The San Francisco directory for the year 1869, Part 92

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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Kick George, (G. & D. Kück ) dwl NE cor Second and Tebama


Kuck Henry, clerk, dwl NW cor Folsom and Twenty-sixth


Kuck John D., clerk, 1000 Folsom


Kuck William, porter with A. Hollub & Co., dwl SW cor Folsom and Eleventh


Kückler D., confectioner, dwl 507 Mission


Kuechler Charles F., draftsman with Kenitzer & Farquharson, SW cor Kearny and California


Kuechler G., cabinetmaker with Miller & Rohr, dwl Natoma nr New Montgomery


Kuehler F. H., foreman carshop Kimball Manufac- tnring Co., dwl S & Fifteenth bet Howard and Folsom


Kuehler Michael, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Kuehler William G., shoemaker with John Irwin, dwl 425 Bush


Knenecke C. P., dwl NW cor Wash and Sansom Kuennecke Emilins, clerk with Martin L. Hlaas, dwl NW cor Sansom and Washington


Kuennecke L. Mrs., lodgings, Government House, NW cor Washington and Sansoul


Kugeler August H., ( Harms & K. ) dwl W s Fol- som bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth


KUH LEOPOLD, assayer and metallurgical chem- ist, 611 Commercial, dwl 1906 Powell


Kuhirt Herman, bungmaker with Henry Waas, dw] 1318 Dupont


Kuhl Frederick G., clerk with Joseph A. Woodson, 625 Merchant


Kuhl Frederick G., liquor saloon, NE cor Main and Folsom


Kuhl II. G., bookkeeper with Lazard Fréres, dwl 802 Jackson


Kühl John, miner, dwl 515 Vallejo


Kuhl Martin, ( Kuhl & Wogens ) dwl 11 Pacific


KUHL ( Martin) & WOGENS, ( William) pro- prietors St. Louis Hotel, 11 and 13 Pacific


Kühling Anthony, toolmaker with Carl E. Hinz, dwl 704 Bush


Kuhlmann Dietrich, ( John Drucker & Co.) dwl N W' cor Brannan and Fourth


Kuhlmann Heinrich, lub, dwl New Atlantic Hotel Kublmann William, teamster, bds Clucago Ilotel Kuhlmeyer Henry, tobaeconist, 229 Third


Kuhn Albert, bricklayer, Bricklayers' Pro. Ass., 751 Market


Kuhn Albin, cigars and tobacco, SW cor Kearny and California, dwl 108 Geary


EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Bookbinders, Leidesdorf st., corner of Clay.


PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY circulates throughout Idaho and Montana Territories.


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


SAN FRANCISCO


DIRECTORY.


365


Kuhn Henry, porter with G. Groezinger, dw1 338 | Kutner Leonhard. cigarmaker with Cobo, Martinez Bush


Kuhn John, laborer with Philip Liesenfeld, dwl cor Montgomery and Vallejo


Kuhn Maria J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 615 Sac


Kuhn Paul, hatter, dwl 205 Sansom


Kuhn Solomon, importer and wholesale tobacco, 325 Sacramento, dw1 943 Howard


Kuhn .- See Coon


KUHNE ARNOLD, professor music, office 621 Clay, dwl 207 Kearny


Kuhnell Charles, carpenter, dwl 1 August Alley Kulkouski L., carpenter, dw1 128 Post


Kull John, baker with William Hessler, dwl 119 William


Knll Theodore, printer Mullin, Mahon, Rapp & Co Kullman August, clerk, 9 Mont, dwl 607 Dupont


Kullman Louis, (Kullman & Armer) dwl 625 O'Farrell


KULLMAN ( Louis) & ARMER, ( Max) manufac- turers cigars and dealers in tobacco, 306 and 308 Sacramento


Kullmann Simon, clerk with Lazard Freres, dwl . 607 Dupont


Kulsky Morris, tailor, dwl E s Sixth nr Bryant Kunast A., manager Los Angeles Wine Growers' Association, dwl John nr Powell


Kunast August, ( Kunast & Mahnz) dw1 417 Green Kunast ( August) & Mahnz, ( Hugo) commission merchants, 304 Battery


