The San Francisco directory for the year 1869, Part 81

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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DIRECTORY.


Hopkins Marcene, carpenter, dwl S s Grove nr Oc- tavia


Hopkins Mary A., (widow) dwl 966 Folsom


Hopkins Michael, laborer Omnibus R. R., dwIS s Natoma bet Seventh and Eighth


Hopkins Michael, smotter City Flour Mills, dwl SE cor Fifth and Harrison


Hopkins Michael J., peddler, dwl E s Main bet Fol- som and Howard


Hopkins Mortimer, local policeman, dwl W s Mis- sion bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth


HOPKINS NATHAN P., livery stable, 679 and 681 Market


Hopkins Peter, driver Omnibus R. R


Hopkins Peter, stonecutter with Brigham & Hawes, dwl 506 Brannan


Hopkins Richard, laborer N. B. & M. R. R., dwl 264 Jessie


Hopkins Rufus C., keeper archives U. S. Surveyor General's office, dwl N s Mission bet Twelfth and Thirteenth


Hopkins Thomas, butcher with W. Oswald, dwl 1012 Pacific


Hopkins Thomas, shoemaker with Lawrence J. Ryan, res Oakland


Hopkins Timothy, laborer, dwl San Bruno Road nr Serpentine Avenue


Hopkins William L., furnished rooms, 122 Geary Hopkins William W., driver with S. F. Package Express Co., dw1 110 Geary


Hopkins Wirt, Assay Department U. S. B. Mint, dwl 1811 Sacramento


Hopkinson Charles L., boarding, 12 Clementina Hoppe Charles C., porter with H. T. Fairbanks & Co., dw1 812 Jackson


Hoppe Ferdinand, housemover, dwl 6 Downey Hoppeler Conrad, cigars and tobacco, 1502 Stockton HOPPER GARRITT H., liquor saloon, SE cor Jackson and Davis, dwl NE cor Pac and Mont Hopper John E., laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, dwl SE cor Sierra and Indiana


Hopper William, (colored) hairdresser with N. F. Williams, dwl 15 Scott


Hopps Charles, (Charles Hopps & Son) dwl 406 Geary


HOPPS CHARLES & SON, (Frank W. Hopps) honse and sign painters, 216 Sansom


Hopps Charles E., (Charles E. Hopps & Co.) dwl 514 Jones


Hopps Charles E. & Co., house and sign painters, 22 Sansom


Hopps Frank W., (Charles Hopps & Son) dwl 511 Jones


Hopps George H., foreman painter with Charles Hopps & Son, dw1 326 Mason


Hopps James, plumber with David Simpson, dwl 406 Geary


Horabin Thomas, wood and coal, 907 Washington Horák Ferdinand, jeweler with Lemme Brothers, dwl 359 Minna


Horan Ellen, (widow) dwl 528 Bush


Horan James, laborer, Lab. League, Dashaway Hall HORAN JOHN C., merchant, office 606 Sacra- mento, dwl cor McAllister and Fillmore


Horan Joseph, laborer What Cheer House Restan- rant


Horan Mary Miss, dwl Duncan Court nr Bdwy


Horan Patrick, coremaker California Foundry, dwl 66 First


Horan P. T., boilermaker Union Iron Works, dwl 529 Mission


Horan Richard, carpenter, dwl 17 Fourth


Horan Richard, paperhanger with George W. Clark, dwi SW cor Fourth and Minna


Horan Thomas, dwl 72 Natoma


Horan Thomas, carriagefinisher, Kimball Manuf. Co., dwl 620 Minna


Horbach Alexander, cook Broadway Block Hotel, 502 Broadway


Horber Charlotte, (widow) furnished rooms, 315 Montgomery


Horber's Building, 315 Montgomery


Hord J. R., hardware, dwl 318 Jones


Hord Patrick, employé S. F. Sugar Refinery Co., dwl 121 Fourth


Hore Catherine Miss, waiter Franklin Hotel


Hore James, laborer, dwì S s Linden nr Octavia


Hore Michael, blacksmith, dwl E s Clinton bet Bryant and Brannan


Horgan Catherine, (widow) dwl 554 Stevenson


Horgan Cornelius R., bootmaker with Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 4 Lewis


