The San Francisco directory for the year 1869, Part 47

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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REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO., Sole Agents for sale of Quicksilver.


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SAN FRANCISCO


DIRECTORY.


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


Crane Jeremiah, shoemaker, dwl E s Main bet IIar- rison and Folsom


Crane John, clerk Headquarter Div. Pac., 204 Sut- ter, dwl Tremont House


Crane John, laborer, dwl 322 Pine


Crane John, porter Occidental IIotel


Crane John M., printer Alta job office, dwl Main nr Folsom


Crane John N., carpenter Empire Mills, resides Oakland


Crane Martin, calker, Ship C. Ass., Barra's Hall Crane M. F .. carpenter, dwl 3 Harrison Avenue


Crane Michael, laborer, Laborers' League, Dasha- way Hall


Crane Robert & Co., Bennett Exchange Saloon, 420 Pacific


Crane T. H., carpenter, dwl 507 Mission


Crane Thomas, office 77 Montgomery Block, bds Russ House


Crane William, laborer, dwl 50 Lonisa


Craner A. P. & Co., (George Aronson) pawnbrok- ers, 110 Kearny


Craner Adolph P., (A. P. Craner & Co.) dwl 308 Clementina


Cranert Frederick, batter, 512 Bush


Crangle William, boatman, dwl 5 Market


Crangle William, wines and liquors, NE cor Fourth and Townsend


Cranly William, stonecutter, dwl 13 Rausch


Cranmer Jacob F., shipjoiner, dwl 870 Mission


Cranmer Thomas J., inventor, dwl 923 Greenwich


CRANNA WILLIAM R., ( Taylor & C.) dwl 1015 Powell


Crannell Nicholas, tin and sheetiron worker, W s Valencia nr Seventeenth


Cranney James, shoemaker, dwl Clem nr Fourth


Cranney Thomas, (Grennan & C.) res Utsalady, Washington Territory


Crary O. B., ( Haycock & C.) dwl 204 Mont Crass J. H., carpenter, dwl 813 Market


Craven Peter, boilermaker, dwl N s Oak nr Octavia Craw Charles, waiter P. M. S. S. Montana


Crawcour Joseph, ale and porter, 8224 Kearny


CRAWFORD A. & CO., shipchandlers and sail- makers, 27 and 29 Market, dwl 633 California


Crawford Arthur, woodturner with Miller & Rohr, dwl 429 Sixth


Crawford Edmund, bookkeeper with A. Crawford & Co., dwl 633 California


Crawford Frank, driver Market Street Railroad Crawford George, laborer, dwl Mission bet Twenty- ninth and Thirtieth


Crawford George, teamster, dwl W s Florence nr S. J. Railroad


Crawford George W., carpenter, dwl 158 Shipley Crawford John, shoemaker, dwl St. Nicholas Hotel Crawford Joseph, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart


Crawford Richard H., drayman with M. G. Sear- ing, dwl 132 Clary


Crawford Robert, traveling agent Pacific Mut. Life Ins. Co., dwl 427 Geary


Crawford Samnel, carpenter 709 Lombard


Crawford Samuel F., dwl 813 Market


Crawford Thomas, carpenter, dwl cor Eighth and Bryant


Crawford William, laborer, dwl N s Dupont near Filbert


Crawhall John, porter with Ross, Dempster & Co., dwl 929 Washington


Crawley George W., Pacific Railroad House, 446 Brannan


Crawley John, calker, Ship. C. Ass., Barra's Hall Crawley Lawrence, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel


Crayton Robert, dwl S & Wash bet Hyde and Leav Creagh Michael, bootmaker, dwl 5 Leroy Place


Creamer Aaron, hairdressing saloon American Ex- change, dwl 812 Taylor


Creamer Caspar, carpenter, dwl SE cor Twenty- second and Alabama


Creamer James, drayman with Edward Martin & Co., dwl 1420 Washington


Creamer John, watchman Market St. Railroad Co., dwl 69 Minna


Creary James C .. dwl 24 Oak Grove Avenue


Creaton John, boilermaker with Moynihan & Aitken Creaton ( Patrick) & Baker, ( Henry) stock sales- yard, 423 Pacific


Creaton Patrick, (Creaton &. Baker ) dwl 423 Pacific Creber Walter, maltster with Lyons & Co., dwl S s Chestnut bet Powell and Mason


