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Cullen Charles, laborer, dwl W s Baldwin Court nr Folsom
Cullen Charles, policeman, City Hall, dwl 256 Fourth
Cullen Edward, bootfitter with Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 661 Minna
Cullen James, carpenter, Franklin House Cullen James, laborer, dwl E s Capp ur Eighteenth Cullen J. C., dwl 17 Fourth
Cullen Jeffery, with B. Davidsou & Co., res Oak- land
Cullen John, cooper with Frank W. Arnold, dwl & s Broadway bet Montgomery and Kearny
Cullen John, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Cullen John J., engraver with R. B. Gray & Co., dwl 327 Jessie
Cullen Lizzie Mrs., saleswoman 111 Montgomery, dwl 710 California
Cullen Michael, molder Union Iron Works, dwl 38 First
Cullen Michael, waiter, dwl 29 Minna, rear
Cullen Paul, stevedore, dwl 569 Mission
Cullen Philip, laborer S. F. Gas Company, dwl 24 Jessie, rear
Cullen Thomas, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 1230 Mission
Cullen 'Thomas, saloon, SW cor Ellis and Devisa- dero
Cullen Thomas, seaman, dwl 23 Natoma
Cullen Thomas F., clerk with James McElwain, dwl 731 Bush
Cullen William, policeman City Hall, dwl 554 Stevenson
Cullican Terrence, fireman S. V. W. Works
Culligan John, gardener, dwl W s Van Ness Avenue nr Turk
Culligan Michael, expresswagon, dwl 757 Bryaut Culligan Michael, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Cullin Ann Mrs., dwl cor Franklin and Oak Cullin James, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Cullin Patrick, drayman, 531 Clay, dwl NE cor Gil- bert and Townsend
Cullinan Dennis, (P. J. Sullivan & Co.) dwl 249 Stevenson
Cullinane James, carpenter, dwl 366 Natoma Cullivan Philip, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Culloch D., shipwright, Ship. Ass., Barra's Hall
Cullum A. W., entryclerk Naval Office Custom llouse, dwl NW cor Bryant and Sixth
Cullum Frank, foreman, dwl 360 Jessie
Cully James, driver N. B. & M. Railroad, dwl 41 Louisa
Cully John, laborer S. V. W. Works
Cully John, waiter, dwl 304 Beale
Cully John P., tinsmith with Caleb M. Sickler, dwl 568 Mission
Culombat Alfred, weaver, dwl 609 Geary, rear
Culpha Mary, (widow) dwl N s Grove bet Gough and Octavia
Culver Charles F., carpenter, dwl West End Hotel Culver Edward, with A. Menke & Co., dwl SW cor Third and Perry
Culver Edwin S., mail clerk San Francisco Chron- icle, dw1 900 Clay
Culver James H. patternmaker, dwl 103 Perry Culver J. C., bookseller, dwl What Cheer House Culver Leander, Dexter Exchange Saloon, 221 Bush, dwl 6 Montgomery
Culver Lewis G., teamster with D. A. & J. Mc- Kinley, 328 Geary
Culver Orrin B., salesman with D. E. Appleton & Co., dw1 900 Clay
Culver W. H., nurseryman, dwl Central Road nr Toll Gate
CULVER ( William H.) & ROBINS, (George) attorneys at law and real estate agents, office 17 Stevenson's Building
Culver William H., (Culver & Robins) dwl 722 Washington
Culvert Patrick, stoker, dwl 136 Folsom
Culverwell Joseph P., teamster, dwl S s Ellis bet Laguna and Buchanan
Cumberland John, clerk, dwl NW cor Green and Polk
Cumiskey Terence, harnessmaker with Harrison Jones, dwl 741 Market
Cumisky Henry, baker, dwl 1715 Leavenworth Cummidge Martin, teamster, dw1 636 Third
Cumming George, foreman machine shop Risdon Iron Works, dwl 25 Perry
Cumming James M., (Cumming & Co.) dwl Lick House
Cumming John, stockbroker, office 402 Montgomery, resides Twelve-Mile Farm
Cumming Patrick H., (Cumming & Co.) resides New York
CUMMING (P. H.) & CO., (J. M. Cumming) importers and jobbers dry goods and carpets, 24 Sansom