Horgan Daniel, local policeman, dwl 554 Stevenson Horgan Hannah Mrs., dwl 38 Morton


Horgan James, marbleworker, dwl 911 Market


Horgan John, blacksmith with J. A. English, dwl 1050 Folsom


Horgan Simon, boatman, bds 118 Sacramento


Horgan Timothy, plasterer, dw1 408 Seventh


Horgan Timothy, marbleworks, 819 Market, dwl 506 Stevenson


Horidge John, housepainter, E. H. L., Dashaway Hall


Horigan Cornelius, laborer, dw1 407 Eighth


Horigan John, bootmaker, dwl 173 Minna


Horigan Michael, laborer, dwl 16 Welsh


Horm John, shoemaker, dwl 522 Dupont


Horn Barney, wholesale butcher, Potrero Avenne, dwl SW cor Mariposa and Florida


HORN B. C. & CO., importers and jobbers cigars and tobacco, SW cor Front and Clay


Horn Benjamin C., (B. C. Horn & Co.) dwl Lick Honse


Horn Jacob, baker, dwl 127 Jackson


Horn Jerome, hairdresser, 147 Post


Horn John, coachman with D. W. C. Rice, dwl 1122 Pine


Horn John, driver with N. Gray & Co., dwl 1021 Clay


Horn Jobn, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Horn Joseph P., fruits, tobacco, and cigars, 28} First, dwl 43 Stanly Place, rear


Horn J. Philip, porter with Breed & Chase, dwl 909 Kearny


Horn Patrick, boilermaker, dwl 529 Mission, rear Horn Philip, stevedore, dwl 40 Tebama


Horn Thomas, ( Mower & H.) dwl NW cor First Avenue and Sixteenth


Horn Thomas, hostler with Kelly & Fennessey, 121 Kearny


Horn Thomas L., ( Sanderson & H.) dwl 618 Greenwich


Horn William, clerk North British and Mercantile Insurance Co., 224 Sansom


Horn Wilham, seuman, dwl 26 Stewart


Horn W. J., carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post


Horn -, dwl 405 Kearny .


Horne James, carpenter, dwl North Avenue nr Courtland, Bernal Hights


Horned Jacob, bricklayer, Bricklayers' Pro. Ass., 751 Market


Horner Charles, porter. P. M. S. S. Montana


Horner Charles W., surgeon and physician, E s Polk bet Bush and Sutter


Horner Horatio G., secretary Peoples Insurance Co., office 16 New Merchants' Exchange, dwl Lick House


Horner John, shoemaker with Broderick & Kast, dwI cor Sacramento and Cushman


Horner William, hosier, dwl W s Shotwell bet Fif- teenth and Sixteenth


Hornet S. M. Co., (White Pine) office 419 California Horney Michael, laborer, dwl 75 Stevenson, rear


Horning Frank C., steward stm Great Republic, dwl N s Townsend bet Third and Fourth


Hornsman Andrew, cutter with Simon Popper, dwl 513 Davis


Hornstron Charles F., carpenter, dwl 57 Jessie


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


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


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


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Horr Bennet II., baker with Deeth, Starr & Camp- bell, dw1 556 Stevenson


Horr James, laborer, Lab. League, Dashaway Hall Horrell A. J., assistant keeper Farralones Light House


Horridge John, painter, dw1 286 Stevenson


Horridge Sarah Mrs., furnished rooms, 286 Steven- son


Horrigan C., laborer with J. B. Kemp


Horrigan Cornelius, bootmaker, dwl 4 Lewis


Horrigan Daniel, laborer, S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery Horrigan Dennis, hostler with Bouton & Son, dwl 20 Salmon


