The San Francisco directory for the year 1869, Part 36

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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Burkus C. J., carpenter, dwl 3 Dupont


Burley Robert, ship carpenter P. M. S. S. Co's Wharf


Burleson Charles D., ( Palmer & B.) res Oakland BURLING JAMES W., stockbroker, office 428 California, dwl 1218 Folsom


BURLING WILLIAM, stockbroker, office 428 California, dw1 1335 Folsom


Burlingame Jason S., (George WV. Fairchild & Co.) dw1 519 Bush


Burlingame J. D., carpenter, dwl San José Depot Burmeister ( Allerich) & Mehrtens, ( August) gro- ceries and liquors, NW cor California and Leav Burmeister Chris H., German Laundry, NE cor Larkin and Ellis


Burmeister Claus, dw1 743 Mission


Burmeister Francis H., liquor saloon, E s Valencia bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth


Burmeister Frederick, gardener, dwl 3 Pratt Court Burmeister ( Henry ) & Pourcho, ( Fred) restaurant, 536 Washington


Burmeister Henry, (Burmeister &. Pourcho) dwl 524 Filbert


Burmeister Henry, boarding, S s Nineteenth bet Valencia and Guerrero


Burmeister Henry H., carpenter, dwl S s Day bet Guerrero and Dolores


Burmeister Jacob, carpenter, dwl 205 Sansom


E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Hosiery and Gloves.


Unsound Wines are not good -Mixed Liquors are pernicious=M. 'S. WHITING & CO'S Wines and Liquors are pure and unadulterated.


REDINGTON'S ESSENCE GINGER cures Dispepsia and Indigestion.


128 SAN FRANCISCO [B]


DIRECTORY.


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


Burmeister John, repacker with E. T. Anthony & Co., dwl 229 Sutter


Burmeister Otto, clerk with Austin & Co., dwl Pratt Court nr California


Burn Jolın, porter International Hotel, dwl Cali- fornia Avenue N s Bernal Hights


Burn Patrick, laborer, dwl California Avenne and Parker, Bernal Hights


Burnap John, commission merchant, 425 Davis, dwl 420 Leavenworth


Burnell James, cooper with Lyon & Co., dwl 110 Minna


Burnell Thomas, helper Union Iron Works, dwl 110 Minna


Burnell William, drayman with Nathaniel F. Marsh


Burner Henry, sign writer, 628 Commercial, dwl 32 Geary


Burner J. F., clerk, dwl 507 Mission


Burnes Til, conductor Omnibus R. R


Burnett Frederick A., barkeeper, Old Corner Saloon, dwl 571 Howard


BURNETT GEORGE G., apothecary and druggist, 330 Montgomery, dwl 1623 Hyde


Burnett George W., cattle dealer, dwl N s Pine nr Polk


Burnett James, boilermaker, Risdon Iron Works


Burnett John M., attorney at law, and school direc- tor Twelfth Ward, office rooms 58 and 59 Ex- change Building, dwl NW cor Polk and Jackson Burnett Louis, dwl 31 Hinckley


Burnett Mary, (widow) dwl W 8 Leavenworth bet Union and Filbert


BURNETT PETER H., president Pacific Bank, 400 Montgomery, dw1 1907 Polk


Burnett Thomas, laborer, dw! 39 Moss


BURNETT WELLINGTON C., attorney at law, office room 57 Exchange Building, dwl 573 Harrison


Burnett William, U. S. inspector steamers, office Custom House, dwl 124 Turk


Burnett William, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart


Burnham Andrew W., light carriage woodwork, 121 Beale, res Oakland


Burnham Edward, salesman, dwl 409 Brannan


Burnham Edward M., with S. M. Curtis & Co., dw] 409 Brannan


Burnham Gilman M., dwl NW cor Taylor and Bdwy Burnham Henry, painter with Frost & Richard, 110 Post


