The San Francisco directory for the year 1869, Part 37

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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Byrnes F. M. Miss, assistant teacher Tenth Street School, dw1 805 Sixth


Byrnes HI. S., dressmaker, 360 Third


Byrnes James & Co., (S. C. Piper ) South Point Warehouse, Berry bet Third and Fourth


Byrnes James, (James Byrnes & Co.) res San Mateo


Brynes James, laborer, dwl NW corner Union and Calhoun


Byrnes John, seaman, dwl 160 Clara


Byrnes Joseph A., carpenter, dwl Selina Place Byrnes M. Mrs., dwl 257 Stevenson


Byrnes Michael E., clerk, dwl 166 Perry


Byrnes Patrick, groceries and liquors, SE cor Oak and Lagnna


Byrnes Peter A., upholsterer with Hardie & Fred- ericks


Byrues Stephen, tanner with Cornelius O'Donnell, dwl Gunnison Avenne nr Twenty-seventh


Byrnes Thomas, miner, dwl N s Lynch


Byrnes William, porter Gibbs' Warehouse


Byrnes -, dwl 252 Minna


Byrnes William A., ( Hibbert, Sanborn & Co.) dwl 360 Third


Byrnes .- See Burnes and Burns


Byron John, bricklayer, dwl 411 Clementina


Byron Michael, bricklayer, dwl N s Fifteenth nr Mission


Byrum Ann S., (widow) dwl Ss Brannan bet Seventh and Eighth


Byxbee John F., bookkeeper with H. B. Tichenor & Co., dw1 406 Eddy Byxbee Robert G., ( H. B. Tichenor & Co.) dwl 406 Eddy Byxby .- See Bixby


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CABAÑES & Co., (Chinese) cigarmakers, 323 Clay Cabannes Engene, coffee saloon, NW cor Sansom and Merchant


Cables Alfred H., clerk with F. Garcia, dwl 335 Broadway


Cachot M. A., resident physician St. Mary's Hospital, office and dwl 18 Third


Cacioppo Mariano, ( Angelo Bardellini & Co.) dwl S's Washington nr East


Cadagan James, laborer with R. & J. Morton


Cade Lewis, gardener, San José Road near Five- Mile House


Cadel Peter, dwl NW cor Dupont and Union


Cadenasso Giuseppi, Italian restaurant, 515 Merch Cadigan James, laborer, dwl 509 Howard


Cadigan William, longshoreman, dwl W s Baldwin Court near Folsom


Cadiz Joseph, dwl 909 Jackson


Cadmus William H., barber, dwl 345 Third


Cadogan William, stevedore, Lumb. Stev. Ass., Barra's Hall


Cadogen Timothy, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery CADUC PHILIP, superintendent City Paving Co., office 619 Montgomery, (and Bragg, C. & Fir- derer ) dwl 722 Sutter


Cady Cara, (widow) seamstress. dwl 80 Clementina Cady Edwin A., watchman U. S. Branch Mint, dwl 215 Kearny


Cady George B., photographer with Alexander Edonart, dwl 504 Kearny


Cady John, boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl 36 Moss


Cady Josephine, (widow) dwl 140 Sutter


Cady William J., dw1 847 Howard


Cady William J., miner, dwl 537 Third


Caens William, sailmaker with C. Powers, dwl SE cor Market and Stewart


Caferata Antonio, woodyard, 726 Lombard


Caffai Madame, (widow) dwl 1714 Dupont


Caffall George, longshoreman, dwl W s Vincent nr Union


Caffery J. H., plumber, Pro. E. H. L., 346 Bush


Caffray Timothy, laborer Omnibus R. R., dwl 212 Pacific


Caffrey Edward, storekeeper Occidental Hotel, dwl S & Eighteenth bet Hartford and Noe


Caffrey Frank, waiter Russ House


Caffrey James, woodcarver with Bryant & Strahan, dwl 1610 Mason


Caffrey John F., plumber with MeNally & Haw- kins, dwl Minna bet Sixth and Seventh


