, pier 11 Stew- art, dwl W s Capp bet Eighteenth and Nine- teenth
Waltour David, laborer, dwl E s Ohio nr Broadway Walz George, druggist, dwl SE cor Stock and Pac Wand David, ( Wand & Co.) dwl 20 Mason
Wand ( David) & Co., ( Samuel Wand) drygoods, 212 Sixth
Wand Samuel, ( Wand & Co.) dwl 217 Powell
Wand ( Samuel) & Co., ( David Wand) drygoods, 32 Second
Wandell Gottleib, beer saloon, dwl 129 Third
Wand Thomas N., ( Hunter, W. & Co.) dwl 415 Sixth
Wandesforde Juan B., portrait and landscape paint- er, and teacher painting, studio and dwl 10 De Boom
Wands James T., receiving teller with Jolm Sime & Co., dwl NE cor Van Ness Avenue and Lin- den Avenue
Wandt Charles E., sailmaker with A. Crawford & Co., dwl Clementina bet. Eighth and Ninth
WANGENHEIM, (A. L.) STERNHEIM ( Sam- nel ) & CO., ( Amiel Wangenheim ) importers, jobbers, and retail crockery and glassware, 127 and 129 Sansom
Wangenheim Albert L., ( Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co.) dwl 328 Eddy
Wangenheim Amiel, ( Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co.) dwl 328 Eddy
Wansky Frank, jeweler with Lemme Brothers, dwl 821 Folsom
Wanton M., (widow) dwl 152 Natoma
Wanzer L. F. M. Mrs., assistant teacher Lincoln Grammar School
Warbos George, drayman with M. G. Searing, dwl 217 Third
Warburton John, ranchman, dwl E s Pierce nr Fil- bert
Warburton Robert, molder with Thompson Bros Ward Abby J., (widow) dw1 40 Mary
Ward Alexander. bookkeeper, dwl 1121 Sac
Ward Alexander H. Jr., bookkeeper with George C. Jolinson & Co., dwl 1121 Sacramento
Ward Andrew J., barber, 916 Kearny, dwl 1607 Jones
Ward Anthony, housemover, dwl 776 Harrison
Ward B., waiter United States Hotel, 304 Beale
Ward Barney, watchman Lick House
Ward Bernard, laborer, dwl S s Union bet Calhoun and Sansom
Ward Catherine Mrs., dressmaker, 46 Jessie
Ward Charles, seaman, dw1 541 First
Ward Christopher, tailor, 26} Fourth, dw1 30 Fourth Ward E. Mrs., (colored) dwl 710 Washington
Ward Edward, longshoreman, dwl 46 Jessie
Ward Edward. tinsmith with E. T. Bucknam, dwl 514 Howard
Ward Edward A., barkeeper with John McCully, dwl 124 Sansom
Ward Frank, dwl E s Douglass bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Ward Frank, carpenter Empire Mills, dwl 100} Second
E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Yankee Notions.
M. S. WHITING & CO., 219 Bush St., supply country dealers with Wines and Liquors, in quantities to suit. Bee next loaf.
MASON & POLLARD'S ANTI-MALARIA PILLS cure Fever and Ague.