Cummings Andrew J., chophouse, 745 Howard
Cummings Anthony, groceries and liquors, SE cor Fourth and Clara
Cummings Brothers, ( William and George WV. Cummings) watchmakers and jewelers, 607 Montgomery
Cummings Charles D., grain sampler with Isaac Friedlander
Cummings Delia M., dressmaker, dw1 224 Fifth
Cummings D. G., expresswagon, cor Halleck and Sansom
Cummings Eliza J. Mrs., proprietress Capital Build- ing, 405 Kearny
Cummings F. B., molder, dwl 507 Mission
Cummings George W., (Cummings Bros.) dwl 607 Montgomery
Cummings G. M., bookbinder with Bartling & Kimball, dwl 546 Bryant
Cummings Henry K., (H. K. Cummings & Co.) dwl 10 Stanford
Cummings H. K. & Co., (John M. Maxwell) pro- duce commission, 415-417 Davis
Cuminings James, cook, dwl Overland House
Cummings James, with C. Stolze, dw1 673 Howard Cummings James J., carpenter, dw1 420 Market
Cummings James M., carpenter, dwl S s Union nr Taylor
Cummings John, expressman, dwl 1203 Turk
Cummings John, hostler with Omnibus R. R., dwl 241 Teliama
Cummings John, quartermaster P. M. S. S. Consti- tution
Cummings Lawrence, laborer, dwl N s Natoma bet Eighth and Ninth
Cummings Martin J., salesman with Wurkheim Bros., dwl 309 Minna
EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Paper Rulers, Leidesdorff st., corner of Clay.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., Nos. 712, 714 and 716, Kearny Street.
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Cummings Mary A. Miss, dressmaking, 224 Fifth Cummings Patrick, blacksmith, dwl S s Union nr Hyde
Cummings Patrick, groceries and liquors, SE corner Mission and Twenty-second
Cummings Patrick, horsesboer, 197 Stevenson
Cummings Patrick, laborer, dwl Es Folsom bet Twenty-seventh and Serpentine Avenue
Cummings Patrick, policeman City Hall, dwl 1214} Folsom
Cummings Richard, clerk with John J. Marks & Co., dwl 4 Clay
Cummings Rosanna, (widow) dwl 510 Howard Cummings T. G., express wagon Merchants' Ex- change, dwl 721 Market
Cummings Theodore B., receiver North Beach and Mission Railroad Co., office SW cor Fourth and Lonisa, dwl 208 Clara
Cummings Thomas, dwl SE corner Mission and Twenty-second
Cummings Thomas, assistant superintendent Market Street Railroad, dwl Valencia bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
CUMMINGS W. B & CO., importers, shipping and commission merchants, 124 California
Cummings W. B., (W. B. Cummings & Co.) dwl 305 Kearny
Cummings William, dw1 405 Kearny
Cummings William, (Cummings Brothers ) dwl 607 Montgomery
Cummings William, longshoreman, dwl 1308 Mont Cummings ( William H.) & Terry, (Joseph T.) auctioneers and commission merchants, SE cor Montgomery and Pine
Cummings William H., ( Cummings & Terry ) dwl 611 Mason
Cummins John, lumberman, dwl 23 Minna
Cummins .- See Commins
Commiskey Alice Mrs., dwl 514 Sutter
Cumyns L., shipwright, Ship. Ass., Barra's Hall
Cuneo Augustine, marbleworker with Zeglio & Moore, dwl 15 Union
Cuniff J., dwl 15 Hubbard
Cuniff James, longshoreman, dwl W s Sansom bet Filbert and Greenwich
Cuniff M., laborer P. M. S. S. Co's Wharf, dwl W s Main nr Harrison
Cunliffe James, embroidery pattern cutter, 539 Washington, dwl 636 Commercial
Cunihan William, wireworker, dwl 267 Jessie
Cunniff William, bellhanger with H. Rosekrans & Co., dwl 15 Hubbard
Cunningham Ann H., (widow) dwl 826 Howard Cunningham Arthur S., clerk delivery department Wells, Fargo & Co., dw1 344} Seventh
CUNNINGHAM BARBARA, (widow) proprie- tress Oregon House, 238 Stewart
Cunningham Bernard, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl S s Shasta bet Georgia aud Michigan