Caffrey William, fireman P. M. S. S. Montana


Caflish Leonard, confectioner with Miley, Perrin & Co., 732 Washington


Caghlin Patrick, laborer New U. S. Branch Mint, dwl 313 Tehama


Cagle John, club room, 332 Bush


Caglieri George, bookkeeper with Lastetto & Co .. dwl 4 Jackson


Cagney Martin, laborer 215 O'Farrell


Cagney Timothy, fruits, dwl 611 Geary, rear


Cahalin John, boot and shoemaker, W s Valencia near Twenty-sixth


Cahalan John, carpenter, dwl 1137 Howard


Cahalin John, salesman, 117 Pine, dwl 271 Ste- venson


Cahill Andrew, jobwagon, SW cor California and Davis, dwi 444 Sixth


Cahill C. Miss, seamstress, dwl 26 Minna


Cahill Catherine, (widow) dwl N s Boyd near Chesley


Cahill Charles, lather, dwl 25 Natoma


Cahill Charles, liquor saloon, San José Road bet Sixth and Seventh Mile houses


Cahill David T., clerk, dw1 10 Chesley


CAHILL E. & CO., stock brokers, 406 Mont


Cahill Edward, ( E. Cahill & Co.) 406 Montgomery Cahill Edward, waiter Lick House


Cahill Edward, waiter, dwl South Park Avenue Cahill E. J., surveyor, dwl Johnson House


Calıill Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 426 Folsom


Cahill James, carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post


Cahill James, clerk with E. Cabill & Co


Cabill James, laborer, H. L. League, Dashaway Hall


Cabill James, plasterer, dwl Fourth nr Folsom Cahill James, porter 9 Montgomery, dwl SE corner Fell and Webster


Cahill John, longshoreman with N. P. Trans. Co Cahill John, marblecutter with Edward McGrath, Union bet Ilyde and Larkin


Cahill John, porter 30 Sansom, dwl Oak Grove Av Cahill John J., painter, dwl 1208 Union Cahill Kate Miss, dwl E s Hall Alley


Cabill Lawrence, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart


Cahill Mary Miss, millinery, 35 Second


Cahill Michael, ironer White's Laundry, 26 IIarriet Cahill Michael, wood and coal, Waverly Place, dwl 131 Morton


Cahill Patrick, drayman with Wellman, Peck & Co., dwl 1004 Leavenworth


Cahill Patrick, laborer, dwl 211 Tehama


Cahill Patrick, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery, dwl 12 Chesley


Cahill Patrick, laborer with William Brodie, dwl 213 Tebama


Cahill Patrick, teamster 410 Front, dw1 1004 Leav Cahill Patrick, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel Cahill Thomas, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Cahill Timothy, painter, dwl NE cor Washington and Leavenworth


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


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


C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., Nos. 712, 714 anu Tic, hearny street.


SAN FRANCISCO [ C] DIRECTORY.


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Cahill William, shipcarpenter with Henry J. Ervine, [ Caldwell David, Ala Belle Vue House, San José dwl Silver nr Third Road near St. Mary's College


Cabn Aaron, merchant, office 209 Sansom, dwl 1114 Post


Cabn Armand, clerk with Jerome Cahn, dwl 304 Seventh


Calin Charles, porter 524 California


Cabn Hippolite, clerk, dwl 811 Stockton


Cahn Israel, ( Uhlfelder, C. & Co.) dwl 1120 Post Cahn Jerome, dry goods, SW cor Seventh and Fol- som, dwl 304 Seventh


Cahn Leon Mrs., (widow) dwl 1219 Sutter


CAHN LEOPOLD, agent San Francisco Pioneer Woolen Factory, 115 Battery, dwl NE cor Post and Van Ness Avenue


