The San Francisco directory for the year 1869, Part 42

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


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Clarke Samuel J. Jr., U. S. Register in Bankruptcy, Second District, office 23-25 U. S. Court Build- ing, Battery, dwl Occidental Hotel


Clarke Thomas, blacksmith Risdon Iron Works, dwl Natoma bet Eighth and Ninth


Clarke Thomas, real estate, dwl 1119 Howard Clarke William, laborer with James P. Pierce Clarke William, laborer with J. B. Kemp Clark's Building, 316 Pine


CLARK'S POINT WAREHOUSE, Clarke & Saw- yer proprietors, NW cor Front and Broadway Clarkson Henry C., broker, dw1 662 Howard Clarkson Isaiah, (colored) whitewasher, dwl W s Washoe nr Vallejo


Clarkson William O., accountant with George W. Knight. E s Potrero Avenue nr Alameda


Clarot Charles, machinist, dw1 431 Pine


Clary Edward, molder, dwl 933 Folsom


Clary James, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart


Clary John, bricklayer, dwl S s Ash nr Van Ness Avenue


Clary Peter, laborer, dwl 30 Natoma


Clary Peter, laborer with R. & J. Morton


Clary Thomas, laborer, dwl Fourteenth Avenne bet N and P, South San Francisco


Clary Thomas, paper carrier, dwl S s Ash nr Van Ness Avenue


Clary William, (colored) cook, SE cor Washington and Sansom


Clary William H., miner, dw1 212 Bush


Clasby James, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Clasby John, cartman, dw1 1014 Filbert, rear


Clash James, shipwright, Ship. Ass., Barra's Hall Classan Bernard, laborer, Battery Street U. S. Bonded Warehouse, dwl 512 Taylor


Classen Adolph, mariner, bds 39 Jackson


Classen George, bds 338 Bush


Classen Henry, helper U. S. B. Mint, dw1 737 How Classen John C., carpenter and builder, dwl 2204 Powell


Claude H. G., clerk, dw1 208 O'Farrell


Clauder Adam, clerk, 202 First.


Claus Diedrich A., dentist, office and dwl 137 Third Claus George, blacksmith with Pollard & Carvill, dwl 34 Minna


Clauseman Lewis, sawyer, dwl 54 First


Clausen Auguste, shipwright, Ship. Ass., Barra's Hall Clansen Claus. mariner, bds 39 Jackson


Clausen Francis, jeweler, 608 Sacramento, dwl 316 Haves


Clausen Frank, coppersmith with Charles W. Smith, dwl N & Jackson bet Dupont and Stockton


Clausen Hans, farmer with H. Schwerin, E end Visitacion Valley ur San Bruno Road .


Clansey John G., dwl American Exchange


Clausmann Lonis, molder with Clerc & Co., dwl cor Pacific and Dupont


Clanssen Benjamin, carpenter, dwl 132 Stewart Claussen F. W., shipcarpenter, dwl New Atlantic Hotel


Claussen H. H., veterinary surgeon, office 213 Pine Claussen John, cigars and tobacco, 240 Bush, dwl 4 Selina Place


Claveau Antoine, scenic artist, dwl 1407 Powell


Claverie P., ( X. Loumes & Co.) office 526 Merchant Clawson Henry A., (Gardner &. C.) dwl SE cor California and Montgomery


CLAWSON JOSEPH W., physician, office 402 Montgomery, dw] 410 Kearny


Clay Fredric ( Boston Cracker Co.) dwl 512 Stock Clay G. C., carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post


Clay Jabez P., brickmanufacturer, yard S s Seven- teenth bet Church and Sanchez, dwl NW cor Seventeenth and Second Avenue


CLAY STREET MARKET, 514, 516, and 518 Clay Clayburgh Albert ( Mahler, Lebenbaum & Co.) dwl 202 Ellis Clayburgh Moses, clothing, 523 Sacramento, dwl 27 Sixth


