The San Francisco directory for the year 1869, Part 34

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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Brown Frederick, barkeeper, 32 Stewart


Brown Frederick, expresswagon, dwl 144 Stewart Brown Frederick, porter, 325 Kearny, dwl SW cor Taylor and Post


Brown Frederick, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart


Brown Frederick T., conductor Bay View Railroad, dwl W s Kentucky ur Mariposa


Brown Gayton, shoemaker with D. W. Emerson, dwl 469 Stevenson


Brown George, cook P. M. S. S. Great Republic Brown George, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial Brown George, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart


Brown George, seaman, dwl 132 Stewart


Brown George F., calker, Ship C. Ass., Barra's Hall


Brown George F., night inspector Custom House Brown George T., salesman with T. Warwick, dwl 119 Third


Brown G. F., shipwright, Ship. Ass., Barra's Hall Brown Gideon H., dentist, 1003 Folsom, dw1 844 Folsom


BROWN G. T. & CO., lithographers, 540 Clay


Brown G. T., (G. T. Brown & Co.) dwl 727 Clay Brown Guidon, carpenter, dw1 10 Anthony


Brown Gustavus R. A., clerk with W. H. Rhea & Co., dwl 1615 California


Brown Hamilton, porter with Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl 1106 Montgomery


Brown Harvey S., ( Irving & B.) attorney at law, office 44 and 45 Mont. Block, dwl 1309 Powell Brown ( Henry ) & Morrison, (John) boarding, Oregon bet Drumm and East


Brown Henry, barkeeper, NW cor Montgomery and Bush, dwl 515 Sacramento


Brown Henry, clerk with Mitchell & Bell, dwl 126 Bernard


Brown Henry, cook Irving House, 568 Mission Brown Henry, local policeman, dwl Oregon near Drumm


Brown Henry, longshoreman, dwl W s Main bet Folsom and Harrison


Brown Henry, musician, dwl cor Dupont and Pac Brown Henry, porter, 119 Sansom, dwl 508 Howard Brown Henry, proprietor Brown's Hotel, 105 Clark Brown Henry, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial


Brown Henry A., mariner, dwl Precita Avenue bet Howard and Mission


Brown ( Henry C.) & Wilson, ( William H.) as- phaltum roofers, 612 Mission


Brown Henry C., ( Brown & Wilson) dwl 55 Second


Brown Henry C., bookkeeper Morning Cali, dwl 415 Broadway


Brown Henry J., blacksmith with Pollard & Car- vill, dwl 253 Jessie


Brown H. H., (colored) barber, 505 Broadway


Brown Horace W., local policeman, dwl S s Fran- cisco bet Dupont and Stockton


Brown Hugh G., Brevet Major U. S. A. and Aid de Camp, office 417 Kearny, dwl Point San José Brown Hyman, merchant, 410 Sac, dwl 317 Fifth Brown ( Ireson C.) & Hussey, ( Albion C.) carpen- ters, 707 Market


Brown Ireson C., (Brown & Hussey) dwl W s Guerrero bet Nineteenth and Twentieth


Brown Isaac W. W., meat market, 546 Third, dwl 35 Oak Grove Avenue


Brown James, brassfinisher with W. H. & D. M. Moore, dwl 23 Natoma


Brown James, carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post Brown James, clerk, dwl 127 Fourth


Brown James, cooper S. F. Sugar Refinery, dwl £16 Clementina


Brown James, harnessmaker with Stone & Hayden, dwl 416 Folsom, rear


Brown James, laborer S. F. Wool Exchange, dwl 906 Vallejo


Brown James, laborer, Lab. League, Dashaway Hall


Brown James, laborer, dwl 5 Noble Place


Brown James, laborer with J. B. Kemp, dwl W s Kentucky nr Irwin


Brown James, machinist, dwl NW cor Twentieth and Columbia


Brown James, mattressmaker with J. F. & H. H. Schafer, dw1 124 Perry


Brown James, seaman, dwl 104 Stewart


Brown James, seaman, bds 407 Drumm


Brown James, seaman, dwl 541 First


Brown James, teamster, dwl NW cor Green and Bat Brown James A., dwl Virginia Block