Creed James, bootfitter, dwl 113 Geary, rear


Creedon Daniel, clerk with Edward E. Moore, dwl 15 Second


Creedon Patrick, peddler, dwl W s Sherman bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth


Creedon William K., laborer, dwl S s Tyler bet Hyde and Larkin


Creegan Peter, porter with Drake & Emerson, dwl 543 Stevenson


Creegan William, longshoreman, dwl 2 Lincoln Pl Creely James, porter, dwl 558 Stevenson


Crego Cyrus, carriagetrimmer with Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 421 Forth


Crego S. B., machinist, dw1 St. Nicholas Hotel


Creig Dennis, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Creigh A. H. W., dwl 1514 Mission


Creigh J. D., attorney at law, office 535 Clay, dwl 1913 Polk


Creigh S. W., clerk steamer Capital, C. S. N. Co., dwl 1514 Mission


Creighton Charles, letter department Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl E s Dolores bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth


Creighton Derby, first officer steamer Capital, dwl 538 Mission


Creighton Ferdinand, with Home Mutual Insurance Co., dwl E s Dolores bet Twenty-fitth and Twenty-sixth


Creighton James, hostler with Thomas Wilson, dwl 34 Morton


Creighton John, laborer, dwl SW cor Pierce and Eddy


Creighton John, laborer with J. B. Kemp, dwl W 8 Kentucky near Irwin


Creighton Patrick, butcher 234 Fourth, dwl 315 Tehama


Creighton Patrick, contractor, dwl 1805 Mason Creighton Terrence, engineer, dwl 63 Clem, rear Crelley James, porter with Taylor & Bendel, dwl 558 Stevenson


CRELLIN (John) & CO., (John S. Morgan and Thomas Crellin) groceries and provisions, Oysterville, W. T., office 87 California Market, ( and Morgan & Co. and Thomas Crellin & Co.) Crellin John, ( Morgan &. Co., Crellin & Co., and Thomas Crellin & Co.) res Oysterville, W. T CRELLIN THOMAS & CO., (John S. Morgan and John Crellin) groceries and provisions, Bruceport, W. T., (and Crellin & Co. and Morgan & Co.) office 87 California Market


Crellin Thomas, ( Thomas Crellin & Co., Crellin & Co., and. Morgan & Co.) res Bruceport. W. T Cremer J. P. II., coopernge 103 Commercial, res Antioch, Contra Costa Co


Cremer Nicholas, confectioner and ornamenter, dwl 461 Stevenson


Cremin Thomas, gardener, dwl Es Zoe Place nr Folsom


Cremony John C., U. S. District Officer, C. II., dwl 747 Harrison


Cremore Bernard, stevedore, Lumbermen Stev- edore's Association, Barra's Hall


Crennen Michael, hackman, dwl 2 Thomson Av


Cresaglia Martin, chophouse, NE cor Dupont and Market


CRESCENT CITY LINE STEAMERS, office NW cor California and Leidesdorff


Crespo Luz Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 811 Pacific


EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Blank Book Manufacturers, Leidesdorff st., from Clay to Commercial.


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


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Cressy Albert, laundryman, dwl NW cor Turk and | CROCKETT JOHN, secretary California Mutnal Fillmore


Cressy Theodore S., salesman with T. H. Ilatch & Co., dwl 1031 Montgomery


Crest Peter, laborer What Cheer House Restaurant Cretaso Joseph, hackman, dwl 734} Howard


Creuziger Hugo, upholsterer with George O. Whit- ney & Co., dwl 1519 Larkin


Creuziger Louis, upholsterer with George O. Whit- ney & Co., dwl 1519 Larkin


Creven Ann, (widow) dwl 362 Clementina


Creven William, porter, dw1 268 Jessie


Crew William M., carpenter with Amos R. Nichols, dwl 6 Fella Place


Crews John P., foreman with Hobbs, Gilmore & Co., dwl Mission Avenue


Crews John T., carpenter, dwl San Miguel Station Cribbins Patrick, hostler with J. B. Dorr, dwl 408 Bush


Criblier Peter, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart


Crichton James, carpenter, dwl 105 Geary


Crichton John R., plasterer, dwl 105 Geary


Criegon Peter, laborer, dw1 543 Stevenson


CRILLY NICHOLAS, proprietor California Plaster Works, NW cor Fremont and Bryant, dwl 506 Fourth


