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Cornym Mortimer, longshoreman, dwl 79 Jessie Corona D. Y., (widow) dwl 821 Vallejo
CORONER CITY AND COUNTY SAN FRAN- CISCO, office 135 Kearny
Corotto Laurent, peddler, dwl 314 Broadway
CORPORATION YARD CITY AND COUNTY S. F., N s Sacramento bet Drumm and East
Corr Thomas, salesman wilh John Molloy, dwl SE cor Drumm and Oregon
Corr W. A., carpenter, dwl NE cor Tehama and Second
Corr William, waiter Occidental Hotel
Corrall John J., cabinetmaker, dwi 2 Carlos Place Corridon James, teacher writing, dw1 729 Folsom Corrigan Andrew, molder, dwl 616 Kearny
Corrigan Andrew, dyer M. & P. Woolen Mills, dwl E s Minna bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Corrigan Eliza Mrs., dwl ? Bannam Place
Corrigan Francis J., clerk with Richard Patrick & Co., dwl Bannam Place
Corrigan John, blacksmith with T. Ford, dwl 249 Minna
Corrigan John, nailmaker, dwl 3 Brooks
Corrigan John, workman M. & P. Woolen Mills, dwl S s Fifteenth bet Howard and Folsom
Corrigan Peter, boilermaker, dwl E s Tebama, Ber- nal Hights
CORRIVEAU LOUIS, bairdressing saloon and baths, 406 Pine, dw1 315 Montgomery
Corry Daniel, laborer, Lab. Leagne, Dashaway Hall Corry William, drayman, 219 Washington
E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Hoop Skirts, Latest Styles.
M. S. WHITING & CO'S MEDICAL WHISKY for invalids. Principal Depot, 219 Bush St. See next leaf.
MASON & POLLARD'S ANTI-MALARIA PILLS cure Fever and Ague.
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PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY circulates throughout Oregon.
Corsaro Luciano, fishdealer, 37 San Francisco Mar- ket, dwl Vallejo bet Sangom and Montgomery Corse John, printer with George R. Scott & Co., dwl 314 Bush
Cortes B. V., receiver Spring Valley W. W. Co., dwl 1 Chatham Place
Cortes Charles, insurance agent, dwl 421 Dupont Cortes Charles, manager with Chretien Pfister, dwl 603 Pine
Cortes Edward, broommaker with Palmer, Gillespie & Co., dwl 14 Drumm
Cortes S. M. Co., (White Pine) office 419 California Cortez Maria, (widow) dwl 725 Broadway, rear Corthay Louis, ( Deloche & C.) dw} 1017 Market Cortillor M., laborer, Lab. L., Dashaway Hall
Cortis Aaron J., bookbinder, 422 Commercial, dwl 511 Filbert
Cortis John, laborer, dwl W s Pollard Place Cortney Augustus, waiter, Occidental Hotel
Cortsen Frederick, mariner, bds 106 Jackson
Corvett Thomas, harnessmaker with Charles H. Mead. dwl S s California nr Steiner
Corville Emerson, oyster saloon, 57-59 California Market, dwl 437 Pine
Corville Walter, deckhand C. S. N. Co's stm Capital Corwell James, cartman, dwl E s Jones bet Broad- way and Vallejo
Corwin Frederick L., Southern Coast messenger Pacific Union Express. dwl Russ House
Corwin Joseph R., clerk with James McCabe, dwl N s Austin bet Gough and Octavia
Corwin William, miller, dwl 54 First Cory Isaac H., ( Hooker & Co.) dwl 530 Pine
Cory William A., furnished rooms, NW cor Mont- gomery and Pine
Cory .- See Corey
Coryell John, physician, dwl 930 Clay
Cosala Silver Mining Co., Chas. Baum secretary, office 510 Battery
Cosbie Frederick, ( William Cosbie & Bro.) dwl Mission nr Eighteenth
Cosbie Hngh S. C., barnessmaker with William Coshie & Bro., dwl Mission nr Eighteenth
Cosbie William & Bro., ( Frederick Cosbie) harness- makers, 56 First
