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Lynde William C., ( Lynde & Hough) dwl 1005 Cal LYNDE ( William C. ) & HOUGH, (H. M.) gen- eral commission merchants and dealers in salt fish, 416 and 418 Davis
Lyne William, agent Hall's Thresher and Separator, 115 and 117 Davis, dw1 915 Vallejo
Lyne William H., clerk, dwl 232 Sutter
Lynett Mary Mrs., hairdresser, 106 Third, dwl 357 Jessie
Lynett Peter, marble polisher with Leon R. Myers & Co., dw] 357 Jessie
LYNN BOOT AND SHOE CO., office 408 Cal Lynn George D., brewer, dwl 1004 Market
Lynn Jacob, brewer, dwl 419 Powell
Lynn Patrick, liqnordealer, dwl Cambridge House Lynn .- See Linu
Lynngrenn John W., carpenter, dw1 408} Shipley Lyon Bernardo, (Lyon Bros.) 323 Busb, dwl 213 Austin
LYON BROTHERS, ( Bernardo and. Frank ) man- ufacturers parasols and umbrellas, and agents Birmingham Hoopskirts, 323 Bush
Lyon Champion, dwl 56 First
Lyon Daniel, stevedore, Lumb. Stev. Ass., Barra's Hall
Lyon Frank, ( Lyon Bros. ) 323 Bush, dw1 213 Anstin Lyou George, machinist, dw1 124 Silver
Lyon John, bricklayer, dwl S s Hinckley nr Mont Lyon Joshua, captain, dw1 408 Greenwich
Lyon Margaret, (widow) dwl 922 Washington
Lyon Mill'and Mining Co., (El Dorado Co.) office 37 Merchants' Exchange
Lyon Moses L., (A. L. Mayers and M. L. Lyon) dwl 407 Union
Lyon S. B., carpenter, H. C. League 25 Post
Lyon Theodore, tinsmith, dwl NE eor Front and Sacramento
Lyon Walter W., dwl 249 Tehama
Lyon William, harnessmaker with Main & Win- chester, dw1 408 Greenwich
Lyon William H., ( Lyon & Co ) office 324 Sansom, dwl 607 Dupont
LYON ( William H.) & CO. (John Harrold) proprietors Empire Brewery, 159 Jessie, and Lyon Brewery, N s Chestnut nr Mason, office 159 Jessie
Lyon William W., salesman with Henry Burns, dwl 719 California
Lyon Worthington S., melter S. F. Assaying and Refining Works, res Oakland
Lyon .- See Lion
Lyons Alexander, clerk, 100 Kearny, dwl 315 ()'Farrell
Lyons Alexander, printer with Bacon & Company, dwl Broadway bet Polk and Van Ness Avenue Lyons Alexander, wheelwright, 197 Stevenson Lyons Andrew, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Lyons Annie, (widow) dwl 83 Clementina
Lyons Barend, saddler and harnessmaker, 119 Kearny, dwl 813 Vallejo
Lyons Benjamin S., honsemover, dwl W & Jones bet California and Pine
Lyons Charles, driver Central R. R., dwl cor Sutter and Cemetery Avenue
Lyons Cornelius, ( Leary & L.) dwl cor Montgom- ery and Broadway
Lyons Cornelius, laborer, dwl St. Charles Place
Lyons Daniel, deckhand C. S. Nav. Co's steamer Capital
Lyons Daniel, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Lyons Dennis, (Lyons &. Barry) dwl NE cor Greenwich and Powell
Lyons ( Dennis ) & Barry, (John T.) publishers Monitor, office 622 Clay
Lyons Dennis, laborer, dwl 26 Freelon, rear
Lyons Dennis J., bookkeeper with MeAran & Co., dwl 896 Front
Lyons Edward, first officer steamer Oriflamme, dwl 525} Howard
Lyons Edward, longshoreman, dwl 563 Bryant
Lyons Ernest G., (Ernest G. Lyous & Co.) dwl 1123 Howard
Lyons Ernest G. & Co., (Jules Mayer ) distillers and manufacturers syrups, cordials, and bitters, 510 Jackson
Lyons George A., machinist, dwl 51 First
Lyons H. A., capitalist, dwl Lick House
Lyons H. A. Miss, assistant teacher Tehama Primary School, dwl 14 Perry
Lyons James, bootmaker, 562 Mission
Lyons James, carder M. & P. Woolen Mills, dwl Shotwell bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Lyons James, carpenter, dwl 24 Minna
Lyons James, doorkeeper Maguire's Opera House