Brown James A., drayman, cor Front and Commer- cial, dwl 9 Riley


Brown James F., carpenter with Mech. Mill & M. Co., dw1 337 Bush


Brown James George, barkeeper, dwl 537 Mission Brown James H., shipcarpenter, dw1 445 Fifth Brown James S., clerk, dwl 233 Clara


Brown James W., furniture dealer, 7 Fourth, dwl NE cor Fourth and Mission


Brown J. B., engineer steamer Pacific


Brown J. B., baker Boston Cracker Co., dwl 210 Washington


Brown ( Jesse) & Feaster, ( John J.) honsedrainers and contractors night work, 235 Sutter


E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Gold and Silver Laces and Tassels.


M. S. WHITING & CO., affix their name on each cork, as a guaranty of the purity of their Wines and Liquors. See next leaf.


REDINGTON HOSTETTER & CO., Headquarters for Druggists on Pacific Coast.


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Brown Jesse, ( Brown & Feaster ) dwl 235 Sutter


Brown Jesse, fireman, dwl 617 Davis


Brown Jesse R., milkman, dw1 248 Stevenson


Brown J. H., engineer, dwl 507 Mission


Brown J. H., shipwright, Ship. Ass., Barra's Hall BROWN (John) & McGURREN, (Henry A.) proprietors Harris' Sample Rooms, 432 Cal


Brown John, ( Brown & McGurren) dwl 432 Cal


Brown ( John) & Olsen, ( John P.) restaurant, 638 Pacific


Brown John, baker with Donnelly & Brother, 112 Kearny


Brown John, boilermaker Risdon Iron Works, dwl 18 Minna


Brown John, (colored) bootblack, 781 Market


Brown John, bootblacking. 268 First


Brown John, calker, Ship C. Ass., Barra's Hall


Brown John, (colored) calker, dwl Bernard near Jones


Brown John, carpenter NE cor Natoma and Sec- ond, dwl 18 Natoma


Brown John, carpenter, dwl 339 Bush


Brown John, carpenter, dwl 1231 Filbert


Brown John, (Carroll & B.) (colored) dwl corner Larkin and Pacific


Brown John, clerk with Meigs & Gawley, dwl 53 Clementina


Brown John, driver Central R. R., dwl N s Bran- nan nr Clinton


Brown John, Harp Erin Saloon, 631 Pacific


Brown John, laborer, dwl 211 Green


Brown John, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Brown John, liquors, dwl 640 Howard


Brown John, longshoreman, dwl 331 East


Brown John, miner, dwl 13 Jenson


Brown John, milk ranch, cor Missouri and Colusa


Brown John, painter, dwl 317 Ritch


Brown John, painter, Es Mission nr Thirtieth


Brown John Rev., pastor Olivet Presbyterian Church, dwl 232 Sutter


Brown John, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart


Brown John, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson


Brown John, shipwright, dwl 508 Howard


Brown John, teamster, dwl 629 Front


Brown John, waiter Occidental Hotel


Brown John, waiter with S. Callabotta, 18 Folsom Brown John A., driver with L. L. Rulo, dwl Fell bet Van Ness Avenue and Franklin


Brown John A., porter with Robison & Son, dwl 217 Washington


Brown John Alex., salesman with L. Ponton de Arce, dwl 603 Pine


Brown ( John B.) & Dunker, ( Christopher ) Brown's Market NE cor Folsom and Fremont


Brown John B., ( Brown & Dunker ) dwl 320 Beale Brown John B., dwl 603 Pine


Brown John D., liquor saloon, 112 First


Brown John F., compositor Daily Times, dwl 1707 Dupont


Brown John J., milkman, dwl E s Bernal Hights nr San Bruno Road


Brown John K., mate C. S. N. Co's stm Antelope Brown John Murray, carpenter and builder, dwl 918 Pacific