Horrigan John, laborer witn J. B. Kemp


Horrigan John, shoemaker, Metropolitan Boot and Shoemakers' Union, dwl 173 Minna


Horrigan Michael J., plumber with John S. Eccles, dwl cor Bernard and Leavenworth


Horsch John, expresswayon, dwl 627 Minna


Horschler Peter, shoemaker, dwl Bootz's Hotel Horseman William, cooper, dwl 135 Folsom


Horst Henry, porter with Rodgers, Meyer & Co., dwl 1220 Kearny


Horst Hermann, ( Horst & Co.) dwl 719 California Horst ( Hermann) & Co., (John Hermann Cor- ham) City Restaurant, 538 and 540 Clay


HORST ( Hugo) & KREBS, (Ernst) apothecaries and chemists, SE cor Taylor and Eddy


HORSTMANN H. & CO., ( Frederick Hufschmidt) manufacturers, importers, and dealers furniture, bedding, and upholstery, 323 and 325 Pine


Horstmann Henry, (H. Horstmann & Co.) dwl 912 Post


Horstmann Henry, saloon and bowling alley, SE cor Dupont and Pacific


Horstmann Herman, Sutter St. Exchange Liquor Saloon, 108 Sutter


HORSTMANN JOHN, groceries and liquors, NW cor Bush and Powell. (and Horstmann & Mahl- stedt ) dwl 613 Powell


Horstmann ( John) & Mahlstedt (Diedrich) manu- facturers sal soda, San Bruno Road nr Islais Creek, office NW cor Bush and Powell


Horton Benjamin, carpenter with E. L. Mayberry, South Point Mill


Horton Charles, pile driver, dw! 26 Stewart Horton Charles W., teamster with Thomas & Twing, dwl NW cor Harrison and Dora


Horton Daniel B., carpenter, dwl 741 Market


Horton Dexter, commission merchant, 416 Davis, dwl 416 Geary


Horton George, carpenter, dwl 15} Tehama


Horton George, carpenter with John Clark, dwl 210 Green


Horton John, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Horton Pemberton B., salesman with J. C. Johnson & Co., dwl 1214 Mason


Horton Robert, dw1 51 Second


Horton Thomas R., ( Martin & H. ) dwl 1002 Pine


Horton William S., clerk with Doyle & Barber, dwl 430 Bryant


Hortop Samuel, shoemaker with Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 20 Eleventh


Hosatt Jean Baptiste, dwl 1209 Dupont


Hosking Solomon, bookkeeper, dwl 10 Tehama Place


Hoskins Emanuel, traveling agent Washington Life Ins. Co., 131 Montgomery


Hosmer Charles, merchant, dwl Occidental Hotel Hosmer Horace B., receiver City Railroad, dwI N s Fifteenth bet Mission and Howard


Hosmer James, carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post


Hosmer Nellie Miss, actress Alhambra Theater, dwl 319 Bush


Hosmer Theodore, ticket agent Central Pacific Rail- road and Inman's Steamship Line, office 415 California, dwl Lick House


HOSPITAL, CALIFORNIA STATE WOMAN'S, 21 Hawthorne


HOSPITAL, CITY AND COUNTY S. F., SW cor Francisco and Stockton


HOSPITAL, FRENCH, Brannan bet Fifth and Sixth


HOSPITAL, GERMAN, S s Brannan bet Third and Fourth


HOSPITAL, ITALIAN AND SWISS, SE cor Fol- som and Third


HOSPITAL SAN FRANCISCO LYING-IN, 269 Jessie


HOSPITAL SISTERS MERCY, cor Bryant and First


HOSPITAL, U. S. MARINE, cor Mission and Fif- teenth


Hoss John, (Cantus & H.) dwl 928 Montgomery Hossmann Anton, brewer with J. Gundlach & Co., dwl 620 Vallejo