CLAYTON C. & CO., produce commission and de- pot Santa Clara Flour Mills, NE cor Front and Clay


Clayton Charles, (C. Clayton & Co. ) dwl 558 Fol Clayton Charles W., clerk with C. Clayton & Co., dwl N s Riley nr Taylor


Clayton F., engineer C. S. Nav. Co. stm Amelia Clayton Frank D., clerk with Pickett & Harrison, dwl 1206 Stockton


Clayton H. J., restaurant, dwl 631 Sacramento Clayton William, fruit, N & Sixteenth, nr Valencia Clear Lake Water Co., office 3 Front


Cleary Amasa, driver Lick House Coaches Cleary Bartholomew, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Cleary Benjamin, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Cleary Bernard, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Cleary Francis D., bookkeeper with Taaffe & Co., dwl SE cor Howard and Twenty- fifth


Cleary Hannah, (widow) furnished rooms, 173 Minna Cleary Jobn, laborer, dwl 148 Minna


Cleary John, laborer, dwI S s Eddy nr Pierce


Cleary John, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Cleary Lawrence, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Cleary Michael,, pailturner with Elam & Howes, dwl 105 First


Cleary Michael, teacher St. Patrick's School, dwl Montana Hotel


Cleary Patrick, salesman 220 Sansom, dwl cor Howard and Twenty-fifth


Cleary Patrick, shoemaker, 514 Mission


Cleary Peter, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Cleary Thomas, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co


Cleary Thomas P., plasterer, dwl N s Fulton nr Octavia


Cleaveland D. B., dw1 737 Howard


Cleaveland C. D., laborer with Hobbs, Gilmore & Co., dw1 54 First


Cleaveland Edward, clerk, dw1 630 Sacramento


Cleaveland Henry W., architect, dwl Occidental Hotel


Cleaveland .- See Cleveland


Cleaves Edward, actor Maguire's Opera House


Cleavy James, carpenter, dw1 113 William


Clees Peter, billiard-tablemanufacturer, 515 Jackson Clegg Lydia A. Miss, assistant teacher Lincoln Pri- mary School, dwl 425 Bryant


Clemens Andrew, shipcarpenter, dwl 232 Ritch


Clement Benjamin F., cigars and tobacco, dwl 231 Clara


Clement Charles, merchant, dwl 4 Hardie Place


Clement Charles, upholsterer, dwl 1610 California


Clement Charles H., picture-framemaker, dwl 759 Mission


Clement Charles Mrs., dwl 759 Mission


Clement Daniel, carpenter, dwl 21 Ritch


Clement Ephraim B., searcher records, office 710 Washington, dw1 616 Greenwich


Clement Frances Mrs., teacher music, dwl 479 Jessie


Clement Henry, laborer with Hobbs, Gilmore & Co., dwl 103 First


Clement Jabish, (R. P. & J. Clement) attorney at law, office 51 Exchange Bnlding, res Alameda Clement John, clerk with Platt & Newton


Clement John, salesman, dw1 819 Kearny


CLEMENT JOSEPH, searcher records, office 710 Washington, dwl 526 Green


Clement J. T., dwl W s Mission bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth


Clement L. G., local policeman, dwl NW cor Guer- rero and Twenty-fourth


Clement Lucius G., inspector Health Office


Clement Lyman H., teacher California Business University, 204 Montgomery, dwl 479 Jessie Clement M. W., carpenter, H. C. League


Clement Peter, upholsterer with N. P. Cole & Co., dwl California bet Polk and Van Ness Avenne CLEMENT R. P. & JABISH, attorneys at law, office 51 Exchange Building


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


M. S. WHITING & CO., supply invalids, apothecaries, and families, with pure Wines and unadulterated Liquors. See next leaf.


REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO., The Wholesale Druggists of the Pacific Coast.


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PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY circulates throughout Utah and Washington Territories.