Cunningham Daniel, hostler City Railroad, dw1 321 Natoma
Cunningham F. I., jobwagon, corner Sansom and Washington
Cunningham Frank, clerk, SE corner Drumm and Clark
Cunningham F. W., stone mason, dwl N s Brannan bet First and Second
Cunningham George, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Cunningham George W., clerk, dwl 314 Bush Cunningham James, dwI cor Minna and Seventh
Cunningham James, assistant engineer P. M. S. S. Golden City
Cunningham James, laborer Custom House, dwl 55 Jessie
Cunningham James, lumberman, dwl 220 Ritch
Cunningham James, miller Genessee Flour Mills, dwl 260 Minna
Cunningham James, painter with F. W. Miller, dwl 1709 Folsom
Cunningham James, water tender P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 937 Folsom
Cunningham Jobn, bricklayer, dwl 24 Hunt
Cunningham John, carpenter, dwl W s Gough nr Oak
Cunningham John, coalpasser P. M. S. S. Colorado Cunningham John, driver with James Murray, dwl 32 Clementina
Cunningham John, fruits, 944 Kearny
Cunningham John, furrier with H. Leibes & Co., dwl Columbia bet Twenty-third and Twenty- fourth
Cunningham John, laborer with A. A. Louderback, dwl 735 Pacific
Cunningham John, laborer with J. Tomkinson, dwl 59 Minna
Cunningham John, longshoreman, dwl 18 Freelon Cunningham John, longshoreman, dwl 36 Stewart Cunningham John, longshoreman, dwl 107 Leides- dorff
Cunningham Jobn, lumberman, dwl E s Main bet Howard and Folsom
Cunningham John, mason S. F. Gas Co
Cunningham John, miner, dw1 333 Bush
Cunningham John, patternmaker Risdon Iron Works, dwl 553 Howard
Cunningham John, tanner, dwI E s Columbia bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Cunningham John A., carpenter, 557 Stevenson
Cunningham John J., clerk with Heynemann & Co., dwi 318 Minna
Cunningham Joseph, porter P. M. S. S. Great Republic
Cunningham Laurence, bookkeeper with Shea, Hussey & Co., dwl 87 Stevenson
Cunningham Lindsay, salesman with John G. Hodge & Co., dwl 826 Howard
Cunningham Lewis, capitalist, dwl Lick House
Cunningham Mathew, laborer, dw1 530 Mission Cunningham Melvin, machinist, dwl 214 First
Cunningham Michael, captain steamer Anasha, dwl 539 Stevenson
Cunningham Michael, cooper with Charles A. Rus- sel, dwl 416 Pacific
Cunningham Michael, woolgrader S. F. Wool Ex- change, dwl First Avenue bet Mission aud Valencia
Cunningham Neil, farmer, dwl Lake Merced nr Ocean House
Cunningham Parlan R., carpenter with Mechanics Mill & M. Co., dwl 734} Howard
Cunningham Patrick, bootmaker U. W. M. B. & S. Co., dwl 336 Fifth
Cunningham Patrick, clerk, dwl 87 Stevenson
Cunningham Patrick, laborer, dw1 154 Shipley
Cunningham Patrick, laborer, dwl N & Vallejo nr Battery *
Cunningham Patrick, laborer with James P. Pierce Cunningham Peter, carpenter, dwl 166 Tebama
Cunningham Peter, jeweler with Hubash & Kutz, dwI 519 Montgomery
Cunningham Philip, laborer, bds 519 Mission
Cunningham Robert, calker, dw1 630 Post
Cunningham Robert, clerk with Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 841 Mission
Cunningham Robert B., clerk with Falkner, Bell & Co., dw1 826 Howard
Cunningham Rose Mrs., dressmaker, 260 Minna
Cunningham Samuel, engineer Fulton Foundry. dwl 158 Perry
Cunningham Simon D., collector and watchman U. S. B. Mint, dwl 1325 Washington
Cunningham Thomss, hackman, Plaza
Cunningham Thomas, contractor, dwl 318 Minna
Cunningham Thomas, laborer California Mills, dwl 26 Natoma
Cunningham Thomas, machinist, dwl 56 Natoma
Cunningham Thomas H., ( Doyle & C.) 133 Mont- gomery
E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Laces and Embroideries.