Cahn L. M., merchant, office 209 Sansom, dw1 1114 Post


Cahn Maier, clerk 9 Montgomery, dwl 1114 Post Cahn Morris, merchant, office 126 Sansom, dwl 911 Clay


Cahn Sylvain, (Lazard Frères) dwl 1517 Powell Cahn Thomas, carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post Cahn .- See Kahn


Cahoon Fred. G., wharfinger Oakland Ferry, dwl 128 Eighth


Cain Edward, steward Hose No. 2, S. F. F. D., dwl Hose House W's Maine nr Folsom


Cain Elizabeth, (widow) ladies' nurse, dwl 305 Union


Cain Francis, stonecutter, Stonecutters' Association, 751 Market


Cain James, laborer with Russell & Hall, dwl 5 Broadway


Cain James Jr., molder, dwl 427 Union


C'ain Jeremiah, tailor, dwl 19 Sherwood Place


Cain John, bricklayer, dwl 214 Broadway


Cain Margaret Miss, shirtmaker with S. Popper, dw1 303 Fourth


Cain Michael, boilermaker Risdon Iron Works


Cain Michael, laborer S. F. Wool Exchange, dwl W s Gaven near Powell


Cain Nancy Miss, seamstress Russ House


Cain Patrick, deckhand, dw1 541 First


Cain Rufus, bricklayer, dwl S s Page near Octavia


Cain Thomas, hackman, Plaza


Cain Thomas, junk dealer, dwl N s Brannan bet Sixth and Clinton


Cain William, trunkmaker, dwl 41 Minna


Cain William H., local agent Equitable Life Assur- ance Society, 430 Mont, dwl 117 Mason


Cain .- See Cane, Kain, and Kane


Caine Michael, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Caire Daniel, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl NE cor Napa and Illinois


Caire Justinian, importer and jobber hardware, 530 Washington and 1028 Dupont, dwl 313 Green


Cairnes John, machinist Risdon Iron Works, dw1 6 Shipley


Cairns James, dwl 1505 Larkiu


Cairns Peter, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mill


Cairns Robert, salesman, dw1 311 Jessie


Cairns Thomas, painter, dwl 103 First


Caizac Paul, salesman, 633 Clay, dw1 1110 Clay


Caldan Daniel, laborer, dwl 120 Shipley


CALDER ALEXANDER W., dentist, office 30 Kearny, furnished rooms and dwl 216 Second Calder Jolin, dentist, dw1 216 Second


Calder W. H. V., printer, Eureka Typographical Rooms, 539 Washington


Calder William C., varnisher with W. M. Stoddard, dw1 68 Minna


Calderwood A., carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post Caldwell Andrew, (widow) dwl 1718 Leavenworth Caldwell Charles, carpenter with William Kreger, dwl 111 Ellis


Caldwell Charles, carpenter, dw1 29 Second


Caldwell Charles, carpenter, dw1 312 Folsom


Caldwell Charles, molder with Palmer, Knox & Co Caldwell C. M., lather, dwl N s Miss nr Beale, rear


Caldwell David, clerk with Edward S. Spear & Co., dwl 20 Scott. Place


Caldwell H. Maxwell, machinist Miners' Foundry, dwl 308 Beale


Caldwell J., machinist, dw1 589 Market


Caldwell James, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co


Caldwell James, plasterer, dwl 1714 Leavenworth


Caldwell John, laborer, dwl E s Bestole


Caldwell John, steward P. M. S. S. Colorado, dwl 535 First


Caldwell Mary C. Mrs., assistant teacher Mission Grammar School, dwl Second Av nr Sixteenth Caldwell Samuel, carpenter Empire Mills, dwl 234 Minna


Caldwell Terrence, dwl Golden Gate Driving Park Caldwell William ( Lamont & C.) dwl Es Shotwell bet Twenty-third and Twenty.fourth