Kundir John, ( Miller & K.) dwl Es Drumm bet Jackson and Oregon


KUNER ALBERT, seal engraver, 611 Washington, dwl E s Gough bet Tyler and McAllister


Kunherdt Fabian, printer, Eureka Typo. Rooms, 539 Washington


Kunkler John E., physician, office 520 Kearny, dwl 1042 Howard


Kunnmann Henry, shipcarpenter, bds ? Washington Kuntze John, dw1 628 Green


Kunz Andrew, cooper with Christopher Bingen- heimer, dwl E s Davis bet Wash and Clay


Kunz Louis, waiter New England House, dwl 431 Pine


Kupper Joseph B., barber with Charles Frantner, dwl 28 O'Farrell


Kurlaender Solomon, peddler, dwl 154 Natoma Kurlbaum Captain, mariner, dwl 20 Perry


Kurr Frederick, drayman with Schussler & Ulmer. dwl 106 Turk


Kurre Charles, clerk, dwl 1027 Pacific


Kurre Johanna Mrs., furnished rooms, 1027 Pacific Kurten B., produce, 114 Clay, dwl 112 Austin


Kurtz Augustus M., druggist with William M. Searvy, dw1 944 Howard


Kurtz John, ( John Kurtz & Co.) dwl 22 Oak Grove Avenue


Kurtz John & Co., real estate, office 300 Battery Kurtz Otto, clerk with F. Carsten, NW cor Bush and Dupont


Kurz William, brewer with G. Breckle, dwl NW cor Mason and Broadway


Kuschart Christian, mariner, bds 39 Jackson


Kuser Johann, clerk with Henry Tietjen, dwl SW cor Broadway and Leavenworth


Kusick Patrick, carpenter, dwl 7 Filbert Place Kuss Charles J., teacher of music, dwl 115 Fourth Kusta Louis, upholsterer with W. J. Stringer & Co., 315 Pine


Kustel Alexander, captain schooner Nor'Wester, dwl 3 Park Avenue


Kustel Guidor, mining engineer, dw1 7 Park Avenue Kustel Oscar, captain, dwl 3 Park Avenue


Kuster Michael, tailor with N. Sweeney, dwl 509 Pine


Kustner Herman, waiter, 607 Sacramento


KUTNER A. & CO., ( Seixas Solomons) mer- chants Live Oak Sac. Co., office cor Battery and California


& Co., dwl 443 Jessie


Kutta Julins, tanner, dwl Old San José Road nr Industrial School


Kutter Edward, porter with Taylor & Bendel, dwl 409 Clay


Kuttner Naphtali, merchant, dwl 170 Perry


Kutz G., jeweler, dwl 1123 Powell


Kutz Gabriel W., ( Hubash & K.) dwl 519 Mont- gomery


Kutzenburg Charles, tailor, 702 Union


Kwong Fong Tai & Co., (Chinese) merchants, 714 Sacramento


Kwong On Cheong, (Chinese) merchants, 716 Dupont


Kyle James, oysterstand, 538 Market, dwl NE cor First and Folsom


Kyle James J., dwl 323 Tehama


Kyle John M., carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post


Kyle Robert, carpenter, dw1 9 Harriet


Kyle Robert, liquor saloon, 701 Battery


Kyle Thomas, salesman, 628 Market


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L'HOMMEDIEU A., carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post LaBelle Mining Co., (Treasure City, Nevada) office 619 Montgomery


LaCroze John, surveyor, dwl 907 Stockton LaFond Julia, (widow) dwl 906 Filbert


LaGraffe Bernard, butcher with P. Bacca & Co., dwl Potrero Avenue nr El Dorado


LaGrand Pedro Mrs., (widow) dwl 1622 Stockton


LaGrand Saloon, Augustus H. Hentz, manager, 610 Market


LaGrande, laundry, Thirteenth bet Howard and Folsom


LaGrange Jane A. Mrs., adjuster U. S. B. Mint, dwl 120 Fourth


LaGrange M., (widow) dw1 730 Green


LA GRANGE O. H., superintendent U. S. B. Mint, office 613 Commercial, res Oakland