M. S. WHITING & CO'S NATIVE WINES are superior to all other brands. See next leaf.
REDINGTON HOSTETTER & CO., The great Drug and Patent Medicine Depot.
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PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY circulates throughout Nevada.
Cunningham Thomas J., president U. W. M. Boot and Shoe Manufacturing Co., dwl 336 Fifth
Cunningham T. M. Rev., pastor First Presbyterian Church, dwl 809 Stockton
Cunningham W., mariner stm Continental, North Pacific Transportation Co
Cunningham William, dwl W & Shotwell bet Eight- eenth and Nineteenth
Cunningham William, driver City Railroad, dwl 3:21 Tehamna, rear
Cunningham William, carpenter, dwl St. Nicholas Hotel
Cunningham William, hostler with Thomas Kelly, dwI SE cor O'Farrell and Leavenworth
Cunningham William, N. Y. department Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 120 Turk
Cunningham William, wireworker with H. T. Graves, dwl 267 Jessie
Cunningham William Jr., wireworker with H. T. Graves, dwl 267 Jessie
Cunningham William C., harnessmaker with Main & Winchester, dwl Shotwell bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Cunningham William N., clerk stationery depart- meut Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 609 Pine
Cunningham William W., porter with Baker & Hamilton, dwl 737 Howard
Cunningham Zina H., { Taber & C.) dwl 654 How Cunningham's Warehouses, J. W. H. Campbell pro- prietor, office cor Front and Green
Cunningworth J. B., physician, office room 7 Gov- ernment House
Curberry James, waiter American Exchange
Curl Alfred, willowworker with Thomas J. Hall, dwl 207 Post
Curlander H. Mrs., seamstress, 410} Sixth
Curiey Catharine, (widow) dwl E s Shotwell bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Curley Cornelius, carpenter, dwl 657 Mission
Curley Cornelius, expresswayon, cor Montgomery and Post, dw1 982 Harrison
Curley James, jobwagon, dwl 456 Minna
Curley James, liquor saloon, 318 Pacific
Curley James, metalroofer, dwl 51 Stevenson
Curley John, cartman, dwl N & Uniou bet Taylor and Jones
Curley John, expresswagon, cor Seventh and How Curley John, laborer, dwl S s Hayes nr Buchanan Curley John, miner, dwl 116 Shipley
Curley John, roofer with John Kehoe
Curley John, salesman 3 Mont, dwl 982 Harrison
Curley Mary Ann Miss, dressmaker, dwl S s Chest- nut bet Stockton and Powell
Curley Michael, laborer, dwl 208 Clara
Curley Michael, laborer, dwl S s Austin bet Van Ness Avenue and Franklin
Curley Patrick, driver N. B. & M. Railroad, dwl Miller Place
Curley Patrick, hostler, 850 Howard
Curley Patrick, laborer, dwl 13 Ritch, rear
Curley Patrick, lodgings, 706 Battery
Curley Thomas, laborer, bds E s Buchanan nr Mc- Allister
Curley William, porter with J. Eisenberg & Bro., dwl 982 Harrison
Curnow Simeon, ( Kingon & C.) dwl Mission bet First and Second
Curny James, laborer New U. S. B. Mint, dwl 12 Natoma
Curran Ann, (widow) dwl 24 Tehama
Curran Bernard, tailor, dw1 409 Geary
Curran Dennie, laborer What Cheer House Restau- rant
CURRAN HUGH, proprietor Franklin Hotel, SE cor Pacific and Sansom