Crim House, furnished rooms, 523 Kearny


Crim George S., clerk with Samuel Crim, dwl 2320 Howard


Crim Samuel, real estate, dwl 2320 Howard


Crim William H., clerk California Trust Co., dwl 2320 1Toward


Crimmens Dennis, longshoreman, dwl E s Main bet Howard and Folsom


Crimmins William, laborer, dw1 35 Everett


Crinnian Thomas F., salesman 123 Montgomery, dwl 743 Pine


Crinny Larry, laborer Empire Mills, dwl 534 Green Crisman Charles L., carpenter, dwl 1008 Leav, rear Crist Joseph, waiter P. M. S. S. Constitution,


Critcher Henry, stockbroker, office 418 California Crittenden Alexander P., ( Wilson & C.) attorney at law, office 420 California, dw1 125 Ellis


CRITTENDEN (Charles S.) & DALTON, (P. E.) livery stables, 712 Mission


Crittenden Charles S., (Crittenden & Dalton) dwl 712 Mission


Crittenden Parker, coal, dwl 125 Ellis


Critz John, carpenter, dw1 6 Howard Court


Croce Peter E., engineturner with P. A. Giannini, 622 Clay


Crochet Felix, St. Anne Nursery, cor Eddy, Powell, and Market


CROCKARD HUGH, shipsmith, N s Mission bet Stewart and Spear, dwl Seventh Avenue nr M, South S. F


Crocker A. Townsend, (Lindsey & Co.) dwl 110 Minna


CROCKER CHARLES W., editorial department Morning Call, dwl Vallejo bet Powell and Stock Crocker Daniel H., meat market, 1022 Market, dwl 756 Harrison


Crocker Elizabeth, (widow) boarding, 109 Fifth Crocker Horace, machinist, dwl 302 Sixth


Crocker Isaac B., varnisher with N. P. Cole & Co., dwl 130 Eighth


Crocker John, foreman with N. P. Cole & Co., dwl 620 Pine


Crocker John H., clerk with N. E. Grimes, dw1 620 Pine


Crocker Lucius, carpenter with Wilson & Bro., dwl 506 Market


Crocker M. Bourne, dwl 609} Howard


Crocker William, professor music, dwl 228 Bush


Crockett Charles, turner with W. G. Weir, dwl Ful- ton nr Gough


Crockett David, clerk with E. Higgins & Co., dwl cor Berry and Third


Crockett E., shipsmith, 25 Clay, dw1 117 Post


Life Ins. Co., 13 Merchants' Exchange, res Fruit Vale, Alameda County


CROCKETT JOSEPH B., Associate Judge Su- preme Court, office 411 Cal, res Alameda County Crockett Morris, peddler, dwl 139 Shipley


Crockett William, shipsmith, 25 Clay, dwl Orleans Hotel


Crofton James, longshoreman, dwl Alta bet Mont- gomery and Sansom


Crofts John J., engineer P. M. S. S. Montana, dwl 438 Clementina


Crogan James, painter, dw1 922 Howard


Crogan John, seaman, dwl 19 Commercial


Crogan Peter, plasterer, dwl 1912 Taylor, rear


Croke Edward, laborer, Lab. League, Dashaway Hall


Croke James, driver, dwl Ss Tehama bet Eighth and Ninth


CROKE JAMES, Very Rev. rector St. Mary's Ca- thedral, dwl 628 California


Croker Evre C .. veterinary surgeon, 250 Tehama Crombie Jobn H., tinsmith with Pacific Pneumatic Gas Co., dwl 238 Fremont


Cromer Henry, refiner, dw1 19 Louisa


Cromwell James H., quartermaster P. M. S. S. Ja- pan


Cron Adalbert, fancy dry goods, 116 Second


Cronan Cornelius, laborer, dwl 265 Jessie


Cronan Edward, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Cronan Michael, cartman, dwl 131 Shipley


Cronan Michael, stonecutter, dwl cor Bryant and Third


Cronan Michael, teamster with D. A. & J. McKinley, 328 Geary


Cronan Patrick, laborer, bds 23 Vallejo


Cronan Peter, carriagepainter with Pollard & Car- vill, dwl cor Dale and Tyler


Cronan Samuel S., machinehand Empire Mills, dwl 325 Clementina


Cronan Samuel T., carpenter, dw1 520 Mission


CRONAN THOMAS, wines and liquors, 900 Mar- ket, dwl Jessie bet Second and Third


Cronan Timothy, laborer, dwl 26 Fourth


Cronan William, merchant tailor, 671 Howard


Cronan William J., roofer with John Kehoe, dwl cor Third and Hunt


Crone Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart


Cronen John, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl 265 Jessie


Croner William, waiter City Restaurant, dwl 2 Va- renne


Cronin Cornelius, books and stationery, 105 Fourth Cronin Cornelius, dwl 156 First