LaGrange .- See Lagrange


LaGringola Mark. dwl 517 Filbert


LaGuima Felix, dwl SE cor Dupont and Filbert


LaNeuce James, bricklayer, Bricklayers' Pro. Ass., 751 Market


LaPlata Mining Co., (Winnemucca, Humboldt Co., Nev.) office 331 Montgomery


LaPierre House, 421 Fourth


LaRoche Abel, professor French, dwl 835 Howard LaRoche Jane R., (widow) dwl 25 Prospect Place La Rose George A., brickmason, dw1 603 Stockton LaRose William Louis, printer with Bacon & Com- pany, dwl 603 Stockton


LaRue Ella Miss, actress Pacific Melodeon


LaSallias Pedro, fisherman, dwl W s Gaven nr Greenwich


LaShells Calvin B., cigars and tobacco, 718 Kearny, dwl 807 Kearny


LaSolidarite Mutual Pro. Association, office SW cor Sansom and Jackson, room 5


LA VOCE DE POPOLO, Italian newspaper, C. Dondero & Co. publishers, 531 Clay


LA VOZ DE CHILE Y EL NUEVO MUNDO, Spanish semi-weekly, Felipe Fierro editor and proprietor, office 728 Montgomery


Laage William, confectioner with Miley, Perrin & Co., 732 Washington


Labaree C. H., carpenter, dwl 181 Jessie


Labassoeur Charles, cook, P. M. S. S. Japan


Labatens V., cook with Finance & Larouche, dwl 636 Pacific


Labbi Pierre, drayman with A. G. Chauche, dwl SW cor Octavia and O'Farrell


Label Henry, fruits, SE cor O'Farrell and Taylor Label Jacob, expresswagon, SE cor California and Sansom, dw1 255 Perry


E. H. JONES & CO., 116 Sansom Street, French Corsets, New Styles.


M. S. WHITING & CO'S WINES AND LIQUORS for medicinal uses, are analyzed by B. B. Thayer, Esq., Chemist and State Assayer.


REDINGTON'S FLAVORING EXTRACTS enjoy the highest reputation among the ladies.


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DIRECTORY.


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


Laberee Albert, carpenter, H. C. P. Union, South S. F., dwl 181 Jessie


Labetoure Cassimir, Pony Livery Stable, 124 Sutter Labine Oliver, shoemaker with Kowalsky & Co., dwl 414 Sacramento


Labinski Georgius, junkdealer, dwl W s Gaven bet Greenwich aud Filbert


Labinski William, Harmony Hall Saloon, SW cor Montgomery and Sac, dwi 631 Sacramento


Labiste Lorem, laundryman, dwi Octavia nr Lomb Labohm Henry G., teacher, 216 Post, and proprietor Post St. House, 207 Post


Labrut John, clerk, dwl 132 Fifth


Lacaze Batiste, ( Mangeot & L.) dwl 329 Bdwy


Lacey Alice Miss, domestic Lick House


Lacey Henry, clerk Oakland Ferry, dwl 347 Jessie Lacey Robert J., carpenter and builder, dwl 511 Vallejo


Lacey Robert J. Jr., pressman with Bacon & Com- pany, dwl 511 Vallejo


Lacey Sidney, upholsterer with Mitchell & Bell, dwl S s Sacramento bet Steiner and Pierce


Lacey Timothy, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Lacey Walter S., machinist S. F. & S. J. Railroad, dwl Howard bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth


Lacey .- See Lacy


Lacher Frank, carpenter, dwl 17 Union Place


Lacher James, tailor, dw1 704 Bush


Lachman Abraham, clothing, 435 Pacific


Lachman L., furmaker, dwl 507 Mission


Lachman Louis, tailor, 402 Mont, dwl 945 Mission


Lachman Lonis Jr., cigarmaker with Diez Bros., dw1 945 Mission


Lachman M. & Co., ( Abram Moll) furs, 6 Kearny Lachman Morris (M. Lachman & Co.) dwl 131 Montgomery


