The San Francisco directory for the year 1869, Part 64

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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Frankenberg Joseph, saddles and harness, 1108 Dupont


Frankenburg Julins, bootmaker, dwl 503 Sutter Frankenheimer Isaac, dwl 30 Ellis


Frankenheimer Joseph, butcher, 30 Metropolitan Market, dw1 30 Ellis


Frankenstein Hermann, carpenter, dwl Orleans Hotel


Frankenthal Joseph, with Max Frankenthal, dwl 734 Geary


Frankenthal Max, ( Adelsdorfer Brothers) dwl 734 Geary


Frankl Joseph, bookkeeper 415 Sacramento, dwl 507 Mission


Frankle Joseph, cook with James Rohde, dwl 25 Turk


Franklin Abel A., machine operator with Bucking- bam & Hecht, dwl 1822 Market


Franklin Abraham, pawnbroker, 813 Kearny, dwl 109 Morton


Franklin Albert, (colored) porter stm Moses Taylor, dwl 1007 Pacific


Franklin Benjamin, cook C. S. Nav. Co's stm An- telope


FRANKLIN BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OF- FICE, Frank Eastman proprietor, 509 Clay Franklin C., carpenter, dwl Rose's Hotel


Franklin Edward, real estate, office 24 Mont Block Franklin George, clothing, 511 Davis


Franklin Homestead Association, office 24 Mer- chants' Exchange


FRANKLIN HOTEL, Hngh Curran proprietor, SE cor Pacific and Sansom


Franklin H. P., with R. D. Slosson, SW cor Polk and Sacramento


Franklin John, pawnbroker, 109 Kearny, dwl 109 Morton


Franklin Joseph, (of M. Franklin & Bro., Port- land, Oregon) office 7 Battery


Franklin Joseph, boarding, dwl 2110 Powell


Franklin Leon, ( Wohlfeld. & Co.) dw1 808 Folsom Franklin M. J., peddler, dw1 1235 Mission


Franklin R. P., helper U. S. B. Mint, dwl 522 Howard


FRANKLIN STEPHEN, secretary Bank Califor- nia, NW cor Cal and Sansom, dw1 19 Taylor


FRANK'S BUILDING, Miss M. J. Trentel pro- prietress, W s Brenham Place opp Plaza


Franks Charles, driver Hose Co. No. 2, S. F. F. D., dwl W s Main bet Folsom and Harrison


Franks Frederick, actor California Theater, (and Cline & F.) dwl 618 California


Franks James, driver National Brewery, dwl 13 William


Franquelain Adolphe, groceries and liquors, SW cor Virginia Place and Broadway


Fransen August B., sailmaker, 20 Stewart


Franson John, shipcarpenter, dwl S s Francisco bet Taylor and Jones


Franz Charles C., driver Hose No. 2, S. F. F. D., dwl Hose Honse W s Maine nr Folsom


Franzen Henry, upholsterer with N. P. Cole & Co., dwl 460 Sixth


Frapolli Batiste, dwl 911 Filbert


Fraser Alexander, stevedore, Lumb. Stev. Ass., Barra's Hall


Fraser Alice, (widow) seamstress, dwl N s Green ur Hyde


Fraser Charles, seaman, dwl 24 Sacramento


Fraser Daniel, real estate agent, oflice 15 Steven- son's Building, dwl 607 Sutter


Fraser David, wheelwright, 1140 Folsom


Fraser Edward, machinist, dwl 103 First


Fraser Hugh, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, dwl W s Georgia nr Sierra


Fraser Hugh, proprietor Mechanics' Home, 103 First


Fraser James, deckhand C. S. Nav. Co. stm Re- liance


Fraser James, tailor, dwl 429 Bush


Fraser James G., carpenter, dw1 435 Pine


Fraser J. G., plasterer, dwl 227 Minna


Fraser J. K., shipjoiner, Shipjoiners' Ass., 751 Market


FRASER JOSEPH, agent Rubber Clothing Co., 118 Montgomery, dwl Cosmopolitan Hotel


Fraser Robert, (Campbell & F.) dw1 425 Third


Fraser Robert, shipcarpenter with Henry J. Ervine Fraser Robert S., honseraiser, dwl 615 Mission