Caldwell William T., clerk with E. P. White, dwl 26 Harriet


Caledonia Tunnel & M. Co., (Gold Hill, Nevada) office 37 Merchants' Exchange


Calhoun Charles A., book and job printer, 320 Clay, dw1 215 Mason


Calhoun James P., Mrs., dw1 308 Third


Calhoun William, fireman, dwl E s Chesley bet Harrison and Bryant


Calhoun William, laborer with Kerrins & Co


CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF NATURAL SCI- ENCES, rooms 622 Clay


California and Nevada Iron M. Co., office 46 Mer- chiants' Exchange


California and Nevada Smelting and Reduction Co., (White Pine) office 419 California


CALIFORNIA AND OREGON PACKET LINE, office 204 California


California Avenue Homestead Association, office 619 Montgomery


California Bible Society, 757 Market, Frederick Buel agent


CALIFORNIA BLOCK, SE cor California and Battery


CALIFORNIA BORAX CO., (Clear Lake) office 305 Sansom


CALIFORNIA BRASS WORKS, Gallagher, Weed & Co. proprietors, 125 First


CALIFORNIA BUILDING, LOAN AND SAV- INGS SOCIETY, Thomas Mooney President, office 405 California


CALIFORNIA BUSINESS UNIVERSITY, E. P. Heald president, 204 Montgomery


California Chemical Works, San Bruno Road, three miles from City Hall


CALIFORNIA CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, (now Advocate) office 711 Mission


CALIFORNIA COMMERCIAL AND MANU- FACTURING CO., 319 Clay and 320 Commer- cial, W. W. Knight secretary


CALIFORNIA DEMOKRAT, (daily, German) Frederick Hess & Co. proprietors, office NW cor Sacramento and Kearny


CALIFORNIA DRY DOCK CO., Hunter's Point, offices 28 Merchants' Exchange and 636 Clay CALIFORNIA FARMER. (weekly, agricultural) Warren & Co. editors and proprietors, office 320 Clay


CALIFORNIA FILE MANUFACTURING CO., (W. Wusthoff, L Kramer, M. Harris and John Burke) 437 Brannan


CALIFORNIA FOUNDRY, William Brodie pro- prietor, NW cor Main and Harrison


CALIFORNIA FRAME FACTORY, Jones & Haviland proprietors, Ss Berry bet Fourth aud Fifth


California Glove Co., ( Platt Conklin & F. G. Conklin ) 416 Battery


CALIFORNIA HIDE DEPOT, Alois Brandt pro- prietor, 11 and 13 Broadway


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.


REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO., Wholesale Druggists, 416 and 418 Front Street.


134 SAN FRANCISCO [C]


DIRECTORY.


CALIFORNIA HOTEL, George Chapnis propri- etor, SE eor Dupont and Commercial CALIFORNIA IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATION, office 712 Montgomery


CALIFORNIA INSURANCE CO., (Fire and Ma- rine) C. T. Hopkins president, Zenas Crowell secretary, office 318 California


CALIFORNIA LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE, office 319 Battery, John White secretary


CALIFORNIA LAND EXCHANGE, Charles R. Story president, A. Martinon secretary, office 526 California


CALIFORNIA LINE PACKETS from New York, Platt & Newton agents, SW cor Cal and Front California Live Stock Assurance Co., George Treat president, W. Ang. Knappe secretary, office 9 New Merchants' Exchange


California Malt House, 436 Brannan


California Marine Paint Co., office SW cor Kearny and Clav, room 10


California Market, Tevis & Davis proprietors, Cal- ifornia to Pine bet Montgomery and Kearny


CALIFORNIA MEDICAL GAZETTE, (monthly) A. Roman & Co. publisbers, office 419 Mout- gomery


CALIFORNIA, MEXICO AND OREGON S. S. CO., (now North Pacific Transportation Co.) office cor Leidesdorff and California


CALIFORNIA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., Frank MeCoppin president, John Crockett secretary, office 13 Merchants' Exchange