Cosbie William. ( William Cosbie & Bro.) dwl Mission ur Eighteenth
Cosby J., paymaster U. S. N., dwl cor Market and Stockton
Cosgriff Charles, (Kennelly & C.) dwl 631 Sutter Cosgriff John E., ( Cosgriff &. Bro.) dwl SW cor O'Farrell and Hyde
COSGRIFF (Martin F.) & BRO., (John E.) groceries and liquors, SW cor O'Farrell and Hyde
Cosgrove Daniel, driver N. B. & M. R. R., dw1 137 Third
Cosgrove Edward, clerk, dwl 185 Jessie
Cosgrove Felix, local policeman, dwl cor Bush and Polk
Cosgrove Hugh, dw1 15 Jansen
Cosgrove James, dwl NW cor McAllister and Leav Cosgrove James. laborer with J. B. Kemp, dwl W s Kentucky nr Irwin
Cosgrove John, engineer C. S. N. Co's stm Julia
Cosgrove John, engincer stin China, dwl 904} Fol Cosgrove John, paperhanger with George W. Clark Cosgrove John, silverfinisher with Schulz, Fischer & Mohrig, dwl 1067 Market
Cosgrove John, stevedore and extraman Hose No. 1, S. F. F. D., dwl Hose House N s Jackson nr Davis
Cosgrove Patrick, milkman, dwl NE cor Twenty- seventh and Folsom
Cosgrove Patrick, teamster, dwl 358 Third
Cosgrove Patrick C., packer with Haviland, Hoop- er & Co., dwl 116 Bernard
Cosgrove Philip, contractor, dwl 50 Silver
Cosgrove Thomas, laborer, dwl 530 Mission
Cosgrove Thomas, laborer, North Point Bonded Warehouse
Cosgrove Thomas, milkranch, dwl nr Presidio
Cosgrove William, shoemaker with Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 531 Howard
Cosgrove William J., tinsmith with Freeman & Wrin, dwl 354 Third
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tubbs & Patten pro- prietors, SW cor Bush and Sansom
COSMOPOLITAN SAVINGS AND EXCHANGE BANK, office 626 Montgomery
COSO HOUSE, L. J. Ewell proprietor, 411 Sansom
Cost Joseph, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Costa F. Antonio, laborer, dwl 117 Clark
Costa Frank, bairdressing saloon, 523 Pacific, dwl 503 Pacific
Costa Joseph, boarding. 314 Pacific
Costa Joseph, laborer, dwl 134 Folsom, rear
Costa Lawrence, merchant, 308 Battery, dwl 331 Broadway
Costa Louis, peddler, dwl S & Hinckley nr Dupont Costa Peter, dw1 834 Vallejo, rear
Costan H., merchant, dw1 507 Mission
Costas & Co., (Chinese) cigar manufactory, 713 Sacramento
Costello Daniel, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Costello Daniel, rigger with W. Simmons, dwl Es Main bet Howard and Folsom
Costello David, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Costello Edward, junk dealer, dwl SE cor Front and Broadway
Costello Jacob, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Costello James, barkeeper, 545 First
Costello James, gilder with Goodwin & Co
Costello James, laborer, dwl 16 Taylor
Costello James, laborer, dw1 532 Bryant
Costello John, boarding and lodging, 660 Mission
Costello Jobn, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Costello John, musician, office 207 Montgomery, dwl 8 Jasper Place
Costello J. R., carpenter, dwl 28 Minna
Costello Michael, laborer, dwl 529 Fourth
Costello Michael, marbleworker with M. Heverin, dwl 264 Stevenson
Costello Patrick, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Costello Patrick, laborer, dwl 217 Broadway
COSTELLO SAMUEL, proprietor Ocean Honse, Ocean Beach Road, 62 miles from City Hall
Costigan James M., salesman with Bray & Bro., dwl 128 Eighth
Costigan (John) & Brother, ( Thomas ) blacksmiths and wagonmakers, 404 Jackson