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Ward George, dw1 51 Stevenson
Ward George Jr., with Code & Kimball, dwl cor Fell and Gongh
Ward George B., broommaker, dwl 27 Drumm
Ward George W., merebant, dwl 44 Third
Ward Hannah. (widow) dwl 11 Sherwood Place
Ward Ilenry C., seaman, dwl 32 Stewart
Ward Ilubard, (Daly & W.) dwl 1621 Howard
Ward Hugh, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, dwl California bet Broderick and Devisadero
Ward Isaac M., bricklayer, dwl 1315 Sacramento Ward Jacob, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart
Ward James, dwl 516 Filbert
Ward James, ( O' Brien & WV.) dwl cor Eighth and Howard
Ward James, clerk with P. F. Ward, dwl E s Dong- lass bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Ward James, lumberman, dwl 136 Folsom
Ward James, machinist, dwl N s Oak nr Octavia
Ward James, painter, dwl 246 Fourth
Ward James, seaman P. M. S. S. Sacramento
Ward James D., policeman City Hall, dwl E s Va- lencia nr Sixteenth
Ward James G., stonecutter, dwl 1121 Filbert
Ward James P., painter with McAlpin & Grey
Ward Jane Miss, bakery, cor Harriet and Howard
Ward John, barkeeper, 210 Fourth, dwl 1023 Kearny
Ward John, booterimper, dwl 6 Oak
Ward John, carpenter, dwl 264 Minna
Ward Jolin, hostler with Alfred W. Gates, dwl 1031 Montgomery
Ward John, tinsmith P. M. S. S. Co's Wharf, dwl 14 Freelon
Ward John, laborer with Flynn & O'Grady, dwl 3 Howard Court
Ward Jobn B., real estate, office 339 Kearny, res San Leandro
Ward John G., dwl 319 First
Ward John M., boarding, NE cor Folsom and Second Ward John M. Jr., dwI 574 Folsom
Ward J. W., carpenter, dw1 719 Clay
Ward Lucius P., compositor Morning Call, dwl 318 Pine
Ward Mary A. Miss, assistant teacher Broadway Grammar School, dwl 1416 Powell
Ward Michael, seaman, dwl 66 Natoma
Ward Michael, fireman P. M. S. S. Golden City
Ward Michael, waiter, 531 Com, dwl 521 Hyde
Ward Michael C., bootmaker with Buckingham & Hecht, dwl College Place nr Hayes
Ward Michael T., steamboat runner, dwl Central House
Ward Orrin E., carpenter with Mechanics' Mill & M. Co., dwl 305 First
Ward Patrick, boilermaker Risdon Iron Works, dwl 563 Iloward, rear
Ward Patrick, salesman with Julius Samuels, dwl 221 Minna
Ward Patrick F., poultry and game, 14 Metropolitan Market, dwl E s Douglass bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Ward Peter, clerk 14 Metropolitan Market, dwl N 8 Nineteenth bet Noe and Hartford
Ward Peter, plumber, dw1 3 Howard Court
Ward Philip J., carpenter, dw1 1416 Powell Ward Robert, laborer S. F. Gas Co
Ward Thomas, sawgrinder with Pacific Saw Manu- facturing Co., dwl 151 Minna
Ward Valentine, clerk, dwl 29} Rausch
Ward William, contractor, dwl NE cor Twenty-third and Alabama
Ward William, cook New St. Charles Hotel
Ward William, hostler Central Railroad, dwl Jessie bet Fifth and Sixth
Ward William, (colored) laborer, dwl 914 Pacific Ward William, laborer, dwl 568 Mission
Ward William, molder Atlas Iron Works, dwl 11 Sherwood Place
Ward William, salesman with Richards & Harrison, dwl 924 Jackson
Ward William B., assistant bookkeeper S. F. Sav- ings Union, dwl 15 Langton
Ward William H., harnessmaker with Main & Win- chester, dwl 227 Stevenson
Ward William L., teamster with Edward H. Par- ker, dwl W s Lafayette bet Howard and Miss Warde Michael, porter, 332 Mont, dwl 160 Clary Wardell William, dw1 28 Hampton Place
Warden Henry, waterman, dwl 122 Eddy
Warden James, (Glasby & W.) dwl 751 Market
Warden William, laundryman Occidental Laundry, dwl SE cor Octavia and Filbert
Wardle L. P. Mrs., dw1 6} Calhoun
Wards Richard, tailor, dwl 21 Hunt
Ware George A., printer Evening Bulletin, dw1 426 Sutter
Ware George W., cooper, dw1 1709 Stockton
Ware Joseph G., carpenter, dwl 506 Folsom
Ware William, clerk 224 Mont, dw1 328 Kearny WARE WILLIAM, steam engines and machinery, 231 Fremont, dwI 933 Bush
Waring Stephen A., steerage steward steamer Orizaba, bds 625 Davis
Waring Stephen H., steward 429 Davis, dwl City Front Hotel