CALIFORNIA PACIFIC RAILROAD EXTEN- SION CO., office 415 Montgomery


California Pacific Railroad, freight office cor Front and Vallejo


CALIFORNIA PIONEER FUSE MANUFAC- TURING CO., NW cor Carolina and Mari- posa, office 314 California


CALIFORNIA PIONEERS, (Society of) rooms 808 Montgomery


CALIFORNIA PLANING MILLS, ( Adams, Blinn & Co., C. J. Prescott, Josiah D. Taney. and James Taney ) proprietors, NW cor How- ard and Spear


CALIFORNIA POLICE GAZETTE, (weekly) office SW cor Front and Jackson


CALIFORNIA POWDER WORKS, (Santa Cruz) John F. Lobse secretary, office 314 California California Prison Commission, office 302 Montgom- ery room 6 fourth floor


California Publishing Co., 31 Kearny


California Real Estate Association, office 704 Market California Russian Fur Co., office 420 Montgomery California Silk Culture Co., office 416 Montgomery California State Co., office 716 Montgomery


CALIFORNIA SOAP CO., factory W 8 Sansom nr Greenwich, office 520 Front


CALIFORNIA STATE TELEGRAPH CO., George Hart Mumford president, George S. Ladd secretary and treasurer, James Gamble superintendent, office 522 California


California State Women's Hospital, Mrs. Lee matron, 21 Hawthorne


CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., office NE cor Front and JJackson


CALIFORNIA STOCK EXCHANGE, rooms Montgomery Block


California Street Railroad Homestead Association, office 220 Montgomery


CALIFORNIA SUGAR REFINERY, SW cor Eighth and Brannan, office 210 California


CALIFORNIA TEACHER, (monthly) office 712 Washington


CALIFORNIA THEATER. Barrett & McCul- longh managers, N s Bush bet Kearny and Dupont


California Tool Works, J. Weichhart proprietor, 143 Beale


CALIFORNIA TRUST CO., Henry L. Davis president, D. W. C. Thompson cashier, office 421 California


CALIFORNIA TYPE FOUNDRY CO., William Fanlkner & Son agents, 411 Clay


CALIFORNIA WINE COOPERAGE CO., depot SW cor Drumm and Commercial


Calish R. S., express wagon, SE cor Broadway and Dupont, dwl HIHI Sacramento


Calisher Julius. ( Marks & C .; dwl 215 Seventh


Calistoga and Geyser Turnpike Road Co., office 420 Montgomery


Calkin Milo, bookkeeper, dw1 516 Taylor


Call Andrew, groceries, cor Fifth and Folsom, dwl 353 Clementina


Call Dennis, teamster with James McDevitt, dwl SW eor Sansom and Vallejo


Call G. H., carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post Call Jonas, dw1 908 Broadway


Call Patrick, laborer with A. M. Ebbets, dwl 214 Broadway


Callabotta Sylvester, restanrant, 18 Folsom


Callaghan Cal, laborer, dwl Laurel Hill Cemetery Callaghan Charles, sea captain, dw1 608 Ellis


CALLAGHAN DANIEL, manufacturer Donnolly & Co's Yeast Powder, 121 Front, dwI NW cor Howard and Fourteenth


Callaghan David, laborer with M. Heyfron, dwl 158 Minna


Callaghan Dennis, carpenter, dwl 114 Haves


Callaghan James, ironer White's Laundry, 26 Harriet Callaghan James, laborer, dwl Filbert bet Sansom and Montgomery


Callaghan James, proprietor Bay State House, NE cor Front and Sacramento


Callaghan Jobn, ironer with E. P. White, 26 Harriet Callaghan John, stoker, dwl 135 Folsom


Callaghan Martin, laborer, dwl W's Main bet Folsom and Harrison


Callaghan Michael, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Callaghan Owen, baker, dwl 1323 Sac, rear