Lyons James, hostler with Crittenden & Dalton, dw1 712 Mission
Lyons James S., bookkeeper with J. K. Prior, dwl 2118 Jones
Lyons John & Co., draymen, pier 9 Stewart, dwl N & Natoma bet Eighth and Ninth
Lyons JJohn, ( Coghill, L. & Co.) dwl 1019 Bush
Lyons John, barkeeper 625 Davis
Lyons John, bricklayer, Bricklayers' Pro. Ass., 751 Market
Lyons John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Co., dwl 127 Clara
Lyons John, laborer, dwl 14 Bryant Avenue
Lyons John, laborer, dwl 109 Dora
Lyons John, laborer, dwl 561 Mission
Lyons John, laborer S. F. & P. Sugar Refinery
Lyons John, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Lyons John, lumberman, dwl 136 Folsom
Lyons John F., compositor Monitor, dw1 151 Second Lyons Julia Mrs., furnished rooms, 9 and 17 Fourth Lyons Julius, compositor, dw1 1914 Polk
Lyons Louis, printer with Bacon & Company, dwI 1914 Polk
Lyons Louis, salesman with Hecht Bros. & Co., dwl 425 Kearny
Lyons M. A. Miss, dressmaking, 426 Kearny
Lyons Martin, teamster with R. & J. Morton, dw1 6 William
Lyons Mary, (widow) boarding 269 Minna
Lyons Michael, laborer, dwl N s Ash nr Laguna
Lyons Michael, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Lyons Michnel, laborer with Mechanics' Mill and Manuf. Co., dw] 434 Stevenson
Lyons Mrs., (widow) dwl 151 Natoma
Lyons Patrick, hostler Fashion Stables, dwl 61 Jessie
Lyons Patrick, laborer, dwl W s Van Ness Avenue nr Bush
Lyons Patrick, waiter Lick Honse. dw1 437 Jessie Lyons S. B., sticker with Mechanics' Mill and Mannf. Co., dwl 20 Natoma
Lyons Stephen, assistant wharlinger Beale Street Wharf
EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Book and Job Printers, cor. Leidesdorff and Clay.
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY circulates throughout Idaho and Montana Territories.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., No3. 712, 714 and 716, Kearny Street. .
SAN FRANCISCO
[ M ] DIRECTORY.
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Lyons Thomas, driver N. B. & M. Railroad, dwl 220 Tebama
Lyons Thomas, foreman Boston Cracker Co
Lyons Thomas, laborer, dw1 636 Commercial
Lyons Thomas, laborer, dwl W s Baldwin Court nr Folsom
Lyons Thomas, laborer with Kimball Manufacturing Co., dwl S s Perry bet Fourth and Fifth
Lyons Thomas, stevedore, Lumbermen Stevedores' Association, Barra's Hall
Lyons William, blacksmith, dwl 673 Howard
Lyons William, expresswagon, dwl E s Ninth nr Harrison
Lyons William, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Lyons William, merchant, dw1 507 Mission
Lysaght Patrick, laborer S. F. Wool Exchange, dwl 523 Jessie
Lyser Albert, principal Sonth San Francisco School, dwl 1419 Taylor
Lyser Jacob, clerk 322 Sansom, dwl 323 Third
Lyser Julins, baker, 323 Third
Lysett James, proprietor bar and billiardsaloon, Overland House
Lysett John P., ( Lysett & Knight) dwl 1016 Pac
Lysett (John P.) & Knight, ( John WV.) fruits and vegetables, 26 Metropolitan Market
Lyster Arthur, clerk, dwl Ns Everett bet Third and Forth
Lyster Frederick, professor music, dwl N s Everett bet Third and Fourth
Lytle Eminet, St. Charles Saloon, NW cor Pacific and Kearny, dwl 1314 Kearny
Lyttleton Amelia, (widow) dwl 711 Bush
M
MAACK ERNST, messenger Evening Bulletin, dwl 617 Vallejo
Maack William, teamster, dw1 1063 Market
Maasberg Christian, cooper with Kroger & Bolle, dwl Geneva bet Brannan and Townsend
Maasberg J., cooper, dwl Geneva bet Brannan and Townsend
Maass A. & Co., ( David Wolf) fancygoods, SE cor Kearny and Post