Cronin Daniel, bootmaker with A. C. Royer, dwl 17 Brannan


Cronin Daniel, groceries and liquors, SE cor Turk and Fillmore


Cronin Dennis, deckhand C. S. Nav. Co. stm Julia Cronin Dennis, hostler, dwl 18 Bernard


Cronin James, baker Brooklyn Hotel, dwl 19 Ev- erett


Cronin James, barkeeper, Occidental Hotel


Cronin Jeremiah, hostler 213 Pine, dw1 512 Mission Cronin John, carpenter, dwl Tremont House


Cronin John, hostler with R. & J. Morton, dwl NE cor Ellis and Taylor


Cronin John, laborer S. V. W. Works


Cronin Johu, laborer, dwl 147 Natoma


Cronin Jobn, laborer Union Warehouse, dwl 315 Filbert


Cronin John, liquor saloon, 710 Battery, dwl S s Vallejo bet Battery and Sansom


Cronin John, longshoreman, dwl SW cor Spear and Mission


Cronin Mary, (widow) dwl NW cor Capp and Nineteenth


Cronin Michael, ( Patrick Healy & Co.) dwl Town- send nr Fourth


E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Millinery Goods,


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


REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO., Importers of Spices of all kinds.


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DIRECTORY.


PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1,000 pages, Price Five Dollars, will be published July, 1870.


Cronin Michael, laborer with J. B. Kemp Cronin Michael, stonecutter, dwl 405 Brannan


Cronin Michael W., barkeeper 329 Montgomery, dwl 1404 Powell


Cronin P., shoemaker, dwl 227 Second


Cronin Samuel, machinist, dw1 325 Clementina


Cronin William, longshoreman, dwl W s Columbia Place nr Twenty-seventh


Cronin William. roofer, dwl 23 Hunt


Cronise T. F., broker, office 402 Montgomery, dwl Occidental Hotel


CRONISE WILLIAM H. V., mining, office 402 Montgomery, dwl 526 Green


Cronly John, seaman, dwl 2 Lincoln Place


Crook Edward, laborer, dw1 514 Stevenson


Crook James, dwl N & Pine bet Hyde and Larkin


CROOK JOHN T., physician and surgeon, office 423 Montgomery, dwl 1021 Washington


Crook Peter, porter with Hemmenway & Merrill, dwl 1328 Stockton


Crook Richard, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl W s Main bet Misson and Iloward


Crooker L., porter, dwl 507 Mission


Crooks Corner, SE cor Third and Mission


Crooks James, laborer, dwl NE cor Post and Oc- tavia


Crooks J. B., wheelwright Kimball Manufacturing Co., dwl 323 Tehama


Crooks Mathew, real estate, dwl 22 Crook


Crooks Robert, drayman, 45 Clay


Crooks Samuel J., carpenter, dwl S s Geary bet La- guna and Octavia


CROOKS SYLVESTER, manager Occidental Ho- tel, SE cor Montgomery and Bush


Croon Frank, laborer, dwl E s Ohio bet Broadway and Vallejo


Cropper Israel, (colored) cook, dwl 15 Scott Place


Cropper Theodore, engineer, dwl NE cor Hayes and Polk


Crosby Charles, seaman, dwl 127 Jackson


Crosby Frederick W., dw1 904 Jackson


Crosby George O., produce dealer, 310 Davis, dwl 727 O'Farrell


Crosby G. F., carpenter, dwl 29} Third


Crosby James, carpenter, dwl 463 Natoma


Crosby James, waiter Occidental Hotel


Crosby Jobn, blacksmith with William Carolan, dwl Broadway nr Montgomery


Crosby John, laborer, dwl 1242 Bush


Crosby John, tailor with G. Imbrie, dwl 151 Washington


Crosby John A., die sinker and engraver, dwl N 8 Page bet Gough and Octavia


Crosby Patrick, laborer, dw1 147 Shipley


Crosby Porter, (Coulon, Humphrey & C.) dwl 312 Post


Crosby William, law student with Barstow, Stetson & Houghton


Crosett Alphonso A., clerk with Howard & Pool, dwl 949 Harrison


CROSETT JAMES F., real estate agent, office 304 Montgomery (and Kinsey & C.) dwl 949 Har Crosett James L., superintendent Pacific Barrel and Keg Factory, office 408 California, dw1 949 Har Crosett Truman, teacher music Public Schools, dwl 949 Harrison