Wark Joseph, blacksmith with Pacific Saw Manu- facturing Co., dwl 111 Geary
Warmbroun Alexander. tailor, dwl 805 Clay
Warmonth Nicholas, barkeeper with C. McCanley, dwl 425 Pacific
Warncke Ernest, laborer, dwl cor Fifth Av and L Warnecke Alphons, hatter with LeGay & Co., dwl 812 Green
Warnecke August, groceries and liquors, SW cor Sacramento and Drumm
Warnekros Paul, clerk 321 Montgomery
Warner Abraham, wines and liquors, Meigg's Wharf
Warner Charles, butcher with Reardon & Cough- lin, dwl 69 Jessie
Warner Charles H., bookkeeper with Tay, Brooks & Backns
Warner David, cooper, dwl 709 Larkin
Warner F. E., telegraph operator and extraman, H. & L. Co. No. 1, S. F. F. D., dwl N & O'Far- rell nr Dupont
Warner Frederick C, dwl 443 Natoma
Warner George, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart
Warner George P., ( Vale & IV.) dwl 612 Mason
Warner Henry B., ( Warner & Co.) dwl 612 Mason
Warner ( Henry B.) & Co., employment office, 105 Montgomery
Warner John, drayman, dwl E s Dora nr Harrison Warner John, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Warner - Mrs., ladies' nurse, dwl 719 Market Warner Orland, carpenter, dwl Pacific Hotel
Warner Philip H., watchman U. S. Branch Mint, dwl 1011 Bush
Warner Robert, carpenter, dwl N & Fifteenth bet Mission and Howard
Warner William, captain steamer Petaluma, dwl 919 Sutter
Warner William, carpenter, dwl cor Third and Townsend
Warner William H., laborer with J. B. Kemp
Warnken Herman F., groceries and liquors. NW cor Francisco and Midway East, dwl NE cor Dupont and Francisco
Warnken Jacob, shipcarpenter, dwI 132 Stewart
Warnken John, clerk with Claus Hartman, dwl SW cor Morton and Dupont
Warren Alexander B., house raiser, dw1 900 Clay Warren August, fruits, 13 Sixth
Warren C. C. T. Mrs., dressmaker, 816 Washingtou Warren Charles, conductor, dwl 217 Tehama
Warren Dorrance T., ( Warren, Spadone & Hayes) res New York
EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Printers, Leidesdorff st., from Commercial to Clay.
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY circulates throughout the Pacific Coast.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., Nos. 712, 714 and 716, Kearny Street.
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WARREN, (Dorrance T.) SPADONE ( Amadee) | Washburn J., mariner, dwl 129 Fourth
& HAYES, ( Charles D.) manufacturers and im- porters watches and jewelry, office 240 Mont
Warren Edward, printer with Mullin, Mabon, Rapp & Co
Warren Emma. (widow) seamstress, dwl E s Church bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Warren Francis, driver Russ House Coaches, dwl Russ House
Warren Frank, laborer with Alex Anderson, 801 Stockton
Warren George, longshoreman, dwl 36 Stewart
Warren George B,, clerk with C. P. Van Schaack & Co .. dwl 719 California
Warren Henry S., printer Evening Bulletin, dwl 1 Taylor Place
Warren Jackson, (colored) steward, dwl 116 Vir- giuia
Warren James L., ( Warren &. Kemp) dwl Ss Sac- ramento nr Pierce
WARREN (James L. ) & KEMP, (Joseph) wood carvers California Mills, NW cor How and Spear Warren J. L. L. F., ( Warren & Co.) dwl SE cor Mason and Pacific
WARREN (J. L. L. F.) & CO., editors and pro- prietors California Farmer, office 320 Clay
Warren Job E., fancygoods, 248 Second Warren John. dwl 514 Howard
Warren John F., ( Warren & Co. and Espy & Co.) dwl 411 Sansom
WARREN ( John F.) & CO. ( Mark Winant, Rob- ert H. Espy, Henry S. Gile, Willard C. Doane, Isaac Y. Doane, and John Hunter) whole- sale and retail oysters, 92 California Market
WARREN JOHN H., secretary Pacific Protective Association, 432 Montgomery, dwl 514 Howard Warren Jobn K., salesman with Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwI Es Valencia bet Sixteenth and Seven- teenth
Warren Julia A., (widow) furnished rooms, 900 Clay Warren Mary, (widow) dwl NW cor Fourth and Louisa
Warren Patrick, printer, dwl 59 Minna
Warren Russell, contractor, dwl 963 Mission
Warren Russell A., compositor Morning Call
Warren Thomas, engineer, dwl 541 First