Clement Roswell P., ( R. P. and Jabish Clement) \ attorney at law, office 51 Exchange Building, dwl W 8 Mission bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth


Clement Rufus II., salesman with Waterhouse & Lester, dwl 1118 Sacramento


CLEMENTINA STREET LIVERY STABLE Thomas Barry proprietor, 16-18 Clementina


Clements Andrew, shipwright, Ship. Association, Barra's Hall


Clements Daniel, carpenter, dwl 21 Stockton Place Clements James, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl N & Shasta ur Illinois


Clements John, dwl 54 First


Clements John, captain schooner Caroline, dw1 408 Greenwich


Clements John, clerk with M. Tarpey & Co., dwl Dora between Seventh and Eighth


Clements John, pressinan with Francis & Valentine, dwl S s Broadway nr Leavenworth


Clements Reuben Z., auctioneer and commission, 1134 Market, dw1 465 Stevenson


Clements Thomas, painter, dwl 107 Chambers


Clements William, foreman with Morgan & Co., 87 California Market, res Sancelito


Clementz Lonis, cabinetmaker with Miller & Rohr, dwl Chicago Hotel


Clench William C., carpenter with Mech. Mill & M. Co., dwl 12 Third


Clendeniug D. R., major U. S. A., dwl cor Market and Stockton


Clendening John, molder Jackson Foundry, dwl 23 Minna


Clendennan Alexander G., with Gracier, Heald & Bonney, dwl W s California Avenue nr Isabella Clennan Michael, shoemaker dwl 29 Jessie, rear


Clenson James, laborer, Lab. League, Dashaway Hall


Clerc ( P. F.) & Co., (W. Debrie and H. Voitelot) proprietors City Iron Works, 28 Fremont


Clerc P. F., (.Clerc & Co. ) dwl Quincy nr Pine Clerks' Relief Society, rooms 410 Kearny


Clermont Rudolph, dw1 955 Howard


Clesiovich Michael, barkeeper, 623 Davis


Clen John P., baker, dwl 2210 Mason


Cleust W. C., carpenter, dw1 507 Mission


Cleveland E. A. Miss, assistant teacher Girls' High School, res Oakland


CLEVELAND (James M.) & EVERETT, (Ed- ward ) crockery, glassware, and house furnishing goods, 131 Kearny


Cleveland James M., ( Cleveland & Everett) dwl 2021 Polk


Cleveland John A. B., planer California Mills, dwl 640 Howard


Cleveland Renben S., driver with Goodwin & Co Cleveland .- See Cleaveland


Clexton Thomas, laborer with J. B. Kemp


CLIFF HOUSE, Junius G. Foster proprietor, Ter- minus Point Lobos Road, 6} miles from City Hall


Clifford Daniel, laborer S. F. Gas Co


Clifford David, painter with Wason & Morris


Clifford Francis, ( Mc Laughlin & C.) dwl Seven- teenth bet Mission and Market


Clifford George, merchandise broker, 200 California, dwl 1212 Mason


Clifford Hiram, milkranch, dwl W s Fourteenth nr Castro


Clifford Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 220 Fifth


Clifford Jeremiah, miner, dwl 31 Hunt


Clifford John, driver Central Railroad


Clifford John, laborer, dw1 220 Fifth


Clifford Jobn, machinist, dwl 519 Mission


Clifford John, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart


Clifford Patrick, stairbuilder, dwl N & Willow Ave- nue bet Valencia and Mission


Clifford Robert, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl E 8 Georgia ur Shusta


Clifford Thomas, bootmaker, dwl E s First Avenue bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth


Clifford Thomas C., teamster Golden Gate Mills, dwl 508 ()'Farrell


Clifford W. E., quartermaster P. M. S. S. China Clifton Edward W., marine secretary Peoples In- surance Co., dwl 621 Harrison


Clifton John, helper with James Weir, dwl 519 Mis Clifton William, steward P. M. S. S. Japan