BURNHAM JAMES W. & CO., (John L. Eckley and Henry Eckley ) importers carpets, upholst- ery, and paperhangings, 618 Market and 17 Post Burnham James W., ( James WV. Burnham & Co.) dwl W s Dolores bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third


Burnham Samuel S., carriagemaker with Milo P. Holmes, dw1 314 Bush


Burnham William, upholsterer with Hardie & Fredericks, dwl 327 Jessie


Burnham Z. W., salesman with Sanderson & Horn, dwl Russ House


Burningham Maggie, (widow) dwl 533 Natoma Burningham P. S., carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post


Burns Adolph, painter, dwl Montana Hotel


Burns Andrew, bricklayer, Bricklayers' Pro. Ass., 75I Market


Burns Andrew, teamster with R. & J. Morton, dw1 558 Stevenson, rear.


Burns Anna, (widow) dwl E s Alabama bet Twen- ty-second and Twenty-third


Burns Bernard, ( Flynn & B.) dwl 435 Fifth


Burns Bernard W., dwl SW cor Mason and Chestnut Burns Brian, laborer with J. B. Kemp, dwl W 8 Kentucky ur Irwin


Burns Daniel, whipmaker with Main & Winches- ter, dw1 266 Clementina


Burns David, collector, dwl 528 Commercial


Burns David, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Burns D. P., trader, dwl S & Bernal Hights nr San Bruno Road


Burns Edward, express wagon, cor Pacific and Da- vis, dwl W s Capp bet Twenty-first and Twen- ty-second


Burns Edward, laborer, dw1 9 Union Place


Burns Ellen Miss, whipmaker with Main & Win- chester


Burns Eugene, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Burns Frank, laborer, dw1 416 Pacific


Burns Frank E., clerk and extraman Engine Co. 5, S. F. F. D., dw1 641 Washington


Burns George O., dwl S & Filbert nr Kearny


Burns Henry, boots and shoes, 210 Third, dwl 610 Filbert


BURNS HENRY J., stencil plate cutter and en- graver, What Cheer House, dwl NW cor Dor- land and Church


Burns Henry J., picture framer with Currier & Winter, dwl 21 Anthony


Burns Hugh, real estate, dwl NW cor Eleventh and Folsom


Burns Isidore, shipsmith, 20 Stewart, dwl 227 Geary Burns James, drayman, dw1 597 Minna


Burns James, plumber, Pro. E. H. L., 346 Bush


Burns James, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Burns James, laundryman White's Laundry, 26 Harriet


Burns James, shoemaker with Kowalsky & Co., dwl 16 Harrison Avenue


Burns J. F., carpenter, dwl Overland House


Burns ( John ) & Flood, ( John) poultry and game, Union Market


Burns John, ( Burns & Flood) dwl Page nr Octavia Burns John, baker, dwl Lysette Place nr Sac


Burns John, bootmaker, dwl 9 Union Place


Burns John, bricklayer, Bricklayers' Pro. Ass., 751 Market


Burns John, driver Lick House Coaches, dwl 31 Second


Burns John, fireman New World, dwl 1225 Kearny Burns John, fruits, SE cor Mission and Stewart, dwl Oregon bet Front and Davis


Burns Jobn, laborer, dwl 308 Minna


Burns John, laborer, dwI NE cor Santa Clara and Alabama


Burns John, porter International Hotel, 530 Jack


Burns John, sailmaker with John Harding


Burns John, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart


Burns John, ship stores, Berry nr Third


Burns John C., carpenter, bds 317 Bush


Burns John D., bricklayer, Bricklayers' Pro. Ass., 751 Market


Burns Jolin D., carpenter, HI. C. League, 25 Post Burns John F., shoemaker, 1235 Dupont


Burns John H., policeman City Hall, dwl Toll House, Broadway Wharf


Burns Joseph, cook, dwl NE cor Front and Sac Burus Joseph, wheelwright with J. W. Farren, dwl cor Battery and Green