Maass Abraham, ( A. Maas & Co. and A. Bauer & Co.) dwl 407 Taylor
Maass Adolph, dwl W s Spear bet Mission and How Maass Ambrosina, butcher with Charles Geiser, bds New Alaska Hotel
Maass Augustus, clerk with Marcus Albers, dwl 225 Perry
Maass Henry, barkeeper SE cor How and Fremont MAASS H. F., boots and shoes, 132 Kearny, dw1 23 Stockton Place
Maass Jacob, cabinetmaker, dwl Ns Natoma bet Eighth and Ninth
Maass John G., proprietor Fremont Saloon, SE cor Howard and Fremont
Mabel Hans, captain schooner Ida Florence, dwl 931 Greenwich
Maberry & Co., (Chinese) cigarmanufacturers, 638 Jackson
Mabury Richard, shipwright, Ship. C. Association, Barra's Hall
MacCallum James, salesman 220 Sansom, dwl 224 Post
MacCann Edward, ( William MacCaun &. Co.) dwl 419 Green
MacCann Robert, clerk with William MacCann & Co., dwl 419 Green
MacCann William, ( William MacCann & Co.) dwl 419 Green
MacCann William & Co., (Edward MacCann) shipping and commission merchants, office room 8, 402 Front
MacCann William Jr., salesman with Lazard Fréres, dwl 419 Green
MacCann .- See McCann
MACCRELLISH FREDERICK & CO., ( Wil- liam A. Woodward) proprietors and publisbers Alta California, (daily, weekly, and steamer) office 529 California
MacCrellish Frederick, ( William A. Woodward & Co., and Frederick MacCrellish & Co.) dw1 907 Pine nr Mason
MACDERMOT CHARLES F., president Peoples Insurance Co., office 16 New Merchants' Ex- change, dwl Lick House
MacElroy Henry, laborer with J. B. Kemp
MacKeever Edwin S. Mrs., dwl 5 Fourth
MacMillen Archibald, barkeeper with Porter & Lewis, dw1 218 Minna
MacMillen James, oyster saloon, 7 Merchants' Ex- change, dwl 218 Minna
Macabee Alexander, carpenter, 6 Hardie Place, dwl 406 Geary
Macarty David, coachman with J. Horlan, NW cor Fillmore and McAllister
Macatee A. M. Mrs., dw1 233 Sixth
Macaulay Samuel, nailmaker, 418 Pacific, rear
Macauley Andrew, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Macauley Thomas, clerk Tax Collector's Office, City Hall, dwl 631 Sacramento
Macauley Thomas, plasterer, dw1 218 Clementina
Macbeth Sarah Mrs., lodgings, Webb's Building, 37 Second
Macdonald Alexander, real estate, dw1 222 Ritch
Macdonald D. A., (D. A. Macdonald & Co.) dwl 1020 Post
MACDONALD D. A. & CO., (John H. Mac- donald, Joseph McGill, and Howard Chapman) proprietors Macdonald's Mill and Molding Fac- tory, SW cor Market and Beale
Macdonald John, laborer, dw} 334 Third
Macdonald John, laborer, dwl Castro nr Fourteenth Macdonald John H., (D. A. Macdonald & Co.) dw1 1018 Post
Macdonald Mary Mrs., teacher music, dwl 1209 Bush Macdonald Thomas, driver, dwl 256 Tehama, rear Macdonald William, with Ætna Insurance Co., dwl 418 Jones
Macdonald .- See McDonald
MACE ALFRED A., attorney at law, office Court Block 636 Clay, dwl 1600 Powell
Mace Benjamin F., teamster M. & P. Woolen Mills Mace Emile, barkeeper 623 Kearny, dwl SE cor Stockton and Sacramento
Mace John, employé with Brader Bros., dwl E s Powell bet Green and Vallejo
Macey Henry, carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post
Macfarlane George, ( Macfarlane, Blair & Co.) res Glasgow
MACFARLANE, (George) BLAIR (David B.) &
CO., (Hart, Macfarlane & Co., Glasgow) com- mission merchants, office 302 California
Macfarland Roxa, (widow ) dwl 345 Fremont
Macgoldrick, Andrew J., barkeeper with Porter & Lewis, dw1 435 Broadway
Machado A., (colored) bootblacking, 1 Second, dwl Scott bet Pacific and Broadway
Machin Timothy N., attorney at law, dwl 708 Post Macholdt Henry, carpenter, dwl 523 Filbert