Fraser Thomas, salesman 204 Sansom, dwl 211 Ritch


Fraser Thomas E., shipjoiner, Shipjoiners' Ass., 751 Market


Fraser William, shipcarpenter, dwl SW cor Lilly and Laguna


Fraser .- See Frazer and Frazier


Fraters Job B., hairdresser with A. Leail, dwl 1 Hunt


Fratinger Antoine M., ( Sullivan & Co.) dwl 218 Stockton


Franen Henry, shoemaker with J. C. Flügger, N s Brannan bet First and Second


Frauenholz Phillip, (Jacob Gundlach & Co.) dwl 624 Vallejo


Fraulsen A. E. J., handcartman, SW cor Market and Stewart


Fraun Wilhelm, bds 338 Bush


Frausse -, coppersmith, bds 338 Bush


Frawley Agnes Miss, milliner with Mrs. Rosina Riordan, dwl cor Seventh and Jessie


Frawley John, laborer, dwl Castro bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth


Frawley Michael, gasfitter with Thomas O'Malley, 646 Market


Frawley Patrick, packer with Deeth, Starr & Campbell, dw1 268 Jessie


Frawley William, carpenter, dwl 257 Tehama


Frawley William, teamster, dwl NW cor Jessie and Seventh


Frawn Peter, cabinetmaker, dwl 116 Morton


Frayle George, boilermaker, dwl 312 Fremont


Frazee V., architect, dwl N s Oak nr Franklin


Frazer Daniel, piledriver with E. C. Boobar & Co., dwl 48 Clay


Frazer Henry A., carriagemaker, dwl 1328 Cal


Frazer J. J., carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post Frazer John, seaman, dw1 32 Stewart


Frazer Jobn P., carpenter with Langland & Cam- eron, dwl 251 Third


Frazer Joseph, dwl 736 Market


Frazer Louis, salesman, dwl 64 Silver


Frazer ( William A.) & Co., ( Phipps, Flenniken


& Kromer) staple and fancy drygoods, 12 Kearny


Frazer William A., ( Frazer & Co.) dwl 12 Kearny


Frazier James Col., dwl 112 Geary


Frazier John, dw1 228 Post


Frazier Mary C. Miss, dwl 729 California


Frazier .- See Fraser


Frea C. E., carpenter, dwl American Exchange


Freaderek William, proprietor Jackson Brewery, 235 First, dwl 23 Clementina


Freaney Thomas, carriagemaker, dwl 229 Clem


Freby Angust L., cutter with L. D. Aveline, dwl Dupont bet Broadway and Vallejo


Frederick Emilie Mrs., teacher music, dwl 710 Washington


Frederick Albert, bathman with Richard Brown, 215 Sansom


Frederick Charles A., painter on porcelain, dwl 422 Filbert


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


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


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


SAN FRANCISCO [F] DIRECTORY.


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Frederick H., restaurant, 150 Stewart


Fredericks A. Frank, gilder with Nile & Durney, dwl N s Filbert bet Kearny and Dupont


Fredericks Barton C., physician, office 10 O'Farrell Fredericks Carl, pressman Flint's Warehouse, dwl N & Greenwich bet Sansom and Montgomery


Fredericks Ferdinand, salesman with Hardie & Fredericks, dwl 17 Fourth


Fredericks Henry, dwl 212 Stewart


Fredericks Henry, woodturner with Gracier, Heald & Bonney, dw! 16 Sansom


Fredericks John, groceries and liqnors, SE cor Main and Howard, dwl Fillmore bet Hayes and Grove


Fredericks Joseph, ( merchant Virginia City Nev., and Hardie & F.) office 222 Sansom, dwl 1128 Sutter