Lachman Morris, upholsterer with McElwee & Ackerman, dwl 945 Mission


Lachman Samuel, ( Eberhart &. L. ) dwl 810 Geary Lachman Solomon, clerk with Ellis W. Moss, dwl 945 Mission


Lachs Simon, furrier, dwl 44 Ritch


Lackeman Charles, salesman 516 Kearny


Lackemann Adolph, ( Niemann & L.) dwl NW cor Stockton and Vallejo


Lackey Alexander, plasterer, Plasterers' Pro. Asso- ciation, 751 Market


Lackman George, barkeeper with George Kahman, dwl Sutter bet Kearny and Montgomery


Lackmann Herman, shoemaker, dwl 837 Dupont Laclaverie Paul, bookkeeper with John Saulnier & Co., dwl 609 Vallejo


Laclavero Antoine, vegetable dealer, dwl W s Gav- en nr Greenwich


Lacombe George, hatter with Cornelius Desmond, dw1 549 Mission


Lacombe Joseph, laborer with Joseph Winterburn & Co., dwf Bush nr Franklin


Lacombe Ulali Madame, dw1 703 Harrison Lacoste Henry, cook 509 Pine


Lacoste Honoré, barkeeper with H. Bacquié, dwl cor Summer and Montgomery


Lacoste John, groceries aud liquors, 1020 Kearny Lacoste Theodore, barkeeper with Geo. Kahman, dw1 520 Merchant


Lacoste Thomas, vegetable garden, NW cor Six- teenth and Rhode Island


Lacount Andrew, cook Occidental Hotel


Lacour L., merchant, dwl Occidental Hotel


Lacrampe Ernest, jeweler with P. Frontier & Co., dwi Vallejo nr Stockton


Lacua Frank, hairdresser 532 Jackson


Lacy Charles, carpeuter, dwl 129 Morton


Lacy Charles, laborer, dwl E s Spear bet Howard and Mission


Lacy H., bookkeeper S. F. & A. R. R. Co., dwl Ss Lombard nr Hyde


Lacy Hanna Miss, domestic Lick House LACY JOHN G., tinsmith, 34 Louisa


Lacy Lonisa Miss, assistant teacher Mission Gram- mar School, dwl S s Vallejo bet Kearny and Dupont


LACY ( Nicholas) & MCKEON, ( William) wood and coal, 513 and 515 Bush, dwl 9 Salmon


Lacy Robert, tinsmith with John G. Lacy, dwl 34 Louisa


Lacy Samnel S., shoemaker with Patrick McQuade dwl 3 Dupont


Lacy W. M., apprentice S. F. & S. J. Railroad


Ladd Charles J., cabinetmaker with N. P. Cole & Co., dwl 718 California


Ladd Frank W., broker, dwl 22 South Park


LADD GEORGE S., secretary and treasurer Cali- fornia State Telegraph Co., office 522 California, dw1 40 Stevenson's Building


Ladd J. Edward, clerk Pacific Insurance Co., dwl 22 South Park


Ladd John H., shipping agent, office 430 Mont.


Ladd Mary J., teacher music, dwl 206 Ritch


Ladd Parish B., attorney at law, office room 6, 729 Montgomery, dwl 225 Shotwell


Ladd S. E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 754 Washington Ladd William H., real estate, dwl 422 Fremont


Ladd William W., auction and commission, dw1 550 Mission


Laddy John, seaman, dwl 26 Stewart


Laden Patrick, laborer, dwl 24 Bernard


Lader C., machinist, dwl SW cor Dupont and Bdwy Ladewich August, laborer California Sugar Refinery, dwl cor Eighth and Bryant


LADIES' DEPOSITORY, Miss Jennie Osgood agent, 6 Post, Masonic Temple


LADIES' PROTECTION AND RELIEF HOME, SE cor Post and Franklin


Ladorado Jean, cook, dw1 5 Spofford Alley


LADY BRYAN G. & S. M. Co., (Virginia, Nev.) office 419 California


Laemlein Edward, manufacturer Gregory's Bitters, dwl 1816 Mason


Laeremans Frank, furniture and bedding, 540 Wash- ington, dwl 2107 Jones


Laf William, carpenter, dwl Post Street House Lafaix Emilie, lace mender, 134 Sutter