Mack Dennis, laborer, dw1 5 Boston Place
Mack Ernst, porter, dwl 617 Vallejo
Mack Frederick, blacksmith with Kirsh & Co., dwl 631 Broadway
Mack Harry, harnessmaker with Black & Miller, dwl Jessie bet Third and Fourth
Mack James C., engineer steamship Active
Mack Jerry, coachman with J. McM. Shafter, S s Chestnut bet Hyde and Larkin
MACK J. O., editor Daily Times, dwl cor Market and Ellis
Mack John, laborer, dwl N s Hinckley
Mack Johnny, minstrel Maguire's Opera House, dwl Brooklyn Hotel
E. H. JONES & CO .. 116 Sansom Street, Straw Hats and Trimmings.
Our Eastern friends will find the best Native Wines at M. S. WHITING & CO'S, 219 Bush St., Cosmopolitan Hotel Block. See next leaf.
REDINGTON, HOSTETTER & CO., keep a full and choice stock Paints, Oil Colors, etc.
396 SAN FRANCISCO [ M] DIRECTORY.
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, Henry G. Langley, Publisher, 612 Chuy Street, San Francisco.
Mack Thomas, laborer, dwl 519 Mission
Mack William, teamster with U. S. Drayman, cor Battery and Jackson
Mack William J., (R. A. Strain & Co.) dwl 211 Eddy
Mackay A. A., with Cutting & Co., dwl 517 Green- wich
Mackel John, carrier Evening Bulletin, Call, and Chronicle, dwl 221 First
Macken Francis, salesman with William Meyer & Co., dwl 1109 Stockton
MACKEN JAMES, coppersmith, 226 Fremont, dwl 1026 Folsom
Macken James, laborer, dwl W s Hyde nr O'Farrell Macken John M., coppersmith with James Macken Mackey Alexander, weaver, dwl 42 Moss
Mackey David, plumber with Charles W. Smith
Mackey John, driver, dwl Homestead House, Point Lobos road
Mackey Owen, carpenter, H. C. Leagne, 25 Post Mackey Thomas, carpenter, dwl Meyer's Hotel
Mackey William W., metalroofer, M. R. E. II. Leagne, 352 Bush
Mackie Charles M., dwl American Exchange
Mackie Clara, (widow) dwl 1003 Folsom
Mackie Hamilton W., clerk with Crane & Brigham, dwl 14 Tehama Place
Mackie J. Wylie, bookkeeper with Glasgow Iron and Metal Importing Co., dw1 566 Howard
Mackie Peter, assistant superintendent N. P. T. Co's Wharf, dwl 535 Howard
Mackie Rowena, (widow) dwl 14 Tehama Place
Mackin James, shoemaker with Donovan Brothers, dwl 81 Jessie
Mackin Joseph, gardener, dwl 504 Taylor
Mackin Sarah Mrs. dwl 1026 Folsom
Mackinnon Archibald, engineer, dwl 131 Perry
Mackintosh Robert, physician, office and dwl 128 Second
Mackintosh William, clerk, dwl 545 Folsom
Macklin Henry, wardrobeman Maguire's Opera House, dwI 921 Powell
Macklin James F., salesman with William A. Mead, dwl 760 Mission
Macklin N. M., carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post Mackrett George P. B., printer, dwl 708 Stockton Maclellan D. W., clerk, dwl 44 Clementina
Macloon George, carpenter, dwl E s Fillmore bet Ellis and Turk
Macloon Thomas, laborer, dwl W s Fillmore bet Ellis and Turk
Macnamara John, laborer, dwl NE cor Twenty- third and Hampshire
Macnamara Patrick, dwl NW cor Twenty-second and Kansas
Macnee Mary, (widow) dwl 10 Verona
Macnevin Henry P., miner, dwl 337 Union
MACONDRAY & CO., (James Otis, W. A. and F. W. Macondray) importing, shipping, and commission merchants and agents Yang Tze In- surance Association. Shanghae, 206 Sansom Macondray Frederick W., ( Macondray & Co.) dwl 1032 Mission
Macondray Lavinia S., (widow) dwl 1003 Stockton Macondray William A., ( Macondray & Co.) dwl 213 Geary