Fredericks Philip, teacher music, dwl 16 Sansom


Fredericks William, groceries and liquors, 41 Fourth, dwl 361 Jessie


Fredericks - , clerk, dwl 117 Post


Frederickson Anton H., cook, 607 Sacramento, dwl 426 Green


Frederickson Charles, laborer, dwl N & Greenwich bet Sansom and Montgomery


Fredette Oliver, shoemaker with George K. Porter, dwl 211 Stevenson


Fredonyer Atlas, signpainter and grainer, dwl 307 Fifth


Fredson G., calker, Ship. C. Ass., Barra's Hall Free Michael, boatman, dwl cor Third and Berry


Free William, superintendent Corporation Yard S. F. F. D., dwl 828 Lombard


Freeborn James ( Sherwood & F.) dwl 331 Kearny Freeborn William H., market, 1403 Kearny


Freed Abraham, fruits and confectionery, SE cor Market and Second, dwl 37 Jessie


Freel James, shoecutter with Donovan Brothers, dwl 130 Third


Freeland Benjamin R., ( Roberts & F.) dwl 147 Fourth


Freeland Consolidated S. M. Co., (White Pine) office 37 Merchants' Exchange


Freeland John H., carpenter, dwl 103 First


FREELON THOMAS W., ( Byrne S. F. ) attorney at law, office 28 Court Block 636 Clay, dwl 8 Vassar Place


Freeman A. H., teamster with R. & J. Morton Freeman Annie, (colored) (widow) dwl 1 Adele Alley


FREEMAN B. H., stairbuilder, scrollsawyer, and woodturner, SW cor Market and Beale (and commissioner S. F. F. D., and president Pacific Protective Association) dwl Russ House


Freeman Calvin N., captain bark Clara Bell, office room 5, 610 Front, dwl 2010 Taylor


Freeman Charles, painter, dw1 405 Leavenworth


Freeman Charles W., printer with Bacon & Compa- ny, dwl 1517 Bush


Freeman Charles W., (Jellings & F. ) dwl S s Sut- ter bet Kearny and Dupont


Freeman E. H., dwl 508 Dupont


Freeman Elisba, captain bark Elma, dwl 627 Cal


Freeman Emanuel S., salesman with M. Heller & Bros., dwl 502 Bush


Freeman Eugene M., pilot, dw1 425 Geary


Freeman George, dwl 653 Howard


Freeman George, laborer, dwl NE cor Jones and Bay


Freeman Henry, laborer, dwl 574 Bryant


Freeman Henry, laborer, dwl 132 Stewart


FREEMAN, ( Henry H.) SMITH ( Joseph M. Jr.) & CO., ( Arthur A. Smith) shipping and com- mission merchants, 110 California


Freeman Henry HI., (Freeman, Smith & Co.) res Oakland


Freeman Hiram T., carpenter, dwl 323} Fifth Freeman J. A., local agent Mutual Life Ins. Co., 204 Montgomery


FREEMAN ( Jacob) & WRIN, ( Michael J.) tin- smiths and plumbers, 342 and 344 Third


Freeman Jacob, ( Freeman & Wrin) dwl cor Cali- fornia Avenue and Fair Avenue


Freeman James E., surveyor, office 615 Sacramento, dw1 556 Minna


Freeman J. E., bookkeeper with J. & J. Spruance, and agent for Whitney & Co., dwl 405 Sutter Freeman J. H., captain P. M. S. S. Japan, office NW cor Sacramento and Leidesdorff


Freeman John, longshoreman, dwl 36 Stewart


Freeman John, seaman, dwl 104 Stewart


Freeman Joseph J., helper with Kelton, Dunbar & Co., dwl Baldwin Court


Freeman Lonis, tailor, 11 Stewart


Freeman Mary C. Mrs., hairdresser, dwl 721 Broadway


Freeman Matilda Miss, dwl 144 Clara


Freeman Otis K., bookkeeper P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 11 Lanrel Place