Lafaix J. Engene, engraver metals, 620 Merchant, dwl 134 Sutter


Lafayette Brewery, Paulin Huant & Co. proprie- tors, 725 and 727 Green


Lafayette Philharmonic Society, 422 Commercial Lafee Jacob, expresswagon, NE cor Montgomery and Bush, dwl 121 Sixth


Laffan William M., reporter S. F. Chronicle, dwl 1023 Clay


Lafferty Bernard, barkeeper with Phil. McGovern, dwl 551 Tebama


Lafferty Dennis, carpenter, dwl 551 Tehama Lafferty Francis, fireman, bds 23 Vallejo


Lafferty Henry A., carrier S. F. Herald, dwl 519 Pacific


Lafferty Owen, marbleworker with John Daniel, dw1 5 Minna


Lafferty Patrick, teamster with J. M. Johnson, dwl 213 Jackson


Laffi Lucio, fruit and fancy goods, 405 Broadway Laflin James, ( Pinner & I .. ) dwl N s Francisco bet Dupont and Stockton


Lafon M. D., painter with Wilson & Moulton, dwl cor Harrison and Seventh


Lafond Victorine, (widow) milliner, 1325 Dupont Lafond Justin, restaurant, California Hotel Lafont William, carriagemaker, dwl 220 Third Lafontaine A. J., book and job printer, 627 Mer- chant, dw1 625 Merchant


Laforcade Alexander, butcher with Louis Peres & Co., dwl E s Potrero Av nr Brannan St. Bridge Lsforge Alfred, dwl 109 Sansom


Lagache Charles, piano-fortemaker with Jacob Zech, 211 and 213 Ninth


Lagan Martin, (J. Ludorff & Co.) dwl 14 Natoma


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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DIRECTORY.


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Lagarde A., ( Lemoine, Gambert & Co.) res San | LAKE VINEYARD WINE CO., (J. DeBarth José


Lagasse Joseph, laborer with Frank Glas, dwl 29 Commercial


Lage C. H., porter, 540 Kearny, dwl 228 Bush Lagleize Jean Battiste, cook, dwl 2 Adona Place Lagoarde Bernhard, dwl 719 Greenwich


Lagomaranson Romo, vegetable dealer, dwl W s Gaven bet Greenwich and Filbert


Lagomarsino Felix, porter with G. B. May & Co., dw1 628 Broadway


Lagomarsino Luigi, dwl 628 Broadway


Lagorio Dominico, fruits, dwl 1323 Dupont


Lagorio Giovanni, laborer, dwl E s Sonoma Place Lagrange Frederick, carpenter, dwl 1323 Dupont Lagrange George, messenger Central Pacific Rail- road Pacific Union Express


Lagrange .- See La Grange


Lahan Michael, secretary Calvary Cemetery, office 628 California


Lahaney Patrick W., collarmaker with M. M. Cook & Son, dwl 433 Broadway


Lahey Margaret Mrs., washwoman, dwl Natoma bet Seventh and Eighth, South S. F


Lahoney John, carpenter, H. C. Leagne, 25 Post LAHUSEN HENRY, oyster saloon, 324 Montgom- ery, dwl 220 Stevenson


Lahy John, porter, 425 Sacramento


Lahy Patrick, laborer, dwl Fort Point


Lai Yong, (Chinese) portrait painter, 659 Clay


Laib Anton, shoemaker, dw1 904 Pacific, rear Laib Joseph, shoemaker, 906 Pacific


Laidlaw Walter, bookkeeper, pier 13 Stewart, res Oakland


Laidler Surtees, clerk with F. A. Rouleau, dwl 1206 Powell


Laidley Henry, merchant, dwl 1113 Montgomery Laidley Hugh, blacksmith S. F. Gas Co


LAIDLEY JAMES, harbor commissioner, office 414 Montgomery, and proprietor Occidental Laun- dry, SE cor Octavia and Filbert


Laighton A. V., carpenter H. C. League, 25 Post Laighton Thomas A., carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post