Maconochie James W., collector Spring Valley W. W. Co., dw1 307 Leavenworth
Macpherson A. W., ( Macpherson & Wetherbee) dwl W s First bet Harrison and Bryant
MACPHERSON (A. W.) & WETHERBEE, ( Henry ) lumber and proprietors Albion & Noyo Mills, office 7 Stewart
Macpherson John, bookkeeper with McMillan & Kester, dw1 555 Mission
Macpherson Ronald J., clerk with E. O. F. Hastings, dwl W & First bet Harrison and Bryant
Macpherson Samuel G., painter, dwl S s Union nr Taylor
Macready A. B., clerk with Henry E. Highton, res Oakland
Macready James, hostler, dwl 606 Third
Macready Richard, laborer, dwl 258 Jessie
Macree Dennis, waiter, dwl 1324 Stockton
Macree Nicholas, restaurant. 1324 Stockton
Macy Albert, wharfinger Third Street Wharf, dwl 12 DeBoom
Macy Daniel F., drayman, dwl 11[ Silver
Macy David F., machinist, dw1 1215 Mason
Macy Henry C., architect, office 315 Montgomery, dwl 1215 Mason
Macy William H., printer, dwl 1215 Mason
Madagan William, stonecntter, Stonecutter's Asso- ciation, 751 Market
Madden David, laborer, dwl 700 Harrison
Madden Dennis II., blacksmith with Jason Clapp, dwl 255 Tehama
Madden Edward, miller City Flouring Mill, res Santa Clara
Madden Francis, marbleworker with John Daniel, dwl N s Natoma bet Fifth and Sixth
Madden James, captain schooner Harriet Rowe, dw177 Natoma
Madden James, laborer, dwl 31 Minna
Madden James, laborer Pioneer Woolen Factory Madden James, porter, 117 Posi
Madden Jeremiah, laborer Dry Dock, dwl Hunter's Point
Madden James F., delivery clerk Post-office, dw1 525 Folsom
Madden John, dwl 31 Minna
Madden John, butcher with A. Newman, dwl 564} Howard
Madden John, carder Pioneer Woolen Factory, dwl North Point nr Van Ness Avenue
Madden John, carpenter S. F. & San Jose R. R., dwl SE cor York and El Dorado
Madden John, junkdealer, 217 Davis, dwl 531 Natoma
Madden John, laborer, dw1 10 Broadway
Madden John, laborer, dwl S s Fulton nr Webster
Madden John, laborer, dwl SE cor Drumm and Oregon
Madden John, plasterer, dwl W s Clapp bet Eight- eenth and Nineteenth
Madden Katie Miss, cloakmaker with Sullivan & Co., dw1 700 Harrison
Madden Martin J., dwl S s Boyd bet Chesley and Eighth
Madden Michael, mariner, dwl 77 Natoma
Madden Michael, mariner, dwl 26 Stewart
Madden Patrick, machinist, dwl 531 Natoma
Madden Peter, carpenter, II. C. Leagne, 25 Post
Madden Thomas P., office 636 Clay, bds Occidental Hotel
Madden William, painter with Larkins & Co., dwl 234 Minna
Madegan William D., Fashion Saloon, 16 Sutter, res San Leandro
Madel Peter, ( Madel & Tietjen) dwl NW cor Mission and Spear
Madel ( Peter ) & 'Tietjen, (J. II. ) liqnor saloons, NE cor Mission and Stewart and NE cor Spear and Howard
Mader George, groceries and liquors, NW cor Ellis and Hyde
MADGE FREDERICK, assistant secretary Central Railroad, office 116 Taylor, dwl NE cor Gner- rero and Twenty-first
Madigan J., laborer, dwl SW cor Folsom and Main
Madison Bennet H., captain schooner Columbia, dwl 20 Frederick
Madison Charles, druyman, dwl Middle nr Pine Madison James, blacksmith, dw1 19 Morton
Madison James, calker, Ship C. Ass., Barra's Hall Madison John, carrier Sacramento Union, dwl 206 Stockton
EDWARD BOSQUI & CO., Bookbinders, Leidesdorf st., corner of Clay.
THE Travelers Insurance Co.