Freeman Peter, cook, dwl 1187 Broadway


Freeman Samuel, (colored) porter, dwl 209 Prospect Place


Freeman Thomas, longshoreman, dwl 23 Baldwin Court


Freeman Watson jr., captain U. S. A. Q. M. stm Newbern, office cor Bush and Market


Freeman William, (colored) liquor saloon, 808 Pa- cific, dwl 721 Broadway


Freemery Jcannett, laundress with John B. Gass- mann, dw1 406 Union


Freemond Charles, upholsterer, dwl 613} Stockton Freemy Francisco, dwl 515 Filbert


Frees Daniel M., machinist Pacific Iron Works, dwl 37 Tebama


Freese A. C., ( Whitney & F. ) dwl 343 Brannan Freese Henry, cook Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 1 August Alley


Freese John, boatman, dwl SW cor Davis and Vallejo


Freese John, conductor Central R. R


Frei Andrew, (Field &' F.) dwl Bryant bet Third and Fourth


Freie John H., groceries and liquors, SW cor Sutter and Stockton


Freiermuth George A., carrier Guide, dwl N s Ellis nr Fillmore


Freiling Peter, hairdressing saloon, 536 First


Freise Frederick, tinsmith with R. Grimm, dwl 814 Montgomery


Frels E., cook Empire House, N s Jackson bet Da- vis and Drumm


Fremont Otto, liquor saloon, NW cor Jackson and East


French Alfred, ( F. Smith & Co.) dwl 232 Seventh French Ambrose, cook, dwl 308 Folsom


French B., carpenter, dwl 589 Market


French Bainey, with John A. Shepston, dwl Old San José Road bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty- seventh


FRENCH BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS, office 411 Washington


French Charles H., bookkeeper with Thomas J. Morse, dwl 22 Kearny


French Frank, porter with Bowen Bros., dwl 906 Filbert


French Frank J., clerk with Campbell, Fox & Campbell, dwl 714 Pine


French F. S. & Co., (George Thompson) trunks and valises, 524 Montgomery


French Frank S., (F. S. French & Co.) dwl 6 Prospect Place


French George S., clerk What Cheer House, dwl 428 Geary


French H. E., machinist with Issac H. Small, dwl 772 Folsom


French Hervey R., foreman, dw1 522 O'Farrell, rear FRENCH HOSPITAL, S s Bryant bet Fifth and Sixth


E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Gold and Silver Laces and Tassels.


M. S. WHITING & CO., 219 Bush St., sell unadulterated Wines and Liquors by the package, case or bottle. See next leaf.


REDINGTON'S SEIDLITZ POWDERS are the most reliable.


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SAN FRANCISCO [ F]


DIRECTORY.


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French James, stevedore, Lumb. Stevedores' A880- ciation, Barra's Hall


French John, teamster with T. C. Clifford, dw1 607 Hyde


French John B., driver with A. R. C. Ice Co., dwl 906 Filbert


FRENCH (Joseph M.) & GILMAN, (Granville B.) importers and jobbers wines and liquors, 205 and 207 Front


French Joseph M., (French & Gilman) dwl 649 Folsom


French Julia A. Mrs., photographic gallery NE cor Kearny and Washington, dwl 514 Dupont


French K. C., conductor City Railroad, dwl 270 Tehama


French Louis, local policeman, dwl 754 Washington French Marsh, bookkeeper with French & Gilman, dwl 410 Kearny


FRENCH M. B. & CO., (John R. Stege) butter, cheese, eggs, etc., and preserved meats, 23-26 California Market


French Moses B., (M. B. French & Co.) dwl 1036 Mission


FRENCH MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, (Societe Française de Bienfaisance Mutuelle) office 808 Montgomery


French Norman G., clerk Twelfth Lighthouse Dis- trict, 204 Montgomery, dwl 714 Larkin


French Robert, longshoreman with N. P. Transpor- tation Co., dw1 307 Folsom


FRENCH SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY, (Societé Française d' Espargnes et de Prévoy- ance Mutuelle) office 511 Bush