Burns Joseph, jobwagon, cor Davis and Broadway Burns Joseph A., carpenter, dwl Thirteenth Avenue and M, Sonth S. F


Burns Lewis, clerk, 230 Montgomery, dwl 137 Mont Burns M., machinist Ætna Iron Works, dwl 533 Mission


Burns Margaret (widow) dwl Ss Garden bet Harri- son and Bryant


Burns Martin, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Burns Martin, laborer, dwl E s White bet Vallejo and Green


Burns Martin, steward P. M. S. S. China


Burns Martin J., carpenter, dwl 1912 Polk


Burns Mary, (widow) dwl 243 Clara Burns Mary (widow) dwl 316 Ritch


Burns ( Michael) & Green, ( Thomas) groceries and liquors, NE cor Sixth and Tehama Burns Michael ( Burns & Green ) dwl 209 Sixth


EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Printers, Leidesdorff st., from Commercial to Clay.


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


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Burns Michael, express wagon, NW cor Montgom- ery and California, dwI NE cor Sixth and Clara Burns Michael, helper with Moynehan & Aitken Burns Michael, porter Lick House


Burns Michael, stonecutter, dwl 514 Geary


Burns Michael H., carpenter, dwl 416 Pacific


Burns Owen, driver, dwl W s Fol nr Fourteenth


Burns Patrick, blacksmith, dw1 675 Mission


Burns Patrick, laborer, dwl 519 Mission


Burns Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Minna bet Four- teenth and Fifteenth


Burns Patrick, lahorer Mount Calvary Cemetery


Burns Patrick, laborer with J. B. Kemp, dwl W s Kentucky nr Irwin


Burns Patrick, miner, dw1 416 Pacific


Burns Patrick, miner, dwl Empire Hotel


Burns Patrick, steward Lick House


Burns Peter, hostler Market Street R. R., dwl Ss Hayes bet Octavia and Laguna


Burns Peter, longshoreman, dwl W s Bat nr Green Burns Peter, soapdealer, dwl W s Alabama bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third


Burns Robert, steward What Cheer House Res- tanrant, dwl 517 Pine


Burns Thomas, fireman, bds SW cor Sac and Davis Burns Thomas, expressman, Broadway Wharf, dwl NW cor Franklin and Linden


Burns Thomas, helper Miners' Foundry, dwl 112 Tehama


Burns Thomas, laborer, dwl 210 First


Burns Thomas, laborer, dwl 416 Pacific


Burns Thomas, laborer with J. B. Kemp, dwl W s Kentucky nr Irwin


Burns Thomas, salesman, dwl 435 Pine


Burns Thomas, shipsmith with W. S. Phelps & Co., dwl 38 First


Burns Thomas, tailor with Joseph Figel, dwl 645 Mission


Burns Thos. J., carpenter, dwl Manhattan House Burns Thomas W., barkeeper with Christopher Buckley, dwl 225 Bush


Burns Timothy, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel Burns T. W., dwl Occidental Hotel


Burns William, mariner, dwl Townsend bet Third and Fourth


Burns William, waiter Deimonico Restaurant, dwl 21 Anthony


Burns William, workman with H. C. Hudson & Co Burns William A., woodturner, W. T. Leagne, 352 Bush


Burns .- See Burnes and Byrnes


Burnside Charles, (colored) bootblack with Chretien Pfister, dwl Scott nr Broadway


Burnton Charles, waiter Bella Union, dwl 920 Mont Buron Clotilda, washing, 819 Clay, dwl NE cor Du- pont and Broadway


Burou ( Louis ) & Brother ( Victor Buron) groceries and liquors, 418 Brannan


Buron Lonis, ( Buron & Brother ) dwl 418 Brannan Buron Victor ( Buron & Brother ) dwl 222} Ritel