Costigan John, (Costigan & Brother) dwl 308 Jessie
Costigan Thomas, (Costigan & Brother) dwl 308 Jessie
Costillo José, carpenter, dwl 27 Clay
Costlow William, shoemaker, dwl 51 Stevenson
Costnor Harmon, waiter, dwl 209 Leidesdorff
Cossich Luca, clerk with Nicholas Dabovich, dwl SE cor Clay and Front
Cossins William, bricklayer, Bricklayers' Pro. Ass., 751 Market
Cosson Bertha, (widow) dwl 504 Haves
Cota John, photographer with Alexander Edouart, dw1 504 Kearny
Cotrel William B., merchant, 708 Montgomery, dwl 103 Powell
Cotta Manuel L., marble worker with John Daniel, dwl 432 Vallejo
Cotte Peter, compositor Courrier de San Francisco, Cotter Cornelius, laborer, dwl SW cor O'Farrell and Jones
Cotter Dennis, laborer, dwl N s Grove bet Bu- chanan and Webster
Cotter Ellward, waiter, dw1 16 Louisa Cotter Frank, painter, dw1 12 Leroy Place
Cotter Hannah, (widow) boarding, E s Howard
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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Cotter James, laborer with J. B. Kemp, dwl W s | Coughlin John, laborer, dwl 1443 Leavenworth Kentucky nr Irwin
Cotter Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 63 Clementina
Cotter John, hackman, Plaza, dwl cor Townsend and Crook
Cotter John, laborer, dwl NW cor Larkin and Mc Allister
Cotter John, shoemaker with Lawrence J. Ryan, dwl 945 Mission
Cotter John, shoemaker with Marks & Calisher Cotter John C., embroidery-stampmanufacturer, 852 Washington, dwl 108 Virginia
Cotter John E., laborer, dwl 22 Crook
Cotter Lawrence, shoemaker with Marks & Calish- er, dwl 163 Minna
Cotter Mary, (widow) dwl W s Montgomery nr Union
Cotter Michael, laborer with D. A. & J. Mckinley, dwl 518 Mission
Cotter Morris, shoemaker with Lawrence J. Ryan, dwl 945 Harrison
Cotter Nicholas, laborer, dwl 107 William, rear Cotter P., seaman, dwl 116 Stewart
Cotter Patrick, superintendent Fog Trumpet, dwl Terminus, Point Lobos Road, nr Cliff House
Cotter Richard, bootmaker U. W. M. B. & S. Co., dw1 336 Fifth
Cotter William, foreman with DeVries & Chase, dwl 1504 Mason
Cotter William, laborer with J. B. Kemp, dwl W s Kentucky nr Irwin
Cottier William, shipwright, Ship. Ass., Barra's Hall Cotting Eben P., wharfinger Market St. Wharf, dwl 224 Chestnut
Cottingham Hilliard P., policy clerk ÆEtna Ins. Co., dwl 421 Fourth
Cottingham R. J., printer, dwl 507 Mission
Cottle Franklin D., carpenter and builder, 125 Fifth, dwl 932 Howard
Cottle John, plasterer, dwI S s California bet Hyde and Leavenworth
Cotton Benjamin, minstrel Maguire's Opera House, dw1 :35 Broadway
Cotton John P., engineer, dwl SE cor Ridley and Valencia
Cotton G. A., laborer Pacific Oil and Lead Works, dwl 108 Eddy
Cottrell Edward M., bntter, cheese, eggs, etc., 43 and 44 California Market, dwl SE cor Fair Oaks and Twenty-second
Cottrell Edwin, bricklayer, dwl 910 Folsom
Cottrell Henry A., ( Ralston & C.) dw1 670 Mission Cottrell William, harnessmaker, dwl 223 Stevenson Couch John P., broker, dwl 924} Pine
Couch Thomas, machinist with D. Stoddart, dwl 615 Mission
Coughlan Thomas, laborer, dwl Ss Twenty-sixth nr Castro
Coughlan Daniel, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Coughlin Daniel, engineer steamship Continental
Coughlin Daniel, hostler, dwl 33 Tehama
Coughlin Daniel, longshoreman, dwl 110 Pacific
Coughlin Ellen, (widow) dwl NE cor Sierra and Pennsylvania Avenue