Clinch Bryan J., architect with Thomas England, dwl 305 Lombard


Clinch Charles G., bookkeeper with A. C. Dietz & Co., res Oakland


Clinch James, laborer with James P. Pierce


Clinch W. E., carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post


Clinchv Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 423 Post


Cline Henry, boatman, dwl 5 Mission


Cline Henry, driver with Brader Brothers, dwl 738 Broadway


CLINE HENRY, groceries and liquors, 5 Mission, dwl 118 Main


Cline John, seaman, dwl 135 Folsom


Cline John F., express wagon, cor Clay and Front, dwl 1335 Pacific


Cline Peter, express wagon, eor Sacramento and Front. dwl E s Hyde nr Jackson


CLINE ( William ) & FRANKS, ( Frederick ) }um- ber and real estate dealers and agents Garcia Flume Mill Co., office 425 Kearny


Cline William, (Cline & Franks ) dwl 618 Cal


Cline William, carrier Morning Call and Bulletin, dwl 1711 Leavenworth


Clint Charles, stevedore, dwl S s Greenwich bet Montgomery and Sansom


Clinton Dewitt, carpenter, dwl 211 Perry


Clinton George, engineer, dw1 709 Vallejo


Clinton James, waterman, dwl 415 Natoma, rear Clinton J. J., local policeman, dwl 707 Mason


Clinton John, laborer Black Diamond Coal Co., dwl E & Sullivan nr Courtlandt Avenue


Clinton Monnd Tract Homestead Association, office 432 Montgomery


Clinton Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Mission nr Twenty-first


Clinton Richard, actor, dwl SW cor Montgomery and Jackson


Clinton Vesta, (widow) (colored) lanndress, dwl 222 Ritch


Clinton W. H., peddler, 214 Fourth


Clipper S. M. Co., (White Pine) office 419 Cal


Cliquet Geo. E., boxmaker with Hobbs, Gilmore & Co., dwl 71 Natoma


Clisby Seth, clerk, dwl 730 Howard


Clodi F. Louis, compositor California Demokrat, dw1 822 Clay


Cloepperd Adolf C., bootmaker with Buckingham & Hecht, dwl Hickory Avenue bet Gough and Franklin


Clooney John G., pressman with E. Bosqui & Co., dw1 1119 Sacramento


Clooney John P., pressman Alta Job Office, dwl 1119 Sacramento


Cloph H., honsemover, dwl 728 Market


Close G. W., steward Purser's Department P. M. steamer China


Close Hugh, laborer P. M. S. S. Co., dwl cor Santa Clara and Illinois


Close Jolin E., silversmith with Vanderslice & Co., dwl Overland House


Close Thompson W., conductor N. B. & M. Rail- road, dwl 255 Clementina


Close William, dw1 25 Geary


Cloud John, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Clough Alfonso, wireworker with 11. T. Graves


Clough Amos, mariner, dw1 713 Howard


Clough Charles L., elerk with Freeman, Smith & Co., dwl Mill Creek nr Long Bridge


Clough Elijah, printer with Joseph Winterburn & Co., dw1 519 Jessie


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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Clough Frank W., wheelwright with Taber & Cun- ningham, dwl 713 Howard


Clough Frederick, wagonmaker with Thomas Don- lan, dwl 713 Howard


Clough James P., mining agent, dw! 803 Bush Clongh John F., clerk with S. E. & T. Smith, dwl 713 Howard