Burr Alfred, clerk with Loop & Somers, dwl 400 Bryant


Burr Amos, conductor S. F. & San José R. R., res San José


BURR C. A., general agent Universal Life Ins. Co., office 338 Montgomery, dwl 453 Bryant


BURR CLARENCE C., (H. C. Hudson & Co.) dwl SW cor Filbert and Van Ness Avenue


BURR E. WILLARD, president Savings and Loan Society, office 619 Clay, dwl SW cor Filbert and Van Ness Avenue


Burr George, housemover, dwl 815 Pacific


Burr George, stevedore and extraman Hose No. 1, S. F. F. D., dwl 432 Broadway


Burr George W., molder Fulton Foundry, dwl 129 Clara


Burr Henry P., mariner, dwl 17 Perry


Burr H. P. Miss, assistant teacher Hayes Valley Primary School, dwl 17 Perry


Burr John T., bootmaker, 441 Bush


Burr Levi, saloon, S s Bay bet Kearny and Dupont Burrell Charles, physician, office 137 Montgomery, dwl 836 Mission


Burrell Edward, cutter U. S. B. Mint, dwl 836 Mission


Burrell L. W. Miss, assistant teacher Powell Street Primary School, dwl 329 O'Farrell


Burrell .- See Birrell


Burris Catharine, (widow) (colored) housekeeper, dwl 1421 Hyde


Burris George R., (colored) steward, dwl 1421 Hyde Burris William, janitor Colored School


Burris William, (colored) laborer, dwl 16 Freelon


Burroughs Charles, clerk, dwl 127 Montgomery


Burroughs Charles, speculator, dwl SW cor Kearny and Lombard


Burroughs Claude D. B., actor California Theater, dwl Occidental Hotel


Burroughs William, packer with R. A. Swain & Co., dwl 628 Jessie


Burroughs W. F., actor California Theater, dwl Occidental Hotel


Burrows J. M., merchant, dw] 507 Mission


Burrows Jonathan, carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post Burry George, laborer Vallejo Street Wharf, dwl SE cor Davis and Vallejo


Burscough Henry, clerk, dwl 505 Third


Burson James N., deputy superintendent streets, dwl cor Harrison and Park Avenue


Burt Charles, dwl E s Capp nr Twenty-fourth


Burt Charles, blacksmith Risdon Irou Works, dwl 54 First


Burt George, cook, NE cor Clay and Davis


Burt J. Gus., bookeeper Bank California, dwl 528 Pine


Burt Joseph H., cigars and tobacco, 515 California, dwl SE cor Scott and Eddy


Burt Michael, laborer, dwl E & Sansom bet Vallejo and Battery


Burt Philip, dwl W s Folsom bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second


Burt Samuel, compositor Morning Call, dwl 813 Stockton


Burt Silas S., foreman annealing room U. S. B. Mint, dwl 325 Lombard


Burt Thomas, cook, 625 Davis


Burt William J., contractor, dwl N s Jessie nr Seventh


Burt .- See Bert


Bartell H., saloonkeeper, dwl 411 Sansom


Burtman Ferdinand, carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post


Burton Augustus A., clerk, dwl 1317 Stockton


Burton Charles H., merchant, 405 Front, dwl. 1018 Washington


Burton George R., captain bark Gold Hunter, pier . 1 Stewart


Burton James, laborer, bds 2025 Polk


Burton John, hatbleacher. dwl 1317 Stockton


Burton L. A. Mrs., furnished rooms, NE cor Third and Mission


Burton Marsball T., hostler Pacific Stable, dwl W 8 Jones bet Sutter and Post


Burton ( T. L.) & Epps, (George) plumbers, gas and steamfitters, 617 Commercial


Burton Theodore L., ( Burton & Epps) dwl I Adona Place


Burton Robert J., Inmberman, dwl 312 Beale


Burtsell Jolin M., bookkeeper with Murphy, Grant & Co., res Oakland


Burtt Willliam W., tiusmith with Brittan, Holbrook & Co., dwl 14 Quincy


Burttit Peter, waiter, 117 Post


Bury C., shoemaker, dwì SW cor Dupont and Bdwy Bury Jobn, clerk with D. R. Avery, dwl Black Point Busby Joseph, gardener, dwl 333 Bush


Buscelle J. R., collector with F. D. Conro & Son, dw1 228 Minna


M. S. WHITING & CO'S NATIVE WINES are superior to all other brands. See next leaf.


E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Yankee Notions.