Crosgro Patrick, laborer, dwl 2013 Dupont


CROSKEY ( Robert) & HOWARD, ( Irtrin) gro- ceries and liquors, NE cor llaves and Franklin Croskey Robert V., clerk with William J. Gunn, dwi SE cor Hayes and Franklin


Crosley James, laborer, bds N & Oregon ur Drumm CROSS ( Alexander ) & CO., (John and Williom Wedderspoon) importers and commission mer- chants, 316 California


Cross Alexander, (Cross & Co.) res Valparaiso Cross Alfred, tailor, dwl 3 Tay


Cross Anthony, laborer, dwl 1428 Stockton, rear Cross David, machinist, Vulcan Iron Works


Cross Donald, machinist with P. M. S. S. Co., dwl cor First and Brannan


Cross Fred L., bookkeeper with W. J. Jones & Co., dwl 225 Bush


Cross Harry, barkeeper, dwl 417 Post


Cross Horatio, miner, dw1 734 Montgomery


Cross Jennie, (widow) dwl 31 John


Cross Manuel, deckhand C. S. N. Co's stm Yosemite Cross Peter, laborer, with Erzgraber & Goetjen, dwl cor Francisco and Powell


Cross Richard, dravman with Wellman, Peck & Co., dw1 320 Broadway


Cross Robert, plasterer, dwl 126 Kearny


Cross Thomas, miner, dw] 251 Tehama


Crossen Henry, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Crossland Joseph, plasterer, P. Pro, Ass., 751 Market


Crossley Charles, salesman with Henry Hughes, dwI New Atlantic Hotel


CROSSMAN JAMES H., mining, office 402 Mont- gomery, dwl Occidental Hotel


Crosten William E., sailmaker, dwl 130 Second


Croswell M. S. Rev., pastor Green Street Congrega- tional Church, dwl N s Chestnut bet Hyde and Larkin


Crotty James, porter, dwl 705 Stockton


Crotty John, hostler Market Street R. R., dwl Fif- teenth nr Valencia


Crotty John, laborer, dwl Ver Mehr nr Kearny Crouch Daniel L., foreman foundry Risdou Iron Works, dwl 54 First


Crouch James, tobacconist with Isaac K. White, dwl 418 Filbert


Crondace Frederick W., (Lett §- C.) dwl 135 Fifth Crough John S., carpenter Empire Mills, res Oakland Crougheell Engene, harnessmaker, dwl 1025 Pacific Croughen Benard, dwl 1 Eddy Place


Croughen Ellen Miss, dressinaker, dwl I Eddy Pl


Crouse Charles, junkdealer, dwl NW cor Alabama and Twenty- fifth


Cronse John R. & Co., groceries and provisions, SE cor Davis and Jackson, dwl S s Twenty - third or Valencia


Crow A. F., foreman with J. B. Kemp


Crow Albert, painter, dw1 414 Fourth


Crow Albion T., wharfinger Black Diamond Coal Co's Wharf, dw1 506 Fourth


Crow Andrew, shipcarpenter, dw1 Ss Chestnut bet Mason and Taylor, rear


Crow Charles, watchman, dwl 617 Davis


Crowdell John, carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post Crowdis Frederick, liquor saloon, dwl 15 Second


Crowe David H., bookkeeper with Fassett & Mc- Caulley, dwl 759 Market


Crowe James, carpenter, H. C'. League, 25 Post Crowell Caroline I., (widow) dwl 420 Powell Crowell Charles H., collector Laurel Hill Cemetery Association, SW cor Kearny and California


Crowell Charles I., with J. M. Goewey & Co., dwl 1063 Howard


Crowell Daniel, molder, dw1 51 First


Crowell Engene, real estate, office SW cor Clay and Battery


Crowell Eugene E., clerk, dw1 420 Powell


Crowell George, machinist with Fourness & Kaen, dwl S & Natoma bet First and Second


Crowell George C., compositor Daily Times, dwl 312 Jessie


Crowell George E., machinist, dwl 73 Natoma Crowell James, carpenter, dw1 523 Filbert