Brown John W., operator Western Union Telegraph Co., dwl cor Bush and Montgomery


Brown John W. W., butcher, Berry nr Third


Brown Joseph, laborer Pioneer Woolen Factory


Brown Joseph, seaman, dw1 806 Kearny


Brown Joseph, waiter Russ House


Brown Josiah S., lumberman, dw1 319 Folsom


Brown J. R., conductor City Railroad, dwl cor Six- teenth and lloward


Brown J. S., clerk with Pope & Talbot, dwl pier 12 Stewart


Brown Julia B. Miss, assistant teacher Fourth Street Primary School, dwl 809 Mission


Brown Kate (widow) furnished rooms, 111 Vallejo Brown L. A., stockbroker, dwl 1905 Larkin


Brown Lewis, ( Brown Bros. & Co. ) dwl 408 Sixth


Brown Lizzie Mrs., dwl 105 Eighth


Brown L. M., carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post


Brown Louis, boarding, 20 Folsom


Brown Lonis, mariner, dwl 26 Stewart


Brown Louis, teamster, dwl 144 Stewart


Brown Margaret, (widow) dwl N & Mission bet Twelfth and Thirteenth


Brown Maria (widow) boarding, 317 Ritch


Brown Mark, calker, Ship C. Ass., Barra's Hall


Brown Martha, (widow) dwl 818 Jackson


Brown Martin, machinist Fulton Foundry, dwl E 8 Fremont nr Folsom


Brown Mary, stewardess C. S. N. Co.'s stm Julia Brown Mary A. T., shoefitter with Kowalsky & Co., dwl 42 Moss


Brown Mary G., sister superioress St. Mary's Hospi- tal


Brown Matthew, plasterer, dwl cor Kearny and Jackson


Brown Melchert, cook, dwl 507 Mission


Brown Michael, laborer, dwl 9 Varenne


Brown Michael, machinist with Jonathan Kittredge, dwl Wisconsin Hotel


Brown Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Co


Brown Michael, teamster, dwl 138 Silver


Brown Minna, (widow) dwl 144 Stewart


Brown Morris, ( Brown Bros. & Co.) dwl 819 Post Brown ( Moses) & Smith, ( Robert ) (colored), car- petcleaning, whitewashing, and bootblacking, 1233 Dupont


Brown Moses ( Brown & Smith) (colored) dwl S 8 Gerke Alley


Brown Moses P., harnessmaker with Main & Win- chester, dw1 404 Sixth


Brown (Nathan) & Hutchinson ( T. R.,) import- ers and jobbers clothing, 108 Battery


Brown Nathan, ( Brown & Hutchinson) dwl cor Bryant and Downey


Brown Nicholas, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery, dwl 3 Leach


Brown Oscar, porter with S. S. Butler, dwl NW cor Kearny and Pacific


Brown Patrick, laborer, dwl 37 Frederick


Brown Patrick, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Brown Peter, housemover, dwl 927 Washington


Brown Peter, mariner, bds 48 Sacramento


Brown Philip, longshoreman, dwl N s Filbert nr Montgomery


Brown P. Mills, painter, dwl E s Valentia bet Fif- teenth and Sixteenth


Brown P. S. sailmaker, dwl 507 Mission


Brown Raphael, bookkeeper with Brown Brothers & Co., dwl 408 Sixth


Brown Richard, deputy sheriff, City Hall, dwl 1808 Powell


Brown Richard, fruits, SE cor Fifth and Shipley


Brown Richard, laborer, dwl 122 Shipley


Brown Richard, peddler, dwl 968 Folsom


BROWN RICHARD, proprietor Cochituate Baths and Hairdressing Saloon, 215 Sausom, dwl 818 Green


Brown Richard, soapmaker with John Toner, dwl SE cor Sixteenth and Potrero Avenne


Brown Richard T., dwl 8 Anthony


Brown R. Nelson, jobber domestic goods, dwl 641 Stevenson


Brown Robert, boarding, 311 Clementina


Brown Robert, laborer National Mills, dwl 1320 Montgomery


Brown Robert T., contractor whitewashing, 316 Mont, dwl W s Alabama nr Twenty-fourth


BROWN ROLAND G., agent Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Co., 116 Mont, dw1 523 Geary Brown Sadie O., saleswoman with Hlector W. Vanghan, dwl 632 Market


Brown Saralı, (widow) (colored) Octavia nr Lom- bard


Brown Samuel, carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post


EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Printers and Engravers, Clay Street, corner of Leidesdorff.


PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY circulates throughout California.


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


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Brown Samnel, local policeman Rincon Point Dock, dwl 403 Beale


Brown Samuel, stevedore, Lumb. Stev. Ass., Barra's Hall


Brown Samuel E., compositor, dwl SW cor Hyde and Bush


BROWN ( Samuel H.) & RUMRILL, (C. H.) real estate and general business agents, office 20 Montgomery


Brown Samuel H., (Brown & Rumrill) dwl 44 Third


Brown Samnel H., clerk with James Hunter, dwl 124 Perry


Brown Samuel S. P., longshoreman, dwl SE cor Sacramento and Drumm


Brown S. L. Miss, teacher, dwl cor Twenty-eighth and Church


Brown Stephen Mrs., dwl 708 Folsom


Brown Stephen G., hairdressing and bathing, 202 Fourth, dwl 807 Howard


Brown Sylvester B., drayman with James A. Brown, dwl 1207 Clay


Brown Theodore, collector, dwl 6 Prospect Place


Brown Theodore, extraman steamer No. I, S. F. F. D., dwl engine house Pacific nr Montgomery


Brown Theodore, proprietor Dresdener House, 339 Bush


Brown Thomas, dwl 719 Market


Brown Thomas, assistant cashier Bank California, res Oakland


Brown Thomas, calker, Ship C. Ass., Barra's Hall Brown Thomas, carpenter, dwl 776 Harrison


Brown Thomas, clerk, dwl N s Natoma bet Seventh and Eighth


Brown Thomas, coalpasser P. M. S. S. Montana


Brown Thomas, harnessmaker Kimball Manufac- turing Co., dwl 9 Garden


Brown Thomas, laborer with Hobbs, Gilmore & Co., dwl 778 Harrison


Brown Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 5 Market


Brown Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 315 Union


Brown Thomas, manager with Treadwell & Co., dwl 711 Bush


Brown Thomas, molder Fulton Fonndry, dwl 15 Tebama


Brown Thomas, packer with Wangenheim, Stern- heim & Co., dwl Natoma bet Seventh and Eighth Brown Thomas, porter California Market, dwl 7 St. Mary Place


Brown Thomas, seaman, bds 407 Drumm


Brown Thomas, ship carpenter, dwl Ns Day bet Guerrero and Dolores


Brown Thomas A., molder, dwl 28 Clementina Brown Thomas H., (colored) barber, dwl 505 Broadway