Warren Thomas, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Warren Thomas, nurse City and County Hospital, SW cor Stockton and Francisco
Warren W. H., laborer with J. B. Kemp Warren William, dwl 808 Ellis
Warren William H., ( Duncan & IV.) dwIS s Bran- nan bet Eighth and Ninth
Warrington Samuel R., with Ezra F. Dennison, dwl W s Valencia bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Warsaw E. R., captain P. M. S. S. China, dwl Oc- cidental Hotel
Warschauer Abraham (of A. Warschauer & Co., Boise City, Idaho ) dwl 632 Market
Warschauer Manheim, merchant, dwl 339 Jessie
Warschauer Marks, clerk with Kowalsky & Co., dwl 632 Market
Warschauer Moritz, saddler and harnessmaker, 215 Second, dwl 416 Post
Warschauer Theresa A. Mrs., proprietress War- schauer House, 632 Market
Warshawski Jacob, clothing, 528 Sacramento, dwl 222 Tebama
Warshawski Marks, commission merchant, dwl 718 O'Farrell
Wartenneiler Alfred, chemist, dwI 627 Commercial Warwick Robert, driver Front St., O. & M. Rail- road, dwl 1610 Pacific
Warwick Thomas W., hatter, 207 Third
Wash Lonis, porter 323 California, and fancygoods, 314 Fifth
Washburn Benjamin, dwl 505 Hyde
Washburn Georgia Mrs., principal Colored School, dwl 427¿ Green
Washburn J. M., carpenter and builder, dwl Meiggs' Wharf
Washburn Lysander, (Finerty & W.) dwl 428 Broadway
Washburn M. A. Mrs., teacher music, dwl 129 Fourth
WASHBURN R. E. & CO., pianos and melodeons, 234 Sutter, dwl 740 Pine
Washburn Reuben W., exchange agent Banking Department Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 510 Taylor Washburn Seward C., teamster with R. & J. Mor- ton, dwl NE cor Ellis and Taylor
Washburn William M., mason, dwl 919 Union
WASHINGTON BENJAMIN F., editor Daily Ex- aminer, dwl 933 Sacramento
Washington Brewery, Mangels & Co. proprietors, SE cor Tavlor and Lombard
Washington Frederick, (colored) porter, dwl 918 Washington
Washington G. & S. M. Co., (Mariposa County) office 408 California
Washington George E., steward P. M. S. S. Sacra- mento
Washington House, John Donnelly proprietor, SE cor Oregon and Drumm
Washington John, machinist, dwl 54 First
Washington John T., clerk County Recorder's Office, dwl 1013 Mission
WASHINGTON LIFE INSURANCE CO., Mc- Kenney & Linderman general agents, office 131 Montgomery
WASHINGTON MARKET, S s Washington bet Montgomery and Sansom
Washington William, (colored) seaman, dwl 423 Union
Washington William, cook P. M. S. S. Golden City Wason Archibald, ( Wason &. Morris) dwl 825 Jackson
WASON ( Archibald) & MORRIS, (Patrick J.) house and sign painters, and dealers paints, oils, etc., 38 California
Wason Edward P., dw1 437 Clementina
Wason James P., ( Wason & Co.) dwl 437 Clem
Wason ( James P.) & Co., ( Victor Lebert) butch- ers, 723 Folsom
Wass Ambrose C., carpenter with Charles W. Thomas, dwl 1416 Washington
Wassenberg Peter W., butter dealer, California Market, dwl SW cor Jones and Greenwich
WASSERMAN A. & CO., importers, commission merchants, and dealers hides, furs, and wool, 425 Sacramento
Wasserman August, ( A. Wasserman & Co., Hutch- inson, Kohl & Co., and Funcke & W.) dwl 535 Sutter
Wasserman Elkan, salesman with A. Wasserman & Co., 425 Sacramento
Wassermann Herman, storekeeper with Saulman & Lanenstein, dw1 1009 Washington
Wasserman's Warehouse, A. Wasserman & Co. proprietors, NW cor Spear and Folsom
Wate Theodore M., bookkeeper with Goodwin & Co., dwl 322 Pine
Water Front Building Lot Association, office 407 California
WATER FRONT LAND CO., George Hearst president, Andrew Thorpe secretary, office 407 California
Waterbury William M., clerk with D. N. Robison & Son, bds Overland House
Waterford Joseph, sailmaker, dwl 1134 Pacific
Waterhouse Addison G., attorney at law, dwl Ss Twenty-second bet Howard and Shotwell
Waterhouse Columbus, ( Waterhouse &. Lester ) dwl SE cor Howard and Eighteenth
WATERHOUSE (Columbus) & LESTER, im- porters and dealers in carriage and wagon ma- terials, 29 and 31 Battery
E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Note and Letter Paper and Envelopes.