Curran James, cook New York Bakery, dwl cor Leidesdorff aud Halleck
Curran James, teamster with H. C. & T. L. Elliot, dwl Ivy bet Polk and Grove
Curran John, boilermaker Risdon Iron Works, dwl 24 Tehama
Curran John, teamster, dw] 818 Sansom, rear Curran Kate Miss, dressmaker. 936 Howard
Curran Michael, bakery, SW cor Brannan and Clinton
Curran Patrick, boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl 210 Pacific
Curran Patrick, laborer, dwl N s Grove bet Octavia and Gough
Curran Patrick, shoemaker, dwl E s Wetmore Pl Curran Patrick T., dw1 317 Tebama
Curran Thomas, boilermaker Risdon Iron Works, dwl 24 Tebama
Curran Thomas, boilermaker, dwl Seventeenth Avenue bet Q and R, South S. F
Curran Thomas, fruits, 663 Howard
Curran William, hairdresser; dw1 546 Mission, rear Curran Patrick, shoemaker with Buckingham & Hecht, dwl Washington bet Mason and Powell CURREY JOHN, attorney at law, office 504 Kear- ny, dwl Lick House
Currey Thomas F., blacksmith with Milo P. Holmes, dwl 34 Minna
Currey William, Inmberman, dwl N & Howard bet Stewart and Spear
Currie Donald, carpenter, dwl 9 Hampton Place Currie Joseph S., assayer, dwl 1515 Mission
Currie M. Mrs., washerwoman, dwl 12 Everett
Currie Robert, carpenter, dwl Pacific Hotel
Currie Robert K., machinist Vulcan Iron Works, dwl 14 Freelon
Currie William, mariner, dwl 130 Second
Currie .- See Currey and Curry
Currier Albert C., butcher with W. D. Litchfield, dwl 52 Minna
CURRIER ( Amos) & WINTER, (Daniel ) import- ers paintings, engravings, moldings, etc., 211 Kearny
Currier Amos, (Currier & Winter ) dw1 708 Larkin Currier Charles H., block and pumpmaker, 28 Market, dw1 630} Jessie
Currier George W., clerk with J. B. Lawler, dwl 529 Bryant
Currier J. C., with J. R. Farish & Co., dwl 127 Kearny
Currier John B., drayman, 322 Front, dwl 1052} Howard
Currier Joseph H., drayman, 322 Front, dwl 1052} Howard
Currin Joseph, laborer, dwl S s Filbert bet Kearny and Montgomery
Curry Charles E., policeman City Hall, dwl Clay ur Dupont
Carry Francis J., foreman Vulcan Iron Works, dwl N s Page bet Laguna and Buchanan
Curry James, boilermaker Vulcan Iron Works, dwl 17 Clementina
Curry James, carpenter, dwl 279 Minna
Curry dames, laborer, dwl 12 Natoma, renr
Curry John, (N. Curry & Bro.) dwl 450 Bryant
Curry John, barkeeper 5 Summer, dwl 623 Minna Curry John, laborer with Cantrell, Dell & Co., dwl 106 Beale
Curry Lnke, cigars and tobacco, SW cor Fourth and Howard, dwl 24 Howard Court
Curry N. & Brother, (John Curry ) guus, pistols, and sporting materials, 117 Sansom
Curry Nathaniel, (N. Curry & Brother ) dwl 402 Sixth
Cnrry Patrick, grocer, dwl 278 Minna
Curry Patrick, laborer, dwl 913 Powell
Curry Richard, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co
Curry Robert, carpenter, dwl 47 Natoma Curry Roger, laborer, dwl S s Polk ur Vallejo
Curry William, lumberman, dw1 104 Stewart
CURRY WILLIAM H .. real estate agent, 6 Mont- gomery, dw1 778} Harrison Curry .- See Currey and Currie
EDWARD BOSQUI & CO, Printers and Bookbinders, Leidesdorff st., from Clay to Commercial.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., Nos. 712, 714 and 716, Kearny Street .?