French S. T., carpenter, dwl N s Austin bet Gough and Octavia


French Thomas J., treasurer California Theater, dwl Orleans Hotel


French Wheeler N., drayman, dwl E & Shotwell bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second


French William, teamster S. F. & P. Sugar Re- finery, dwl 1117 Folsom


French William F., conductor Central Railroad, dwl S & Ellis nr Fillmore


French Zetham, weigher with E. G. Libby, dw1 32 Stewart


Frese Christian, cook Bank Exchange, SE cor Mont- gomery and Washington


FRESE EMIL, importer drugs and medicines, 324 Clay


Frese Werner, boatman Vallejo Street Wharf, dwl SW cor Vallejo and Davis


Fresno Farm Association, office 6 Montgomery


Fresno Quicksilver Mining Co., (Fresno County) office 414 California


Fretz Franz H., ( Schmidt & F.) dwl NW cor Jackson and Stockton


Fretz Henry, agent, dwl SE cor Wash and Dupont Freud Emily Miss, saleswoman with M. Freud, dwl 30} Second


Freud Hannah Miss, saleswoman with M. Freud, dwl 30} Second


Frend Morris, hoopskirt and corsetmaker, 30} Second Freudenberg Mathew, porter with Schultz & Von Bargen, dwl 4 Central Place


Freund Frederick M., hairdresser, 430 Third


Freund Philip, stationer, dw1 411 Mason Freuno Philip, dwl 1011 Post


Frewen James, bricklayer, dwl 139 Natoma


Frey Charles, cutler with Will & Finck, dwl 522 Filbert, rear


Frey Ilenry J., portraitpainter, studio and dwl 731 California


Frey Jacob, butcher, dwl 205 Sansom


Frey Jacob, hairdresser, dwl 120 Virginia


Frey Joseph, butcher, dwl 507 Mission


FREY WILLIAM A., music, musical instruments, and fancy goods, 404 Kearny, dwl 825 Bush Frey .- See Fry


Fribu Peter, cook C. S. Nav. Co's steamer Yosemite


Frichette Atanace, carpenter with Frichette & Daig- neau, dwl 38 Tehama


Frichette (L. D) & Daignean, (Julian) carpenters and wheelwrights, 106 Washington


Frichette Louis D., ( Frichette & Daigneau) dwl 38 Tehama


Frick Alfred, machinist, dwl 562 Bryant


Frick Augustus, stairbuilder, NE cor Hyde and Green


Frick Christian, bootmaker with George Uhl, dwl 268 Jessie


Frick Wallace, employé with Goodwin & Co., 322 Pine


Fricker John, carpenter, H. C. Leagne, 25 Post Fricker John H., tailor, dw1 6 St. Mary Place


Fricker Michael, shepherd, dwl 716 Pacific


Friday Hermann, baker Occidental Hotel


Frie John, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery, dwl Harrison near Eighth


Fried Adolf, bookkeeper with Ludwig Altschul & Co., dwl Third bet Folsom and Harrison


Fried ( David) & Vantine, (John) hairdressing saloon. 433 Pine


Fried David, ( Fried & Vantine) dwl 461 Stevenson Fried Jacob R., clerk, dwl 461 Stevenson


Friedberg Charles, bookkeeper with G. Venard, dwl 10 Quincy


Friedberg Jacob, butcher, dwl 246 Tehama


FRIEDBERG MORRIS, cigars and tobacco, NW cor Third and Mission


Friede Henry, merchant, dw1 1012 Mission


Friedeberg Adolph, bookkeeper, dwl 610 Sutter


Friedel Frederick, shoemaker, 108 Stewart, dwl NE cor Howard and Spear


Friedemann Charles, salesman with Phipps, Flen- niken & Kromer, dwl 627 Vallejo


Friederich Carl, seaman, bds 7 Washington


Friedericks H., farmer, dwl 507 Mission


Friedhofer August, cooper Philadelphia Brewery, dwl 21 Louisa


Friedhofer Paul, blacksmith, 249 Fourth, dwl 21 Louisa


Friedlander Adolph, ( Friedlander & Bro.) dw1 249 Stevenson


Friedlander H. & Co., (Jonas Jonasson) ladies', children's and gent's furnishing goods, 5 Third Friedlander Herman, (H. Friedlander & Co.) dwl 229 Kearny