Hostetter A. G., laborer with Mech. Mill & M. Co., dwl 3] Park Avenue


HOSTETTER DAVID, (Redington, H. & Co.) res Pittsburgh, Pa


Hotaling A. P., ( A. P. Hotaling & Co.) dwl 1610 Howard


HOTALING A. P. & CO., importers and jobbers


wines and liquors, and agents J. H. Cutter's Bourbon Whisky, 431 Jackson


Hotchkiss Henry W., mariner, dwI 204 Montgomery Hotchkiss Theodore B., local policeman, dwl junc- tion Market and Valencia


Hotop August, broommanufacturer, 206 Commer- cial, dwl 3 Newell


Hotop Charles, cabinetmaker with Goodwin & Co., dwl 120 Davis


Hotop Theodore, laborer, dwl 915 Vallejo


Hotte George, farmer, Visitacion Valley bet San José and San Bruno roads


Hotz M. Mrs., teacher music, dwl 175 Perry Houche Charles H., trader, dwl 171 Perry


Honck Jasper, (Houck & Judge ) dwl 144 Clara


HOUCK ( Jasper ) & JUDGE, (Henry) Oriental Saloon, NE cor Battery and Market


Honck J. M. Mrs., strawsewer, dwl 3226 Mason


Houette Constance, (Constance Houette & Co.) dwl 23 Fourth


Houette Constance & Co .. ( Paul Baroussa) pork and sausages, 232 Fourth


Hougart Vulcan I., boilermaker, dwl 23 Natoma Hough A. L., Brevet Colonel, Aid-de-Camp, and A. A. Adjutant-General, office 204 Sutter


Hough E. D., machinist with H. B. Martin & Co., dwl William Tell House


Hough Howard M., ( Lynde &. H.) dwl 725 Cal


Hough James F., bookkeeper with Edward H. Par- ker, 116 Front, dwl SW cor Market and Third Hough .- See Hoff and Huff


Iloughen Patrick, laborer, Lab. League, Dashaway Hall


Houghtaling A. J., photographer with William Shew, dwl 1107 Montgomery


Honghton Charles A., salesman 638 Market, dwl 22 Stockton


Houghton Charles L., carpenter, dwl N s Camp bet Second Avenue and Guerrero


Houghton Eliza A., assistant teacher Normal School, dwl 206 Powell


Houghton George I., street sprinkler, Mission bet Eighth and Ninth


Houghton Howard C., dwl 44 Third


Houghton James, dwl 21 Stevenson


Houghton James, clerk with T. Roche, dw1 816 San Houghton James E., (J. E. Houghton & Co.) dwl cor Turk and Polk


HOUGHTON J. E. & CO., (Charles G. Jackson) manufacturers paper collars and enffs, 769Market Houghton Joseph B., real estate dealer, dwl N s Dorland nr Sanchez


Houghton Miles, bootfitter. dwl 4 Sherwood Place


Houghton Roscoe E., ( Barstow, Stetson & H.) at- torney at law, office 315 Cal, dwl 331 O'Farrell


E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Hosiery and Gloves.


Unsound Wines are not good -Mixed Liquors are pernicious-M. S.WHITING & CO'S Wines and Liquors are pure and unadulterated.


REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO., keep a full and choice stock Paints, Oil Colors, etc.


320 SAN FRANCISCO [H] DIRECTORY.


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


Houghton S. Chase, salesman with J. E. Houghton & Co., dwl 12 Ellis


Houghton Warren, milkranch, dwl Greenwich nr Filbert


Houghtou William E., manufacturer with J. E. Honghton & Co., dwl 12 Ellis


Houlihan Joseph, laborer with J. B. Kemp Hoult Margaret Miss, dressmaker, dwl 742 Vallejo Houlton Samuel, miner, dwl W 8 Second Avenue nr Seventeenth


Hounett Edward, machinist, dw1 607 Howard Houran Patrick, laborer with William Brodie, dwl 64 First


Hourcade Adolphe, blacksmith with J. C. H. Mat- thai, dwl 1221 Dupont


Houreshild Frederick, locksmith, dwl 507 Mission Houresbild F. S., shoemaker, dwl 507 Mission