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Curtana Catherine, (widow) dwl 507 Vallejo Curtaz Benjamin, pianofortes, 20 O'Farrell
Curtice Samuel, paperhanger with G. W. Clark, dwl 806 Union
Curtin Annie M., forewoman with Buckingham & Hecht, dw1 565 Howard
CURTIN CALLAHAN, importer dry goods, 48 Second, dwl 516 O'Farrell
Curtin David, dry goods, 723 Montgomery, dwl 913 Montgomery
Curtin James, hostler Front Street O. & M. R. R., dwl cor Pacific and Hyde
Curtin James, policeman City Hall, dwl 1336 Pacific Curtin John, cartman, dw1 606 Broadway
Curtin John J., barkeeper with John Mannix, dwl 8:28 California
Curtin Michael, laborer, dwl 111 William
Curtin Richard, laborer with J. B. Kemp, dwl W s Kentucky nr Irwin
Curtin Thomas, boilermaker, dw! 178 Clara
Curtin Thomas, housepainter, dwl 1336 Pacific
Curtin William H., clerk with David Curtin, dwl 1041 Montgomery
Curtis C. Mrs., secretary Women's Co-operative Union, dwl 1117 Pine
Curtis Carlton, inspector cigars and tobacco U. S. Internal Revenue (and Lake Vineyard Co., & R. C. Kirby & Co.,) dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel Curtis Catherine, (widow) dwl 236 Perry
Curtis Charles, laborer, dwl 228 First
Curtis Charles, stockdealer, dwl 607 Vallejo
Curtis Charles E., seaman, dwl 19 Commercial
Curtis Charles W., driver Pacific Union Express Co., dwl 305 O'Farrell
Curtis Edward, dwl Virginia Block
Curtis Edward, broommaker, dwl 14 Drumm
Curtis Edward D., clerk with MeKenney & Lin- derman, dwl 213 Seventh
Curtis Elijah S., clerk with Lester & Co., dwl NE cor Battery and Washington
Curtis Frank W., clerk with Hickox & Spear, dwl 634 Howard
Curtis George, seaman P. M. S. S. Sacramento
Curtis George H., helper U. S. B. Mint, dwl Russ House
Curtis George W., special policeman, dw1 331 Beale Curtis Hannah, (widow) dwl 18 Lonisa
Curtis Hattie Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, 623 Post Curtis James & Co., (J. L. Eckley) marine drug store, SE cor Stewart and Market
Curtis James, ( James Curtis & Co.) dwl 412 Minna Curtis James, local policeman, dwl 1336 Pacific
Curtis James, sawsetter California Mills, dwl 619 Mission
Curtis James M., manager Lake Vineyard Wine Co., dw1 615 Lombard
Curtis Jeremiah, tailor, SW cor East and Commer- cial, dwl 25 Commercial
Curtis John, fishmarket, SW cor Fifth and Clemen- tina, dwl SW cor Fifth and Shipley
Curtis John M., clerk with John Curtis, dwl NW cor Shipley and Fifth
CURTIS JOHN P., carpenter and builder, 320 Jackson, dw1 513 Folsom
Curtis Joseph, carpenter, dwl 506 Dupont
Curtis Joseph S., (S. M. Curtis & Co.) 125 Sansom Curtis J. R., shipjoiner, Shipjoiners' Ass., 751 Market Curtis Lawrence, driver 21 California Market, dwl cor Fifth and Shipley
Curtis Lincoln, driver Front Street O. & M. R. R., dwl 1610 Pacific
Curtis Lucien, deputy collector U S. Int. Rev., dwl 1117 Pine
Curtis Michael, blacksmith, dwl 445 Clementina
Curtis Richard, tanner, dwl W s Folsom ur Nine- teenth
Curtis Samuel T., mining stocks, dwl 526 Greenwich Curtis S. M. & Co., (Joseph S. Curtis) importers fancy goods and sewing silks, 125 Sansom