Laimee Louis, tinsmith with Emil Boesch and res- taurant, 631 Pacific


Laine Manuel, lapidary with P. Frontier & Co., dwl 1825 Bush


Laine Richard W., deputy U. S. marshal, dwl 606 Pine


Laird B. Mrs., dressmaker, 204 Second


Laird D. W., jeweler, 610 Merchant, dwI S s Clay bet Powell and Mason


Laird James D., clerk, dwl 710 Vallejo


Laird John, shoemaker, dwl 1323 Sacramento, rear


Laisay John, fireman C. S. Nav. Co's stm Yosemite Lake B., merchant, dwl Virginia Block


Lake Daniel W .. bookkeeper with Joseph Chad- bonrne, dwl E s Mont bet Union and Green Lake Delos, ( Lake & Morrison) dwl 829 Bdwy LAKE ( Delos) & MORRISON, ( Robert F.) at- torneys at law, office 419 California


Lake George, pressman with M. D. Carr & Co., dwl 826 Broadway


Lake George C., bookkeeper Continental Life Iu- surance Co., 302 Montgomery, dwl 13 Eddy


Lake Harvey, collector Spring Valley Water Works Co., dwl 15 Second


Lake ( Henry) & Co., manufacturers blacking, 636 Third


Lake James, clerk, dwl 234 Minna


Lake Jefferson, with William B. Lake, 12 Mont- gomery, dwl 6 Harriet


Lake Side Villa Association, James N. Olney secre- tary, office 426 Montgomery


LAKE SUPERIOR AND PACIFIC FUSE CO., (Santa Cruz) Rodmond Gibbons & Co. agents, 108 Battery


Shorb and Carlton Curtis) J. M. Curtis man- ager, office and warehouse SW cor Battery and Broadway


LAKE WILLIAM B., advertising and newspaper agency, office 12 Montgomery, dw1 1023 Hyde Lakeman Charles, furniturewagon, SE cor Kearny and Sutter, dwl Shotwell bet Fifteenth and Six- teenth


Lakin Thomas, deckhand, dwl N s Oregon nr Front Lakmann H. A., dwl 811 Union


Lalande Arsene, jeweler with P. Frontier & Co., dwl 1211 Clay


Lalanne Emile, wigmaker with Felix Pnyoon, dwl 113 Virginia


Lalanne Etienne, hairdresser, dwl 113 Virginia


Lalanne Gabriel, workman with Rudolph G. Gel- ien, dwl 113 Virginia


Lalanni Gabriel, hatter, dwl W s Gaven bet Green- wich and Filbert


Lallemand Celestine Miss, hairdresser, dwl 1017 Dupont


Lallemand Henry, lignor saloon, 1017 Dupont


Lallement Virginie Madame, French dressmaker, dwl 420 Post


Lally Bartholomew, laborer, dw1 925 Broadway


Lally Edward, dwl 8 St. Mary Place


Lally Thomas, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Lalor John T., carpenter, dwl NW cor Dupont and Chestnut


Laly Margaret F. Miss, shoefitter, dwl 322 Third


Lamado Julius, vegetabledealer, dwl W s Gaven bet Greenwich and Filbert


Lamant Francois, cook Cosmopolitan Hotel


LAMAR DAMAS, carriage mauufactory, 1270 Va- lencia bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth


Lamarche Madame, dressmaker and furnished rooms, 112 Geary


Lamarque Germain, milkman, Visitacion Valley bet San José and San Bruno roads


Lamartine Paul, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Lamarnti Carl, dressmaker, dwl 839 California


Lamasney Thomas, hostler, dwl 1 Haywood


Lamaure Theodore, watchmaker, 526 Commercial, dwl 814 Sacramento


Lamb Anna Miss, dressmaker with Mrs. M. M. Cole- man, dwl 25 Clementina


Lamb Charles, laundryman, dwl NW cor Turk and Fillmore


Lamb E. G., produce dealer, 117 Clay, dw1 522 Pine Lamb E. S., engineer, dw1 904 Kearny


Lamb Freeman B., manufacturer Pioneer Washer, 31 Hunt, dwl N s Bernal Hights W San Bruno Road