Friedlander Herman, ( T'riest & F.) res New York FRIEDLANDER I., commission merchant and grain dealer, 300 and 302 Cal, dwl 438 Bryant Friedlander (Julius) & Sheyer, ( Abram) wholesale dry goods, 103 Sansom


Friedlander Julius, ( Friedlander &. Sheyer ) dwl 235 Kearny


Friedlander Louis, peddler, dwl 248 Clementina


Friedlander Morris, ( Michels F. & Co.) dwl SE cor Ellis and Taylor


Friedlander ( Myer) & Brother, ( Adolph) dry goods, 11 Third


Friedlander Myer, ( Friedlander & Bro.) dwl 249 Stevenson


Friedlander Philip, tobacconist, SW cor Market and Fourth and 622 Kearny, dw1 774 Mission


Friedlander Samuel, dry goods, 151 Fourth, dw1 152 Jessie


Friedlander Samnel J., salesman 117 Battery, dwl 828 Clay


Friedlander William, watches and jewelry, 16 Third, dwl Nucleus Hotel


Friedlander's Warehouses, foot Spear and cor Chest- nut and Sansom


Friedman Alfred, clerk with Rosenbaum & Fried- man, dwl 15} Tebama


Friedman Edward, ( Rosenbaum & F. ) 24 Battery Friedman Henry, bookkeeper 117 Battery, dw1 407 Sutter


Friedman Isaac, fruit peddler, dwl E s Larkin bet Pacific and Broadway


EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Printers and Engravers, Clay Street, corner of Leidesdorff.


PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY circulates throughout California.


·


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


SAN FRANCISCO


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Friedman Jacob, dwl 120 Virginia


Friedman Jacob, glazier, dwl 207 Pacific


Friedman Joseph S., real estate, office 611 Washing- ton, dwl E s Van Ness Av bet Bush and Sutter Friedman N., merchant, dwl Nucleus Hotel


Friedman Peter, groceries, cor Folsom and Harri- son Avenue


Friedmann Michael W., cigars and tobacco, SW cor Drumm and Washington


FRIEDMAN SOLOMON, school books, stationery and fancy goods, 1108 Stockton, dwl Prescott House


Friedrich Charles, ( Friedrich & Brother) dwl SW cor Sixteenth and Second Avenne


FRIEDRICH ( John G.) & BROTHER, (Charles Friedrich ) groceries and liquors, SW cor Six- teenth and Second Avenue


Friedrich Joseph, cellarman, 520 California


Friedrichs Ferdinand, salesman 222 Sansom, dwl 17 Fourth


Friefer Jolin, house mover, dwl 250 Spear, rear


Friel Abraham, barkeeper with Philip McGovern


Friel Arthur, plasterer, dwl W s Larkin near Greenwich


Friel Hugh, fireman, bds SW cor Sac and Davis


Friel James, blacksmith with T. Ford, dwl New St. Charles Hotel


Friel James, bootfitter, dwl 130 Third


Friel Morris, fireman, bds SW cor Sac and Davis FRIEL WILLIAM, stoves and tinware, 69 Fourth Friemund Christian, upholsterer with George O. Whitney & Co., dwl Prescott House


Friend Ellis, barkeeper Russ House, dw1 225 Fourth Friend Preston, broommaker with Marino Zan & Co., dwl 523 Howard


Friend William Hovey, bookkeeper with Armes & Dallam, dwl 832 Howard


Frier Joseph, waiter Lick House


Fries Henry, waiter 531 Commercial, dwl NE cor Montgomery and Green


Friesenhausen John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Geary and Devisadero


Frigerio Joseph, cabinetmaker, 920 Stockton, dwl 840 Clay


Frigerio Minnie Mrs., dressmaker, 840 Clay Frigout Adolph, ragpicker, dwl S & Hinckley