Coughlin Frank, laborer, dwl 313 Tehama
Coughlin Honora, (widow) dwl 25 Anthony
Coughlin James, laborer, dwl 19 Baldwin Court
Coughlin James, salesman, 9 Mont, dwl 22 Post Coughlin Jasper, dwI 34 Minna
Coughlin Jeremiah, Alcove Saloon, 609 Mission
Coughlin John, ( Reardon & C.) dwl 420 Natoma Coughlin John, blacksmith, dwl 11 Minna
Coughlin John, blacksmith, Union Iron Works, dwl 25 Anthony
Coughlin John, butcher, 32 Occidental Market, dwl 420 Natoma
Coughlin John, butcher, dw1 564 Mission
Coughlin John, laborer S. F. Gas Company Coughlin John, laborer, dwl 24 Bernard
Conghlin Joseph, machinist, dwl 18 Minna Coughlin Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Company
Coughlin Patrick, laborer, dw] 313 Tehama
Coughlin Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Company
Coughlin Thomas, laborer, dwl W s White Place nr Brvant
Coughlin William B., laborer, dwl 1224 Jackson Coughnan Timothy, teamster, dw] 19 Morton Couhig John, longshoreman, bds 23 Vallejo
Coulie John D., machinist Fulton Foundry, dwl E s Cemetery Avenue bet Sutter and Post
Coulon Alphonse, professor French and drawing, City College, dwl 745 Clay
COULON, (E.) HUMPHREY (Henry J.) & CROSBY, ( Porter ) employment and real estate agents, 436 Pine
Coulon Edmund, tailor, 1334 Dupont
Coulon Emile, (Coulon, Humphrey & Crosby ) dwl 16 Metcalf Place
Coulon V. Miss, assistant teacher Mason Street Cosmopolitan School, dw1 16 Metcalf Place
Coulson Robert, paperhanging, paints, etc., 140 Fourth, dwl 145 Fourth
Coulter Hugh, baker, dwl N s Folsom bet Main and Beale
Coulter James D., dw1 564 Howard
Coulter Joseph, storekeeper International Hotel, 530 Jackson
Coulyer John H., engineer with John R. Sims, dwl 539 Howard
Councilman George, glassblower, dwl SE cor Mariposa and Minnesota
Couniben John & Patrick, tanners, E s Carolina bet Sixteenth and Santa Clara
Counihen Patrick, ( John & Patrick Counihen) dwl E s Carolina bet Sixteenth and Santa Clara
Counter Oliver, engineer, dwl 912 Harrison
Counts Samuel P. O., printer with E. Bosqui & Co., dwl 515 Sacramento
COUNTY ASSESSOR, office 22 City Hall, first floor
COUNTY AUDITOR, office 3 City Hall
COUNTY CLERK, office 18 City Hall, first floor
COUNTY CORONER, 135 Kearny
COUNTY JAIL, N s Broadway nr Kearny
COUNTY JUDGE, office City Hall, second floor
COUNTY RECORDER, office SE cor Kearny and Washington
COUNTY SURVEYOR, office 16 City Hall
COUNTY TREASURER, office 3 City Hall
County William, laborer, dwl 24 Jessie
Coupelle John, clerk, dwI 802 Jackson
Coupland Wm. F., hatter, 414 Sac, dwl 822 Union
Conpling Henry, wheelwright, dwl Ns McAllister nr Franklin
Courcelle Achille, dw1915 Stockton
Conrneen Dennis, policeman City Hall, dwl 135 Natoma
Courneen James, woolscourer M. & P. Woolen Mills, dwl Shotwell bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth COURRIER DE SAN FRANCISCO, (daily and weekly,) office 515 Jackson
Coursen Edgar A., clerk with G. A. Coursen, dwl 525 Minna
Coursen G. A., stockbroker, 528 Montgomery, dwl 812 Geary
Courtier Richard, plumber, Pro. E. H. L., 346 Bush COURT BANKRUPTCY, rooms NE cor Wash- ington and Battery
COURT BLOCK, 636 Clay and 641 Merchant Court Calendar, Harris, Wheeler & Co. publishers and proprietors, office 56 Merchants' Exchange COURT CIRCUIT U. S., rooms NE cor Washing- ton and Battery