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REDINGTON'S FLAVORING EXTRACTS are made from Fresh Fruits.


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PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY contains the names of 25,000 firms in business on the Pacific Coast.


Busch Claus, tanner, dwl NW cor Bryant and | Buswell W. F., (Huntington & B.) dwl NE cor Eighth Twentieth and Guerrero


Busch George, brewer Philadelphia Brewery Busch ( Gustave) & Winter, ( George) Park Ex- change Saloon, 761 Clay


Büschl Adam, maltster, dwl 1230 Dupont Buschman John, barkeeper, 44 Stewart


Buse Henry, cabinetmaker with W. G. Weir, dwl 34 Hayes


Bush Albert, shipwright, Ship. Ass., Barra's Hall Bush Alonzo, driver with Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 84 Stevenson's Building


Bush Charles, tailor with William Geimann, dwl 1313 Dupont


Busb Charles J., cabinetmaker with George O. Whitney & Co., dw1 6 Moss


Bush Edwin R., attorney at law, dwl Chestnut nr Jones


Bush George, laborer, Hunter's Point


Bush George D., laborer with J. B. Kemp


Bush Henry, photographic gallery, Shiels' Block, 5 Post


Bush James S. Rev., rector Grace Church, dwl 1508 Taylor


Bush John, ( Canty & Co.) dwl 413 Green


Bush John, boilermaker with Donald McDonald, dwl 413 Green


Bush John, driver Central Railroad, dwl 29 Sixth Bush Jolm, laborer with McAfee, Spiers & Co., dwl 413 Green


Bush Jonathan P., surgeon P. M. S. S. Montana


Bush ( Lewis ) & McAllister, ( William B.) deutists, 704 Market


Bush Lewis, ( Bush & Mc Allister ) dwl 47 Clem


Bush Nathan, furniture, 116 Fourth, dwl 114 Fourth Bush Norton, landscape painter, studio Mercantile Library Building, dwl 553 Tebama


Bush Peter, malthouse, Ss Brannan bet Eighth and Ninth


Bush Richard J., secretary Board Extension Mont- gomery Street, office 533 Kearny, dwl S s Chest- unt nr Joues


Bush Street House, Mrs. Ellen McNamara proprie- tress, 333 Bush


Busha William, carpenter, dwl SW cor Hyde and Green


Busbee John L., ( S. R. Deardorff & Co.) dwl 225 Second


Bushinger Frederick, brassmolder with M. Dobr- zensky, dwl 211 Ellis


Bushman William, carpenter California Mills, dwl 316 Pine


Bushnell Adrian D., drayman with Hanson & Moore, dwl Juniper ur Harrison


Bushnell Frank N., porter with James Dows & Co., dwl cor Tenth and Bryant


Bushnell W. A., forwarding department Pacific Union Express Co., dwl 618 O'Farrell


Bushnell W. A., laborer with J. A. Folger & Co., dwl 49 Natoma


Busbwick Ellen, dwl W s Taylor, bet Union and Green


Buss Jacob, salesman Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 107 Tehama


Busse Christian C., hairdresser with Anthes & Fleischmann, dwl Sophie Terrace


Bussenins John F., superintendent Giant Powder Works, dwl Old San Jose Road or Rock Ranch Bassey William C., locksmith, dwl International Hotel


Buster IIiram, contractor, dw1 131 Montgomery


Buster Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 131 Montgom- ery and 209 Kearny