Hourigan James, marblewasher with John Sweeney, res Oakland


Hoursner Charles, peddler, dwl 113 Morton


HOUSE-CARPENTERS EIGHT-HOUR LEAGUE AND MECHANICS LABOR EX- CHANGE, office 29 Post


HOUSE-CARPENTERS PROTECTIVE UNION, mill and office cor Railroad Avenue and Sixth, South S. F


Houseman Christopher, with Hoag & Varney, dwl E & Sansom nr Bush


Houseman H. Frank, engineer stm New World, dwl Calhoun bet Green and Union


Houseman James S., harbormaster, office 19 Val- lejo, dwl 41 Clementiua


Houseworth Thomas, ( Thomas Houseworth & Co.) dw! SE cor Van Ness Avenue and California HOUSEWORTH THOMAS & CO., opticians, Cali- fornia views, cutlery, etc., 317 and 319 Mont


Honsingsburger J. F., porter with C. A. Hunt & Co., dwI'S s Bush bet Steiner and Pierce


Housley Edward, laborer Empire Mills, dwl Pros- pect Avenue bet Mission and Howard


Housmau Jacob, laborer, dwl 1334 Pacific


Houston A. Mrs., tailoress with J. Jackson, dwl 2 Caroline


Houston Caroline L., (widow) dwl 20 Rincon Place Houston Emma, (widow) dwl 13 Caroline


Houston Henry F., engineer New World, dwl 4 Calhoun


Houston John, tailor, dw1 429 Bush


Houston Richard T., tailor, 324 Dupont


Houston Thomas R., sailmaker with John Harding, dwl 748} Market


Honzean James, dwl 117 Post


Hovanton Frank, expressman, 781 Market, dwl S 8 Brannan nr Gilbert


Hovet Henry. grocer, dwl 906 Filbert


Hovey Asa E., machinist Kimball Manufacturing Co., dwl 35 Welsh


Hovey George D., painter, dwl 732 Harrison


Hovey William T., foreman with Pope & Talbot, dwl 630 Howard


Howall William, shoemaker with Dennis A. Healey, dwl Market bet Fifth and Sixth


Howard and Folsom Street Property Union, office 304 Montgomery


Howard Alexander, assistant engineer P. M. S. S. Montana


Howard Benjamin C., (Howard &. Pool) dwl 30 Laurel Place


HOWARD ( Benjamin C.) & POOL, (I. Law- rence) North Point Dock Bonded Warehouse, Oriental Bonded Warehouse, aud Pacific Mail Steamship Co's Grain Warehouse, offices SW cor Brannan and First and North Point Dock, and agents Coos Bay Coal Mining Co., office 31 Merchants' Exchange


Howard C., billposter with Keyt & Co., dwl 516 Commercial


Howard C. Greenwich, attorney at law, office 418 California, dw1 742 Broadway


Howard Charles, dwl SW cor Dupont and Bdwy Howard Charles, broommaker with Samuel P. Tay- lor, dwl junction Sansom and Market


Howard Charles Webb, farmer, office 11 Mont- gomery Block, res Oakland


Howard Edward, oiler P. M. S. S. Constitution


Howard Frank, machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 229 First


Howard Frederick, freightclerk P. M. S. S. Co., dwl 36 South Park


Howard Garrett, coachman Tremont House, 420 Jackson


Howard George, hairdressing saloon, 257 Stewart, dwl 729} Clementina


Howard George, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Howard George, longshoreman, dwl N's Lick nr First