Curtis Stewart M: ( S. M. Curtis & Co.) res New York
Curtis S. W., painter, dw1 634 Howard
Curtis Thomas, laborer, dwl 152 Natoma
Curtis Thomas, porter, 217 Front, dwl 1032 Market
Curtis Thomas, contractor. dwl E s Twelfth nr Fol CURTIS TYLER & CO., shoe findings and leather, 320 Battery
Curtis Tyler, ( Tyler Curtis & Co.) dwl NE cor Sut- ter and Van Ness Avenue
Curtis W. F., carpenter Empire Mills, dw1 623 Post Curtiss Charles B., dwl 1406 Sacramento
Curtiss Wilbur, ( Davis & C.) dwl 108 Montgomery Block
Curtoys William J., laborer with Thos. Horabin, dwl 911 Washington, rear
Curvan Ann, (widow) dwl 3 Jansen
Curvey John, ( Hahn & C.) dwl S s Bush bet Bu- chanan and Webster
Cusack Thomas, carpenter S. F. & San José R. R., dwl E s Harrison bet Twenty-second and Twen- ty-third .
Cusheon John, laborer with J. B. Kemp
CUSHEON (John D.) & CO., real estate agents, office 531 California
Cusheon Jobn D., (Cusheon & Co.) dwl 217 Ste- venson
Cushing Benjamin F., cook, dwl 111 Harrison
Cushing Charles A., tinsmith with Osgood & Stet- son, dwl 2418 Pacific
Cushing Charles D., clerk Pacific Ins. Co., dwl 706 California
Cushing Charles H., real estate, office 339 Kearny, res San Leandro
Cushing Ellen Miss, fancy goods, 310 Third
Cushing Francis, shoemaker, dwl 28 Minna
Cushing Henry, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Cushing John H., molder Union Iron Works, dwl 423 Bush
Cushing J. J., homeopathic physician, office SE cor Morton and Stockton, dwl 210 Stockton
Cushing Oliver C., stockfitter with Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 28 Minna
Cushing Robert, contractor, dw1 106 Stockton
Cushing R. J., (widow) dwl 222 Post
Cushing Simeon M., grainsampler with Isaac Fried- lander, dwl 509 Bush
Cushing Thomas Rev., pastor St. Francis Mission Church, dwl W s Dolores bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Cushing Volney, proprietor Excelsior Pumps, office with H. J. Booth & Co., dwl 1115 Clay
Cushman C. S., calker, Ship. C. Ass., Barra's Hall Cushman William, calker, Ship. C. Ass., Barra's Hall
Cushman William F., surgeon S. S. Golden City, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel
Cusick H., boilermaker, bds 312 Fremont
Cusick Jacob, fruits, NE corner Washington and Stockton
Cusick James, foreman with J. H. Swain, dwl 232 First
Cusick James, laborer with J. B. Kemp, dwl 512 Minna
Cusick James, teamster with J. R. Doyle, dwl 706 Battery
Cusick James G., plumber, Pro. E. H. League, 346 Bush
Cusick John, laborer S. V. Water Works
Cusick Martin, boilermaker Risdon Iron Works
Cusick Michael, boilermaker Risdon Iron Works Cusick Patrick, laborer, dw] 642 Howard
Cusick Patrick, laborer, dw1 507 Mission
Cusick Peter, carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post
Cusick Peter, helper Risdon Iron Works
Cusick Thomas, laborer, dwl W s Ohio nr Bdwy
Cusick Thomas, miner, dwl 103 First
Cusick Thomas, porter, dwl Ohio nr Pacific
Cusick William, stevedore, dwl 2 Beale Place
E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Fancy Dry Goods.