FRINCKE LOUIS, paperhangings, 417 Bush Frink George W., real estate agent, office 407 Cal Frink Miner F. Jr., assistant assessor U. S. Inter- nal Revenue, dwl 19 Ellis


Frisbee W. B. Mrs., saleswoman 137 Kearny, dwl 735 Market


Frisbee William B., pianomaker, 426 Third


Frisbey Thomas, boatman, dwl 5 Hardie Place Frisbie Gilbert, (colored) dwl 144 Natoma


Frisbie John B., president California Pacific Rail- road Extension Co., office 415 Mont, res Vallejo Frisbie Thomas, housemover, dwl 217 Second Frisbie William D., cooper 6 Cal, dwl 23} Silver


Frisch Dora, (widow) dwi 716 Union


Frisch John W., groceries and liquors, 121 Seventh Frisch Louis, baker with Swain & Co., dwl 115 Natoma


Frische George, carpenter, dwl W s Gaven bet Greenwich and Filbert


Frischmuth Peter, baker, dwl 338 Bush


Frishholz Michael, bootmaker, 226 Fourth


Frisius Frederick A., office 504 Montgomery Frisk Gustav, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart Friss Alois, brewer Philadelphia Brewery


Friss Otto, brewer Philadelphia Brewery Frissell Sarah E. Miss, assistant teacher Eighth St. Primary School, dwl 314 Fifth


Frist James, carriagemaker 728 Miss, dw1 726 Miss Fritch George, clerk with Richard D. Chandler, dwl 327 First


Fritch Henry, butcher, dwl E s Channel nr Alameda Fritch Joseph H., clerk with I. T. Milliken, dwl 327 First


Fritsch Charles, theatrical manager, dw1 826 Filbert Fritsch George, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery, dwl 1127 Harrison


Fritsch William, shoemaker, dwl 719 Clay


Fritschi Ulrick, cabinetmaker, dwl 748 Minna


Fritschi Rudolph, clerk with Morris Speyer, dwl 312 Sutter


Fritz Alfred, carriagemaker with Eugene James, dwl Perry nr Third


Fritz C., cigarmaker, dw1 507 Mission


Fritz Charles, waiter stm Oriflamme, dwl 535 First Fritz Eugene N., gasfitter with Michael C. Kean, dwl 271 Perry


Fritz John, workman Pacific Gold and Silver Re- finery, dwl 23 Rassette Place


Fritz Lizzie Miss, milliner with Mrs. Rosina Ri- ordan


Fritz William, carpenter, dwl 216 Stevenson


Frodsham Charles M., watchmaker, dwl 436 Union Frodsham Edward, packer Commercial Mills, dwl 1114 Kearny


Frodsham John, jeweler with C. Ahrens, dw1 1626 Dupont


Frodsham John Jr., watchmaker, dwl 1626 Dupont Frohmann Susman, boots and shoes, 156 Third, dwl 256 Tehama


Frolin F., laborer N. B. & M. Railroad, dwl 238 Eleventh


From Charles, boatman, dwl 39 Jackson


Fromberg Charles, upholsterer with N. P. Cole & Co., dwl 530 Bush


Fromhein Julius, (Fromhein Brothers) dwl 210 Seventh


Fromhein Bros., ( William and Julius) fruits, 136 Second


Fromhein William, (Fromhein Bros.) dwl 210 Seventh


Fromhein William N. J., dwl 210 Seventh


Fromm Lonis, fringemaker, dwl 116 Kearny, rear Fromm William, merchant, dwl 2 Dupont Place


Frongat Jobn, doormaker with George Scheffauer, dwl 812 Stockton


FRONT STREET BLOCK, E & Front from Clay to Washington


FRONT STREET, MISSION AND OCEAN RAILROAD, office 2023 Polk


Front Street Warehouse, Mann & Co. proprietors, SW cor Broadway and Front


FRONTIER ( Pierre) & CO., (Henry Pohlmann and August Bellemere ) manufacturing jewelers, lapidaries, and diamond setters, 706 Mont