COURT COMMISSIONER. Fourth Judicial Dis- triet, office 42 Exchange Building
COURT COMMISSIONER, Twelfth Judicial Dis- trict, office 606 Washington
E. H. JONES & CO .. 116 Sansom Street, Straw Hats and Trimmings.
M. S. WHITING & CO., 219 Bush St., supply Overland and Steamer Passengers with Wines, in portable cases. See next leaf.
REDINGTON'S SEIDLITZ POWDERS are the most reliable.
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PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY cireulates throughout Idaho and Montana Territories.
COURT COMMISSIONER, Fifteenth Judicial District, office 26 Exchange Building
COURT COUNTY, room 8 City Hall, second floor COURT DISTRICT-FOURTH, room 9 City Hall, second floor
COURT DISTRICT-TWELFTH, rooms I and 2 City Hall, second floor
COURT DISTRICT-FIFTEENTH, room 37 Ex- change Building
COURT DISTRICT U. S., rooms NE cor Wash- 'ington and Battery
COURT JUSTICE'S CITY AND COUNTY, rooms 804 Montgomery
COURT POLICE JUDGE'S, room 13 City IIall COURT PROBATE, room 18 City Hall
COURT SESSIONS, room 8 second floor City Hall Courtaine Ilarry, actor Pacific Melodeon
Courtenay Charles, signpainter, 20 Geary, dwl 10 Third
Courtenay John E., sailmaker, 58 Stewart, dw1 65 Natoma
Courtier Richard J., gasfitter, dwl 515 Stockton Courtney Cornelius J., calker, dwl 47 Natoma
Courtney Jolin, stonecutter, dwl 125 Silver
Courtney Mary, (widow) dwl 239 Fremont
Courtney Michael, bellboy Occidental Hotel
Courts John W., clerk, dwl 618 Post
Cousens Caleb N., sexton First Unitarian Church, dwl 120 Geary
Cousin Nicholas, dwl 1908 Stockton
Cousins Charles S., real estate agent, 507 Montgom- ery, dwl Johnson House
Cousins Jacob, captain brig Hesperian, pier 20 Stewart
Cousins James C., superintendent Merchants' Dry Dock Co., dwl S's Francisco bet Dupont and Stockton
Cousins William, brickmason, dwl 1083 Broadway
Contoulin Desire, butcher, dwl 31 Hinckley
Couttolenc Jobn A., bricklayer, dwl W s Pinckney Place nr Broadway
Conturon Augustine Madame, lacewashing, dw1 409 Sutter
Couturon John B., dwl 409 Sutter
Covacich Antonio, liquors, NW cor Polk and Bwdy Cove Robert, porter, 5 Front
Covell Charles R., cigars and tobacco, 30 Montgom- ery, dwl 427 Bryant
Covert Abraham M., engineer, dwl N s Ridley bet Valencia and Guerrero
Covert Frederick, painter, dwl 144 Perry
Covert Stephen H., painter, 144 Perry
Covey Harrison, proprietor hacks and coaches, Oc- cidental Hotel, dwl 39 Fifth
Covington Elam, bookkeeper, dwl 706 Sutter
Covington L. A. Mrs., assistant teacher Mission Street Primary School, dw1 706 Sutter
Cowan Hugh, baker, dwl 658 Bryant
Cowan John, hostler Central Railroad, dwl 721 Brannan
Cowan Robert H., botanic physician, office and dwl 226 Montgomery
Cowan Robert W., carpenter, 17} Dupont, rear
Cowan William, stevedore, dwl junction Market and California
Cowden Robert, helper with Thomas Reynolds, dwl 1403 Stockton
Cowdery Jabez F., attorney at law, office 11 Court Block 636 Clay, dwl 307 Green
Cowell Henry, (Davis & C.) office 621 Sansom, res Santa Cruz
Cowell Henry, clerk with William B. Johnston, dwl Orleans Hotel
Cowell Horace, bookkeeper with Davis & Cowell, dw1 521 l'ine