Callaghan Owen, cook Industrial School, Cld Ocean House Road


Callaghan Patrick, shoemaker, dw1 506 Minna. rear Callaghan Patrick, waiter City and County Hospi- tal, SW cor Stockton and Francisco


Callaghan Sherwood, clerk with Murphy, Grant & Co., dwl Occidental Hotel


Callaghan Thomas, laborer with J. B. Kemp Callaghan Timothy, laborer with James P. Pierce


Callaghan T. O., carpenter, dwl 128 Shipley


Callaghan William, farmer, dwl 2 Jasper Place


Callaghan William, porter P. M. S. S. Constitution


CALLAGHAN'S BUILDING, W s Dupont bet Clay and Washington


Callaban Bernard, chief engineer S. F. & P. Su- gar Refinery, dwl 16 Russ


Callahan Charles, laborer, Pioneer Woolen Factory Callahan Cornelius, butcher with William K. Deit- rich, dwl 623 Geary


Callahan Cornelius, laborer, dwl 47 Ecker


Callahan Cornelius, laborer, dwl Es White bet Val- lejo and Green


Callahan David, shoemaker, 302 Market


Callahan Dennis, hackman, dwl 260 First


Callahan James, shoemaker, 60 First, dwl 3 Lick Alley


Callahan James, helper with Thomas Day, dwl cor Sixth and Brannan


Callahan John, coachman Cosmopolitan Ilotel, dwl 504 Market


Callahan Johu, conductor City Railroad, dwl 759 Mission


Callahan John, hostler, dwl 7 Bernard


Callahan John, laborer, dwl SW cor Pierce and Eddy


Callahan John, liquor saloon, NE corner Brannan and Sixth Callahan M. B., dw1 431 Sixth


EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Steel and Copperplate Engravers and Printers, cor, Clay and Commercial.


PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY circulates throughout British Columbia.


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


SAN FRANCISCO [C] DIRECTORY.


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Callahan Michael, laborer, dwl N s Lick nr First Callahan Michael, laborer with JJ. B. Kemp


Callahan Patrick, express wagon, cor Front and Market, dwl 442 Brannan


Callahan Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Shipley bet Eighth and Ninth


Callahan Patrick, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Callahan Philip, molder, dwl 90 Everett


Callahan Philip, molder Atlas Iron Works


Callahan S., dwl Occidental Hotel


Callahan Thomas, Jaborer, dwl 66 First


Callahan Thomas, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Callaban Timothy, laborer, dwl 123 Pacific


Callahan William, hostler with Bouton & Son, dwl 2 Jasper Place


Callahan William, shoemaker with Donovan Bros., dwl 2 Jasper Place


Callahan .- See Kallahan


Callaher Daniel, boilermaker Risdon Iron Works Callaher .- See Kelleher


Callan Christopher, dwl 1407 Mason


Callan John, hackdriver Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 506 Market


Callan ( Thomas) & Grellis, (John ) liquor saloon, 210 Sutter


Callan Thomas, (Callan & Grellis) dwl 1 Harlan Place


Callanan Michael, laborer, dwl Ocean Beach Road 23 miles from Cliff Honse


Callavan Timothy, boilermaker, dwl 10 Anthony Callen John, Jaborer, dwl 410 Sixth, rear


Callen Michael, marbleworker with M. Ileverin, dwl 115 Shipley


Callender David A., clerk with Preston & McKin- non, dwl 737 Howard


Callender Henry A., manufacturing jeweler, 315 Montgomery, dwl 553} Natoma


Callender John T., (colored) boarding, 5 Broadway Callhin Edward, longshoreman with N. P. Trans. Co Callinan Timothy, cabinetmaker with George O. Whitney & Co., dwl Anthony nr Mission


Callingham William J., insurance adjuster, dwl 410 Kearny


Callon Thomas, dwl NW cor Broadway and Davis Callson Peter, carpenter, dwl 1435 Pacific