M. S. WHITING & CO'S MEDICAL STIMULANTS are sold by all Druggists. See next leaf.
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REDINGTON HOSTETTER & CO., keep largest assortment of Fancy Goods, Perfumery.
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Waterhouse Frederick A., bookkeeper with Water- [ house & Lester, dwl SE cor Howard and Eighteenth
Waterhouse George, photographer with C. L. Cra. mer, 402 Kearny, dwl 51 Minna
Waterman Charles, teamster with Blyth & Wether- bee, dwl 1051 Howard
Waterman Earle, teamster with Blyth & Wether- bee, dwl 1051 Howard
Waterman Edwin R., flour inspector, (and W. H. Tobey & Co.) dwl NE cor Leav and Green Waterman Frederick H., attorney at law, office 8 and 9 Montgomery Block, dwl Lick House
Waterman Hermann, clerk with Pfister & Co., dwl NW cor Bush and Dupont
Waterman John, blacksmith, dwl 309 Tehama
Waterman Louis, ( Wertheimber & W.) dwl 115 Powell
Waterman Martin, ( Ryan & W.) dwl 526 Post Waterman Moses, clerk Tax Collector's Office, City Hall, dwl 204 Ellis
Waterman Richard, cellar foreman with Lyon & Co., dwl 2 Maiden Lane
Waterman Richard W. Jr., with Lyon & Co., dwl 2 Maiden Lane
WATERMAN ROBERT H., U. S. inspector hulls, and marine surveyor, office 302 California, dwl NW cor Fillmore and Grove
Waterman William B., musician, dw1 729 Union Waterman William H., fruits, 105 Kearny
Watermann John G., groceries and liquors, 1000 Folsom
Waters Arthur, drayman, 409 Front, dwl 519 Pine Waters E. D., clerk with Earle & Waters, dwl 1217 Clay
Waters Elisha D. Jr., ( Waters, Newhoff & Co.) dwl 223 Jessie
Waters, ( Elisha D. Jr.) Newhoff (Edward C.) & Co., ( Charles D. Dunn) book and job printers, 511 Sacramento
Waters Ezekiel, dwl 620 Market
Waters Frederick C., foreman with Bacon & Co., dwl 1217 Clay
Waters George, (colored) whitewashing, dwl 1421 Hyde
Waters George L., with Exchange Billiard Saloon, 314 Montgomery, dwl 1013 Jackson
Waters Helon B., porter with Cox & Nichols, 316 Washington
Waters James, rougher Pacific Rolling Mill
Waters J. H., woodturner, dwl 507 Mission
Waters Joseph N. H., expresswagon, 313 Sansom, dwl 433 Clementina
Waters Patrick, tanner, dwl Harrison bet Twenty- seventh and Twenty-eighth
Waters Richard, sailmaker with Blakiston & Ber- wick, dwl 6 Clay
Waters Robert, boilermaker Risdon Iron Works
Waters Rodger, laborer, dwl 430 Clementina
Waters Thomas, miner, dwl 310 Folsom
Waters Thomas W., printer with M. D. Carr & Co., dwl 33 Geary
Waters William, driver, dw1 634 Third
Waters William, laborer with J. B. Kemp, dwl W 8 Kentucky nr Irwin
Waters William D., carriagepainter with Shute & Brother, dwl N s Market bet Fifth and Sixth
Waterson Patrick, laborer with J. B. Kemp Waterson William, seaman, dw1 32 Stewart
Watkins Alonzo A., bookkeeper with Locke & Montague, dwl 611 Mason
WATKINS CARLETON E., landscape photogra- pher, 429 Montgomery
Watkins David F., student, dwl 417 Montgomery Watkins E. A. Mrs., nurse, dwl N & Howard bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
Watkins Henry, butcher, 3 Fourth, dwl 550 Folsom Watkins Henry P., attorney at law, dwl 314 Bush Watkins James T., dwl Union Club Rooms