Crowell James Jr., plumber, dw1 523 Filbert


CROWELL J. P., dentist, office and dw1 14 Kearny Crowell Martin L., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., res San José


Crowell Mary Ann, (widow) dwl 15 Second


Crowell M. H., carpenter, II. C. Leagne, 25 Post


Crowell Prentiss, wharlinger Rincon Point Dock, dwl 26} Kearny


CROWELL ZENAS, secretary California Insur- ance Co., office 318 California, dwl 705 Post


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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Crowler Richard, blacksmith, 418 Jackson, dwl 723 | Crowley Michael, pantryman steamer Yosemite, dwl Sansom NW cor Fifth and Stevenson


Crowley ( Bartholomew ) & Collopy, ( James) family bakers, 421 Fourth and NE cor Sixth and Shipley


Crowley Bartholomew, ( Crowley & Collopy) dwl 421 Fourth


Crowley Bartholomew, laborer, dwl W s Treat Avenne bet Twenty-third and Twenty- fourth


Crowley Caleb, blacksmith Miners' Foundry, dwl 357 First


CROWLEY CATHARINE, (widow) groceries and


liquors, NE cor Washington and Leavenworth Crowley C. H .. carpeuter, dwl 523 Mission


Crowley Charles, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Crowley Charles, longshoreman with N. P. Trans. Company


Crowley Charles, seaman, dwl 116 Stewart


Crowley Cornelius. groceries and liquors, 334 Third


Crowley Cornelius, shoemaker withi Kowalsky & Co., dwl 265 Jessie


Crowley Cornelius H., blindmaker with Mech. Mill & M. Company, dwl 523 Mission


Crowley Cornelius W., shoemaker, Metro. B. & S. Union, dwl cor Eighth and Bryant


Crowley Daniel, blacksmith with T. Hawkins, dwl 3 Leroy Place


Crowley Daniel, calker, Ship. Ass., Barra's Hall Crowley Daniel, teamster, dwl Seventeenth bet Capp and Howard


Crowley Daniel A., dwl 361 Minna


Crowley David, teamster with James McDevitt, dwl SW cor Sansoun and Vallejo


Crowley Ellen Miss, domestic Franklin Hotel


Crowley Florence, contractor, dwl 670 Harrison


Crowley James, cabinetmaker, dwl E s Valencia bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth


Crowley James, carpenter, dw1 67 Clementina


Crowley James, cartman, dwl Montgomery nr Union Crowley James, laborer S. V. W. Works


Crowley James, laborer, dwl W s Salmon nr Pacific


Crowley James, stevedore, Lumb. Stev. Ass., Barra's Hall


CROWLEY JAMES J., carpenter, E s Valencia nr Sixteenth


Crowley Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 210 Clara


Crowley Jeremiahı, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Crowley Jeremiah J., butcher, N & Sixteenth nr Valencia


Crowley Jeremiah J., plate printer with E. Bosqui & Co., dw1 40 Jessie


Crowley John, box clerk S. F. Postoffice, dwl 574 Minna


Crowley John, calker, dwl 64 Jessie


Crowley John, circular sawyer with W. G. Weir, dwl Fairmount


Crowley John, cooper, dwl 255 Jessie


Crowley John, driver with R. D. Chandler, 118-120 Pacitic, dwl 139 Shipley


Crowley John, hostler, dwI S s Ellis nr Pierce


Crowley John, jeweler, dwl 357 First


Crowley John, laborer Market Street R. R


Crowley John, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Crowley John, laborer, dwl 237 Minna


Crowley Johu, lodgings, 523 Mission Crowley John, porter Russ House Crowley Jobn, waiter Occidental Hotel


Crowley John D., carpenter, dwl 102 Sixth


Crowley John D., liquors, dwl W s Sixth nr Folsom


Crowley John J., collector and extraman steamer No. 7, S. F. F. D., dwl N s Sixteenth nr Harriet Crowley Kate, (widow) dwl E & Hartford bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth


Crowley Margaret, dwl 108 Freelon


Crowley Maria, (widow) dwl 2 Jessie. rear


Crowley Michael, laborer, S. F. & P. Sugar Re- finery, dwl 507 Mission


Crowley Michael, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl 62 Jessie


Crowley Michael, porter with Hooker & Co., dwl 18 Clara


CROWLEY PATRICK, Chief of Police City and County San Francisco, office 11 City Hall, first floor, dwl 314 Green