Brown Thomas R., show-card writer with William McDowell, dwl Overland House


Brown Walter Scott, salesman with Tobin, Dixon & Davisson, dwl 2004 Dupont


Brown W. Hall, capitalist, dw1 751 Clay


Brown W. Hall Jr., pilot, dw1 751 Clay


Brown Wilfred L., student, 615 Sacramento, resides Mare Island


Brown William, dwl 3 Park Avenue


Brown William, dwl 113 Second


Brown William, bricklayer, Bricklayers' Pro. Ass., 751 Market


Brown William, (colored) calker, dwl NW cor Clay and Mason


Brown William, captain schooner West Evans, dwl SW cor Main and Rincon Court


Brown William, carpenter, dwl 1025 Dupont


Brown William, clerk with Diederich Dreyer, dwl NE cor Kentucky and Gilmore


Brown William, collector, dw1 909 Howard


Brown William, crockery and glassware, 221} Du- pont, dwl 508 Market


Brown William, driver with Pacific Union Express Co., dwl 15 Second


Brown William, drover, dw) 723 Davis


Brown William, laborer, dwl 636 Commercial


Brown William, laborer, dwl 18 Natoma


Brown William, longshoreman, dwl SE cor Front and Broadway


Brown William, sawmaker, 222 Jackson, dwl 1309 Jackson


Brown William, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart,


Brown William, seaman, dwl 104 Stewart


Brown William, shipsmith, dwl W s Illinois bet Napa and Shasta


Brown William, waiter P. M. S. S. Montana


Brown William, wheelwright, dwl W & Utah bet Sixteenth and El Dorado


Brown William A., engineer, dwl 421 Fremont


Brown William F., teamster, pier 3 Stewart, dwl 621} Minna


BROWN ( William H.) & ARNOLD, (Cyrus) fruits and vegetables, 30 and 31 Cal. Market Brown William H., ( Brown & Arnold) dwl 605 Howard


Brown William H., clerk with Treadwell & Co., dwl 1814 Dupont


BROWN WILLIAM H., contractor night work, 211 Sutter


Brown William H., driver Omnibus R. R


Brown William H., driver S. F. Package Express Co Brown William H., porter, 117 Post


Brown William K., drayman with William Meyer & Co., dwl 20 Ellis


Brown Wm. M. carpenter, res Mayfield


Brown Wm. N., shipwright, Ship. Ass., Barra's Hall Brown William P., dwl 114 Bernard


Brown William P., produce dealer, 328 Third, dwl 45 Lonisa


Brown W. P., carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post


Brown Wilson, cooper with Lyon & Co., dwl How- ard, Bernal Hights


Browne David S., ( Mowry & B.) 654 Market


Browne Edward W. conductor City Railroad, dwl cor Mission and Fifteenth


Browne George, painter, dwl 1034 Folsom


Browne J. Ross, general agent, office 91 Montgom- ery Block, res Oakland


Browne, Thomas J., dwl North Avenue, nr Court- land, Bernal Hights


BROWNELL ABNER, Rotunda Saloon, Mer- chants' Exchange, dwl 2212 Mason


Browning August, ( Schneider & B.) dwl 1500 Leav Browning George W., clerk, 321 Montgomery


Browning Ja ob, drayman, 111 Front, dwl SW cor McAllister and Larkin


Browning Jeremiah, drayman, 111 Front, dwl SW cor McAllister and Larkin


Browning William, ( Wheelan & Co.) dwl 771 Fol


Brownlee John, sign and shippainter, SW cor Front and Washington


Brownlie James S., watchman S. F. Candle Works, dwl Es Diamond bet Nineteenth and Twentieth Brown's Hotel, Henry Brown proprietor, 105 Clark Brownstein George, (E. Goslinsky & Co.) dwl 520 Eddy


Brownstone Isaac, (of I. Brownstone & Bros., Santa Cruz and Watsonville,) office 26 San- som, dwl cor Post and Larkin


Brownstone Moses, merchant, dwl 1002 Larkin Bruce Alexander, tinsmith with G. & W. Snook Bruce Charles, baker, dwl 110 Silver


BRUCE DONALD, book and job printer, 534 Com- mercial, dwl 828 Geary


Bruce Donald, carpenter, dwl 726 Mission


Bruce Hannah Mrs., housekeeper Cosmopolitan Hotel


Bruce Henry, longshoreman, dwl Goodsell Place Bruce Henry, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart


Bruce James H., seacaptain, dwl 1218 Jackson


Bruce John, calker, Ship C. Ass., Barra's Hall


Bruce John B., agent Yosemite Valley Stage Line, office 208 Montgomery


E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Fancy Dry Goods.


M. S. WHITING & CO'S MEDICAL WHISKY for invalids. Principal Depot, 219 Bush St. See next leaf.


MITCHELL'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU cures Diseases of the Bladder or Kidneys.


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PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY circulates throughout Utah and Washington Territories.