WATKINS JAMES T. JR., secretary Produce Exchange, Hay ward's Building
Watkins John, ironmolder, dwl 630} Post
Watkins John, tinsmith, dwl 29} Third
Watkins Joseph, teamster, dwl 4 Margaret Place
Watkins Joseph E., calker, dw1 5 Liberty
Watkins Ruth B. Mrs., physician, office and dwl 314 Bush
Watkins Sarah, (widow) dwl Blackstone Place nr Presidio Road
Watriss George C., draftsman with Goddard & Co., dwl American Exchange Hotel
Watrous Chauncey J., carpenter, dwl 701 Clem
Watson A., tinsmith with John G. Ils, 628 Wash
Watson Adam, ( Watson & Kenney) dwl 151 Beale
WATSON (Adam) & KENNEY, ( Peter ) black- smiths, 151 Beale
Watson Annie, (widow) dwl 115 Second
Watson Aura, (widow) dwl 11 Trinity Court
Watson Charles, engineer Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl North Point nr Van Ness Avenne
Watson Charles H., bookkeeper with G. C. Holman & Co., dwl 56 Tehama
Watson Daniel Rev., dwl SW cor Wash and Sansom Watson Dudley L., carpenter M. & P. Woolen Mills, dwl W s Folsom nr Fifteenth
Watson Frank, carpenter, dwl 28 Ritch
Watson George, drayman with Joseph Bassett, dwl 24 Scott Place
Watson Henry J., catcher Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl W s Illinois bet Napa and Shasta
WATSON JAMES, commission merchant and agent Coast Whaling Cos., office 8 Clay, dwl SE cor Mission and Erie
Watson James, drayman, dwl 1322 Stockton
Watson James, laborer, dwl 65 Jessie
Watson James A., chophouse, 332 Montgomery, dwl 244 Minna
Watson James A. B., driver II. & L. Co. No. 1, S. F. F. D., dwl 22 O'Farrell
Watson James L .. engineer, dwl 221 Minna
Watson James T., examiner gangers' return, Cus- tom House, dwl 106 Mason
Watson J. D., clerk C. S. Nav. Co's steamer Ante- lope, dw1 850 Mission
Watson John, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Watson John, with Pacific Iron Works, dwl 81 Natoma
Watson Joseph R., calker, dwl 512 Bryant
Watson L. G., mariner, bds 531 East
Watson Mrs., seamstress, dw] 660 Howard
Watson Mrs .. (widow) nurse, bds 819 Montgomery
Watson Maggie Miss, assistant teacher Union Gram- mar School, dwl 24 Scott
Watson Nicholas A., miner, dwl 315 Eddy
Watson Robert, mariner, dwl 26 Stewart
Watson Sarah E., (widow) dw1 608 Greenwich
Watson Thomas, baker, 531 Com, dwl Tyson Place
Watson Thomas, plumber, dwl W s Montgomery nr Filbert
Watson Thomas, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Watson Thomas, waiter steamer Chrysopolis, dwl W 8 Taylor bet Union and Green
Watson William, engineer M. & P. Woolen Mills, dw1 5 Shotwell
Watson William, hairdresser with W. Simpson, 239} Third
Watson William, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Watson William, seaman, dwl 131 Folsom
Watson William 11., mining secretary and broker, office 302 Montgomery, dwl 811 Stockton
WATSON WILLIAM S., engineer, office 408 Mont- gomery, dwl 507 Stevenson
Watson .- See Wattson
WATT BROTHERS, ( William and Robert, Grass Valley ) Robert B. Torrance agent, office 609 Sacramento
Watt George S., Banks O'Clyde Saloon, 416 Market, dwl 20 Sansom
EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Blank Book Manufacturers, Leidesdorff st., from Clay to Commercial.