HOWARD GEORGE H., real estate, office 523 Montgomery, res San Mateo


Howard Henry, painter with Jules St. Denis


HOWARD HENRY O., clerk, office and dw1 5:23 Montgomery


Howard House, Mary Dowling proprietor, 504 Howard


Howard Irwin, (Croskey & H.) SE cor Hayes and Franklin


Howard James, carpenter, dwl Jackson Hotel


Howard James L., stockbroker, dwl 13 Powell


Howard J. C. Mrs., dwl 733 Harrison


Howard John, boilermaker Vulcan Iron Works, dwl 17 Clementina


Howard John, drayman with Ross, Dempster & Co., dwl Buena Vista nr Henrietta


Howard John, hairdresser with Francis McKenna, dwl 18 Sansom


Howard John, marbleworker with John Daniel, dwl 507 Mason


Howard Jobn, teamster, dw1 507 Mission


Howard John, waiter, 26 Stewart


Howard John F., carpenter, H. G. League, 25 Post Howard Maggie Miss, assistant teacher South Cos- mopolitan Grammar School, dwl 1109 Pine Howard Mary Mrs., dwl 507 Mason


Howard Mary Mrs., lodgings, SW cor Spear and Mission


Howard Michael, (colored) hairdressing saloon, 510 Pine, dwl 105 Bernard


Howard Michael, marbleworker with John Daniel, dwl 507 Mason


Howard Moses B., bootmaker with Buckingham & Hecht, dwl 467 Tehama


Howard Patrick, stoker, dwl 228 Folsom


Howard Rebecca A. Mrs., physician, 220 Stockton Howard Shadrack, (colored) Hydraulic Ilose Fac- tory, 424 Davis, dw1 521 Sacramento


Howard Thomas, boilermaker Risdon Iron Works Howard Thomas, cooper with James Boothman, dwl 206 Pacific


Howard Thomas B., real estate, dwl 523 Harrison Howard William, boatbuilder, dw1 5 Market


Howard William, gasfitter with J. K. Prior, dwl W s Leavenworth bet Greenwich and Filbert


Howard William G., crackerbaker with Judson H. Clark, dwl 513 Tehama


Howden James, analytical chemist, Ss Bluxome bet Fourth and Fifth, dwl 1429 Taylor


Howe Abiram R., bellhanger with Charles Otto & Co., dwl Mason nr Taylor


Howe C. E. B., ( Howe, Wilson & Co.) dwIN s Chestnut bet Taylor and Jones


HOWE, (C. E. B.) WILSON (H. C.) & CO., ( Albert Lawrence ) advertising agents, office 423 Washington


Howe Charles, physician, office 423 Washington, dwl N & Chestnut bet Jones and Taylor


IIowe Charles E., brassfinisher with W. T. Garratt, dwl E & Nineteenth nr Howard


Howe Charles W., ( Folts & H.) dwl 730 Bush Howe C. R., carpenter, dwl 27 Minna


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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Howe Delos J., Bulletin editorial rooms, dwl 823 | Howland Edwin B., machinist with W. T. Garratt Harrison


Howe Edgar A., reporter S. F. Chronicle, dwl 912 Vallejo


Howe Edward K., boxmaker with Kelton, Dunbar & Co., dwl 608 Third


Howe Edward R., mining engineer, office 315 Cali- fornia, dwl 313 Sutter


Howe Frederick E .. driver 21 California Market, dwl 152 Minna


Howe George L , (George L. Howe & Co.) dwl 730 Bush cor Mason


Howe George L. & Co., com merchants, 219 Clay Howe George W., printer, dwl 1708 Polk


HOWE ( Henry J.) & ROSENBAUM, ( S.) attor- neys at law, office SW cor Clay and Kearny


Howe Henry J., ( Howe & Rosenbaum) dwl SW cor Clay and Kearny


Howe Henry P., clerk with Folts & Howe, dwl 730 Bush


Howe John, painter, bds 2025 Polk


Howe M. A., sawmaker with N. W. Spaulding, dwl 116 Perry


Howe Marcus P., mariner, dwl 152 Minna


Howe Richard, lab, Lab. League, Dashaway Hall Howe Robert, (J. W. Gale & Co.) dwl E's How- ard bet Twentieth and Twenty-first