Frontier Pierre, ( Frontier & Co.) dwl 408 Dupont FRONTIN JOSEPH, real estate agent, office 9 New Merchants' Exchange, dwl Ss Vallejo bet Hyde and Larkin


Froomberg Abraham, (I. &. A. Froomberg) dwl 3121 Minna


Froomberg I & A., auctioneers, 815 and 817 Kearny Froomberg Isaac, (1. & A. Froomberg) dwl 312 Minna


Frost B. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 276 Jessie


Frost Gottlieb, carpenter, dwl 521 Union


FROST ( Horatio) & RICHARDS, (Calvin) house and signpainters, 110 Post


Frost Horatio, (Frost & Richards) dwl 635 Sutter Frost James, captain bark Cambridge, dwl 934 Folsom


Frothingham Julia, (widow) dwl 1221 Pacific


Frowenfeld Jacob, bookkeeper with Goldstein, Sel- ler & Co., dw1 115 Powell


FRUCHTNICHT J. & CO., importers and dealers cigars and tobacco, 423 Clay


Fruchtnicht John, (J. Fruchtnicht & Co.) dwl cor Twenty-first and Folsom


Fruen Peter, cabinetmaker with Johnson & Best, dwl 116 Morton


Fruhe August, laborer, dwl 636 Commercial


Fry Dennis, real estate agent, dw1 845 Dupont Fry Jennie Miss, dressmaker, dwl 445 Bush


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., Sole Agents for sale of Quicksilver.


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PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY circulates throughout Utah and Washington Territories.


FRY JOIIN D., president Mission and Pacific Woolen Mills and Crown Point S. M. Co, office 419 California, dwI 321 Ellis


Fry John W., bricklayer, Bricklayers' Pro. Ass., 751 Market


Fry Joseph, carpenter with W. Oldham, bds Phila- delphia House


Fry Thomas J., hackman, Plaza, dwl 2 Dupont Pl Fry .- See Frey


Frye Charles, blacksmith, dwl 522 Filbert, rear Fuchott L. D., carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post Fuchs David, barkeeper, dwI New Seal Rock House, 61 miles from City Hall


Fuchs Louis, copper and tinsmith, dwl 6 Virginia Place


Fuchs Louis, waiter 135 Sansom, dwl NE cor Jack- son and Kearny


Fuchs Moritz, longshoreman, dwl 132 Stewart


Fuchs Philip, refiner S. F. Assaying and Refining Works, dwl 363 Clementina


Fudge Henry G., carpenter, dwl cor Montgomery and Post


Fuess Daniel, clerk with J. T. Helmken & Co., dwl 35 Geary


Fugelsang August, porter with S. S. Butler, dwl NW cor Kearny and Pacific - Fuge D., baker, dwl 18 Sansom


Fuhr C. A., furniture, basement California Market, 517 California


Fuhrman Adolph, wireworker with H. T. Graves Fuhrmann Henry, tailor, 119 O'Farrell


Fulda Henry C., (Fulda, Son & Co.) dwl 940 Mission


Fulda Lamartine, (Fulda, Son & Co.) dwl 940 Mission


FULDA, ( Martin) SON (Lamartine Fulda) & CO., ( Henry C. Fulda) California Wine Coop- erage Co., SW cor Drumm and Commercial


Fulda Martin, ( Fulda, Son & Co.) dwl 940 Mission Fulford Robert, compositor Daily Times, dwl 1407 Jackson


Fullard William, shippingmaster, dw1 514 Howard Fuller A., (colored) porter, dwl N s Dupont Alley Fuller Alonzo F., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 5 Rausch


Fuller Andrew, captain bark Comet, office 204 Cal Fuller Arnold, real estate, dwl 2023 Polk


Fnller Charles, job wagon, SW cor Broadway and Davis, dwl 216 Francisco


Fuller Charles H., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 526 Pine




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