Bruce Lewis P., housepainter, 725 Broadway, rear Brnce Ralph, mariner, dwl 25 Scott


Bruce Robert, clerk with Balfour, Guthrie & Co., 430 California


Bruce Washington, bootmaker, dwl 110 Silver


Bruce William, dwl N & Jersey bet Noe and Castro Bruce William, seaman, bds 35 Pacific


Bruch S., dwl 1 St. Mary Place


BRUCK ALEXANDER A., physician, office and dwl 742 Broadway


Bruck Charles, bde 338 Bush


Brucker Louis, gilder with Nile & Durney, dwl 813 Washington


Bruder Martiu, bds 338 Bush


Bruder William, dwl 716 Pacific, rear


Brueck H. Rev., pastor German M. E. Church, dwl 864 Folsom


Brugge Jacob, carpenter, dwl 728 Market


Brugge Ludwig, tailor, dw1 429 Bush


Bruggeman Henry, aspbaltum roofer, dwl 31 Lang- ton


Bruggeman Henry, cutter with I. Eisenberg & Bro., dwl SW cor Dupont and Union


Brüggeman Gerhard, baker with Schroth & Wester- feld, 230 Kearny


Brubns Henry, laborer, dwl Sansom bet Filbert and Greenwich


Bruhns Julius, harnessmaker with John O'Kane, dwl Filbert bet Sansom and Montgomery


Brubns William, milk depot, 1317 Stockton


Bruel John, calker, dwl 54 First


BRUMAGIM JOHN W., attorney at law and gen- eral agent Great Western Life Ins. Co., office 36 and 37 Montgomery Block, dw1 1315 Mason


BRUMFIELD W. H., attorney at law, SW corner Montgomery and Clay, dwl Es Capp bet Nine- teenth and Twentieth


Brumigbion Samuel, teamster, pier 2} Stewart, dwl S & Hayes bet Octavia and Laguna


Bruml Simon, porter 222 California Brumley C. R., dwl 1619 Sacramento


Brumley M. I. Miss, assistant teacher Drumm Street Primary School, dwl 1619 Sacramento


Brumm George S., local policeman


Brumwell A., groceries and liquors, NW cor San- som and Union, dwl E s Sansom nr Union


Brun Peter, cook, dwl SE corner Broadway and Dupont


Brune ( August) & Lemcke, ( Otto) hairdressers, 129 Fourth


Brune Angust, cigar manufacturer, 717 Sansom Brune ( Henry ) & Koster, ( Frederick ) Central Sa- loon, NW cor Kearny and Geary


Brune Henry, ( Brune & Koster ) dwl 115 Morton Brunell Alexander, ship carpenter, bds 20 Com


Bruner B. P., superintendent Pacific Rolling Mill Co., dwl Occidental Hotel


Bruner John ( Weintraut & B.) dwl E s Reed Pl Bruner William H., physician, office 21 Post, dwl 654 Folsom


Brunes Frederick, locksmith, dwl 11 Pacific


Brunes Jobn, cook, dwl 507 Mission


Brünig Charles, baker with T. Dellwig, dwl 738 Howard


Bruning Annie Mrs., (widow) lodgings, 658 Mission Bruning C., miller with Eisen Bros., dwl 16 Ste- venson


Bruning Louis, laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl Bryant bet Seventh and Eighth


Bruning William, ( Fritschen & B. ) dwl 2 Cal


BRUNINGS MARTIN & CO., (Claus Mangels) groceries and liquors, SW corner Third and Mission


Brunjes Diederich, groceries and liquors, 788 Har- rison and Mission nr Five-Mile House