Howe Robert F., shoemaker with George K. Porter, dwl 218 0'Farrell


HOWE SEWING MACHINE AGENCY, H. A. Deming general agent, 137 Kearny


Howe Snsan Mrs., seamstress, dwl 30 Lewis


Howe William, local agent Union Insurance Co., dwl 730 Bush


Howell Henry B., bookkkeeper with Cox & Nichols, dwl 322 Pine


Howell John S., clerk with George W. Mowe, dwl NE cor Green and Larkiu


Howell Joseph L., salesman with William B. Cooke & Co., dwl 2206 Larkin


Howell Moses C., cigars and tobacco, 616 Montgom- ery, dwl Ss Hinckley or Montgomery


Howell S. T., dw1 440 Haves


Howell S. V. H., ( Reynolds, H. & Ford) dwl E s Eleventh nr Market


Howell Thomas, tinsmith with Little & Lawson, dwl 20 Oak


Hower Jewell, carpenter, dwl S s Twenty-third bet York and Bryant


Howes Cyrus P., clerk with A. M. Simpson, dwl 1512 Mason


Howes Edward K., ( Elam & H.) dwl 619 Leav


Howes E. T., sawyer with Cantrell, Dell & Co., dwl 767 Howard


Howes George, (George Howes & Co.) res New York


HOWES GEORGE & CO., (Jabez Howes) ship- ping and commission merchants, and agents Sut- ton & Co's Dispatch Line New York Packets, office 302 California


Howes Jabez, ( George Howes & Co.) dwl 619 Leav Howes John, commission and produce, 504 and 506 Sansom, dw1 504 Sansom


Howes Laban H., assistant bookkeeper with Bowen Bros


Howgate George, laborer, dwl W s Main bet Fol- som and Harrison


Howitzen Anton, mariner, dwl 132 Stewart


Howk Charles O., cutter with I. M. Wentworth, dwl 200 Stockton


Howland Ben F., ( Howland & Petersen) dwl S s Eighteenth nr Guerrero


Howland ( Ben F.) & Petersen, (John H.) photo- graphers, 25 and 27 Third


Howland Charles F., bookkeeper, with C. F. Rich- ards & Co., dwl W s Iowa bet Solano and Butte Howland Clarke, carpenter, dwl Hunter's Point


Howland Edward D., shipwright, dwl 35 Oak Grove Avenne


Howland Henry A., patternmaker, Vulcan Iron Works, dwl SW cor Solano and Iowa


Howland John, coppersmith Garratt's Foundry, dwl NE cor Front and Sacramento


Howland Rufus, patternmaker Miners' Foundry, dwl SW cor Solano and Iowa


Howland Stephen W., gold, silver. and copper crushing and sampling, 24 Cal, res Oakland


Howland William H., office Miners' Foundry, dwl 319 First


Howland William P., ( Crocker & H.) market, 1022 Market. dwl 112 Geary


Howland William P. & Co., ( Archibald Mc Mullen) meat and fish market, 910 Market, dw1 274 Jessie Howlett Charles, painter, dwl 1313 Stockton


Howlett George, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart


Howorth William L., dwl NW cor Seventeenth and Second Avenne


Howser Sophia, (widow) dwl S s Union E Larkin Hoxie Ira C., clerk with Caswell & Co., dwl NW cor Drumm and JJackson


HOY ALEXANDER, stoves and tinware, 1103 Stockton. dwl 1114 Leavenworth


Hoy Charles, clerk Fireman's Fund Insurance Co., dwl 1114 Leavenworth


Hoy Henry, driver, dwl St. Nicholas Hotel


Hoy Isaac, (colored) baker with Deeth, Starr & Campbell, dw1 1106 Clay


Hoy Michael, deckhand C. S. Nav. Co's stm Capital


Hoy Michael, laborer, dwl 29 Stevenson


Hoy Naomi Miss, assistant teacher Greenwich Street Cosmopolitan School, dwl 1114 Leavenworth


Hoy Thomas, coppersmith with Thomas Reynolds, dwl 536 Sacramento


Hoye Robert, fireman C. S. Nav. Co's stm Capital Hoye Thomas, driver N. B. & M. Railroad, dwl Clinton nr Brannan