Cowell John, carpenter, dwl Telegraph Place Cowell R., carpenter, dwl Wisconsin Hotel Cowen John, hostler, 721 Brannan
Cowen William J., saloonkeeper, dwl 435 Pine
Cowes Rebecca, (colored) hairdresser California Theater, dw] 355 First
Cowes Robert M., (cold) steward, dwl 29 Clarice Pl Cowey Thomas, laborer, dwl 706 Battery
Cowie James S., mail clerk Daily Times, dwl 181 Jessie
Cowing W. B., carpenter with J. P. Curtis, dw1 320 Jackson
Cowing Turner, broker, dwl 325 First,
Cowles George W., carpenter, dwl 303 Hayes
Cowles George W. M. Mrs., milliner, 122 Third
COWLES ( Samuel ) & DROWN, (A. N. ) attorn- eys at law, office 621 Clay
Cowles Samuel, (Cowles & Drown ) dwl E s Twelfth bet Mission and Howard
Cowles Samuel Jr., clerk with S. L. Mastick & Co., dwl Es Twelfth bet Howard and Mission
Cown J. W., carpenter, dwl Hansa Hotel
Cowper William, boilermaker with Moynihan & Aitken, dwl 717 Lombard
Cowper William H., clerk with J. W. Sullivan, dwl SW cor Sansom and Jackson
Cowperthwaite John, boilermaker with Moynihan & Aitken, dw1 13 Langton
Cowperthwaite William, engineer, dwl 13 Langton Cox Ann, (widow) dwl 208 Third
Cox Catharine, housekeeper, 716 Broadway
Cox Christopher, porter with A. Hollub & Co., dwl N & Jackson bet Front and Davis
Cox E. D., papercarrier, dwl 105 Geary
Cox Edmund, solicitor, dwl S s Thirteenth nr Fol
Cox George, clerk pier 19 Stewart, dwl E s Capp bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Cox Gustav, civil engineer, dwl 716 Howard
Cox H. Rev., pastor Powell Street M. E. Church, dwl 1008 Washington
Cox H. M., miner, dw1 108 Bernard
Cox Horace W., baker with II. Yaeger, dwl 251 Minna
Cox James, laborer with James P. Pierce, dwl Central House
Cox James F., dw1 726 Howard
Cox John, bricklayer, Bricklayers' Protective Asso- ciation, 751 Market
Cox John, steward, dw1 321 Stockton
Cox Jerome B. Capt., railroad contractor, dwl 314 Seventh
COX (J. W.) & NICIIOLS, ( A. C.) commission merchants, leather, hides, tallow, and oil, 316 Washington. ( See Supplementary Names)
Cox J. W., ( Cox & Nichols ) dwl Lick House
Cox Martin, shipwright, Ship. Ass., Barra's Hall
Cox Matthew B., superintendent P. M. S. S. Co's Wharf, dwl 545 Folsom
Cox Nelson, painter, dwl 127 Jackson
Cox Palmer, carbuilder, dw1 734} Howard
Cox Patrick, cellarman with Lyon & Co., dwl 321 Stockton
Cox Patrick, laborer, dw1 14 Clay
Cox Patrick, laborer N. B. & M. R. R., dwl cor First and Natoma
Cox Patrick, stoker, dwl 228 Folsom
Cox Richard, steward Hose No. 1, S. F. F. D., dwl hose house N s Jackson near Davis
Cox Richard H., actor Maguire's Opera House
Cox Thomas, harnessmaker with Main & Winches- ter, dwl 77 Clementina
Cox Thomas C., barkeeper with James Irvine, dwl 436 Jessie
Cox William, porter What Cheer House
Cox William H., porter I Battery, dwl N s Turk bet Larkin and P'olk
Cox .- See Cocks
Coy Frank, ( Raison &. C.) res Alameda
Coyan Frederick, sailmaker with John Harding Core Hiram L. ( Rockwell, C. & Co.) dwl 807 Greenwich
Coyle Charles, clerk Ileadquarters Division Pacific, 204 Sutter
EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Bookbinders, Leidesdorff st., corner of Clay.