Brunjes Fred., porter with Taylor & Bendel, dwl 2013 Mason


Brunjes Henry, salesman with D. Brunjes, dw1 788 Harrison


Brunjes John, clerk with Hildebrandt & Co., dwl 224 Third


Brunn Thoger O., salesman with Kohler, Chase & Co., dwl 734 Montgomery


Brunner Hugh, restaurant, dw1 723 Sansom


Brunner Jacob A., (Gabel & Co.) dwl 921 Green- wich


Brunner Louis, (Giannini & B.) dwl SW cor Pa- cific and Sansom


Bruno Charles, barkeeper, dwl 228 Bush


Bruno Giuseppe, cook with G. Campi & Co., 519 Clay Brunotte Louis, tailor, 4 August Alley


Bruns Brothers, ( Nicholas and Peter ) groceries, wines and liquors, cor Third and Berry


Bruns Christian, physician, dwl NE cor Taylor and Greenwich


Bruns Conrad, ( Hasbach & B.) dwl 51 Minna


Bruns Conrad, laborer, dwl 259 Clara


Bruns Conrad, laborer, dwl W s Bryant bet Twenty- third and Twenty-fourth *


Bruns ( Frederick) & Brotber, (George Bruns) groceries and liquors, SW cor Folsom and Spear and SW cor Mission and Sixteenth


Bruns ( Frederick ) & Co., ( Claus Meyer ) groceries and liquors, NE cor Battery and Green


Bruns Frederick. ( Bruns & Brother, and Bruns & Co.) dwl SW cor Mission and Sixteenth


Bruns Frederick, helper with Jonathan Kittredge, dwl 11 Pacific


Bruns George, ( Bruns & Bro.) dwl SW cor Mis- sion and Sixteenth


Bruns Henry & Peter, milkranch, W s Old San José Road bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first


Bruns Henry, boatman, dw1 5 Mission


Bruns Henry, ( Henry Janssen & Co.) dwl 30 Everett


Bruns Henry, groceries and liquors, 732 Filbert


Bruns Hermann, store bookkeeper Custom House, dw1 125 Seventh


Bruns Hermina Mrs., dressmaker, 770 Howard


Bruns John D., cabinetmaker with Goodwin & Co., dw1 8 Telegraph Place


Bruns Nicholas, ( Bruns Brothers) dwl Gordon nr Harrison


BRUNS NICHOLAS, groceries and liquors, 617 Davis, dwl SE cor Guerrero and Camp


Bruns Peter, ( Bruns Brothers ) dwl 206 Perry


Bruns William, picture-framemaker with S. & G. Gump, dwl Palm House


Bruns William, mariner, bds 39 Jackson


Brunt Samuel, express wagon, SE cor Sutter and Kearny, dwl' W s Bartlett bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth


Brunt William N., butcher, dw1 521 Jessie


Bruntsch Carl, clerk with John H. Boden & Co., dwl 919 Jackson


Bruscel James, clerk, dwl 228 Minna


Brush Creek G. & S. Mining Co., office 206 Wash- ington


Brush George, grainer, dwl S s Ellis nr Steiner


Brush Holbrook, shipsmith, dwl S & Ellis bet Fil- more and Steiner


Brush Reuben G., bookkeeper with R. B. Swain & Co., dwl 1022 Geary


Bruso Edwin, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Brutscher Adam, barnesemaker with Main & Win- chester, dwl 208 Sutter


Bryan Archibald C., carpenter, dw1 305 Bryant Bryan Charles H., broker, office 420 Montgomery, dwl S s Seventeenth bet Guerrero and Dolores Bryan Dudley C., broker, dw1 810 Stockton Bryan Edward, plumber, dw1 509 Bryant


Bryan Edward, porter, 204 Sansom, dw1 126 Welsh Bryan ( Edwin H.) & Coe, ( John T.) house bro-


kers, collectors, and real estate agents, office 603 Kearny


Bryan Edwin H., (Bryan & Coe) dwl 728 Filbert Bryan Frank, clerk Sub. Dep. U. S. A., 204 Sutter, dwl Russ House


EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Book and Job_Printers, cor. Leidesdorff and Clay.