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hartford, grants all forms of insurance against Death or Wholly Disabling Injury by Accident, and is the Pioneer Accident Insurance Company of this country ; it also issues
LIFE
And Endowment Policies, upon the Low Rate Cash Plan, combining ample security and cheapness of cost, under a definite contract. The Company has a paid-up capital of $500,000, and its cash assets exceed $1,250,000. If he desires, the policy-holder can combine all the benefits of Life
AND
Accident Insurance under one policy and premium-a feature in life insurance not granted by othe companies. Policies of Accident Insurance contract to pay a fixed sum, of $500 to $10,000, in the even of fatal accident, or a weekly indemnity of $3 to $50 for total disability caused by
ACCIDENT
-not to exceed six months for any one accident. Policies written by the month or year, by authorize agents, at yearly cost of $5 to $25 per $1,000, according to occupation and degree of hazard. This kin of insurance is easily obtained, costs but little, and covers the thousand hazards of accident to whic all men are exposed. For all men who cannot obtain a full life policy, and for most men who can, thi is the best form of personal
INSURANCE.
Statistics show that about one in ten of all the population meets with an accident every year, an the records of this Company show that one in every fourteen of all its 160,000 policy-holders have been paid for claims under accident policies, in amounts varying from $5 to $10,000 each. In this wa the TRAVELERS has already paid One Million Dollars, for death or injury by accident. The
TRAVELERS'
Insurance Company is also meeting with success in its Life Department, established in July, 1866, an 7,000 policies had been written up to August 9, 1869. It grants full life and endowment policies embracing the best features of the best companies, as to non-forfeiture, terms of payment, etc., bu without any of the complications or uncertainties of the note system. It sells
INSURANCE
rather than future " dividends." Its contract is a plain one. its security is ample and unquestioned, and its rates of premium are exceedingly low. It prefers to do business on a cash basis, and thus giv its policy-holders advantages not attainable under the credit system. In short, anything desirable in either Life or Accident Insurance, can be furnished at low cost by this
COMPANY.
The same ability, energy and prudence in management, which has given the TRAVELERS such a a large and successful business in Accident Insurance, while all its competitors were forced to quit the field, will be devoted to its future; and, with its cash assets of a million and a quarter, furnish a guar- anty of security, permanence and stability. And the rapid and increasing growth of its Life Depart- ment, already rivaling many of the older life companies, attests the popularity of its Low Rate Cash Plan.
Branch Office for the Pacific States and Territories :
424 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
R. H. MAGILL, RESIDENT DIRECTOR. ARTHUR E. MAGILL, MANAGER.
DORNIN & GREENHOOD, CITY AGENTS, 424 California Street, San Francisco.
FIRE INSURANCE.
Sterling Indemnity, Equitable Adjustments, Moderate Rates !
Phoenix Insurance Co.
OF HARTFORD, AND
Home Insurance Co. OF NEW YORK.
FIFTEEN MILLION DOLLARS, LOSSES PAID, Indicates their Services.
An Annual Cash Income of Nearly Four Millions Reveals their Popularity.
SIX MILLION CASH ASSETS,
Gives emphasis to their solvency.
The PHOENIX OF HARTFORD, organized under a perpetual charter, is one of the leading, progressive and most popular institutions of the age-prompt, reliable, careful-and devoting its capi- tal and energies to the business of Fire Underwriting exclusively ; offers superior inducements to those who desire reliable indemnity against loss or damage by fire.
The HOME OF NEW YORK is one of the wealthiest and most prominent insurance com- panies in the Union, and the leader in the great metropolis. and by honorable transactions and strict attention to the wants of the insuring public, has gained a reputation and business unsurpassed in the annals of Fire Underwriting.
BRANCH OFFICE For the Pacific States and Territories of the
PHENLY
& HOME
424 CALIFORNIA STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO. Losses promptly adjusted and paid in U. S. Gold Coin, by our special adjusters at all points where they occur, without unnecessary delay, trouble, or expense to the claimant.
1 Resident Agents at all prominent places are authorized to bind the companies by the imme- diate issue of policies and renewals, thereby doing away with the trouble, annoyance and doubt of res- ponsibility of the sub agency system, under which the so-called agents have to forward applications to San Francisco or elsewhere for policies to issue or the risks to be declined.