Bustillos Manuel, apprentice with L. R. Meyers & Co., dw1 819 Broadway


Bustillos Rafael, stonecutter with L. R. Meyers & Co .; dwl 819 Broadway


BUSWELL ALEXANDER, bookbinder, 409 Cali- fornia, dwl SW cor Jones and Union


Butcher Henry, mariner, dwl S s Francisco bet Dupont and Storkton


Butcher James L., butcher with P. Baca & Co., dwl S s El Dorado ur Potrero Avenue


Butchers John, fisherman, dwl 15 Sonora Place


Butenop Henry, groceries and lignors, 625 Pacific


Butenop Peter, packer with Marden & Myrick, dwl 625 Pacific


Butfield Aus., carpenter, dwl 610 Greenwich


Butheld Heury, aw1 610 Greenwich


Buthe Christian L., barkeeper 211 Pinc, dwl SW cor First and Minna


Butler A. J. Mrs., clairvoyant and test medium, office 410 Kearny


Butler Alfred, lumber, dw1 424 Minna


Butler B. F., (widow) dwl E s Hyde bet Washing- ton and Clav


Butler B. J., laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl Folsom Avenue bet Seventh and Eighth


Butler Charles C., real estate, dwl NE cor Sutter and Steiner


Butler Charles W., carpenter, dw1 420 Market


Butler David, laborer, Custom House


Butler Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 286 Stevenson


Butler Elizabeth M., (widow) dwl 231 Second


Butler Ellen, (widow) dwl 112 Stewart


Butler F. & Co., wholesale wines and liquors, 711 Sansom


Butler Fred S., clerk Pacific Insurance Co., dwl Guerrero bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth


Butler George, harkeeper, 110 Leidesdorff


Butler George B., portrait painter, studio 103 Mont- gomery, dwl Occidental Hotel


Butler George E., bookkeeper, Union Insurance Co., 416 California


Butler George F., clerk 115 Sutter, dwl 909 Howard Butler George W., dairyman, 1 Verona, residence San Bruno


Butler Henry, (colored) barber, dw1 535 Green


Butler Henry M. captain, dw1 853 Folsom


Butler Henry W .. newspaper clerk S. F. Postoffice, dwl 1024 Montgomery


Butler James, dwl Es Minna bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth


Butler James, bootmaker, dwl S s Sixteenth bet Valencia and Mission


Butler James, clerk, dw1 616 Kearny


Butler James, laborer, dwl 521 Vallejo


Butler James, laundryman, Russ House


Butler James F., carpenter with William Kreger, dw1 315 Minna


Butler Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 26 Fourth


Butler Jobn B., barkeeper with C. Coats, dwl 242 Minua


Butler Joseph, currier, dwl 736 Brannan


Butler Joseph D., gunsmith, dwl Webster nr Haigbt


Butler Joseph J., clerk, 111 Battery, dwl Wetmore Place nr Washington


Butler M. Mrs., dwl 156 Silver


Butler M. A. Mrs., millinery, 136 Montgomery, dwl 937 Howard


Butler Martin, laborer with Kerrins & Co., dwl cor Tenth and Bryant


Butler Margaret, boarding, W s Eighth nr Harrison Butler Mary, (widow) dwl 521 Vallejo


Butler Mary Mrs., dw1 776 Harrison


Butler Matthew, ( Hloogs & B.) dwl 16 Turk


Butler Matthew, hostler Pacific Stable, dwl W 8 Jones bet Sutter and Post


Butler M. F., architect, dwl W s Guerrero ur Six- teenth ·


Butler M. H., (widow) dressmaker, dwl 809 Jack Butler Michael, laborer, dwl Filbert bet Kearny and Montgomery


Butler Michael, storekeeper Union Club, 403 Mont Butler Patrick, laborer, dwl 416 Pacific