Lamb George ( Buckelew & Co.) dwl 713 Bush


Lamb Isaac, salesman with Benno Galland, dw1 157 Tehama


Lamb John, seaman, dwl 116 Stewart


Lamb Matilda (widow) dwl 44 Ritch


Lamb Richard, carpenter, H. C. Leagne, 25 Post Lamb Sarah, (widow) dwl 4 Jessie


Lamb Thomas, miner, dwl SE cor San and Pacific Lamb Thomas J., dwl 612 California


Lamb Thomas S., butcher with Gleason & Bro., dwl Kearny bet Post and Sutter


Lamb William E., Petaluma messenger Pacific Union Express Co., dwl 208 Second


Lamb William H., watchmaker with F. D. Ring, dwl 525 Pine


Lamb William P., clerk with Redington, Hostetter & Co., dwl 713 Bush


Lambe S. Mrs., fruits, 104 Dupont


Lambert Charles, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart


Lambert George, printer with Bacon & Company, dwl 257 Tehama


Lambert James, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, dwl 516 Mission


Lambert J. B., laborer with J. B. Kemp, dwl W s Kentucky nr Irwin


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


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


REDINGTON HOSTETTER & CO., Sole Agents for Perry Davis' Pain Killer.


368 SAN FRANCISCO


DIRECTORY.


Lambert Michael, bricklayer, Bricklayers' Pro. Ass., 751 Market


Lambert Miles, laborer, Lab. League, Dashaway Hall


LAMBERT ( P.) & DOMECQ, (P.) Parfaite Laun- dry, Presidio Road nr Lombard


Lambert Richard, reporter, dwl 713 Howard


Lambert W. A., pantryman P. M. S. S. China


Lambert William, livery stable, SE cor Folsom and Fifth


Lambert William, ( Hucks & L.) dwl NW cor Oak and Buchanan


Lambert William Mrs., dwl 513 Greenwich


Lamberton Lewis, groceries, dwl NE cor Sacramen- to and Taylor


Lambeth Milton, miner, dwl 227 Sixth


Lambie John, hospital nurse, dwl E s Stockton bet Francisco and Bay


Lamborn Stephen M., carpenter, dwl E s First Av- enne bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth


Lamburth Archibald, shipcarpenter, dwl SE cor Mariposa and Minnesota


Lamby William, barkeeper with George W. Green Lamelino Peter, dw1 645 Broadway


Lamer Thomas, blacksmith, dwl S s Seventeenth nr Dolores


Lamka Julins, bronzer with Thomas Day, dwl Brod- erick bet Post and Sutter


Lamm Helen, (widow) dwl 856 Mission


Lammers Theodore H. A., porter with North Pacific Transportation Co., dwl 502 Steveuson


Lammond Frank, plumber, dwl 49 Everett


Lamnon John, dwl 737 Howard


Lamont Frank, plumber, Pro. E. H. L., 346 Bush Lamont George W., clerk with R. S. Drummond, E s Valencia bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth


Lamont Hugh H., ( Lamont &. Caldwell) dwl 40 Minna


LAMONT ( Hugh H.) & CALDWELL, ( William) proprietors Cyclops Engine and Machine Works, 113 Beale


Lamont James, shipwright, Ship Ass., Barra's Hall Lamothe Jacques, cook with Eugene Cabannes, N W cor Sansom and Washington


LAMOTT ANTHONY, batter, 227 Montgomery, dwl 609 Bush


Lamoureaux Andrew J., chief engineer with P. M. S. S. Co., dw1 530 Third


Lamoureanx Samuel, painter with W. Worthington, dwl McCormick


Lampack Christian, carter, dwl E s Clinton bet Brannan and Townsend


LAMPE BROTHERS, ( Theodore C. and William A.) Cosmopolitan Hairdressing and Bathing Palace, basement Cosmopolitan Hotel


Lampe Charles A., carpenter, dwl 518 Dupont


Lampe Henry, woodturner California Mills, dwl 12 Natoma


Lampe John, cook with E. A. Engelberg, 416 Kearny


Lampe Theodore C., (Lampe Brothers) dwl 515 Bush


Lampe William A., ( Lampe Brothers ) dw1 515 Bush Lamping T. W., barge-pilot C. S. Nav. Co's stm Re- liance