Clougb John W., blacksmith with S. A. Winall, dwl 117 Perry


Clough Mary A., lodgings, 29} Third


Clough M. E., engineer with J. Martenstein & Co., dwl 1516 Masou -


Clousey Mary Miss, dwl 4 St. Mary Place


Clow Andrew, carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post


Cloyes Charles E., assistant statistical clerk Custom Honse, dwl 1114 Clay


CLUFF ( William B.) & DEWITT, ( Mortimer ) family grocers, 223 Third


Cluff William B., (Cluff &. De Witt) dwl 159 Tehama


Clnen Thomas, blacksmith, dw1 218 Perry


Cluney Dennis, blacksmith, dwl 510 Minna


Cluver Jobn G. H., groceries and liquors, SE cor Geary and Larkin


Clyde Robert S., attorney at law and searcher records, office 625 Merchant


Coad Alfred, machinist Vulcan Iron Works, dwl 832 Harrison


Coad Heury, actor Maguire's Opera House, dwl 710 Geary


Coady James K., trunkmaker and extraman H. & L. Co. No. 1, S. F. F. D., dwl cor Third and Jessie


Coady Jobn, apprentice with Shute & Brother, dwl N & Jessie bet Third and Fourth


Coakley Charles, blacksmith with J. W. Farren, dwl 409 Folsom


Coakley Jobn, helper with Isaac H. Small, dwl St. Mary near California


Coakley John, laborer, dw1 33 Frederick


Coakley John F., salesman with Henry Hemmel- berg, dwl 114 Third


Coakley Patrick, laborer New U. S. Branch Mint Coakley P. M., shipwright, Ship. Ass., Barra's Hall Coal Claude, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel


Coan Samuel L., bookkeeper with Hawley & Co., dwl 223 First


Coast Line Stage Co., W. G. Roberts agent, office 208 Montgomery


COATES CALEB, wines and liquors, 37 Sutter, res Oakland


Coates George K., clerk with Bullock & Jones, 421 Montgomery


Coates James, fireman P. M. S. S. Golden City


Coates Moses M., carpenter and builder, dwl 215 Jones


Coates William, seaman, dwl 127 Folsom


Coats Alfred, carpenter, dwl 362 Jessie


COATS JAMES M., attorney at law, office 402 Montgomery, dwl 617 Mason


Cobb David, photographer with George D. Morse, dwl 744 Folsom


Cobb Henry A., ( Maurice Dore & Co.) president Board of Education and City Bank, and school director Fourth Ward, dwl 1413 Powell


Cobb Henry A. Jr., clerk with Voizin, Ris & Co., dwl 1005 Broadway


Cobb Joseph, policeman City Hall, dwl 176 Minna Cobb M. C. Mrs., private school, NE cor Leaven- worth and Geary, dwl 1005 Broadway


COBB MOSES G., attorney at law, office 25 Court Block 636 Clay, dwl NW corner Steiner and McAllister


Cobb William B., first officer P. M. S. S. Co., dwl Lick House


Cobh William F., printer with John II. Carmany & Co., dwl 826 Harrison


Cobb William H., bookkeeper with Wilson & Ste- vens, dwl 1030 Clay


Cobbledick James, ( Mecker, James & Co.) resides Brooklyn, Alameda Co


Cobbs William, longshoreman, dwl 729 Folsom Cobe John, seaman, dwl 104 Stewart


Cobleigh John L., wood dealer, dwl 1714 Clav Cobliner Aaron, (Cobliner Bros. ) res New York Cobliner Brothers, ( Aaron and Meyer ) importers and jobbers Yankee notions, 310 California Cobliner Isaac, salesman' 310 Cal, dwl 603 Pine Cobliner Meyer, ( Cobliner Bros.) res New York Cobliner Saul, manager Cobliner Bres., 310 Califor- nia. dwl 603 Pine


Cobo (Joseph) & Martinez, ( Antonio) importers and manufacturers cigars and tobacco, 419 Sac Cobo Joseph, (Cobo, Martinez & Co.) dwl 704 Union


Coborn F. H., carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post Coburn Charles, laborer with John Reagan, dwl 614 Montgomery