Callundan Christian F., local policeman, dwl 34 Tyler


Calman Patrick, porter, dwl NE cor Front and Sac Calmer John, laborer, dwl Clem bet First and Second Calnan Daniel, drayman with William Hannon, dwl 120 Shipley


Calnan John J., harnessmaker with Augustus Till- man, dwl 30 Clementina


Calnan Patrick, laborer with E. A. T. Gallagher, 13 Freelon


Calney Daniel, drayman, dw1 753 Mission


Calnon Charles, liquor saloon, 601 Kearny


Calnon Ellen Mrs., furnished rooms, dw] 143 Natoma Calnon William, dwl 107 Sansom


Calon Owen, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Calso Lnke, drayman, dwl NE cor Turk and Polk Calver Samnel, carpenter, dwl Cambridge House


Calvert Henry W., mannf dentist with Cole & Calvert, dwl 21 Post


Calvert John, contractor, dwl 706 Sutter


Calvert John, ( Painter & C.) dwl 706 California


Calvert John F., bricklayer, Bricklayer's Protective Association, 751 Market


Calvert William, ( Cole & C.) dwl 21 Post Calvert William, seaman, dwl 135 Folsom


Caman Patrick, laborer, dwl S s Eddy nr Pieree Camarillo Luis, porter, 111 Battery, dwl Russ House Cambell George E .. clerk, 323 Bush


Cambell M. D., bricklayer, Bricklayers' Pro. Ass., 751 Market


Cambernons Alexander, cooper, dwl 16 Card Alley Cambers Thomas, shoemaker with Bryant & Sel- lers, dwl 776 Folsom


Cambonrnac Jean, tailor, dwl Virginia nr Pacific


CAMBRIAN HOUSE, Jenkins & Evans pro- prietors, 403 Broadway


Cambridge House, Lawrence MeKeone proprietor, 304 Pacific


Cambridge Joseph, machinist, dwl Montana Hotel Camel Andrew, laborer, dwl 819 Battery, rear


Camel John, laborer, dwl 433 Broadway


Camerdon Michael, laborer, dwl Central Road near Toll Gate


Cameron A. B., machinist, dwl 507 Mission


Cameron Alex. D., carpenter, dw] What Cheer H


Cameron Angus, ( Langland & C.) dwl 216 Pros- pect Place


Cameron Anstin, with Ynill & Johnson, 4 Fourth


Cameron Benjamin, picture-framemaker with Nile & Durney, dwl 135 Fifth


Cameron Christiana S. Miss, tailoress with Simon Reinstein, dwl 100} Second


Cameron Daniel, ( Farnham &. C.) dwl 318 Beale


Cameron Duncan, foundryman, dwl 1412 Sac


Cameron Elizabeth, (widow) boarding, 312 Beale


Cameron Elizabeth S. Miss, teacher City Female Seminary


Cameron Hannah H., (widow) dwl 135 Fifth


Cameron Hngh, brass finisher with W. T. Garratt, dwl 509 Third


Cameron James, baker, 509 Third


Cameron James, turner with Langland & Cameron, dwl 111 Freelon


Cameron John, dw1 615 Commercial


Cameron John, shipjouer, dw1 549 Howard


Cameron Julia A. Mrs., furnished rooms, NW cor O'Farrell and Mason


Cameron Mary Miss, dressmaker, dwl 213 Dupont Cameron Mary A., (widow) dwl N s Mission near Main, rear


Cameron Nathan, speculator, dwl 258 Jessie


Cameron P. A., carpenter, dw1 512 Howard


Cameron Robert, teamster with Dutton & Moore, dwl 312 Beale


Cameto Martin, ( Dupuy & Co.) dwl 528 Broadway Camman ( Augustus) & Co., ( Thomas Stoffer) shipchandlers, 152 Stewart


Camman Augustus, ( Camman & Co. ) dwl 261 Clara Cammet John, dwl NE cor Howard and Thirteenth Cammet's Coffee and Dining Saloon, Malone & O'Donnel proprietors, 57 and 59 Third