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.
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Watt Robert, ( Watt Brothers) res Sacramento Watt William, ( Watt Brothers ) res Grass Valley Wattell Jacob, shoemaker, 29 Sutter, dw1 70 Minna Watters Abraham, jeweler, dw1 528 Greenwich
Watters Robert, pantryman C. S. Nav. Co's steamer Yosemite
Watters William, blacksmith, dwl 52 Everett
Watterson Arthur R., carpenter with Mech. Mill & M. Co., dwl 748 Brannan
Watterson George T., brickmason, dw1 911 Howard Watts George, clerk with Pierre Sainsevain, dwl 5 Hardie Place
Watts Edwin F., painter, dwl 103 First
Watts Evan, carpenter and builder, dwl 225 Stev Watts Jeremiah, miner, dwl 225 Stevenson
Watts John, carpenter Empire Mills, dwl SE cor Howard and Main
Watts John, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Watts L. C., sparmaker, dwl South San Francisco nr Hunter's Point
WATTSON HENRY, secretary Spring Valley W. W. Co., office 516 California, dwl 1110 Mason
Wattson Samuel B., ( Parker, IV. & Co.) dwl 1322 Jackson
Watyen J. Henry, clerk with John Alpers, dwl SE cor Powell and Vallejo
Wau Yune Lung Kee, (Chinese) merchant, 739 Com Waugh Alexander, ( Alexander Waugh & Co.) dwl 225 Jessie
Wangh Alexander & Co., ( W. J. Wallace) bottles and sacks, 26 and 28 Main
Wax Paul, bootmaker with George Burkhardt, dwl 1313 Stockton
Way Asa H., clerk, dwl 927 Washington Way Charles F., dwl 419 Stevenson
Way T. H., bookkeeper with H. K. Cummings & Co., dwl 35 Clarice Place
Wayman Willard G., physician, office 25 Exchange Building, dwl 110 Taylor
Weakly Mary B., (widow) dwl NW cor Mason and Union
Wealan James, cooper, dwl 212 Pacific
Wealand Peter, carpenter, dwl What Cheer House Weaner Adolphe, real estate, dwl 25 Sixth
Wearthy Michael, butcher with John Hayden, dwl 61 Shipley
Weatherby Mary, (widow) dwl 518 Howard
Weatherly Walter J., clerk with J. M. Bradstreet & Son, dw1 621 Bush
Weatherup Samuel, helper with H. Crockard, dwl SW cor Main and Mission
Weaver C., (widow) nurse, dw1 1511 Stockton, rear Weaver George, ( D' Arcy & Co.) dwl S s Clemen- tina bet First and Second
Weaver George H., bookkeeper with Castle Bros., dwl W s Second Avenue nr Sixteenth
Weaver Henry, harnessmaker, 671 Market, dwl 37 Fifth
Weaver John, clerk with Tay, Brooks & Backus, dwl SW cor Taylor and Post
Weaver P. L., merchant, office 206 Front, dwl 122 Taylor
Weaver Thomas, fruits and vegetables, 214 Fourth Weaver Thomas J. carriagepainter with Milo P. Holmes, dw1 519 Bush
Webb Alfred, marbleworker with John Daniel Webb Alonzo, attorney at law, office 420 California, dw1 1007 Powell
WEBB ANDREW C., hardware and crockery. 779 Market and salesman with Jacob Underhill & Co., dwl 12 Willow Avenue
Webb Charles H., machinist with Baker & Hamil- ton, dw1 6 Wetmore Place
Webb Christopher C., real estate, 405 Front, dwl 318 Jones
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