Lampman Granville, (Casselman & L. ) dw1 728 Pac Lampman Henry, engineer stm Orizaba


Lampinan Robert, printer, 509 Clay, dwl 715 Pine Lamson G. F., auctioneer, 419 Kearny, dwl 618 Cal Lamson W. M., dwl 737 Howard


Lanahan James, laborer, dwl W s Beale bet Howard and Mission


Lanahan Timothy, milkman, dwl Point Lobos Road nr Homestead llouse


Lanahan William, bookkeeper, dw1 533 Natoma Lancaster Charles E. dentist, office 607 Kearny, dwl 302 Green


Lancaster David A., helper U. S. B. Mint, dw1 909 Bush


Lancaster Joseph, merchant tailor, 653 Washington, dwl 1017 Clay


Lancaster W. H., carpenter, dwl Empire Lodging House


Lancey T. C., mining agent, office 432 Montgomery LANCTOT B., Chinese interpreter, 423 Wash, and principal Chinese School, dw1 918 Stockton


LAND CHIARLES, (Pacific Lumber Co.) and real estate, office 302 Montgomery, dwl 1106 Bush


LAND CHAUNCEY B., ( Pacific Lumber Co.) and real estate, office 302 Mont, dwl 727 Bush


Land Investment Co., office 407 California


Land Office Western Pacific Railroad Co., SE cor Montgomery and Jackson


Land Patrick, roofer with N. C. Walton, dwl E s Spear bet Howard and Mission


Land Purchasers' Association, office 304 Mont Lande Bernard, dwl 318 Fifth


Lande M. R. Mrs., dwl 318 Fifth


Landecker Louis, ( Adler & L.) resides Placerville Lander David, carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post


Lander P. C., real estate, office and dwl 504 Kearny Lander S. W., expressman and extraman Stm No. 5,


S. F. F. D., dwl engine house W s Stockton nr Broadway


Landers David, (Irving, L. & Co.) dw17 O'Farrell Landers Edward, ( Landers & Co.) dwl Occidental Hotel


Landers James, drygoods, N s Sixteenth bet Guer- rero and Valencia


Landers James Jr., clerk Manhattan Life Ins. Co


LANDERS (John) & CO., (Edward Landers)


general agents Manhattan Life Insurance Co. of


New York, office SW cor Com and Montgomery Landers John, ( Landers & Co.) dw1 822 Sntter


Landers John, helper with Thomas Day, dwl SW cor Eighth and Mission


Landers John, laborer, dwl 8 Anthony


Landers John A., (widow) dwl 1108 Powell


Landers Michael, collector Manhattan Life Ins. Co. of New York, dwl cor Bush and Lyon


Landers Michael, laborer with J. B. Kemp


Landers Patrick, salesman with Marcus C. Hawley & Co., dwl SW cor Mission and Eighth


Landers Richard, piledriver, dwl 20 Folsom


Landers William J., clerk Oriental Fire and Marine Ins. Co., dwl 225 Minna


Landgraf Peter, printer, dwl 207 Dupont


Landherr George, cook Prescott Honse


Landis Benjamin, cabinetmaker and cutler, 804 Market, dwl 254 Minna


Landis C., tanbaths, 51 Minna


Landis G. C., (L. E. Weck & Co.) dwl 724 Green


Lando Harris, clothing, 509 Com, dwl 341 Minna


Lando Israel, barber with George Medau, dwl 1020 Hyde


Lando Joseph, salesman 318 Kearny, dwl 1020 Hyde Landon John, carpenter, dwl 34 Minna


Landon M. A. Mrs., lodgings, dw1 340 Third


Landry Norbert, (Landry & Kirwan) dwl 1421 Sacramento


LANDRY (Norbert) & KIRWAN, ( Marc de) real estate brokers, agents, and collectors, office 24 Montgomery


Landry Therence, cooperage, 110 Davis, dwl N 8 Tyler bet Hyde and Larkin




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