Crowley Patrick, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Crowley Patrick, laborer, dwl 18 Clara


Crowley Richard, blacksmith, dwl 723 Sansom


Crowley Thomas, shipwright, Ship. Ass., Barra's Hall


Crowley Timothy, farrier, dwl W s Gilbert bet Bry- ant and Braunan


Crowley Timothy, laborer, dwl 25 Rincon Place


Crowley Timothy J., attorney at law, office 26-28 Exchange Building, dwl 102 Sixth


Crowley William, laborer S. V. W. Works


Crowley William, seaman, dwl 116 Stewart


Crowley William J., driver, dwl 728 Clementina


Crown Harris, foreman with E. Goslinsky & Co., dwl 603 Hvde


CROWN POINT G. & S. M. CO., office 419 Cal Crowninshield Jacob, bookkeeper California Pio- neers, dwl 1010 Powell


Crowther George T., commission merchant, dwl 486 Jessie


Croxall Julius D., purchasing agent Lindley & Co. Sacramento, 405 Front, dwl 1113 Clay


Crozier George W., clerk with Chauncey & Co., dwl 1413 Pacific


Crozier Henry, nightclerk International Hotel, 530 Jackson


Crozier William J., clerk with J. K. Prior, dw1 1413 Pacitic


Crucknell James, clerk, dwl 737 Howard


Crudden William, butcher, dwl Ss Braunan bet Seventh and Geneva


CRUELTY TO ANIMALS, SOCIETY TO PRE- VENT, office 625 Merchant


Crufford Mary, (widow) dwl 823 Folsom


Cruise Mathew, bootmaker with George Buckhardt, dwl S s Brannan bet First and Second


Crum Michael, laborer, Lab. League, Dashaway Hall


Crummey John, butcher with Litchfield & Helm, dwl Sixteenth nr Potrero Avenue


Crummey Owen, butcher, dwl Ns Sixteenth bet Hampshire and Potrero Avenne


Crus John, mariner, bds 531 East


Cruse James, butcher P. M. S. S. Montana


Cruse William, plasterer, dwl Twenty-fourth bet Harrison and Alabama


Crussell Francis R., locksmith, 147 Post


Crutchley Mary E., (widow) dwl S s Jessie nr Ninth Cruz C., (widow) dwl 737 Green


Cruz Mary (widow) dwl 527 Green, rear


Cryer Charles, engineer, dwl 26 Fourth


Cryer Charles Mrs., fancy goods, 26 Fourth


Crynes Margaret Miss, domestic Lick House


Cuadros Martin, deckhand C. S. Nav. Co. stm Julia


Cnanan François, cook, dwl cor Virginia and Caro- line Place


CUBERY ( William M.) & CO., (Francis WV. Van Reynegom) book and job printers, 536 Market


Cubery William M., (Cubery & Co.) dwl 21 Povell


Cubitt Henry. blacksmith, dwl 207 Post


Cuche Frederick H., hairdresser with Fried & Van- tine, dwl 616 California


Cucnel George, mirrormaker with Whittier, Fuller & Co., dwl 120 William


Cuddeback George W., (Jones & Co.) dwl 402 Geary


CUDDY (John) & HUGHES, (Edward C.) book and job printers, 511 Sansom


Cuddy John, ( Cuddy & Hughes ) dwl S & Olive Av- enne bet Polk and Van Ness Avenue


E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Note and Letter Paper and Envelopes.


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Cuddy Mathias, printer Evening Bulletin, dw1 755 | Culombat Rosalie, French Laundry, 609 Geary, rear Howard


Cuddy William, sailmaker with John Harding Cudworth James W., milkman, SW cor Filbert and Buchanan


Cue William, tinsmith, dwl 21 Stevenson


Cuff Dennis, bootmaker, dwl N s Brannan bet Sixth and Seventh


Cuff Richard, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Cuff Thomas, stock dealer, dwl cor Ninth and Bry- ant


Cuiger Charles, carpenter, dwl Bush nr Baker Culbertson Edward, carpenter, dwl Pacific Hotel


Culcheth William, cooper, W s Drumm bet Jackson and Pacific


Culchett William, compositor, dw1 502 Montgomery Culgan Frank, laborer Pioneer Woolen Factory Culican John, laborer S. V. W. Works


Culin John L., clerk S. F. Assaying and Refining Works, dwl 3 Shotwell


Culivan Philip, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Cullan Thomas, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel




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