Coburn Frank, housecarpenter, dwl Wildey bet Webs'er and Fillmore


Coburn Loren, dwl 1717 Clay


Coby Peter, filecutter with 'T. G. Durning & Co., dwl cor First and Mission


Cochner William, with Goodwin & Co


Cochran Charles H., horse trainer, dwl Golden City House San Bruno Road


Cochran John, job wagon, cor Clay and Sansom


Cochran John, contractor and builder, dwl 431 Dupont


Cochran John, real estate agent, dwl S s Natoma bet Eleventh and Twelfth


Cochran Joseph P., melter and refiner U. S. B. Mint, dwl American Exchange


Cochran Thomas, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Cochran William, teamster, dwl 36 Tebama


Cochrane Frank, waiter, 621 Washington


Cochrane John, real estate, dwl W s Treat Avenne nr Twentieth


Cochrane Maria, (widow) dwl 335 Sixth


Cochrane Robert, carpenter, dwl 1309 Kearny


Cochrane Thomas, tobacco inspector, dwl 32 St. Mary Place


Cocklin John, contractor, dwl W s Fillmore nr Moulton


Cocklin Martin, mariner, bds 531 East


Cockly Timothy, laborer, dw! 59 Everett


Cockman John, salesman with William Worthing- tou, dwl 735 Market


Cockran John T., salesman with Bradley & Cock- rill, bds American Exchange


Cockrill Theodore G., ( Bradley & C.) dwl 207 Seventh


Cocks Barzilla, mastercarpenter P. M. S. S. Co's Wharf, dwl 46 Tehama


Cocks .- See Cox


Codagen William, laborer, Pacific Rolling Mill


Code Alfred, machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl 832 Harrison


Code Jobn, hackman, Plaza, dwl cor Fifth and Fol CODE ( Philip D.) & KIMBALL, ( Thomas B.)


Preserve Factory, 77 Stevenson and 114 Jessie Code Philip D., (Code & Kimball ) dwl 114 Jessie Codey Allen, carpenter, dwl Berry nr Long Bridge Codey Edward, laborer, dwl 215 Broadway


Codington William H., ( Dana & C.) office 402 Montgomery, dwl N's Tyler ur Hyde


Cody James, barnessmaker, dwl 186 Jessie Cody John, hostler, 338 Bush, dw1 333 Bush


Cody John, laborer, dwl Es Clinton bet Brannan and Townsend


Cody M., clerk, dwl 8 Minna


Cody M. A., (widow) dwl 515 Bush


Cody Matthew, laborer with Wm. Brodie, dw1 75 Jessie


Cody Michael, laborer with James P. Pierce


Cody P. J., roadmaster, dwl Twenty-ninth nr Miss Cody William E., porter with D. Courad, dwl 8 Minna


E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street. Silk and Velvet Ribbons.


Our Eastern friends will find the best Native Wines at M. S. WHITING & CO'S, 219 Bush St., Cosmopolitan Hotel Block. See next leaf.


REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO., Importers Foreign and Domestic Drugs, Chemicals.


156 SAN FRANCISCO [C ] DIRECTORY.


PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, Henry G. Langley, Publisher, 612 Clay Street, San Francisco.


Coe E. H., school director First Ward, dwl E 8 Cal- houn bet Union and Green


Coe John, sawyer with Stow Paving Co., Long Bridge


Coe John T., ( Bryan & C.) res Oakland


COE LAWRENCE W., president Pacific Union Express Co., office 436 California, dwl 205 Post Coe Sophronia Q. Mrs., saleswoman, 111 Montgom- ery, dwl Turk nr Fillmore


Coen Jeremiah, plasterer, V. Pres. P. Pro. Ass., 751 Market


Coes George H., minstrel, dwl 725 California


Coey David, boxmaker with Kelton, Dunbar & Co., dwl 4 Zoe


Coey D. N .. watchman U. S. B. Mint, dw1 530 Bush COEY JAMES, postmaster S. F., office NW cor Washington and Battery, dwl 611 Folsom


Coffee James B., porter Sheriff's office, City Hall, dwl 60 Jessie


Coffee John F., laborer with J. B. Kemp Coffee Joseph, hostler N. B. & M. R. R., dwl Gilbert bet Bryant and Brannan