Butler Patrick F., merchant, dwl 937 Howard


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


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


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Butler Robert, painter, dwl W s Eighth nr Har BUTLER ROBERT B., proprietor Union House, 511-513 Mission


Butler Samnel S., lodgings, NW cor Pacific and Kearny, dwl SE cor Leavenworth and Lincoln Butler Sarah Miss, governess, dwl 839 California


Butler Theodoric R., assay department U. S. B. Mint, dwl 312 Stockton


Butler Thomas, barkeeper, dwl 513 Mission


Butler Thomas, bricklayer, dwl S & Russell bet Hyde and Larkin


Butler Thomas, laborer, dwl W s Tehama, Bernal Hights


Butler T. J., ( Adams & B.) dwl 16 Tehama


Butler Walter A., teamster, pier 2} Stewart, dwl S & Hayes het Octavia and Laguna


Butler Warren C., wood engraver, 611 Clay, dwl W & Wetmore Place ur Washington


Butler William, tracklayer, dwl NW cor Folsom and Eightli


Butler W. R., clerk, 30 Occidental Market, dwl 41. Minna


BUTLER'S LIFTING CURE, Swain & Pierce proprietors, 631 Sacramento


Butner John, laborer, dwl 128 Clara


Butt ( Chris C.) & Tum Snden, ( Peter H. ) groceries aud liquors, SW cor Bush and Stockton


Butt ( Peter N.) & Knchmiester ( Henry W\'. ) grocer- ies and lignors, 946 Kearny


Butt Peter N., ( Butt & Kuchmiester ) dwl 1026 Kearny


Buttel Philip, tailor, dwl 1018 Clay


Butter J. M., shipwright, Ship. Ass., Barra's Hall Butterfield J., laborer with J. B. Kemp


Butters Charles, letter department Pacific Union Express Co


Butters Henry A., tanner, dwl 14 O'Farrell


Butters John S., mariner, dwl 1327 Sacramento


Butterworth Edmund S., machinist with W. M. Stod- dard, dwl W s Dolores nr Twenty-second


Butterworth James, tinsmith with Elder & Dobbie, dwl 225 Fo!som


Butterworth Richard, foreman Pioneer Woolen Fac- tory, dwl North Point nr Larkin


BUTTERWORTH SAM F., agent Quicksilver Mining Co , office 305 Sansom, dwl SE cor Pine and Leavenworth


Buttle James, carpenter, dwl W s Columbia bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth


Buttner Henry, dravman, 121 Front


Buttner Henry, salesman, Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 123 Tebama


Buttner John, millman California Mills, dwl 128 Clara


Butther John, patternmaker Risdon Iron Works, dwl 3.3 Bryant


Button Sophia Mrs., clairvoyant and test medium, dw1 6,9 Broadway


Butts Harvey D., longshoreman, dwl pier 5 Stewart Butts Ruel W., porter with C. H. Harrison, dwl Prescott House


Butts Samnel, stevedore, pier 5 Stewart


Butzke William, barnessmaker with Louis Hansen, :09 Sausom


Buxton George, engineer Union Iron Works, dwl 608 Post


Buyer, (C.) Reich (L.) & Co., (L. Diamant) fancy good4 and Yankee notions, 1015 Stockton and 129 Kearny


Buyer Charles, (Buyer, Reich & Co.) dwl 1013 Washington


Buzzi Secondo, fresco painter, dwl 572 Folsom Byam Samuel L., clerk with Edward Martin & Co., dwl 324 Geary


Byas William, porter Merchants' Mutnal Marine In- surauce Co., dw1 1224 Sacramento


Byce Johın. laborer with J. B. Kemp


Byers Helen F. Mrs., assistant teacher Colored School, dwl 421 Green


Byers Joseph M., collector Daily Times, dwl 421 Green


Byers John, stevedore, dwl W s Sansom bet Union and Green


Byington Edward, housemover, dwl 719 Market


Byington Horace W., ( Eckert & B.) dwl Russ House


Byington William, dwl 754 Washington


Byles George, real estate agent, office 15 Stevenson's Building, dwl 216 Clara


Bylon Bernard, porter, dwl 8 Auburn


Bynes Thomas, hostler, 213 Pine, dwl 512 Mission Borkman Gns, drayman with Eben E. Morse