Hoye .- See Hoey


Hoyer Cornelius, deputy license collector, office 7 City Hall, dwl 1608 Larkin


Hoyer William C., clerk, dwl 627 Commercial


Hoyet John, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Hoyt A. E., workman Pacific Barrel and Keg Factory


Hoyt Charles, carpenter, dwl 316 Beale


Hoyt Cyrus D., foreman Omnibus R. R., dwl Teha- ma nr Third


Hoyt Heury C., clerk Merchants' Exchange Asso- ciation, dwl cor Green and Powell


Hoyt Hoffman, marine reporter Merchants' Ex- change Association, dwl Point Lobos


Hoyt Horace, carpenter, dwl Third bet Folsom and Tehama


Hoyt James A., shipjoiner, dwl 508 Folsom


Hoyt James T., secretary Central Railroad Co., office 116 Taylor, (and Hoyt & Sears ) attorney at law, 619 Clay, dwl NW cor Twenty-second and Mission


HOYT (James T.) & SEARS, ( William H.) at- torneys at law, office 619 Clay


Hoyt John M., receiver Central Railroad Co., dwl 116 Taylor


Hoyt Lucius, butter, cheese, eggs, etc., 90 and 91 California Market, dwl 528 Third


Hoyt Martha, (widow) furnished rooms, 112 Second Hoyt N. B., superintendent laborers Custom House, res Oakland


Hoyt Samuel, machinist, dw1 427 Fourth


Hoyt Stanley W., cashier with H. J. Booth & Co., dwl 1010 Mission


Hoyt Thomas, clerk, dwl 1407 Stockton, rear


Hoyt Thomas, laborer, dwl 8 Miller Place Hoyt .- See Hoit and Hoitt


Hreibe William, hairdresser, dwl 339 Bush


Hrobatin Alois, shoemaker with A. & J. Utschig, dwl 1509 Mason


Hnant Paulin, (Paulin Huant & Co.) dwl 725 Green


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


E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, Yankee Notions.


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REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO., Agents of Mason & Pollard's Anti-Malaria Pills.


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HUANT PAULIN & CO., (M. Demousset and | Hubner John C., carpenter with Cantrell, Dell &


Francis P. Masson) proprietors Lafayette Brewery, 725 and 727 Green


Huard Alexander N., physician, office 754 Washing- ton, dwl 830 Jackson


Habash Joseph, ( Hubash & Kutz) dwl 6 Berry Hubash ( Joseph) & Kutz, (Gabriel W.) manufac- turing jewelers, 519 Montgomery


Hubbard Adolphus S., clerk Empire Warehouse, dwl Brooklyn Hotel


Hubbard Catherine, (widow) dwl Bay View nr Railroad Avenue


Hubbard C. V. D., corresponding secretary Pacific Ins. Co., dwl Lick House


Hubbard D., bds American Exchange


Hubbard Frances J., (widow) dwl 323 First


Hubbard Henry, with C. W. Weston, Pacific Fruit Market


Hubbard Henry Edward, dwl Johnson House


Hubbard Henry W., tailor, 333 East


Hubbard Horace H., dentist, 7 Kearny


Hubbard Horace J., clerk California Insurance Co., dwl 323 First


Hubbard James F., attorney at law, office 419 Cali- fornia, dwl 600 Sutter


Hubbard John C., painter, dw1 9 Tehama Place Hubbard Lonis, mariner, dwl 26 Stewart


Hubbard Marshall, clerk U. S. Navy Paymaster, 434 California, dwl 21 Taylor


Hubbard Morris, laborer with George Torrens, dwl N & Clay bet Hyde and Larkin


Hubbard Moses P., foreman with John A. Fulton, dwl 15 Park Avenue


Hubbard R. M., assistant bookkeeper with B. C. Horn & Co., dwl 44 Third


Hubbard Samuel, purveyor P. M. S. S. Co., office NW cor Sacramento and Leid, dw1 18 Essex




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