[° Agents appointed, losses adjusted and paid, correspondence promptly attended to, supplies fur nished agents, and the business of these two sterling companies in the Pacific States and Territories under the immediate and sole supervision and control of
R. H. MAGILL, MANAGER. DORNIN & GREENHOOD, City Agents.
C. P. VAN SCHAACK & CO., Nos. 712, 714 and 716, Kearny Street.
SAN FRANCISCO [M] DIRECTORY.
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Madison John H., ( Madison & Burke and Madi- son. Burke & Co.) dwl 206 Stockton
MADISON (John H.) & BURKE, ( Martin J.) real estate and honse agents and rent collectors, 316 Montgomery
MADISON, (John H.) BURKE ( Martin J.) & CO .. ( William F. Mc.Alester ) real estate agents, 316 Montgomery
Madison Merritt, stevedore, dwl W s San Bruno Road nr Ninteenth
Madison William, molder and extraman Hose No. 4, S. F. F. D., dwl 1802 Stockton
Madranga Dennis, cook Cretan Chop House, dwl 205 Third
Madsen Charles, cabinetmaker with W. J. T. Palmer & Co., dwl cor Brannan and Ritch
Madsen Haus, miller with Eisen Brothers, dwl 16 Stevenson
Madson Rasmas, seaman, dwl 32 Stewart
Maekel David, carpenter, H. C. League, 25 Post Maen Jacob, laborer with Mann & Co., dwl San- som bet Union and Green
Maen Major, laborer, dwl Greenwich nr Lombard Maessan William, pork and sausage, 3 Metropolitan Market, dwl 147 Clara
Maffet Charles. deckhand steamer Neptune, Dry Dock, Hunter's Point
Magagnos Julian A., collector Evening Bulletin, dwl 45 Stanly Place
Magallon Joseph, marblepolisher, dwl 1124 Dupont Magan Peter, laborer, dwl S s Sixteenth bet Va- lencia and Mission
Magary Albert, carpenter, dwl W s Mission nr Fif- teenth
Magary John E., insurance agent, dwl W s Fair Oaks bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Magazzini A., hairdresser, 504 Clay
Magdalen Asylum, E s San Bruno Road bet Twen- tieth and Twenty-second
Magee Edward, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Magee Francis, packer, dw1 535 Stevenson, rear
Magee James, laborer with J. B. Kemp
Magee John, laborer, dwl 763 Bryant
Magee John A., (John A. Magee & Co.) dwl 448 Third
Magee John A. & Co., (John A. Magee Jr.) pro- duce dealers, 448 Third
Magee John A. Jr., ( John A. Magee & Co.) dwl 655 Washington
Magee John E., clerk with Benedict & Allen, dwl 515 Minna
Magee Robert, sawyer, dwl 54 First
Magee Robert E., cardriver, dw1 559 Natoma
Magee Roger D., insurance surveyor, office 410 California, dwl 1805 Powell
Magee S. L., dwl Es First Avenue bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Magee Thomas, clerk with John A. Magee & Co., dwl 212 Ritch
Magee Thomas, with Charles D. Carter, dwl 231 O'Farrell
Magendie A. S., boarding, dwl E s First Avenue bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Magenta House, Roger O'Donnell manager, 1316 Dupont
Magenta M. Co., office 409 California
Magyee Edward, shipwright, Ship. Ass., Barra's Hall
Magys George, fruit and provisions, NW cor O'Far- rell and Jones
Mages James J., liquor saloon, 210 Fourth, dwl 23 Howard Court
Magill Arthur E., manager Travelers' Ins. Co., office 424 California, res Alameda
Magill James, hosemaker with M. M. Cook & Sons, dwl 433 Broadway
MAGILL ROBERT H., manager Phenix and Home Ins. Cos., office 424 Cal, res Alameda Magill Thomas W., stationery, 1024 Market
Magilly Joseph, laborer with J. B. Kemp Magilton Thomas, ( S. F. Candle Co.) dwl E s Mis- sion Avenne ur Seventeenth
Magin John, hostler Front St. O. & M. R. R., dwl Green bet Hyde and Larkin
Maginn Patrick J., gardener, dwl 781 Folsom
Maginnis Christopher, patternmaker with William Brodie, dwl 32 Louisa
Magiunis John B., hay and grain, dwl E & Shotwell bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Maginniss James H., machinist Union Iron Works, dwl 530 Mission
Maginniss Michael, laborer with J. B. Kemp Maginiss Patrick, teamster, dwl NW cor Sixteenth and Capp
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