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C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., Nos. 712, 714 and 716, Kearny Street.
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Coyle Frank, carpenter and extraman Hose No. 2, | Craig John, shipjoiner, dwl 33 Freelon S. F. F. D
Coyle Henry, boots and shoes, 346 Third
Coyle Hugh, laborer, dwl Ns Ridley bet Mission and Valencia
Coyle James, teamster pier 5 Stewart, dwl Cottage Place
Coyle James W., wagonmaker, 1106 Howard, dwl 1108 Howard
Coyle Jobn, conductor N. B. & M. R. R., dwl 21 Langton
Coyle John, laundryman, dwINW cor Dolores and Seventeenth
Coyle John, sbipcarpenter, dw1 554 Bryant
Coyle John, shoemaker, dwl 64 Jessie
Coyle John, stoker, dwl 73 Tebama
Coyle Owen B., dw1 567 Mission
Coyle Patrick, laborer, dwl 445 Clementina
Coyle Patrick, hostler with J. H. Swain, dwl 8 Sherwood Place
Coyle Patrick, lab., Vulcan I. Works, dwl 158 First Coyle Patrick, shoemaker with Donovan Bros., dwl Jessie bet First and Second
Coyle Patrick, waiter P. M. S. S. Co., dw1 535 First Coyle Rose, (widow) dwl 965 Harrison
Coyle Thomas, harnessmaker with Main & Win- chester
Coyle Walter, porter What Cheer Honse
Coyn Matthew, laborer with E. Fanning, dwIN s Chestnut bet Stockton and Powell
Coyn Michael, laborer, dw1 420 Stevenson
Coyne Dennis, clerk with Edward Keefe, dwl SE cor Fourth and Clementina
Coyne Dominick, shoemaker with Buckingham & Hecht, dw1 93 Jessie
Coyne John, tinsmith with Martin Prag, dwl 345 Fremont
Coyne Michael, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Cozette Amédée liquor saloon, 634 Pacific
Cozner Benjamin, carpenter, dwl Tyson Place
Crabb Alexander, printer Evening Bulletin, dwl 122 Silver
Crabb Henry, weigher C. H., dwl SE cor Folsom and Main
Crabtree Edward, hairdresser with J. Murphy, dwl W & First nr Stevenson
Crabtree Henrietta, (widow) cook SE cor Drumm and Oregon
Crackborn Č. L., (M. D. Carr & Co.) dwl 356 Jessie
Crackel Robert. sailor, dw1 147 Post
Craddock Anna A. Miss, furnished rooms, 709 Miss CRADDOCK C. F., attorney at law, office room 54 Exchange Building, dwl 109 Silver
Craddock Delia, saleswoman, 116 Kearny, dwl 709 Mission
CRAFTSMEN'S LIFE ASSURANCE CO., E. H. Shaw & Co. general agents, office 432 Mont Crage Charles, beltmaker, dwl 169 Silver
Crager Ferdinand A., carpenter, dwl W s San Bruno Road nr Flume House
Cragin Elizabeth, (widow) dwl 323 Clementina
Cragin U. S. W., clerk with Tallant & Co., dwl 321 Battery
Crago Thomas, cook, dwl 116 Stewart
Craig Alexander, (Craig & Son) dw1 823 Market Craig Alexander, rigger, dwl 35 Frederick Craig Dennis, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Craig Frank S., compositor Evangel, dwI 823 Market Craig Hugh, shoemaker, dwI 33 Moss
CRAIG (James ) & HOLTZ, ( Paul) druggists and apothecaries, 1209 Dupont
Craig James, ( Craig &. Holtz ) dwl 1209 Dupont Craig James, ( Killip & C.) dwI 345 Jessie
Craig John, carriage manufacturer, 955 Folsom, dwl cor Twenty-fourth and Chattanooga
Craig John, express wayon, dwl S s Serpentine Av- enne, bet Folsom and Iloward
Craig Jobn, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart
Craig John R., plumber with Thomas O'Malley, dwl 823 Market
Craig Michael, laborer, dw1 925 Folsom
Craig Michael, lather, dwl 351 Tehama
Craig Michael, stonecutter, dwl Es White Place near Bryant
CRAIG ( Peter ) & SON, ( Alexander Craig) nn- dertakers, 823 Market
Craig Peter, mariner, dwl 137 South Park Avenne Craig Peter M., honsecarpenter, dw1 938 Mission Craig Robert, machinist, dw1 507 Mission
Craig Thomas H., entrance and clearance clerk Custom House, dwI 631 Sacramento
Craig W. H., dwl 1417 Sacramento
Craig William. ( Tilden & C.) attorney at law, office 533 Kearny, dw1 213 Turk
Craig William, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart
CRAIG WILLIAM. wholesale and retail wines and liquors, 905 Dupont, dwl 1021 Powell
Craige Alexander, rigger, Riggers, U. Association, Dashaway Hall
Craige James, lather, dwl 729 Folsom
Craigie Thomas, lettercarrier U. S. Postoffice, dwl 1015 Stockton
Crain Owen, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl Kear- ny bet Vallejo and Broadway
CRAINE WILLIAM, architect, office and dw1 634 Washington
Craine .- See Crane
Cram Charles S., sawyer with Charles W. Thomas, dwl N s Tyler bet Buchanan and Webster
Cram Marienne, dressmaker, dwl 644 Sacramento
Cram William R., barnessmaker, 16 First, dwl 89 Stevenson
Cramer Albert, mining, office 422 Montgomery
Cramer Bernard, lumberman, dwl Es Main bet Folsom and Harrison
Cramer Charles L., California Photographic Gallery, 402 Kearny, dwl cor Mission and Third
Cramer Henry, Melter and Refiner's Department U. S. B. Mint, dwl 19 Louisa
Cramer Henry, professor music, dw] 228 O'Farrell Cramer Jeremiab, shoemaker with George K. Por- ter, dwl 110 Bernard
Cramer J. F., shipjoiner, Shipjoiners' Association, 751 Market
Cramer Jobn, clerk, dwl SW cor Washington and Sansom
Cramer Jobu, clerk with Dana & Codington, dwl cor Gough and Lombard
Cramer John D., clerk with H. T. Graves, dwl N s Sacramento bet Van Ness Avenue and Franklin Cramghan Peter, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Cramp Martha, (widow) dwl 147 Minna
Cran John, salesman 7 Montgomery, dwl 426 Jones CRANE ALBERT E., agent Remington Arms Co .. office SW cor Battery and Washington, dwl Lick House
Crane Alfred C., shipping merchant, office 208 Montgomery, dwl S's California bet Jones and Leavenworth
Crane A. M., attorney at law, office 729 Montgom- erv, res Oakland
Crane B. G., (Gile, Hayes & Co.), dwl 735 Ellis Crane Charles, carpenter, dw1 511 Dupont
Crane Daniel, veterinary surgeon with Kelly & Fennessy, dwl 266 Stevenson
Crane Frances Miss, dw1 319 Bush
Crane H. E., carpenter, dwl Es Capp bet Eight- eenth and Nineteenth
CRANE ( Henry A.) & BRIGHAM, ( William H.) importers and wholesale druggists, 322, 324, and 326 Front cor Clay
CRANE HENRY A., proprietor Hunter's Point Chemical Works, (and Crane & Brigham) dw1 719 Sutter
Crane Henry F., attorney at law, office room 1, 729 Montgomery, dwl 522 Eddy
E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, French Corsets, New Styles.
M. S. WHITING & CO'S WINES AND LIQUORS for medicinal uses, are analyzed by B. B. Thayer, Esq., Chemist and State Assayer.
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