Coffee Patrick, boilermaker, dwl 243 Clara


Coffee William, oiler C. S. N. Co's stm Capital


Coffee William H., bookkeeper, 116 Montgomery, dwl W s Polk bet Hayes and Market


Cofferin Elizabeth, (widow) dw1 761 Folsom


Coffet Alexander, sailmaker, Sail. Ass., cor Clay and East


Coffey & Risdon's Building, NW cor Bush and Market


Coffey Belle Mrs., dressmaker, 443 Bush


Coffey Daniel, calker, Ship C. Ass., Barra's Hall


Coffey Daniel, cooper, dwl SW cor Eighth and Shipley


Coffey Ellen Miss, dressmaker, 916 Stockton


COFFEY JAMES V., secretary Board Port Ward- ens, dw1 627 California


Coffey Jeremiah, brassfinisher with M. Dobrzensky, dwl 21 Minna


Coffey John, carriagepainter Kimball Manufacturing Co., dwl 17 John


Coffey John, policeman City Hall, dwl 57 Everett Coffey Jobn A., clerk with Whiting, Naphtaly & Neumann, dw1 571 Stevenson


Coffey Johu F., stevedore, dw1 141 Natoma


Coffey Lewis, superintendent boiler works, Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works, dw1 516 Stockton Coffey Michael, tailor, dw1 908 Folsom


Coffey Patrick, boilermaker, dw1 228 Ritel


Coffey William, boilermaker Risdon Iron Works


Coffey William H., barkeeper, dwl 224 Kearny


Coffey William J., printer with Spaulding & Barto, dwl 516 Sixth


Coffiel Patrick, laborer with James P. Pierce Coffin A. G., ( Redington, Hostetter & Co.) res New York


Coffin Albert, cooper with Alexander Coffin, dw1 266 Minna


Coffin Alexander, inspector provisions, junction Mar- ket and Pine, dwl 776 Howard


Cotfin Alexander G., dwl Portsmouth House Coffin Benjamin, carpenter, dwl 27 Natoma


Coffin Charles G , porter with Baker & Hamilton, dw1 314 Sixth


Coffin Daniel G., mariner, dwI S s Twenty-second ur Treat Avenue


Coffin Edward A., stevedore, dwl 12 Perry


Coffin Francis, cardriver, dwl Valencia bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth


Coffin George, stevedore, dw1 614 Third


Coffin George F., cashier with J. C. Merrill & Co., dwl 614 Third


Coffin Gilbert, farmer, dwl E & Selina Place


Coffin Henry, cooper with Alexander Coffin, dw1 518 O'Farrell


Coffin Isaac S., ( Redington, Hostetter & Co.) res New York


Coffin J. II., carpenter, II. C. Leagne, 25 Post


Coffin John F., watchman with Cutting & Co., dwI S & Tnrk nr Larkin


COFFIN (J. W.) & PATRICK, (A. B.) ship- chandlery, 331 East


Coffin J. W., (Coffin & Patrick ) dwl 822 Broadway Coffin Lincoln A., painter with Patrick Nealan, dwl 1213 Pacific


Coffin Peter F., porter with Hooker & Co., dwl 1716 Leavenworth


Coffin Robert G., cooper, dwl 21 Minna


COFFIN RUDOLPHUS W., draggist SW cor Sixteenth and Valencia


Coffin Walter, driver with W. K. Rigby, dw1 776 Howard


Coffin William Henry, clerk with J. B. Dorr, dwl 327 Uuion


Coffin Zenas, city weigher, 211 California, dwl S 8 Francisco bet Leavenworth and Hyde


Cofran George, builder, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel


Cogalan Jasper, machinist Uuion Iron Works, dwl 55 Natoma


Cogan James, broker, 527 Montgomery, dw1 524 Fol Cogan John, deckhand with C. S. Nav. Co.'s stm Yosemite