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


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Bryan Frederick, clerk with Alexander Pallies, dwl 525 Mission


Bryan John M., stoves, tinware, and manuf hy- draulic pipes, 15 Second, dwl 13 Anthony


Bryan Mark II., carpenter, W s Gordon nr Har


Bryan Morgan, laborer with J. B. Kemp, dwl W s Kentucky nr Irwin


Bryan Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 3 Varenne BRYAN THOMAS, wines and liquors, 322 and 324 Sansom, dwl 813 Bush


Bryan Timothy, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills


Bryan William, bookkeeper with Leopold Miller, dwl 31 John


Bryan William, real estate, office 324 Sansom, dwl 813 Bush


Bryan William, surveyor, dw1 509 Bush


BRYAN ( William J.) & CO., druggists, SW cor Mission and Second, NW cor Second and How- ard, and NW cor Third and Howard


Bryan ( William J.) & Doud, ( Aaron) real estate agents, office 420 Montgomery


BRYAN WILLIAM J., (Bryan & Doud, and Bryan & Co.) office 420 Montgomery, dw1 618 Third


Bryan William J., superintendent N. P. T. Co's Wharf, dwl SE cor Third and Folsom


Bryandy John, plumber, Pro. E. H. L., 346 Bush Bryans Edward, packer with Russell & Erwin Man- ufacturing Co., dwl 123 Welsh


Bryant Alfred, machinist Risdon Iron Works, bds American Exchange


Bryant Andrew J., merchant, dwl 820 Sutter


Bryant C. C., conductor N. B. & M. R. R., dwl SW cor Fourth and Folsom


Bryant Crawford, clerk, dw1 900 Clay


BRYANT ( Daniel S.) & COOK, (David S. ) com- mission merchants, 306 Davis


Bryant Daniel S., ( Bryant & Cook ) res Oakland Bryant Frederick, dwl NW cor Bdwy and Kearny Bryant George W., merchant, dwl 803 Mason


Bryant Henry T., sawyer California Mills, dwl N s Howard nr Spear


Bryant James E., selector with R. A. Swain & Co., dwl S s Fulton nr Octavia


Bryant James L., pilot, dwl 819 Greenwich


Bryant (John) & Strahan, (Simon) woodcarvers, 33 Fremont


Bryant John ( Bryant & Strahan ) dwl W s Folsom bet Nineteenth and Twentieth


Bryant John, compositor Examiner, dwl NE cor Valencia and Twenty-fourth


Bryant John R., carriagepainter with Walcom & Gowan, dwl SE cor Market and Second


Bryant Joseph, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Bryant J. R., varnisber with W. G. Weir, dwl Stevenson nr Fifth


Bryant Lucy Mrs., milliner, dwl 1320 Stockton Bryant Michael, shipwright, dwl cor Berry and Madden


Bryant M. M. Miss, dwl 272 Clementina


Bryant Patrick, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Bryant ( Richard) & Sellers, ( Jesse) boot and shoe manufacturers, 125 Sansom


Bryant Richard, ( Bryant & Sellers ) dwl 417 Bdwy Bryant Samuel, (colored) carpenter, dwl Green- wich bet Larkin and Polk


Bryant Thomas, cook P. M. S. S. Constitution


Bryant Thomas S., painter with C. H. Sykes, dwl 4 Cleveland


Bryant Warren, manuf boxes, dwl W s Folsom bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth


Bryant William, driver Front St. O. & M. R. R., dwl 1322 Polk


BRYANT WILLIAM J. O., (colored) physician, office and dwl 1007 Pacific


Bryant William L., mailing clerk S. F. Postoffice, dwl cor Pine and Mason


Bryant .- See Briant and Bryan


Bryce Thomas, cook City and Connty Almshouse


Bryden George, ( Larzelere & B.) dwl S s Tehama bet First and Second


Brydges Marshall C., stoves and tinware, 3 Califor- nia, dwl 146 Tehama


Bryley John, spinner Mission Woolen Mills, dwl Es Columbia nr Sixteenth


Bryson Cyrus W., ( Reed, B. & Co.) dwl 525} Fourth Bryson James, dw1 728 Market




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