Cammil Gustave, tailor, dwl 9 Union Place Camp H., carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post


Camp J. M., dwl 737 Howard


Camp Sarah, (widow) dwl 531 Greenwich


Camp .- See Kamp and Kemp


Campbell A. J., carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post CAMPBELL, ( Ale.cander ) FOX ( Charles N. ) &


CAMPBELL, ( Henry C.) attorneys at law, offiee 528 California


Campbell Alexander, (Campbell, Fox & Campbell ) res Oakland


Campbell Alexander, attorney at law, office rooms 26 and 28 Exchange Building, dwl 208 Post


Campbell Alexander, carpenter, dwl St. Charles Hotel


Campbell Alexander, clerk with A. Roman & Co., dwl 1124 Market


Campbell Alexander, miner, dwl 906 Vallejo


Campbell Amy Miss, assistant teacher North Cosmo- politan School. dwl 1220 Jackson


Campbell Andrew, builder and contractor, dwl 1303 Kearny


Campbell Anna, (widow) dressmaker, dwl 1426 Stockton


Campbell Bartholemew, laborer with J. B. Kemp Campbell B. J., molder, dwl 34 Minna


Campbell Charles, compositor, dw] 22 Kearny


Campbell Charles, engineer, dwl 6 Thomson Avenue Campbell Charles, wireworker with H. T. Graves, dwl 1220 Jackson


Campbell Cornelia E. Miss, assistant teacher South Cosmopolitan Primary School, dwl 68 Clem


E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Braids of all kinds.


For Pure California Port, Angelica, Cucamungo and Native White Wines, go to M. S. WHITING & CO., 219 Bush St. See next loaf.


RAREY'S CONDITION POWDERS the best medicine for all kinds of Stock


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Campbell Duncan, shiprigger, dwl 1306 Mont Campbell Edward, actor Maguire's Opera House Campbell Edward, laborer S. F. Shot & Lead Works, dwl SE cor Howard and Second


Campbell Frank, barkeeper 432 Cal, dwl 316 Pine Campbell Francis, real estate, dwl S s Twentieth bet Guerrero and Dolores


Campbell Frederick, Plumber's Pro. E. H. L., 346 Bush


Campbell George, ( Dickson, De Wolf & Co.) res London


Campbell George, machinist, dwl 504 Howard


Campbell George J., boilermaker, Union Iron Works, dwl NE cor Main and Folsom


Campbell Henry C., (Campbell, Fox & C. ) attorney at law, office 528 California, res Oakland


Campbell Isaac, apprentice Kimball Manufacturing Co., dwl 20 Stanford


Campbell Isaac, baker, dwl 20 Stanford


Campbell Jacob A., foreman with Massey & Yung, dwl 649 Sacramento


Campbell James, currier with Buckingham & Hecht, dwl S s Market nr Valencia


Campbell James, longshoreman, dwl 26 Stewart


Campbell James A., calker, Ship C. Ass., Barra's Hall


CAMPBELL JAMES D., Eureka Restaurant, W s Spear nr Mission


CAMPBELL JAMES W. H., proprietor Cunning- ham's Warehouse, office cor Front and Green, dwl 1117 Montgomery


Campbell John, dwl 1922 Taylor


Campbell John, bookkeeper with Pope & Talbot, dwl 312 Brannan


Campbell John, carpenter, dwl 20 Sansom


Campbell John, carpenter, dwl 741 Market


Campbell John, glassblower Pacific Glass Works, dwI W s Geneva bet Brannan and Townsend Campbell John, laborer, dwl 978 Harrison


Campbell John, porter International Hotel, dwl 9 Pinckney Place


Campbell John, seaman, dwl 116 Stewart


Campbell John J., clerk, dwl 460 Miuna


Campbell Joseph, molder, dwl 5 Natoma


Campbell ( Joseph F.) & Conrad, ( Henry) hair- dressing saloon, 268 First




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