Cogan John, mariner, dwl Jane Place nr Pine


Cogan Manrice, carpenter, dw1 10 Jessie, rear


Cogan Michael, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Cogan Thomas, laborer, dw1 1508 Powell


Cogger John, laborer, dw1 E & Clinton bet Bryant and Brannan


Coggeshall Josias H., bookkeeper with A. F. Green & Co., dw1 16 Gny Place


Coggeshall W. A., salesman with H. Engelbrecht, bds Cosmopolitan Hotel


Coggeshall William A., lumbersurveyor, pier 11, Stewart


Coggin I. C., cooper, dw1 735 Market


Coggins Paschal, local editor Daily Times, dwl 102 Powell


Coghill Lyons (John) & Co., wholesale grocers and commission merchants, 313 and 315 Front


Coghill A. J., commission merchant, office NE cor California and Davis, dw1 1215 Clay


Coghill Thomas B., salesman with Coghill Lyons & Co., dw1 812 Stockton


Coghlin Daniel, hostler with J. B. Kemp, dwl Long Bridge


Coghlin Daniel, shipwright, Ship. Ass., Barra's Hall Cogill Charles W., pressman with Bacon & Co., dwl NE cor Broadway and Powell


Cogill John, teacher dancing, dwl 1410 Powell


Cogill John Jr., salesman with Thomas Day, dwl 1410 Powell


Cogniasse A., dressmaker, 1018 Stockton


Cogswell James L., dentist, off and dw! 232 Kearny Cogswell Warren, calker, Ship. Ass., Barra's Hall Cogswell's Building, SE cor Front and Clark


Cohalan Daniel, borsetrader, dwl 19 Virginia


Cohane L., carpenter, H. C. Leagne, 25 Post


Cobea Edward U., dw1 S s Seventeenth bet Guerre- ro and Dolores


Cohen Aaron, tailor, 51 Sacramento


Cohen Abraham, glazier, dwl 259 Tehama


Cohen Adolph, buyer with A. Wasserman & Co


Cohen Alexander A., secretary San Francisco & Oakland R. R. Co., office SW cor Davis and Jackson, res Alameda


Cohen Alfred A , secretary San Francisco & Ala- meda R. R. Co., office SW cor Davis and Jack- son, res Alameda


Cohen Benjamin L., groceries and liquors, 904 Mar- ket, dwl 5l Fifth


Cohen Bernard, merchant, dw1 235 Kearny


Cohen Bridget, (widow) dwl 313 Bryant


Cohen Charles L., salesman with Charles C. Rohrle, dw! cor Spring and Summer


Cohen David, dwI N s Camp bet Second Avenue and Guerrero


Cohen David, clerk, 203 Mont, dwI 437 Natoma


EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Bookbinders, Leidesdorff st., corner of Clay.


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


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Cohen David, locksmith, dwl 17 Langton


Cohen David, tailor, 131 Second


Cohen Edward, policeman, dwl 728 Union


Cohen Frederick, drayman, 107 Battery, dwl 310 Mason


Cohen Godfrey, merchant, dwl 304 Hyde


Cohen Gustave, merchant tailor, 625 Commercial, dwl 132 Morton


Cohen Harris, express wagon, SE cor Pine and Kearny, dwl 437 Natoma


Cohen Henry, dwl 25 Stone


Cohen Henry, merchant, dwl 337 Tehama


Cohen Henry L .. salesman with Levi Stranss &


Co., dwl 118 Perry


Cohen I., baker, dwl 115 Dora


Cohen Isaac, with H. Pyser, dwl 467 Jessie


Cohen Isaac M., job wagon, dwl 808 Greenwich


Cohen Isidor, clerk with Woolf and Bro., dwl 86 Minna


Cohen Isidor, tailor, 510 Mission


Cohen Jacob, (of J. Cohen & Brother, Reno and Hamilton) office 212 Sansom, dwl 101 Mason




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