BYRING OLE H., repacker and contractor, 224 Jackson


Byrne Alonzo, furniture oiler with Goodwin & Co., dw1 164 Jessie


Byrne Charles, sailmaker, 7 Clav, dwl W s Capp bet. Nineteenth and Twentieth


Byrne Daniel, carpenter, dwl 12} Harriet


Byrne Daniel, cooper with Lyon & Co., dwl 19 Ritch


Byrne Dennis, waiter, dwl 3 Clay Aveune


Bvine Felix, carpenter, dwl 9 Park Avenne


Byrne Frank E., clerk and extraman steamer No. 5, S. F. F. D., dwl 32 Pine


Byrne Garrett J., ( Kerby, B. & Co.) dwl 1108 Bush BYRNE ( Henry H.) & FREELON, ( Thomas


WV. ) attorneys at law, office 28 Court Block, 636 Clav


Byrne Henry H., District Attorney city and county S. F., office 20 second floor City Hall, (and Byrne & Freelon ) dwl 317 Sutter


Byrne Henry L., dwl 533 Sutter


Byrne James, dock hand Dry Dock, dwl Hunter's Point


Byrne James, plumber with Thomas O'Malley, dwl Montana Honse


Byrne John, cooper with L. N. Handy & Co., bds 6 Commercial


Byrne John, porter, 226 Montgomery


Byrne Jobn, seaman sloop Hector, Washington St. Wharf


Byrne John E., clerk with Pascal, Dubedat & Co., dwl 533 Sntter


Byrne John M., importer, office 533 Kearny, dwl 533 Sntter


Byrne Mary E., dressmaker, 252 Minna


Byrne ( Michael ) & Foley, ( Dennis L.) fancy goods, 112 Montgomery


Byrne Michael, ( Byrne & Foley ) dwl 1214 Clay Byrne Michael, drayman, dwl 175 Minna


Byrne Michael, longshoreman, dwl NW cor Howard and Spear


Byrne Michael, shoemaker with Marks & Calisher, dw1 607 Howard


Byrue Nicholas, housemover, dw! 245 Minna


Byrne Patrick, assistant sexton Trinity Church, dwl NW cor Post and Powell


Byrne Patrick, carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post


Byrne Patrick, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Byrne Patrick, laborer, dwl 921 Washington


Byrne Patrick, wood and coal, 422 Fourth, dwl 324 Tehama


Byrue Robert, laborer, dwl 110 Dora


Byrue Stephen, tanner, dwl Harrison bet Twenty- seventh and Twenty-eighth


Byrne Thomas, boots and shoes, 902 Dupont, dwl Union Place


Byrne Thomas, cartman, dwl 1029 Pacific


Byrne Thomas, clerk with James Curtis & Co., dwl N s Green ur Stockton


Byrne Thomas, contractor, dw1 619 Turk


Byrne Thomas, cooper, dwl 19 Ritch


Byrne Thomas, local policeman, dwl 226 Pacific


Byrne Thomas, merchandise broker, 308 Front, dwl N & Seventeenth ur Valencia


Byrne Thomas Jr., clerk 902 Dupont, dwl Union Place


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.


COOPER'S MAGNETIC BALM is the best Family Friend and Companion.


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


Byrne William, clerk 902 Dupont, dwl Union Place Byrne William J., clerk, dwl 252 Minna


BYRNE WILLIAM S., secretary Board Tide Land Commissioners, office SW cor Clay and Kearny, dwl 624 Filbert


Byrnes Daniel, carpenter, II. C. League, 25 Post Byrnes Edwards, laborer, dwl 166 Perry




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