M. S. WHITING & CO., 219 Bush St., supply country dealers with Wines and Liquors, in quantities to suit. See next leaf.
COOPER'S MAGNETIC BALM cures Burns, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, etc.
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Custar Oliver, carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post Custodia Gabriel, coffee saloon, 624 Kearny, dwl cor Dupont and Green
CUSTOM HOUSE BLOCK, SE cor Sacramento and Sansom
CUSTOM HOUSE, U. S., NW corner Washington and Battery
Cutbirth George R., physician, dwl American Ex- change
Cuthbert Charles, (colored), whitewasher, 769 How Cuthee G., blacksmith's helper Kimball Manufac- turing Co., dw1 825 Folsom
Cuthrow Samuel, farmer, dwl Ocean Beach Road three miles from Cliff House
Cutler Acors S., machinist with G. T. Pracy, dwl 216 Tehama.
Cutler E. W., tinsmith with J. De LaMontanya, 218 Jackson
Cutler H. L., teamster, dwl E s Mission near Sev- enteenth
Cutler Mary, (widow) furnished rooms, 248 Fourth Cutrocks John, ( Brizolara & C.) dwl 1015 Wash Cnttee Frank Mrs., (colored) dwl 836 Vallejo, rear Cutter Amos, painter, dwl 225 Ritch
Cutter Charles, laborer S. V. Water Works
Cutter Daniel, ( Smith & C.) dwl 135 Shipley
Cutter D. Stilwell, printer with F. Biesta, dwl 449 Tehama
Cutter George W., saloon keeper, dwl Brooklyn Hotel
Cutter Henry, carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post Cutter Horace F., office 523 Mont, dwl 307 Hyde Cutter James, painter, dw1 415 Stockton
CUTTER JAMES H., harbor commissioner, office 414 Mont. dwl SW corner Hyde and Sutter Cutter M., (widow) dwl 1018 Taylor
CUTTER SAMUEL L. JR., attorney at law, office 418 Cal, dwl W s Mission nr Twenty-second
Cutting C. W., engineer S. F. & San José Railroad, dwl W s First Avenue bet Fourteenth and Fif- teenth
Cutting Delano B., painter, dw1 761 Mission
Cutting Edwin, painter, 761 Mission
Cutting Eugene A., agent Contra Costa L. Ass., dwl 761 Mission
CUTTING ( Francis) & CO., manufacturers pick- les, preserves, etc., 21 and 31 Main, salesroom 204 Front
Cutting Francis, (Cutting & Co. ) dwl 330 Bryant Cutting Lewis, clerk with Cutting & Co., dwl 332 Bryant
Cuzner Benjamin, carpenter with A. A. Snyder, dwl Tyson Place nr Washington
Cnzner James, machinist, dw1 103 First
CYCLOPS ENGINE AND MACHINE WORKS, Lamout & Caldwell proprietors, 113 Beale Cyprian Petra, (widow) dw1 539 Vallejo Cyryn James, bootmaker, dwl 3 Howard Conrt Cyryn Rose Mrs., boarding, 3 Howard Court Czapkay L. J., real estate, dwl 11 Kearny Czapkay's Building, 651-657 Washington
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D'ANDREIS DIAGIO, chemist with Falkenau & Hanks
D'Arcey Matthew, engineer, dwl 445 First
D'Arcy George H., dwl 443} Natoma
D'Arcy John, baker, dwl 103 Perry
D'Arcy M. E. Miss, principal Geary St. Cosmopoli- tan School, dwl cor Webster and McAllister D'Arcy Patrick, waiter Lick IIouse
D'Arcy ( William F.) & Co., ( George Weaver ) shipwrights and calkers, Ss Howard nr Stewart D'Arcy William F., ( D' Arcy & Co.) dwl 351 First D'Assonville Charles, ( Pettibeau & Co.) dwl 40 Langton
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